October 3, 1856 (4 pages)

[ee a VOL. 6. NO. 21. Che Hedada Journal. PUBLISHED EVFRY FRIDAY MORNING BY N. P. BROWN & Co. N. P. BROWN. E. G. WAITE. MAIN STREET, NEVADA. “,P E R M 8: For one year, $7,00 For six months, 4 00 For three months, 2,00 25 20 Single copies, Advertisements inserted at reasonable rates. Job Work, in all its varieties, neatly and promptly exeeuted, with the best material, and at the lowest cas sh ciees. AGENTS: ! L. P. FISHER, San Francisco, office in the iron build. “ag, Montgomery street, opposite the Pacitic Express. Gardiner & Kirk, Sacramento, bookstore, two doors from the Post office. Clark & Secley. Langton’s Express, San Juan Kendall & Spencer, bookstore, Grass 5 ee . DAILY STAGE LINE! From Nevapba TO WASHINGTON On and after Jan 1856, the above ‘ Line will run as ‘ Leavug Nevada, at 8 o'clock, A. M and passing by Mountain Spring House, Morgan's, Cold Spring, White Cloud, Gold Hill and Alpha, and arriving at Washington %y 1 o'clock in the afternoon. It is the NEAREST and BEsT “mega, Scotchman’s Creek, Bureka. Returning the HOTEL every morni vada by 1 o'clock, P. M., ‘Stage Co's Coaches for Auburn, and Shasta. Office—South Yuba Hotel, Washington. A.S. OLIN, PROPRIETOR. Agent, Nevada. j6—tf. R0UTE to Washington, Poor Man's Creek and . ve the SourH Yuba k, and arriving at Newith the California connectit W.S. McRoner Nev. ada, April Lt To the Travelling Public! California Stase € a : SACKAMENTO. and For rriving at SacSan Francisco. r¢ via Auburn as an ac ramenuto in ti Also, Atdo ecommodation Lin o Saecrar , Vor MARYSVILLE Leaves the above named offices Bs o'clock, A. M. passing by G Empire Ranch and Long Bar by 3 o'clock, P. M. JAMES HAWORTH, Prest. C. 5. C. S. MCROBERTS, Agent . March, 7, 1856.-tf ‘y morning 6 Rongh & Re w. Nevada TRAVELERS ATTENTION !! Opposition Stage Lime! nto & Nevada ! anciseco in One Jetween Sac Through to San F ei) Day. Fare Only $3 The Opy the Orleans mento will lea iraut, Main street, Navada, every other day at: , A.M. and arrive in time for the boats for the Bay Merchants and others look to your own interest and support the opposition Stage Offices—Sacramento—Oro, Auburn — National and City Hotels anvant Sacramento, Marysville, . and arriving at Marysville . . . . . TRHE ROAD sition Stage for Sacra. . settlements along a Aus. 8 tf Ss rRICKLAND, Proprietors. ‘Saw Will for Sale. NY one wishing to go into the Lumber Business can . Bs purchase the Mill know st, Russell & Co's Mill which will be And every article belons to the bus , in good order 250,000 Fect of Good Logs in the yard, and 150,000 Feet of Superior Luinber. The Last Warning.— All those indebted to Russell € Co, are »I that I can't wear out any vere Boots, ors oney for Board My time j IT would wi th but little to mec, but I. C. HARMER. Wood ! Wook Seasoned and Green ay ood! et in length on hand and THINGLES and Boards, 3 ff for sale Job Hauling done at any rates sat re nable “YMUN, Roalder t Nevada, Aug. 8, 185: —*ti Lumber! cate ata Lumber! riety of Lu Ar rue! ST PRICES sortment of 1 han Seasoned Lumber of Every Variety! ave on And will Saw ‘to order all kinds of Lumber. . JOHN ANDERSON. They will . deliver Lumber w irown Teams at any point deaired by the pure = A share of publie patron is requested CALDWELL, MILLS & CO. . W. CALDWOILT r. FE. MILts J. WORKELL. August 8, ik "6-—'f Fraxcis J. DUNN DUNN & MERE Attorneys ane Cou Second to f Bic Tuly 11 HENRY MEREDITH. WITH, nsellors at Law Broad st. s Brick Buildin R. . Beuisat, Va. Gd. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, =e Office—Rudeiph'’s Drug Store, Commercial st RESIDENCE—Water st., 2d house above Pacifie Hotel. Nevada, Angust 3—3m "Thomas: Marsia, BIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, Main street, nearly opposite the Journai office.—augStt “3 AN ARY SE ED. For sale by RUDOLPH, 21 Commercial strect ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL. Corner of Main Street & Court Square. ted for the accommodation of the public ef any House in Nevada Per meal 75 oe ee ae BY M. FLEMING. 3 EE Board and Lodging per week from 10 to $15.00 Strictly tanipeeate: This House is now opened and is the best adapBoard per day 2.00 5—tf m < 50 cts to 1 00 . Nevada, Aug. 1 Lg sacramento Union copy tf. WHOL ES. ALE ano RETALL LIQUOR STORE, Main st we eee undersig now on han reet, near Commerci Best Liquors Having rebuilt his Fire nt c ellar under it, he any amount of Goods.— #-ver brought to this marke roof Building. with an exe qnas every facility for keeping Ne will keep a good supply of WHISKY, BRANDY, GIN, VINES PORTER, ALE, ALE, CIDER, &e, &e Aiso—All kinds of Case Liquors, Cordials, Syrups, &e. Which have been selected with the greatest care by fompetent judges, and which will be sold as low or lower than any other establishment in the place. He will continue the manufacture of SODA at his old place, which is an article too well known to require reeommendation Dealers and others wishing to purchase are respectfally invited to call and examine my stock augett J. M. FLURSHUTZ. FRESH MEAT! FRESH MEAT! CITY MARKET Broad Street. ? AMES MONROE informs his old customers and th public generally, that his Meat Market on Broad street 13 re-established, and he is realy to furnish good Beef Pork and Mutton, Veal, and Vegetables as before the fire. Hic will be happy to wait on all, and will assure them that he designs keeping the best meats to be found in Califor= Nevada, August 8, 1856-tf FURNITURE WAREROOMS. OHN MeFARLAND, Dealer in Furniture, Beds, Mattrasses, Pillows, Sheets, Pillow Cases, &c, No. 14 Commercial street. Nevada, Aug. 8—tf General Variety Store. R. POWERS—4#ealer in Crockery and Hardware » Edge tools and Cutlery, Mining and Farming ImPlements of all deseriptions—Corner of Pine and Commoreiel streete, Nevada, augs-3in. . Passenger far . . . . Suceessors to Dr. Wm. G. . now in store a good assortment of all kinds of GROCERIES QUEENS WARE, HARDWARE, and all kinds of (MINING TOOLS. The x y > particularly requested to call and examine our stock. * Goods sold low for cash fers sub-eriber that he is now ¢ Hirst, . H. H. Wickes & Co., Alban, Broad street., Nevada. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C. Drags Porce White, Medicines, Spices, Chemicals, Port. Wine. Dye Stuffs, Sherry Wine, Paints, Madeira Wine, Turpentine, Fine Brandy. White Lead, Holland Gin, Red Lead, Window Glass, Litharge, Lard Oil, Brushes, Sperm Oil, Algohol; Polar Oil, Stareh, Fish Oil, a Pearl Barley, Castor Oil, Tapioca, Canary Seed, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Copal Varnish, Neats Foot Oil, vinseed Oil, é Cooking Extracts, Japan Varnish, Bay Rum, Coach Varnish, Sarsaparilla, Dansar Varnish, Putty, Webber's Cordial, Cherry Pectoral, Zine Paint, Wistar's Balsam, . Together with a general and compiete assortment of all articles in our line, which will be seld at prices as low as they can be afforded in the :ountains. DR. H WH. WICKES & Co. Corver of Broad and Pine streets. Nevada, July 4, 1850.—tf Nevada Hat & Cap Store. HE undersigned informs the public that he will reopen again the Nevada Hat and Cap Store in Kelsey’s Brick Buildingopposite A. Block & Co. on [>>* Commercial street, No. 28. 23 Where he will be glial to suit all classes and sizes from the infant to the grown man in his line. The Nevada Hat and Cap Store has made Spr: for the latest style pertaining to the business, Aeomplete az<sorty sent int Boots, Shees and Brogans has been added to the business to which the e=pecial attention of all is requested N. B. Hats renovated and Boots and Shoes repaired in the neatest style. Nevada, Aug. &-tf All kinds of Furs bought. S. E. RIEC. 4 r ’ x‘ r Gregory & Sparks, Ce BE FOUND for the present next above the 4 JOURNAL OFFICE, on MAIN STREET. We have and delivered free = , Ter Cc. W. YOUNG, MANUFACTURING JEWELER, WATCHMAKER, AND DEALER IN Fine Watches, Diamond Work, Colt’s Pistols, Cutlery, &e. Old stand—Commercial street, Nevada.—Aug. &,-tf Bricks! Bricks ! H. G. PHILLIPS RE now prepared to fill all orders for Bricks, at the as most reasonabie rates, delivered. or at the Yard. "ey The quality of the Brick k may be seen on Rogers & Co's. Building, Main street. The clay is the very best in the country Orders left at the Nevada Journal Counting Room, or atthe Brick Yard, one-half mile from Nevada, on the Red Dog read, will be promptly attended to. We shall always have on hand a large lot to supply all who may favor us with their patronage. of charge. augetf H. G. PHILLIPS Nevada May 30, 1856. tf Robinson’s Crossing! ™m Nevada to Downieville. by way of ingis in fine condition and presents st Ronte and Be oad tor Teams. snsive Mir Ke and all the various Di between the South and and North Yubas by way of Hess’ . Rot The Shorte To all the ext ing. affords the nearest route for » by way Packers of Rough and and the mines further Nelson.s Creek, and all the ns north of Nevada and Downieville. dis as easily traveled as that between Four horses can r y draw . ousand pounds of Fr ut, from Nevada to the top of the hill at Downieville, when the poad is not obstructed by heavy rains or snow. Wii IAM E. ROBINSO, Proprietor. May 1, 1856—ly H JOHN R. SCR. ANTON, A CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, ld inform ¢ Grass Va Por he public and his friends, . ing on the business of or eve description. ng branches and Fancy work of all gto builda Brick House or rest by giving me an k, at as low prices, as Building Houses srences and security th I. Williamson, ad to given if required. Main street, will be GEORGE B. TINGLEY Anderson & Tingley, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, . Nevado. FOR SALE. A Valuable Lot of Land. J M. HIXON, Head of Broad Street, Nevada. D* ALER in all kinds of Groceries, Provisions, &e.— Goods warranted to be as represented, and soldat the lowést market Nevada, Ang. Enguire a ' . At the Journal Office. . . } . SACRAMENTO ‘VALLEY RAILROAD. SUMMER U NTIL FURTHER NOTICE the ¢ / ley Railroad will leave a ) PASSENGER TRAINS. raunente ARRANGEMENT. f the Sacramento ValWS: Will leave Sa 1-24. M. and 3 P.M. P eed 2212 M. and 4 1-2 P.M. ON SUNDAY lar Passenger train, t acramento. sere TRBINS Ww ill leave Folsom at § 1-2 4. M. (except Sundays ) save Sacramento at 2) P.M. (except un -) ssenger car will be run in connection with the freight train iu from Fol every morning. RATI TOLL. weer amento and Folsom 0 ion, both ways. . 0 tickets permonth, 830 09 te fares, per mile. . . 10 mi} Fo coe pert on of 2000 lbs, 3 00 Folsom to 5 nento = Besid ther here will bea 10 a. M. train frem > . . Freight tol— ae. . 225 Folsom to Sec amento, gross ton of . graaite, brick and cobble stone. . 100 vi Inte liate points f ile per ton 15 For farther particulars see notices iu hand bills and card forms, or enquire of J. P. ROBIN: ON, Supt S. V. RB. R. Jand R streets. : Grieans Hotel. Second street bet.J and K, Sacramento. Y recent additions made to the above hotel, it is now . ' L odging 300 Pexsons. The proprietor be: gs to inform the public that in furnishing this Hotel he has spared ater pains nor exe. Antic’ ipating the wants of the commu yr, he has added a new wing four stories in hei at, and 356x100 feet in depth The dining reom, parlors, &c., have been enlarged, ape other improvements made for the comfort a ment ef his guests, which warrants him in sayi hat the ORLEANS HOTEL is now the most commodious, complete and elegant in the State. The TABLE bears the » of the marxet; the READING ROOM the news of the day from all parts of the United States and Europe ; the BILLIARD SALOON is furnished with tables of the finest workin. ship; the } BAR supplied with the choicest Liquors and ( ‘. This Hotel is the Depot of the California Stage Co. It 13 OF ai all hours, so that passeng n be accommedated with rooms. J.R. HARDENBURGH, Proprietor Post Office Literary Depot. GARDINER & KIRK, Third Street, two doors from the Post Offce, Sacramento. te Agents forthe Nevada Journal. Enternational Hotel. By Henry Eisenmenger, 90 K street, between Third and Fox arth, Sacramento. Board by the Weck. 7 00 Single Meals. 2255 oesyawesvaweses 50 cts. Saperior accommod tions for Families, at moderate rates. Rooms well Ventilated. Sacramente, Sept. 5, 1856. KEEP COOL. . S arriving at night auge-3m CE in any quantities and at reasonable prices can be found ai my depot on Main street. Every morning I shall bring it to the doors of customers. T he heat of the season is oppressive. but my ice can make everybody more comfortable. ave enough of the cooling article on hand, for the ae season. None need famish for the want of it. aug J.D. HAVEN. Shaving Saloon. H’& CUTTING, *HAVING and SHAMPOOING done inthe most approved style at my Shaving Salon on Commercial Street, a few doors above Mayers & Coe's Boot and Shoe establishment. The public are inyited to call and test my abilities as a Tonsorial Artist. Don't forget the place. 10-4f PFTER DRUNZER, Commercial street } . TAKE TEAL &CO., 33 Broad Sfreet. = 2S 2.2. Nevada. FFER to the trade the largest and best selected stock of merchandise to befoynd in this city, at the lowest market prices for CASH. All Goods sold by us delivered Free of charge in and wv" PROVISIONS. Billing’s Hams ; New York and Boston Sugar cured do, Oregon Hams ; Oregon Bacon. Pork in whole or hif Barrels; New York Bacon, California and Oregon smoked Beet. Thos. Hope & Co. selected Orange county Butter, Jay L. Adams “ Lard. Flour. GROCERIES. full and complete assortment of all descriptions. ALE & PORTER. Tennant's and Byass, in qts and pts. XXX New York ‘tock Ale in hhdsand half barrels brewed expressly for the California market. CIGARS & TOBACCO. Genuine Havana, various choice brands. Domestic, various choice brands, Fruit Tebaceo. Let Her Rip Tobacco. CASED GOODS. Adamantine and Sperm Candles. Soap, Assorted Jellies, Catsup. Pie Fruits, Lemon Syrup, Wolfe's Aromatic Schnapps, Annisetta, >autern Wine, Hock Wine, ‘laret Wine; Pine Apple*yrup Gome * yrup, Strawberries, Pine Apple. Fresh pples, ‘hampagne, Heidseick, Pears, C hampagne, Munn’s Cabinet, Quinces, Raisins, Lobsters, Ginger Wine, Turkey, Vermouth, Chicken, Wormwood Cordial, Green Corn, Masashine, Orgeat, Kirsh, Cider, Raspberry Syrup, Oysters, Strawberry do Pickles, Brandy Peaches, Blackberries. LIQUORS & WINES. Old, Pinett Cartilleon & Co. Brandy. L*:azerac DeForge. A Brillioun. Louis Le Burton & Co. Vintage 1805, Vin Lov Bereoit Trioche & Co, J.& F. Martell. Marett & Co, Cha uinpaigne United Vineyard Proprietors. L. Seignette Meders & Wolfs Swan Gin. Jamaica and >t. Croix Rum. New England Rum. Old Reserve and B sourbon Whiskey. Scotch and Irish Whiskey. Old Tom. Pale and Brown ‘ herry in wood and glass. Old Madeira in wood and glass. Old Port in wood and glass. For sale by TEAL & CO. 33 BROAD STREET, Nevada angl5-tf J.E. HH AMEN, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in BOOKS, STATIONERY, Music, Gold Pens, Has now on hand the largest stock ever offered in Nevada, Books!!! Books!!! A good assortment of Law, Medical, Historical, Poetical, Masonic, Spiritual works and School Books. ANY QUANTITY OF STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS [= Every deseription of Cutlery and Gold Pens of the best manufacture. Singing Books, Music Instructors, Sheet Music, sters and MUSICAL INSTRUM Of Every Variety. Cheap Publications! A Circulating Library of over Four Hundred yoiumes of the Latest and most popniar works published. Also, Magazines, Periodicals, and Newspapers from almost every lized world. Steamer papers and ¢. alifornita weeklies neatly put in wrappers for mailing—Postage Fri A libe of public patrons a hope by strict attention to busin and LOW pric merit the same. J. EB. HAMLIN, Aiban’s Fire Proof Brick Building, Broad st. cor Pine. sical Instruments, SongATT vee are Nevada, Aug. 8, 1556.--tf BIG AS EVER! SUL. BRORLEAN T: AKES pleasure to inferm his regular customers and the public generally that he is doing business again at the old ne and, he Brick store. 0: 45 Main strect, cial street, stock of C L OTHING And Gents’ Furnishing Goods Also keeps constantly in store a general nssortment of Sheetings, Drillings, Bed Tickings, Cotton Duck of ail qualities, Matti ll widths, Comforters and Blue, Red and extra fine » Blankets. 5, ses. and Carpet Bags. <A great variety of Fashinable Hats and Boys’ Clothing in particular. Sol! wishes to be perfectly understood that the above named goods with numerous others can always be found on hand in the store! his object is to sell cheap and to satisty yourselves of that fact give him a eall. 15-tf Sol. has on hand a large feeahs us GREAT EXCITEMENT.» AT THE Philadelphia Dry Goods Store ! STIEFEL & COHN, asure in informing the public, and the ladies ar, that they haye received the best stock of DRY Goons And all articles for family use: Among their stock are Bleached Sheetings 4-4 to 10-4. Matting. Carpets. Druggets. Oil Cloths. Which w itt be sold twenty-five per cen’ have ever been in Nevada. SALICOES Of the best kin, at twelve and a haif cents per yard. A superior sto n hand of Silks, new style Delaine, Lawns, Bareges, Ginghams, French Merino, Brilliantines, of all eclors, Window Curtains, of all kinds, Also every variety of Fal BED QUILTS, AND TOWELS. All kinds of Embroiderics and Bonnets—Ladies’ and Children’s Hose of any description, in large quantities. Also, children and ladies shoes and gaiters. All of the above stock will be sold cheap for eash. Thankful for the large patronage heretofore received. they respectfully ask its continuanee, confident that their stock and prices will give satisfaction. STIEFEL & COH , No. 17 Commercial street. Nevada, Aug tf FURNITURE! $10,000 WORTH OF FURMITURE. Entire new stock the Largest and ™ Best selected ever brought into the mountains, all of which will be sold # cheap for cash, consisting of Beadsteads of all sizes ; Cane and Wood Seat Chairs ; Cane and Wood Seat Office Chairs ; Dining, Card and Centre Tables, Extension and Reading Tables ; Office Desks and F aveabine, Barber’s Chairs, Wash-stands, Looking-Glasses of all sizes ; Cane seat and Back Arm Rockers and Nurse Chairs ; Mattrasses, Pillows, Pillow Cases ; Sheets, Comforters, Feathers, &c. The undersigned would respectfully invite the attention of their old customers and the public generally to their new stock of goods on PI E STREET, next door to A. Block & Co's. Where by strict ottention to business they hope to merit a liberal share of publie patronage. ABBOTT & EDWARDS. evada, Aug.8, 1856.—tf SIMON ROSENTHAL & BRU., AS established himself for the presentin his new Wooden building on the Corner of Main and Washington sts., Nearly opposite his old stand. He has supplied himself with a new and very choice assortment of DRYGOODS Which will be sold at the same rates as heretofore. Ladies ate particularly requested to examine his goods before purchasing elsewhere. Nevada, ny Pe Sth—tf wee. Ang. = in part Mustang Linimeut. For sale by RUDOLPH, Driggist, 21 Commercial street. aga’n-t P. Ishmae! for tk . damaves anl¢ ¢ cheaper than they . Legal Advertisements. Declaration. pene of California, County of Nevada, ss.—Knov all men by these preseits, that I, Ellen Stone, now the county of Nevada aforesaid, do here by declare my idtention to avail myself of the prov fsiéns of the net entitled “An act to authorige married women to transact business in their own names as sole trader,” passed April 12th, a. p. 1852; that the business I shall carry on or transact will be that of keeping a Bar and Restaurant, and Mining in the said county of Nevada ; that the capital invested or employed therein does not exceed: the sum of five thousanddollars, {L. 8.) ELLEN STONE. Dene in the presence of J. I. CatpweE xt. State of California, County of Nevada, sa, On this, the 15th day of September, a. D_ 1856, peréonally appeared before me, a Notary Public in and for the said county, Ellen Stone, personally known tone to be the person described in, and whe txecuted the foregoing instrument and Acciai ation, did make the toregoing declaration, and that she igtends to carry on the ‘business afore: aidiu her own name and on her own account, And tat she was by me madeaequaihted avith the contents of the foregoing declaration; and acknew ledged, oh an ex amination apart and without the hearing ef her husband, that she executed the same freely and voluntarily, without fear or compulsion, or undue influence of her husband, and that she does not wish to retract the . execution of the same. eS Ls ~ In witness whereof I hereunto set my hand and official séal, day and date aforesaid, J. I. CALDWELL, Notary Public. State of California. Coty oF Nevada, ss. I, J. H. Bostwick, County Recorder in and for said county, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a declaration this day filed for record in my athe. Witness my hand and © ficial seal hereto affixed , this 15th day of Soptember, a. D. 1856. {L. 8.) J.H. BOSTWICK, Recorder. By THOMAS P. HAWLEY, Deputy. sep19$-3w SHERIFE'’S SALE. Y virtue of an execution to me directed and issued out of the Hon. District ( ourt, 14th Judicial District in and for Nevada County, State of California, in favor of Andrew Fugete and against John Knapp,dated August 12th, a. D. 1856, for the sum of seven hundred dollars, debt, with interest cn the same from the 12th day of August, A. D. 1856, at the rate of ten per cent. per annum until paid, together with all costs of suit hercin taxed at ten dollars, I have levied upon and seized the following described property, to wit: All the right, title and interest of John Knapp in and to a certain House and the lot upon which it is built, situated on Moore's Flat, Nevadacounty, adjoiniag the Billiard Saloon of S. Hancheit. Notice is hereby given that on Saturday the 20th day of Septem ber, a. D. 1856, at 1 o'clock P.M, on the premises in Moore's Flat, 1 will sell the said property to the highest bidder for cash, Given under iy ers a 2th day of August, a. D. 1856. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff N.C. Per William Butteriie a. De puty. The aboye sale has been postponed to Saturday, October 4th, 1856, by order of plaintiff, to take place in Nevada, in front of the Court House door. W. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff. Per Will’ an Butterfield, Deputy. sept26 td Constable's Saie. TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, h By virtue of au order, to me delivered, issued from pe Court of D V. Norton, Esq.,an acting Justice of the eace, in and for the county aforesaid, bearing date Sepember 17th, a, D. 1856, to satisfy a judgment for the enforcement of a Mechanic's Lien, rendered by said Justice of the Peace en the Sth day of August, a. D. 1856. in favor of the Snow Tent Lumber Company, and against Messrs. Chapp & Irvin, for the sum o: +31, debt, interest, damages and costs of suit, I will sell to the highest bidder for cash, in front ef Taylor & John’s store, Humbug City, s3.— on Saturday, the Lith day of October, aD. 1856, between the hoursof 12 o'clock M. and . 0'¢ ?. M., the following deseribed property, to wit: A certain Dwelling House and Barn, situated in Humbug City, rving House, and held by said lien perty of Chapp & Irvin, to satisfy thy &cerul: ts. H. tepicwber 1 5 and known as the Taken as the pro svove demands and MOON, Constable: sepl9+d Constable's Sale. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, Township of Bridg t, ss. By virtue of an Execution on sitar hment to me delivered issued from the Court of R. H. Farquhar, Esq. an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the County aforesaid, bearing date Sept Lith, A. D 1856, to satisfy & judgment rendered ky said Court. on the 8th day of Septe mber, AD. 1856 in favor of William W ifemirt and against Josiah C: awford for the sum of $114 33 debt, interest, damages and co:ts of suit. I have taken in Execution, and will sell to the highest bidder for cash, i front of the Justices office in North San Juan, on Frix the 3d day of October, A D. 1856, between the hours of 1: o'clock, M. ani 6 o'clock, P M, acertain House and Lot situated on the west si f Fieomn street, in North San Juan, the lot fronts en s street, 24 feet, running back 150 feet. Is bounledenthe north by the SanJunn Co’s Office, on the south by Mrs. Osour's iot. Taken as the property of said Josiah Crawford to satisfy the above demands and aeerning costs, ae llth day of Sept. AD. 1856. MOORE, Constable. sepor septll-4w G. ‘Constable’ s Sale. 'TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, Township of Eurcka,ss. By virtue of an Execution to me delivered irsued from the Court of D. V. Norton, Esq. an acting Justice o tthe Peace in and for the county aforess 28th, A. D. 1256 to satisfy ajudgee of the Peace, ox 28th vor of D. Ran and 182 debt, interest, : taken in execution, for cash, in frentofthe Justices of t, on Satu y the 4th day of October, A. D. 1256, between the hours of 12 o'clock, M. and 1 o'clock, P, M, ali the right, title and interest P. Ishmael in and to the following described property towit: — A setof Mining (laiMs known as Ishmael & Co's claims and situated on Orleans Flat. Also inand to a certain lot or lots of land with the crop thereon knowN as Ishmael's Garden or Ranch. Also in and to a Water Ditch and Reservoir known as Dillon & Co’s Ditch and Reservoir. All the above property is situated on Orleans t Takertas the proyerty of P. Ishmael to satisfy the above demands ani accrhing costs. septl2 1m H. MOON. Con imsolvent Notice. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, ss.—In WO the District Court. 1 Judicial District. In the matter of the petition of Henry Julian prayingto be discharg ed from his debts as an Inselvent debtor. suant to an orderthis day male by Hon. Niles Searls of the District Court aforesa Notice is hereby given to all the eredite ors of the said Henry Julianto be and appear before sald Court, ON Mojday, the lay of October, A D. 1856 at 10 o'clock, AMat the ra surt House in the ity of Nevada, then an there to show cause, if any they can, why the prayer Of said petitioner should not be granted aadhe be dischargedfrom his debts as an Insolvent debtor. Given under my hand with the seal of the District Court L.S. afore: aid hereto affixed this 10th day of eptember, A.D. 18: JH BosTw ICK, Clerk. By Thomas P. Hawley, Dep. t'y for Petitioner. septl2 day of Augu and will sel! to ti able. James Churchman, At -MEGHANIC’S LIEN St ATE OF CALIFORNIA, County and Township of Nevada. ss. In Justice's Court, before Sidney C, Herbert, Justice of the Peace in said tc »wnship. Merryman & (0, Plaintif’s vs. J. C. Foster and Alex. Leonard, defendants. Whereas the above plaintiffs have commenced their action against the above defendants for the enforcement of a Mechanics’ Lien on the foliowing described premises viz; A one-story house or building en the east side Main street, and the lot on which said building stands situated in the town of Gold Hill, county, township and state aforesaid known (at the time saidlien was file ) as the J.C. Foster or Alex, Leonard House or huilding. And whereas the said lien of the plaintiffs has been established by the judgment of this Court against the said premises : Now therefore, all persons holding or claiming liens on the said premises are hereby notified to be and appear before me at my office in the city of Nevada, on the lithday of October, a. p. 1256, then and there to exhibit proofs of their said liens. Dated Nevada, this 14th day of Angust, A. D. 1856. septl9 -IDNEY C. HERBERT, Justice of the Peace. JOHN H. BOSTWICK vs. H. V. BICKNELL. N the District Court, 14th District, Nevada County.— ‘The plaintiff having brought suit to foreclose his Mechanie’s Lien upon the premises of defendant, situated on the south side of Broad street, in the town of Nevada, being the same known as Bicknell’s Block, all holders of liens are hereby notified to be and appear before the District Court, on the first day of the next term thercof, to wit: On the second Monday of October next, or as soon thereafter as the same ¢an be heard, to exhibit then and there the proofs of their liens. BUCKNER & HILL, Nevada, Sept. 13, 1256. [sep19-3w] PI ffs att'ys. JOHN KINSLEY vs. H. V. BICKNELL. N the Distriet Court, lith District, Nevada County.— The plaintiff having brought suit to foreclose his “Mechanie’s Lien upon the premises of defendant, situated on the south side of Broad street, in the town of Nevada, being the same known as Bicknell’s Block, all holders of liens are hereby notitied to be and and appear before the District Court, on the first day of the next term thereof, to wit: On the second Monday of October nett, or a8 soon thereafter as the same can be heard, to exhibit then and there the proofs of their liens. BUCKNER & HILL, Nevada, Sept 13, 1856. {sep19-3w} Prff's att'y. J. H. BOSTWICK rs. Z. P. DAVIS. N the Distr.et Court, 14th District, Nevada County.— The plaintiff having brought suit to foreclose a Mechanic’s Lien upon the premises of defendant, situate on Broad reet, im the town of Nevada, adjoining H. VBs &nell’s house on the west, the ssm« beingimproved by a three-story brick building. formerly used as a gunsmith shop by defendant, a!l holders of liens on said building or premises are hercby notified to be and appear before the Hon. District Court, on the first day of the term thereof, to wil: On the second Monday of October nert, or a3 soon thereafter as the same can be heard, to exhibit then and there the proofs of said liens. BUCKNER & HILL, Nevada, Sept, 13, 1856. [sep19-3w] PIff's att'ys. NYE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between J. Cody and B. Gatzert under the style and firm of Cody & Gatzert is this day dissolved by mutualeonsent. J. Cody having withdrawn from the business, has sold hisentire interestto J.~. Lan leker. The business will be conducted hereafter, by Landeker & Gatzert, to whom all debts of the concern are payable, end who are accountable for atl Habilities of the same. JESSE CODY, BAILY GATZERT, Ang 2s ASA eee. Aaa ST Se Che Hebdadx Journal, <n, Democratic Meeting. Flaming posters, private letters, urgent entreaties and booming cannon, called the unwashed together on Saturday night. This was to be the great meeting of the canvass. A band of music was @mAployed, and artists plied their sickly trade days in advance for the glorification of the party. — The news passed from mouth to mouth that the g-r-e-a-t Charley Scott, Fy F. V., and “Tpsedoodle,” would address the Democracy. © As'might have*been expected, a métley erew assembled. Dr. Knox was toted Chairman, but Dr. Knox wasn’t “thar.” D. Belden was offered as a substitute. Two noes objected. Mr. Belden made the night radient with his smiles. Fifteen claps and one abortive cheer testified approbation. Then came the pepigram.— Scott bowed, Scott smiled, Scott said, “Fell-o-w citizens!” Eighteen’ claps, six and a half attempts at articulate sounds greeted Charley Scott. dived into antiquity. He has anold head on his shoulders. He reached farther back than Young America could remember. The buithen of his song was the ordinance of 1787. The got tired of his vapid insipidity and pantomine, and were restless for something better. The Fillmore Club, in session not far off, offered a delightful contrast. Hundreds crowded for the hall, till it would no longer hold them. An adjournment was effected to the street in front of the National Exchange. A procession was formed, which reached from the Journal office to the United States Hotel. The air was rent with cheers for Millard Fillmore and the Union.— A stand was hastily erected in front of Teal’s, the Star Spangled Banner shook crowd out from the baleony overhead, and bon-fire lighted in the middle of the Mr. Ely, of Orleans Flat, opened the meeting with a short but street. effective speech. O. C. Hall. Esq., American Elector, was loudly called for, and like a warhorse panting for the fray, mounted the The scene before him, so unFor rostrum. expected, gave him inspiration. more than two hours his clear, clarion voice, full of manliness and eloquence, rung out upon the night air for Fillmore The most intense enGallons of camphene were dashed upon the fire, lightand Donelson. thusiasm prevailed. ing up the night with the glare of noonday, while deafening cheers again and again were repeated, at the delivery of a well-told truth, or the rounding of a beautiful period. The American boys made themselves hoarse with hurrahs that came from the bottom of the heart. As might have been expected, the American meeting thinned the Democracy terribly. At ten o’clock the adjourned meeting of the Fillmore Club numbered more than the meeting of the Democracy by full two great mass hundred. Dr. Powell, of Sacramento, being . loudly called for after Hall had retired, The dense mass of Americans before him, eame forward without hesitation. and the yells of triumph bursting forth spontaneously at every moment electrified his heart. Youth was restored, and its ardor and impetuosity breathed in every sentence that fell from the Dr.’s lips. Everybody was delighted, the speaker in eestacies, and full justice was done on all hands. At alate hour the crowd dispersed with three rousing cheers for Millard Fillmore and Andrew Jackson Donelson, Scott ended his gestures some time after he begun. A. C. Bradford made a fool of himself by saying that if the Fugitive Slavelaw should be repealed the South would, and ought to dissolve the Union. His remarks were ultra-southern, like those of northern dough-heads generally. But few talk of the repeal of that law, and a speaker must be badly cramped for ideas to get up the question. Put the question to Mr. A. C. Bradford—ask him if the Fugitive Slave law, or any other law is repealed, if he will advocate dissolution. If he answers in the affirmative, his chance for being Elector is much slimmer than at present. After Bradford had eased himself of considerable niggerism, “Then wandered forth a son of Belial, Flown with insolence and wine.” A white-livered compound of treachery, drunkenness and seurrility. He just suits the Democracy. They yell over him. They think he is smart, and he thinks so too. He ended the meeting very properly. Low farces should come last if at all. Altogether the meetings of Saturday night were the best that could have been gotten up for the American party, O. C. Hall, Esq., had the prior appointment, but jn a spirit of liberality the Americans proposed to divide the stand . u and time with the locofocos, Mindful Scott . i fore L called your attention.’ {morning at breakfast. I . short for eshind: l rived. . of the awful drubbing they experienced . the hight previous at Grass Valley from Hall, they would not* consefit. Not wishing to distur’ the meeting, the Fillmore Club adjowrtied to another part of the city. A great time they had of it too. Saturday night puts Nevada county on her feet and all right. My Last Lorrsry.—It was in vember, of the year 1843, as near can recollect, that my last lottery, as I eall it, was opened.” T was sitting with my dear wife, of blessed memory, in my little parlor on Canal street, that overlooked the traftie on the Hudson river, : Noas I one cold, dismal evening. reviewing the . affairs of the past day, and cogitating in my mind how I could raise a little money to pay offa debt for which I had become partly responsible to oblige a friend, when my attention was attracted to an extraordinary appearance in the fire-place, Between the red hot coals.— “My dear,” said I, “do you see anything remarkable i in the ag “just now ¢ here, where I sit.” “Yes, I do,” said she— “What, a figure? Yes,” she replied, ‘a two’ —“Yes,” “and a four,’—“exactly” “and a seven, and I think something like a five. The very number! How extraordinary ! I have this my self, beL stirred the fire; still some of the numbers were visible ; at least, I fancied so, although they had vanished from my wife’s observation. I went to bed, and the next told my wife how I had dreamed more than once purchasing a ticket that came up a prize bought by this very number. Said she, “Dear Hus., (she used to call me hus— Bless her heart; be her name ever revered,) dear Hus., I have dreamed the very same thing ; nay, more, I dreamt it tice, So hav e I, if not thrice: and more than that,” said she, “I thought you had bought Hopkins’ little cottage at Brooklyn, and his little poney, and his beautitul harness, and 1 was so happy in driving you out in it.’ “Say no more,” said I, “I go this very . morning to the lottery ticket atiice.” I wot to the office in good time, and with breathless anxiety enquired if 2475 . ) had been sold. . No, the wholeof it was at my service. ‘I paid down with joy the price of it, and flew home to my wife — although pre business awaited me at my sthee-cend placed it in her hands, received a rapturous kiss from her dear, dear lips, and for once in my life was happy. ‘Well, the day, the important day, big with the fate of Cato (myself) and of Rome, (itese-tree Cottage) at last arI tooked over the prize numbers, mine certainly was not there. I looked again with the same result. I then, to make surely doubly sure, examined the blanks, and sure enough, mine stood among them as plain as black types could express anything. A few days afterwards, the girl had just raked out the cinders of the fire, and was blackeading the stove. Before lighting the fire I saw—yes, I saw, to my utter astonishment, these very numbers on the back of the stove; the founder’s number for his stoves, 1 suppose. 1 could have smashed his head with the candle. stick I held in my hand. “My dear,” said my wife, when I came home in the evening, “what was the matter with you this morning ?— Amelia says she never saw you so agitated before. Her nose is swollen as big as a turnip ssing ra threatens to leave, and take, I don’t know what against you; she says you hurled the silverplated candlestick with all your might against her, and for what she don’t know.’ “Sweet one,” said I, “tell her this story of ourlast lottery, and if that don’t make the swelling go down, I will go down on my knees to her, for dawdle as . she is, it is enough to make the stones in the streets laugh.’ My sweet one laughed as heartily as myself at the oddity. of the thing when she heard of it, and saw the same figures in the stove, and thus ended my first and last lottery. A Heroic Wire.—A passenger on board the Northern Indiana when she burnt gives an account of the narrow escape of Cicero Fowler and wife of ‘Tully New York. There was but one life-preserver for Mrs. Tully and husband ; he . insisted imperatively that she should put it on ; she peremptorily refused, saying “she was in poor healthand his life was worth far more than hers!” The preserver having no strap, Mrs. F. tore the hem from her dress, and fastened it to her husband, whom she continued to encourage, say she could hold on to him, and if the preserver could not sustain them both, she would be the one to let go and leave him to save himself. The fire was getting hotter and hotter. ‘The water was thick with human forms struggling for life ; she tore her bonnet, already on fire, from her head, and hand in hand with one she loved better than herself, took the dangerous leap. As they arose from the water, Mr. Fowler assisted his wife in procuring a good hold of him on or about the shoulders. She wiped the water from his mouth and eyes, and encouraged him to retain his hope of being saved. He continued to struggle with the waves. Half an hour elapsed, and there were no signs of assistance. His strength was rapidly failing; his wife observing it, tried anew to élicer him. He said he could not stand it any longer; it seemed as though he must give up. At that menent she heard a steamer coming rapidly through the water. She says, “My dear husband, a few moments more and we are safe, Don’t you hear a boat coming?’ He said he aid, and immediately revived, poo all the effort in his ower, and gled for himself and his heroic wife anti the Mississippi came u and respss them, with scores of others. of . raddish, and the girl . ‘WHOLE NUMBER 333 Bucuananan New York.—To show that Buchanan has ne shadow of a chance in New York, the RiehmondWhig says: The signs are every days more and more appalling for Old Buck in the pire State. Though the Black Repu licans hate Billagore worse than any other man in the U nion, and try every device to create the impression of his weakness, they are foreed: involuntarily to confess his ‘strength in chronicling their accessionsifrom the pure Democjracy. ‘The desertions of the latter are many and alarming. The following: spare graph from the New York ‘Zyidame, ‘tells the way. the work is progressing—which is the more credible asit-contains an unwilling concession of Fillmore’s strength. We entreat the Southern Democracy, while’it is yet time, to weigh these ‘evidences of Buchanan's nothingness in the eontest at the North, and act as beeomes patriots and conservatives, Why throw away their votes on Buchanan, when they might insure the election of a true and reliable man by withdrawing him 4 If Fillmore were withdraw n, fete would sweep the North and walk into the White House. If Buchanan were . withdrawn, Villmore could be elected . by a splendid majority in both sections. W hy jeopard the South, the Constitution and the U nion, by sticking to party 2 Withdraw Old Buck, and let us all wnite to put down +sectionalism North and South, and restore peace and good feeling to a distracted country. EXERCISE IN OPEN Arr. =F rom Hartstene’s Expedition to the Polar Sea-we Sa extract the following additional proof of the wisdom of the doctors: Nature has qualified man to breathean atmosphere 120 degrees above zero, or 50 below it, a difference of 180 degrees, without injury to health; and the doetrines of physicians that great and sudden changes o f temperature are injurious to health is dis sproved by recorded facts. . 'There are very few Aretie navigators . who die in the Aretic zone; it is the . most healthy climate on the globe to those who breathe the open air. Wo jhave among our associate observers and records the changes of temperature in Australia, where “the temperature rose ito 115 at 3 o’clock p.M., and next morning at 5 o’clock was down to 40 degrees —a change of 75 degrees in 14 hore. There the people are hee ilthy—and another at Iranconia, N. H., where the changes are the most sudden, the most frequent, and of the greatest extent of any place with which I am in corres. pondence on the American continent, . and yet there is no town of its size that . has so great a population of its inhabitants who pass the age of three score years and ten. It is the quality of the changed air that constitutes the difference that physicians notice, and not the temperature. Imperial Girrs To AMERICAN CITI. ZENS.-—Whatever exceptions may be taken to Louis Napoleon’s political course, there are two virtues which his enemies must concede to him. He never forgets a service or fails to reward merit \ when it is b rought under his notice.— . His generosity in these respects has recently heen employed i in the instances lof two our countrymen. To the Rey. Mr. Stewart, Chaplain in the United States Navy, who defended him when his conduct whilstan exile in New York was brought into controversy a few months sinee, he has forwarded a magnificent diamond snuff box, and to Mr. Francis, the inventor of the w agon pontoon for crossing riyers, which was lately 1¢ »xhibited hefore him, he has also sent ' j . a similar mark of his approbation. — These are acts of graceful munificence . which cannot but win partisans for the donor. t= In Lym nn, asa man was engaged in digging potatoes, on Boston street, he struck with his hoe a hard substance, and on removing the earth found it te be the board cover of a vat or pit. He pursued his prospe cting, and in a short time took ont a large quantity of tanned leather, i in good condilsen: It appears, on inquiry, that many years ago the spot was covered by a tannery, “which was destroyed by fire ; ; and on the same spot, some ten years since, a silk factory was destroyed by fire, Since that period the ground ‘has been cultivated, but no signs of the “old tannery” wert discovered until Thursday. It is caleulated by that venerable individual, “the oldest inhabitant,” that the leather ir question must have been in the vat at least seventy-five years. AmMERIcAN GeEniUs.—Professor Morse has been invited to the coronation of the new Emperor of Russia, and, it is stated has contracted with the government te establish lines of telegraph throughout the Empire. With the usual magnifi cent hospitality which the Czar always extends to scientific employees, our dis tinguished countryman is furnished with magnificent apartments, horses, servants and all requisite entertainments. Albert and Victoria receive one million of dollars annually. By strict economy they are able to support life on this small amount. It is proposed te settle three hundred and fifty thousand dollars on the Princess Royal of Eng land, as her annuity after her marriage with the Prussian Prince. Having beer trained to frugal habits, it is hoped tha‘ the young house-keepers wil] avoid aii unnecessary expenses, and thus be enabled to make the two ends of the year meet. Capt. ALBERT Pike FoR FILLMORR —The Helena (Ark.) Shield of the 26th ult., says: From a letter written by ar intelligent citizen of this place, now in Washington » we learn that Capt Pike has recent. ¥ announeed his descr: mination to support Mr. Fillmore for the esas ency.

[ee a VOL. 6. NO. 21. Che Hedada Journal. PUBLISHED EVFRY FRIDAY MORNING BY N. P. BROWN & Co. N. P. BROWN. E. G. WAITE. MAIN STREET, NEVADA. “,P E R M 8: For one year, $7,00 For six months, 4 00 For three months, 2,00 25 20 Single copies, Advertisements inserted at reasonable rates. Job Work, in all its varieties, neatly and promptly exeeuted, with the best material, and at the lowest cas sh ciees. AGENTS: ! L. P. FISHER, San Francisco, office in the iron build. “ag, Montgomery street, opposite the Pacitic Express. Gardiner & Kirk, Sacramento, bookstore, two doors from the Post office. Clark & Secley. Langton’s Express, San Juan Kendall & Spencer, bookstore, Grass 5 ee . DAILY STAGE LINE! From Nevapba TO WASHINGTON On and after Jan 1856, the above ‘ Line will run as ‘ Leavug Nevada, at 8 o'clock, A. M and passing by Mountain Spring House, Morgan's, Cold Spring, White Cloud, Gold Hill and Alpha, and arriving at Washington %y 1 o'clock in the afternoon. It is the NEAREST and BEsT “mega, Scotchman’s Creek, Bureka. Returning the HOTEL every morni vada by 1 o'clock, P. M., ‘Stage Co's Coaches for Auburn, and Shasta. Office—South Yuba Hotel, Washington. A.S. OLIN, PROPRIETOR. Agent, Nevada. j6—tf. R0UTE to Washington, Poor Man's Creek and . ve the SourH Yuba k, and arriving at Newith the California connectit W.S. McRoner Nev. ada, April Lt To the Travelling Public! California Stase € a : SACKAMENTO. and For rriving at SacSan Francisco. r¢ via Auburn as an ac ramenuto in ti Also, Atdo ecommodation Lin o Saecrar , Vor MARYSVILLE Leaves the above named offices Bs o'clock, A. M. passing by G Empire Ranch and Long Bar by 3 o'clock, P. M. JAMES HAWORTH, Prest. C. 5. C. S. MCROBERTS, Agent . March, 7, 1856.-tf ‘y morning 6 Rongh & Re w. Nevada TRAVELERS ATTENTION !! Opposition Stage Lime! nto & Nevada ! anciseco in One Jetween Sac Through to San F ei) Day. Fare Only $3 The Opy the Orleans mento will lea iraut, Main street, Navada, every other day at: , A.M. and arrive in time for the boats for the Bay Merchants and others look to your own interest and support the opposition Stage Offices—Sacramento—Oro, Auburn — National and City Hotels anvant Sacramento, Marysville, . and arriving at Marysville . . . . . TRHE ROAD sition Stage for Sacra. . settlements along a Aus. 8 tf Ss rRICKLAND, Proprietors. ‘Saw Will for Sale. NY one wishing to go into the Lumber Business can . Bs purchase the Mill know st, Russell & Co's Mill which will be And every article belons to the bus , in good order 250,000 Fect of Good Logs in the yard, and 150,000 Feet of Superior Luinber. The Last Warning.— All those indebted to Russell € Co, are »I that I can't wear out any vere Boots, ors oney for Board My time j IT would wi th but little to mec, but I. C. HARMER. Wood ! Wook Seasoned and Green ay ood! et in length on hand and THINGLES and Boards, 3 ff for sale Job Hauling done at any rates sat re nable “YMUN, Roalder t Nevada, Aug. 8, 185: —*ti Lumber! cate ata Lumber! riety of Lu Ar rue! ST PRICES sortment of 1 han Seasoned Lumber of Every Variety! ave on And will Saw ‘to order all kinds of Lumber. . JOHN ANDERSON. They will . deliver Lumber w irown Teams at any point deaired by the pure = A share of publie patron is requested CALDWELL, MILLS & CO. . W. CALDWOILT r. FE. MILts J. WORKELL. August 8, ik "6-—'f Fraxcis J. DUNN DUNN & MERE Attorneys ane Cou Second to f Bic Tuly 11 HENRY MEREDITH. WITH, nsellors at Law Broad st. s Brick Buildin R. . Beuisat, Va. Gd. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, =e Office—Rudeiph'’s Drug Store, Commercial st RESIDENCE—Water st., 2d house above Pacifie Hotel. Nevada, Angust 3—3m "Thomas: Marsia, BIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, Main street, nearly opposite the Journai office.—augStt “3 AN ARY SE ED. For sale by RUDOLPH, 21 Commercial strect ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL. Corner of Main Street & Court Square. ted for the accommodation of the public ef any House in Nevada Per meal 75 oe ee ae BY M. FLEMING. 3 EE Board and Lodging per week from 10 to $15.00 Strictly tanipeeate: This House is now opened and is the best adapBoard per day 2.00 5—tf m < 50 cts to 1 00 . Nevada, Aug. 1 Lg sacramento Union copy tf. WHOL ES. ALE ano RETALL LIQUOR STORE, Main st we eee undersig now on han reet, near Commerci Best Liquors Having rebuilt his Fire nt c ellar under it, he any amount of Goods.— #-ver brought to this marke roof Building. with an exe qnas every facility for keeping Ne will keep a good supply of WHISKY, BRANDY, GIN, VINES PORTER, ALE, ALE, CIDER, &e, &e Aiso—All kinds of Case Liquors, Cordials, Syrups, &e. Which have been selected with the greatest care by fompetent judges, and which will be sold as low or lower than any other establishment in the place. He will continue the manufacture of SODA at his old place, which is an article too well known to require reeommendation Dealers and others wishing to purchase are respectfally invited to call and examine my stock augett J. M. FLURSHUTZ. FRESH MEAT! FRESH MEAT! CITY MARKET Broad Street. ? AMES MONROE informs his old customers and th public generally, that his Meat Market on Broad street 13 re-established, and he is realy to furnish good Beef Pork and Mutton, Veal, and Vegetables as before the fire. Hic will be happy to wait on all, and will assure them that he designs keeping the best meats to be found in Califor= Nevada, August 8, 1856-tf FURNITURE WAREROOMS. OHN MeFARLAND, Dealer in Furniture, Beds, Mattrasses, Pillows, Sheets, Pillow Cases, &c, No. 14 Commercial street. Nevada, Aug. 8—tf General Variety Store. R. POWERS—4#ealer in Crockery and Hardware » Edge tools and Cutlery, Mining and Farming ImPlements of all deseriptions—Corner of Pine and Commoreiel streete, Nevada, augs-3in. . Passenger far . . . . Suceessors to Dr. Wm. G. . now in store a good assortment of all kinds of GROCERIES QUEENS WARE, HARDWARE, and all kinds of (MINING TOOLS. The x y > particularly requested to call and examine our stock. * Goods sold low for cash fers sub-eriber that he is now ¢ Hirst, . H. H. Wickes & Co., Alban, Broad street., Nevada. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C. Drags Porce White, Medicines, Spices, Chemicals, Port. Wine. Dye Stuffs, Sherry Wine, Paints, Madeira Wine, Turpentine, Fine Brandy. White Lead, Holland Gin, Red Lead, Window Glass, Litharge, Lard Oil, Brushes, Sperm Oil, Algohol; Polar Oil, Stareh, Fish Oil, a Pearl Barley, Castor Oil, Tapioca, Canary Seed, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Copal Varnish, Neats Foot Oil, vinseed Oil, é Cooking Extracts, Japan Varnish, Bay Rum, Coach Varnish, Sarsaparilla, Dansar Varnish, Putty, Webber's Cordial, Cherry Pectoral, Zine Paint, Wistar's Balsam, . Together with a general and compiete assortment of all articles in our line, which will be seld at prices as low as they can be afforded in the :ountains. DR. H WH. WICKES & Co. Corver of Broad and Pine streets. Nevada, July 4, 1850.—tf Nevada Hat & Cap Store. HE undersigned informs the public that he will reopen again the Nevada Hat and Cap Store in Kelsey’s Brick Buildingopposite A. Block & Co. on [>>* Commercial street, No. 28. 23 Where he will be glial to suit all classes and sizes from the infant to the grown man in his line. The Nevada Hat and Cap Store has made Spr: for the latest style pertaining to the business, Aeomplete az<sorty sent int Boots, Shees and Brogans has been added to the business to which the e=pecial attention of all is requested N. B. Hats renovated and Boots and Shoes repaired in the neatest style. Nevada, Aug. &-tf All kinds of Furs bought. S. E. RIEC. 4 r ’ x‘ r Gregory & Sparks, Ce BE FOUND for the present next above the 4 JOURNAL OFFICE, on MAIN STREET. We have and delivered free = , Ter Cc. W. YOUNG, MANUFACTURING JEWELER, WATCHMAKER, AND DEALER IN Fine Watches, Diamond Work, Colt’s Pistols, Cutlery, &e. Old stand—Commercial street, Nevada.—Aug. &,-tf Bricks! Bricks ! H. G. PHILLIPS RE now prepared to fill all orders for Bricks, at the as most reasonabie rates, delivered. or at the Yard. "ey The quality of the Brick k may be seen on Rogers & Co's. Building, Main street. The clay is the very best in the country Orders left at the Nevada Journal Counting Room, or atthe Brick Yard, one-half mile from Nevada, on the Red Dog read, will be promptly attended to. We shall always have on hand a large lot to supply all who may favor us with their patronage. of charge. augetf H. G. PHILLIPS Nevada May 30, 1856. tf Robinson’s Crossing! ™m Nevada to Downieville. by way of ingis in fine condition and presents st Ronte and Be oad tor Teams. snsive Mir Ke and all the various Di between the South and and North Yubas by way of Hess’ . Rot The Shorte To all the ext ing. affords the nearest route for » by way Packers of Rough and and the mines further Nelson.s Creek, and all the ns north of Nevada and Downieville. dis as easily traveled as that between Four horses can r y draw . ousand pounds of Fr ut, from Nevada to the top of the hill at Downieville, when the poad is not obstructed by heavy rains or snow. Wii IAM E. ROBINSO, Proprietor. May 1, 1856—ly H JOHN R. SCR. ANTON, A CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, ld inform ¢ Grass Va Por he public and his friends, . ing on the business of or eve description. ng branches and Fancy work of all gto builda Brick House or rest by giving me an k, at as low prices, as Building Houses srences and security th I. Williamson, ad to given if required. Main street, will be GEORGE B. TINGLEY Anderson & Tingley, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, . Nevado. FOR SALE. A Valuable Lot of Land. J M. HIXON, Head of Broad Street, Nevada. D* ALER in all kinds of Groceries, Provisions, &e.— Goods warranted to be as represented, and soldat the lowést market Nevada, Ang. Enguire a ' . At the Journal Office. . . } . SACRAMENTO ‘VALLEY RAILROAD. SUMMER U NTIL FURTHER NOTICE the ¢ / ley Railroad will leave a ) PASSENGER TRAINS. raunente ARRANGEMENT. f the Sacramento ValWS: Will leave Sa 1-24. M. and 3 P.M. P eed 2212 M. and 4 1-2 P.M. ON SUNDAY lar Passenger train, t acramento. sere TRBINS Ww ill leave Folsom at § 1-2 4. M. (except Sundays ) save Sacramento at 2) P.M. (except un -) ssenger car will be run in connection with the freight train iu from Fol every morning. RATI TOLL. weer amento and Folsom 0 ion, both ways. . 0 tickets permonth, 830 09 te fares, per mile. . . 10 mi} Fo coe pert on of 2000 lbs, 3 00 Folsom to 5 nento = Besid ther here will bea 10 a. M. train frem > . . Freight tol— ae. . 225 Folsom to Sec amento, gross ton of . graaite, brick and cobble stone. . 100 vi Inte liate points f ile per ton 15 For farther particulars see notices iu hand bills and card forms, or enquire of J. P. ROBIN: ON, Supt S. V. RB. R. Jand R streets. : Grieans Hotel. Second street bet.J and K, Sacramento. Y recent additions made to the above hotel, it is now . ' L odging 300 Pexsons. The proprietor be: gs to inform the public that in furnishing this Hotel he has spared ater pains nor exe. Antic’ ipating the wants of the commu yr, he has added a new wing four stories in hei at, and 356x100 feet in depth The dining reom, parlors, &c., have been enlarged, ape other improvements made for the comfort a ment ef his guests, which warrants him in sayi hat the ORLEANS HOTEL is now the most commodious, complete and elegant in the State. The TABLE bears the » of the marxet; the READING ROOM the news of the day from all parts of the United States and Europe ; the BILLIARD SALOON is furnished with tables of the finest workin. ship; the } BAR supplied with the choicest Liquors and ( ‘. This Hotel is the Depot of the California Stage Co. It 13 OF ai all hours, so that passeng n be accommedated with rooms. J.R. HARDENBURGH, Proprietor Post Office Literary Depot. GARDINER & KIRK, Third Street, two doors from the Post Offce, Sacramento. te Agents forthe Nevada Journal. Enternational Hotel. By Henry Eisenmenger, 90 K street, between Third and Fox arth, Sacramento. Board by the Weck. 7 00 Single Meals. 2255 oesyawesvaweses 50 cts. Saperior accommod tions for Families, at moderate rates. Rooms well Ventilated. Sacramente, Sept. 5, 1856. KEEP COOL. . S arriving at night auge-3m CE in any quantities and at reasonable prices can be found ai my depot on Main street. Every morning I shall bring it to the doors of customers. T he heat of the season is oppressive. but my ice can make everybody more comfortable. ave enough of the cooling article on hand, for the ae season. None need famish for the want of it. aug J.D. HAVEN. Shaving Saloon. H’& CUTTING, *HAVING and SHAMPOOING done inthe most approved style at my Shaving Salon on Commercial Street, a few doors above Mayers & Coe's Boot and Shoe establishment. The public are inyited to call and test my abilities as a Tonsorial Artist. Don't forget the place. 10-4f PFTER DRUNZER, Commercial street } . TAKE TEAL &CO., 33 Broad Sfreet. = 2S 2.2. Nevada. FFER to the trade the largest and best selected stock of merchandise to befoynd in this city, at the lowest market prices for CASH. All Goods sold by us delivered Free of charge in and wv" PROVISIONS. Billing’s Hams ; New York and Boston Sugar cured do, Oregon Hams ; Oregon Bacon. Pork in whole or hif Barrels; New York Bacon, California and Oregon smoked Beet. Thos. Hope & Co. selected Orange county Butter, Jay L. Adams “ Lard. Flour. GROCERIES. full and complete assortment of all descriptions. ALE & PORTER. Tennant's and Byass, in qts and pts. XXX New York ‘tock Ale in hhdsand half barrels brewed expressly for the California market. CIGARS & TOBACCO. Genuine Havana, various choice brands. Domestic, various choice brands, Fruit Tebaceo. Let Her Rip Tobacco. CASED GOODS. Adamantine and Sperm Candles. Soap, Assorted Jellies, Catsup. Pie Fruits, Lemon Syrup, Wolfe's Aromatic Schnapps, Annisetta, >autern Wine, Hock Wine, ‘laret Wine; Pine Apple*yrup Gome * yrup, Strawberries, Pine Apple. Fresh pples, ‘hampagne, Heidseick, Pears, C hampagne, Munn’s Cabinet, Quinces, Raisins, Lobsters, Ginger Wine, Turkey, Vermouth, Chicken, Wormwood Cordial, Green Corn, Masashine, Orgeat, Kirsh, Cider, Raspberry Syrup, Oysters, Strawberry do Pickles, Brandy Peaches, Blackberries. LIQUORS & WINES. Old, Pinett Cartilleon & Co. Brandy. L*:azerac DeForge. A Brillioun. Louis Le Burton & Co. Vintage 1805, Vin Lov Bereoit Trioche & Co, J.& F. Martell. Marett & Co, Cha uinpaigne United Vineyard Proprietors. L. Seignette Meders & Wolfs Swan Gin. Jamaica and >t. Croix Rum. New England Rum. Old Reserve and B sourbon Whiskey. Scotch and Irish Whiskey. Old Tom. Pale and Brown ‘ herry in wood and glass. Old Madeira in wood and glass. Old Port in wood and glass. For sale by TEAL & CO. 33 BROAD STREET, Nevada angl5-tf J.E. HH AMEN, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in BOOKS, STATIONERY, Music, Gold Pens, Has now on hand the largest stock ever offered in Nevada, Books!!! Books!!! A good assortment of Law, Medical, Historical, Poetical, Masonic, Spiritual works and School Books. ANY QUANTITY OF STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS [= Every deseription of Cutlery and Gold Pens of the best manufacture. Singing Books, Music Instructors, Sheet Music, sters and MUSICAL INSTRUM Of Every Variety. Cheap Publications! A Circulating Library of over Four Hundred yoiumes of the Latest and most popniar works published. Also, Magazines, Periodicals, and Newspapers from almost every lized world. Steamer papers and ¢. alifornita weeklies neatly put in wrappers for mailing—Postage Fri A libe of public patrons a hope by strict attention to busin and LOW pric merit the same. J. EB. HAMLIN, Aiban’s Fire Proof Brick Building, Broad st. cor Pine. sical Instruments, SongATT vee are Nevada, Aug. 8, 1556.--tf BIG AS EVER! SUL. BRORLEAN T: AKES pleasure to inferm his regular customers and the public generally that he is doing business again at the old ne and, he Brick store. 0: 45 Main strect, cial street, stock of C L OTHING And Gents’ Furnishing Goods Also keeps constantly in store a general nssortment of Sheetings, Drillings, Bed Tickings, Cotton Duck of ail qualities, Matti ll widths, Comforters and Blue, Red and extra fine » Blankets. 5, ses. and Carpet Bags. <A great variety of Fashinable Hats and Boys’ Clothing in particular. Sol! wishes to be perfectly understood that the above named goods with numerous others can always be found on hand in the store! his object is to sell cheap and to satisty yourselves of that fact give him a eall. 15-tf Sol. has on hand a large feeahs us GREAT EXCITEMENT.» AT THE Philadelphia Dry Goods Store ! STIEFEL & COHN, asure in informing the public, and the ladies ar, that they haye received the best stock of DRY Goons And all articles for family use: Among their stock are Bleached Sheetings 4-4 to 10-4. Matting. Carpets. Druggets. Oil Cloths. Which w itt be sold twenty-five per cen’ have ever been in Nevada. SALICOES Of the best kin, at twelve and a haif cents per yard. A superior sto n hand of Silks, new style Delaine, Lawns, Bareges, Ginghams, French Merino, Brilliantines, of all eclors, Window Curtains, of all kinds, Also every variety of Fal BED QUILTS, AND TOWELS. All kinds of Embroiderics and Bonnets—Ladies’ and Children’s Hose of any description, in large quantities. Also, children and ladies shoes and gaiters. All of the above stock will be sold cheap for eash. Thankful for the large patronage heretofore received. they respectfully ask its continuanee, confident that their stock and prices will give satisfaction. STIEFEL & COH , No. 17 Commercial street. Nevada, Aug tf FURNITURE! $10,000 WORTH OF FURMITURE. Entire new stock the Largest and ™ Best selected ever brought into the mountains, all of which will be sold # cheap for cash, consisting of Beadsteads of all sizes ; Cane and Wood Seat Chairs ; Cane and Wood Seat Office Chairs ; Dining, Card and Centre Tables, Extension and Reading Tables ; Office Desks and F aveabine, Barber’s Chairs, Wash-stands, Looking-Glasses of all sizes ; Cane seat and Back Arm Rockers and

Nurse Chairs ; Mattrasses, Pillows, Pillow Cases ; Sheets, Comforters, Feathers, &c. The undersigned would respectfully invite the attention of their old customers and the public generally to their new stock of goods on PI E STREET, next door to A. Block & Co's. Where by strict ottention to business they hope to merit a liberal share of publie patronage. ABBOTT & EDWARDS. evada, Aug.8, 1856.—tf SIMON ROSENTHAL & BRU., AS established himself for the presentin his new Wooden building on the Corner of Main and Washington sts., Nearly opposite his old stand. He has supplied himself with a new and very choice assortment of DRYGOODS Which will be sold at the same rates as heretofore. Ladies ate particularly requested to examine his goods before purchasing elsewhere. Nevada, ny Pe Sth—tf wee. Ang. = in part Mustang Linimeut. For sale by RUDOLPH, Driggist, 21 Commercial street. aga’n-t P. Ishmae! for tk . damaves anl¢ ¢ cheaper than they . Legal Advertisements. Declaration. pene of California, County of Nevada, ss.—Knov all men by these preseits, that I, Ellen Stone, now the county of Nevada aforesaid, do here by declare my idtention to avail myself of the prov fsiéns of the net entitled “An act to authorige married women to transact business in their own names as sole trader,” passed April 12th, a. p. 1852; that the business I shall carry on or transact will be that of keeping a Bar and Restaurant, and Mining in the said county of Nevada ; that the capital invested or employed therein does not exceed: the sum of five thousanddollars, {L. 8.) ELLEN STONE. Dene in the presence of J. I. CatpweE xt. State of California, County of Nevada, sa, On this, the 15th day of September, a. D_ 1856, peréonally appeared before me, a Notary Public in and for the said county, Ellen Stone, personally known tone to be the person described in, and whe txecuted the foregoing instrument and Acciai ation, did make the toregoing declaration, and that she igtends to carry on the ‘business afore: aidiu her own name and on her own account, And tat she was by me madeaequaihted avith the contents of the foregoing declaration; and acknew ledged, oh an ex amination apart and without the hearing ef her husband, that she executed the same freely and voluntarily, without fear or compulsion, or undue influence of her husband, and that she does not wish to retract the . execution of the same. eS Ls ~ In witness whereof I hereunto set my hand and official séal, day and date aforesaid, J. I. CALDWELL, Notary Public. State of California. Coty oF Nevada, ss. I, J. H. Bostwick, County Recorder in and for said county, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a declaration this day filed for record in my athe. Witness my hand and © ficial seal hereto affixed , this 15th day of Soptember, a. D. 1856. {L. 8.) J.H. BOSTWICK, Recorder. By THOMAS P. HAWLEY, Deputy. sep19$-3w SHERIFE'’S SALE. Y virtue of an execution to me directed and issued out of the Hon. District ( ourt, 14th Judicial District in and for Nevada County, State of California, in favor of Andrew Fugete and against John Knapp,dated August 12th, a. D. 1856, for the sum of seven hundred dollars, debt, with interest cn the same from the 12th day of August, A. D. 1856, at the rate of ten per cent. per annum until paid, together with all costs of suit hercin taxed at ten dollars, I have levied upon and seized the following described property, to wit: All the right, title and interest of John Knapp in and to a certain House and the lot upon which it is built, situated on Moore's Flat, Nevadacounty, adjoiniag the Billiard Saloon of S. Hancheit. Notice is hereby given that on Saturday the 20th day of Septem ber, a. D. 1856, at 1 o'clock P.M, on the premises in Moore's Flat, 1 will sell the said property to the highest bidder for cash, Given under iy ers a 2th day of August, a. D. 1856. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff N.C. Per William Butteriie a. De puty. The aboye sale has been postponed to Saturday, October 4th, 1856, by order of plaintiff, to take place in Nevada, in front of the Court House door. W. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff. Per Will’ an Butterfield, Deputy. sept26 td Constable's Saie. TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, h By virtue of au order, to me delivered, issued from pe Court of D V. Norton, Esq.,an acting Justice of the eace, in and for the county aforesaid, bearing date Sepember 17th, a, D. 1856, to satisfy a judgment for the enforcement of a Mechanic's Lien, rendered by said Justice of the Peace en the Sth day of August, a. D. 1856. in favor of the Snow Tent Lumber Company, and against Messrs. Chapp & Irvin, for the sum o: +31, debt, interest, damages and costs of suit, I will sell to the highest bidder for cash, in front ef Taylor & John’s store, Humbug City, s3.— on Saturday, the Lith day of October, aD. 1856, between the hoursof 12 o'clock M. and . 0'¢ ?. M., the following deseribed property, to wit: A certain Dwelling House and Barn, situated in Humbug City, rving House, and held by said lien perty of Chapp & Irvin, to satisfy thy &cerul: ts. H. tepicwber 1 5 and known as the Taken as the pro svove demands and MOON, Constable: sepl9+d Constable's Sale. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, Township of Bridg t, ss. By virtue of an Execution on sitar hment to me delivered issued from the Court of R. H. Farquhar, Esq. an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the County aforesaid, bearing date Sept Lith, A. D 1856, to satisfy & judgment rendered ky said Court. on the 8th day of Septe mber, AD. 1856 in favor of William W ifemirt and against Josiah C: awford for the sum of $114 33 debt, interest, damages and co:ts of suit. I have taken in Execution, and will sell to the highest bidder for cash, i front of the Justices office in North San Juan, on Frix the 3d day of October, A D. 1856, between the hours of 1: o'clock, M. ani 6 o'clock, P M, acertain House and Lot situated on the west si f Fieomn street, in North San Juan, the lot fronts en s street, 24 feet, running back 150 feet. Is bounledenthe north by the SanJunn Co’s Office, on the south by Mrs. Osour's iot. Taken as the property of said Josiah Crawford to satisfy the above demands and aeerning costs, ae llth day of Sept. AD. 1856. MOORE, Constable. sepor septll-4w G. ‘Constable’ s Sale. 'TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, Township of Eurcka,ss. By virtue of an Execution to me delivered irsued from the Court of D. V. Norton, Esq. an acting Justice o tthe Peace in and for the county aforess 28th, A. D. 1256 to satisfy ajudgee of the Peace, ox 28th vor of D. Ran and 182 debt, interest, : taken in execution, for cash, in frentofthe Justices of t, on Satu y the 4th day of October, A. D. 1256, between the hours of 12 o'clock, M. and 1 o'clock, P, M, ali the right, title and interest P. Ishmael in and to the following described property towit: — A setof Mining (laiMs known as Ishmael & Co's claims and situated on Orleans Flat. Also inand to a certain lot or lots of land with the crop thereon knowN as Ishmael's Garden or Ranch. Also in and to a Water Ditch and Reservoir known as Dillon & Co’s Ditch and Reservoir. All the above property is situated on Orleans t Takertas the proyerty of P. Ishmael to satisfy the above demands ani accrhing costs. septl2 1m H. MOON. Con imsolvent Notice. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, ss.—In WO the District Court. 1 Judicial District. In the matter of the petition of Henry Julian prayingto be discharg ed from his debts as an Inselvent debtor. suant to an orderthis day male by Hon. Niles Searls of the District Court aforesa Notice is hereby given to all the eredite ors of the said Henry Julianto be and appear before sald Court, ON Mojday, the lay of October, A D. 1856 at 10 o'clock, AMat the ra surt House in the ity of Nevada, then an there to show cause, if any they can, why the prayer Of said petitioner should not be granted aadhe be dischargedfrom his debts as an Insolvent debtor. Given under my hand with the seal of the District Court L.S. afore: aid hereto affixed this 10th day of eptember, A.D. 18: JH BosTw ICK, Clerk. By Thomas P. Hawley, Dep. t'y for Petitioner. septl2 day of Augu and will sel! to ti able. James Churchman, At -MEGHANIC’S LIEN St ATE OF CALIFORNIA, County and Township of Nevada. ss. In Justice's Court, before Sidney C, Herbert, Justice of the Peace in said tc »wnship. Merryman & (0, Plaintif’s vs. J. C. Foster and Alex. Leonard, defendants. Whereas the above plaintiffs have commenced their action against the above defendants for the enforcement of a Mechanics’ Lien on the foliowing described premises viz; A one-story house or building en the east side Main street, and the lot on which said building stands situated in the town of Gold Hill, county, township and state aforesaid known (at the time saidlien was file ) as the J.C. Foster or Alex, Leonard House or huilding. And whereas the said lien of the plaintiffs has been established by the judgment of this Court against the said premises : Now therefore, all persons holding or claiming liens on the said premises are hereby notified to be and appear before me at my office in the city of Nevada, on the lithday of October, a. p. 1256, then and there to exhibit proofs of their said liens. Dated Nevada, this 14th day of Angust, A. D. 1856. septl9 -IDNEY C. HERBERT, Justice of the Peace. JOHN H. BOSTWICK vs. H. V. BICKNELL. N the District Court, 14th District, Nevada County.— ‘The plaintiff having brought suit to foreclose his Mechanie’s Lien upon the premises of defendant, situated on the south side of Broad street, in the town of Nevada, being the same known as Bicknell’s Block, all holders of liens are hereby notified to be and appear before the District Court, on the first day of the next term thercof, to wit: On the second Monday of October next, or as soon thereafter as the same ¢an be heard, to exhibit then and there the proofs of their liens. BUCKNER & HILL, Nevada, Sept. 13, 1256. [sep19-3w] PI ffs att'ys. JOHN KINSLEY vs. H. V. BICKNELL. N the Distriet Court, lith District, Nevada County.— The plaintiff having brought suit to foreclose his “Mechanie’s Lien upon the premises of defendant, situated on the south side of Broad street, in the town of Nevada, being the same known as Bicknell’s Block, all holders of liens are hereby notitied to be and and appear before the District Court, on the first day of the next term thereof, to wit: On the second Monday of October nett, or a8 soon thereafter as the same can be heard, to exhibit then and there the proofs of their liens. BUCKNER & HILL, Nevada, Sept 13, 1856. {sep19-3w} Prff's att'y. J. H. BOSTWICK rs. Z. P. DAVIS. N the Distr.et Court, 14th District, Nevada County.— The plaintiff having brought suit to foreclose a Mechanic’s Lien upon the premises of defendant, situate on Broad reet, im the town of Nevada, adjoining H. VBs &nell’s house on the west, the ssm« beingimproved by a three-story brick building. formerly used as a gunsmith shop by defendant, a!l holders of liens on said building or premises are hercby notified to be and appear before the Hon. District Court, on the first day of the term thereof, to wil: On the second Monday of October nert, or a3 soon thereafter as the same can be heard, to exhibit then and there the proofs of said liens. BUCKNER & HILL, Nevada, Sept, 13, 1856. [sep19-3w] PIff's att'ys. NYE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between J. Cody and B. Gatzert under the style and firm of Cody & Gatzert is this day dissolved by mutualeonsent. J. Cody having withdrawn from the business, has sold hisentire interestto J.~. Lan leker. The business will be conducted hereafter, by Landeker & Gatzert, to whom all debts of the concern are payable, end who are accountable for atl Habilities of the same. JESSE CODY, BAILY GATZERT, Ang 2s ASA eee. Aaa ST Se Che Hebdadx Journal, <n, Democratic Meeting. Flaming posters, private letters, urgent entreaties and booming cannon, called the unwashed together on Saturday night. This was to be the great meeting of the canvass. A band of music was @mAployed, and artists plied their sickly trade days in advance for the glorification of the party. — The news passed from mouth to mouth that the g-r-e-a-t Charley Scott, Fy F. V., and “Tpsedoodle,” would address the Democracy. © As'might have*been expected, a métley erew assembled. Dr. Knox was toted Chairman, but Dr. Knox wasn’t “thar.” D. Belden was offered as a substitute. Two noes objected. Mr. Belden made the night radient with his smiles. Fifteen claps and one abortive cheer testified approbation. Then came the pepigram.— Scott bowed, Scott smiled, Scott said, “Fell-o-w citizens!” Eighteen’ claps, six and a half attempts at articulate sounds greeted Charley Scott. dived into antiquity. He has anold head on his shoulders. He reached farther back than Young America could remember. The buithen of his song was the ordinance of 1787. The got tired of his vapid insipidity and pantomine, and were restless for something better. The Fillmore Club, in session not far off, offered a delightful contrast. Hundreds crowded for the hall, till it would no longer hold them. An adjournment was effected to the street in front of the National Exchange. A procession was formed, which reached from the Journal office to the United States Hotel. The air was rent with cheers for Millard Fillmore and the Union.— A stand was hastily erected in front of Teal’s, the Star Spangled Banner shook crowd out from the baleony overhead, and bon-fire lighted in the middle of the Mr. Ely, of Orleans Flat, opened the meeting with a short but street. effective speech. O. C. Hall. Esq., American Elector, was loudly called for, and like a warhorse panting for the fray, mounted the The scene before him, so unFor rostrum. expected, gave him inspiration. more than two hours his clear, clarion voice, full of manliness and eloquence, rung out upon the night air for Fillmore The most intense enGallons of camphene were dashed upon the fire, lightand Donelson. thusiasm prevailed. ing up the night with the glare of noonday, while deafening cheers again and again were repeated, at the delivery of a well-told truth, or the rounding of a beautiful period. The American boys made themselves hoarse with hurrahs that came from the bottom of the heart. As might have been expected, the American meeting thinned the Democracy terribly. At ten o’clock the adjourned meeting of the Fillmore Club numbered more than the meeting of the Democracy by full two great mass hundred. Dr. Powell, of Sacramento, being . loudly called for after Hall had retired, The dense mass of Americans before him, eame forward without hesitation. and the yells of triumph bursting forth spontaneously at every moment electrified his heart. Youth was restored, and its ardor and impetuosity breathed in every sentence that fell from the Dr.’s lips. Everybody was delighted, the speaker in eestacies, and full justice was done on all hands. At alate hour the crowd dispersed with three rousing cheers for Millard Fillmore and Andrew Jackson Donelson, Scott ended his gestures some time after he begun. A. C. Bradford made a fool of himself by saying that if the Fugitive Slavelaw should be repealed the South would, and ought to dissolve the Union. His remarks were ultra-southern, like those of northern dough-heads generally. But few talk of the repeal of that law, and a speaker must be badly cramped for ideas to get up the question. Put the question to Mr. A. C. Bradford—ask him if the Fugitive Slave law, or any other law is repealed, if he will advocate dissolution. If he answers in the affirmative, his chance for being Elector is much slimmer than at present. After Bradford had eased himself of considerable niggerism, “Then wandered forth a son of Belial, Flown with insolence and wine.” A white-livered compound of treachery, drunkenness and seurrility. He just suits the Democracy. They yell over him. They think he is smart, and he thinks so too. He ended the meeting very properly. Low farces should come last if at all. Altogether the meetings of Saturday night were the best that could have been gotten up for the American party, O. C. Hall, Esq., had the prior appointment, but jn a spirit of liberality the Americans proposed to divide the stand . u and time with the locofocos, Mindful Scott . i fore L called your attention.’ {morning at breakfast. I . short for eshind: l rived. . of the awful drubbing they experienced . the hight previous at Grass Valley from Hall, they would not* consefit. Not wishing to distur’ the meeting, the Fillmore Club adjowrtied to another part of the city. A great time they had of it too. Saturday night puts Nevada county on her feet and all right. My Last Lorrsry.—It was in vember, of the year 1843, as near can recollect, that my last lottery, as I eall it, was opened.” T was sitting with my dear wife, of blessed memory, in my little parlor on Canal street, that overlooked the traftie on the Hudson river, : Noas I one cold, dismal evening. reviewing the . affairs of the past day, and cogitating in my mind how I could raise a little money to pay offa debt for which I had become partly responsible to oblige a friend, when my attention was attracted to an extraordinary appearance in the fire-place, Between the red hot coals.— “My dear,” said I, “do you see anything remarkable i in the ag “just now ¢ here, where I sit.” “Yes, I do,” said she— “What, a figure? Yes,” she replied, ‘a two’ —“Yes,” “and a four,’—“exactly” “and a seven, and I think something like a five. The very number! How extraordinary ! I have this my self, beL stirred the fire; still some of the numbers were visible ; at least, I fancied so, although they had vanished from my wife’s observation. I went to bed, and the next told my wife how I had dreamed more than once purchasing a ticket that came up a prize bought by this very number. Said she, “Dear Hus., (she used to call me hus— Bless her heart; be her name ever revered,) dear Hus., I have dreamed the very same thing ; nay, more, I dreamt it tice, So hav e I, if not thrice: and more than that,” said she, “I thought you had bought Hopkins’ little cottage at Brooklyn, and his little poney, and his beautitul harness, and 1 was so happy in driving you out in it.’ “Say no more,” said I, “I go this very . morning to the lottery ticket atiice.” I wot to the office in good time, and with breathless anxiety enquired if 2475 . ) had been sold. . No, the wholeof it was at my service. ‘I paid down with joy the price of it, and flew home to my wife — although pre business awaited me at my sthee-cend placed it in her hands, received a rapturous kiss from her dear, dear lips, and for once in my life was happy. ‘Well, the day, the important day, big with the fate of Cato (myself) and of Rome, (itese-tree Cottage) at last arI tooked over the prize numbers, mine certainly was not there. I looked again with the same result. I then, to make surely doubly sure, examined the blanks, and sure enough, mine stood among them as plain as black types could express anything. A few days afterwards, the girl had just raked out the cinders of the fire, and was blackeading the stove. Before lighting the fire I saw—yes, I saw, to my utter astonishment, these very numbers on the back of the stove; the founder’s number for his stoves, 1 suppose. 1 could have smashed his head with the candle. stick I held in my hand. “My dear,” said my wife, when I came home in the evening, “what was the matter with you this morning ?— Amelia says she never saw you so agitated before. Her nose is swollen as big as a turnip ssing ra threatens to leave, and take, I don’t know what against you; she says you hurled the silverplated candlestick with all your might against her, and for what she don’t know.’ “Sweet one,” said I, “tell her this story of ourlast lottery, and if that don’t make the swelling go down, I will go down on my knees to her, for dawdle as . she is, it is enough to make the stones in the streets laugh.’ My sweet one laughed as heartily as myself at the oddity. of the thing when she heard of it, and saw the same figures in the stove, and thus ended my first and last lottery. A Heroic Wire.—A passenger on board the Northern Indiana when she burnt gives an account of the narrow escape of Cicero Fowler and wife of ‘Tully New York. There was but one life-preserver for Mrs. Tully and husband ; he . insisted imperatively that she should put it on ; she peremptorily refused, saying “she was in poor healthand his life was worth far more than hers!” The preserver having no strap, Mrs. F. tore the hem from her dress, and fastened it to her husband, whom she continued to encourage, say she could hold on to him, and if the preserver could not sustain them both, she would be the one to let go and leave him to save himself. The fire was getting hotter and hotter. ‘The water was thick with human forms struggling for life ; she tore her bonnet, already on fire, from her head, and hand in hand with one she loved better than herself, took the dangerous leap. As they arose from the water, Mr. Fowler assisted his wife in procuring a good hold of him on or about the shoulders. She wiped the water from his mouth and eyes, and encouraged him to retain his hope of being saved. He continued to struggle with the waves. Half an hour elapsed, and there were no signs of assistance. His strength was rapidly failing; his wife observing it, tried anew to élicer him. He said he could not stand it any longer; it seemed as though he must give up. At that menent she heard a steamer coming rapidly through the water. She says, “My dear husband, a few moments more and we are safe, Don’t you hear a boat coming?’ He said he aid, and immediately revived, poo all the effort in his ower, and gled for himself and his heroic wife anti the Mississippi came u and respss them, with scores of others. of . raddish, and the girl . ‘WHOLE NUMBER 333 Bucuananan New York.—To show that Buchanan has ne shadow of a chance in New York, the RiehmondWhig says: The signs are every days more and more appalling for Old Buck in the pire State. Though the Black Repu licans hate Billagore worse than any other man in the U nion, and try every device to create the impression of his weakness, they are foreed: involuntarily to confess his ‘strength in chronicling their accessionsifrom the pure Democjracy. ‘The desertions of the latter are many and alarming. The following: spare graph from the New York ‘Zyidame, ‘tells the way. the work is progressing—which is the more credible asit-contains an unwilling concession of Fillmore’s strength. We entreat the Southern Democracy, while’it is yet time, to weigh these ‘evidences of Buchanan's nothingness in the eontest at the North, and act as beeomes patriots and conservatives, Why throw away their votes on Buchanan, when they might insure the election of a true and reliable man by withdrawing him 4 If Fillmore were withdraw n, fete would sweep the North and walk into the White House. If Buchanan were . withdrawn, Villmore could be elected . by a splendid majority in both sections. W hy jeopard the South, the Constitution and the U nion, by sticking to party 2 Withdraw Old Buck, and let us all wnite to put down +sectionalism North and South, and restore peace and good feeling to a distracted country. EXERCISE IN OPEN Arr. =F rom Hartstene’s Expedition to the Polar Sea-we Sa extract the following additional proof of the wisdom of the doctors: Nature has qualified man to breathean atmosphere 120 degrees above zero, or 50 below it, a difference of 180 degrees, without injury to health; and the doetrines of physicians that great and sudden changes o f temperature are injurious to health is dis sproved by recorded facts. . 'There are very few Aretie navigators . who die in the Aretic zone; it is the . most healthy climate on the globe to those who breathe the open air. Wo jhave among our associate observers and records the changes of temperature in Australia, where “the temperature rose ito 115 at 3 o’clock p.M., and next morning at 5 o’clock was down to 40 degrees —a change of 75 degrees in 14 hore. There the people are hee ilthy—and another at Iranconia, N. H., where the changes are the most sudden, the most frequent, and of the greatest extent of any place with which I am in corres. pondence on the American continent, . and yet there is no town of its size that . has so great a population of its inhabitants who pass the age of three score years and ten. It is the quality of the changed air that constitutes the difference that physicians notice, and not the temperature. Imperial Girrs To AMERICAN CITI. ZENS.-—Whatever exceptions may be taken to Louis Napoleon’s political course, there are two virtues which his enemies must concede to him. He never forgets a service or fails to reward merit \ when it is b rought under his notice.— . His generosity in these respects has recently heen employed i in the instances lof two our countrymen. To the Rey. Mr. Stewart, Chaplain in the United States Navy, who defended him when his conduct whilstan exile in New York was brought into controversy a few months sinee, he has forwarded a magnificent diamond snuff box, and to Mr. Francis, the inventor of the w agon pontoon for crossing riyers, which was lately 1¢ »xhibited hefore him, he has also sent ' j . a similar mark of his approbation. — These are acts of graceful munificence . which cannot but win partisans for the donor. t= In Lym nn, asa man was engaged in digging potatoes, on Boston street, he struck with his hoe a hard substance, and on removing the earth found it te be the board cover of a vat or pit. He pursued his prospe cting, and in a short time took ont a large quantity of tanned leather, i in good condilsen: It appears, on inquiry, that many years ago the spot was covered by a tannery, “which was destroyed by fire ; ; and on the same spot, some ten years since, a silk factory was destroyed by fire, Since that period the ground ‘has been cultivated, but no signs of the “old tannery” wert discovered until Thursday. It is caleulated by that venerable individual, “the oldest inhabitant,” that the leather ir question must have been in the vat at least seventy-five years. AmMERIcAN GeEniUs.—Professor Morse has been invited to the coronation of the new Emperor of Russia, and, it is stated has contracted with the government te establish lines of telegraph throughout the Empire. With the usual magnifi cent hospitality which the Czar always extends to scientific employees, our dis tinguished countryman is furnished with magnificent apartments, horses, servants and all requisite entertainments. Albert and Victoria receive one million of dollars annually. By strict economy they are able to support life on this small amount. It is proposed te settle three hundred and fifty thousand dollars on the Princess Royal of Eng land, as her annuity after her marriage with the Prussian Prince. Having beer trained to frugal habits, it is hoped tha‘ the young house-keepers wil] avoid aii unnecessary expenses, and thus be enabled to make the two ends of the year meet. Capt. ALBERT Pike FoR FILLMORR —The Helena (Ark.) Shield of the 26th ult., says: From a letter written by ar intelligent citizen of this place, now in Washington » we learn that Capt Pike has recent. ¥ announeed his descr: mination to support Mr. Fillmore for the esas ency.