September 25, 1857 (4 pages)

THE NEVADA JOURNAL. . = ——————e VOL. 7. NO.19. NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1857. Che Aebada Yournal. PUBLISHED BY PROCLAMATION $50.00 Reward, R a Dose of Epsom Salts and Castor Oil. TI will pay ; tion of the person or persons who have maliciously tore down my advertising bills, headed Look OUT FoR THE N.P.BROWN & Co. ER. G. WAITE. the latter reward for the apprehension or convie Comet, wherein the people are informed that Ihave the N. P BROWN. OFFICE—No, 46 MAIN STREET. largest stock and finest assortment of DRUGS and MEeD ICiNES, Perfumery, Toilet and Fancy Articles ; also, Paints, Oils and ( amphene in Nevada County. Come and see them at OO TERMS: Fon GRR TOE te oo ee No. 18, Brick Store,Commercial St. Nevada, May 29, 1857. ee + Sewer ++--$7,00 Geo. O. KILBOURN?’S A Srupporn StripLine.—A big strip Legal Advertisements. pling, awkward youth, fresh from VerState of California, County of Nevadass,. mont, once entered the Dummer Acade€ Ynstrict Court. 14th Judicial District, GEORGE LEWIS, my, at Byfield, Mass. At that time the vs. brnscivent Notice. HIS CREDITORS. _ In the matter of the application of George Lewi insolvent debtor praying that he may be allowesd an to make an assignment of his estate to his credit ors and he be discharged from his debts and liabilities in pu rsuance of an “act of the Legislature passed May 4th, A. D. 1252. entitled an act for the relief of Insolvent Debtor s and protection of creditors, and in pursuance of an orde r of the Hon. Niles Searls, District Judge in and for said coun . ty.—Notice is hereby given to the creditors of sai d insolvent to be and appear before said Judge in open court boys and girls were kept in one apart WHOLE NUMBER 383. Bricuam Youne a New YorRKEr.— i Sol. Jones was a stage driver for Procress oF THE AGE.—An eminent Both Brigham Young and Heber C. many years before railroads had become writer of the presen t day truly says: Kimball are New Yorkers. Brigham plentiful, and he has followed various “T he ne w ba by no longer is thought lived near the line dividing Ontario and occupations since. His principal emMonroe counties, in the town of Victor, ployment now is drinking strong liquors, to come from Heaven, floated earthward at the time he became a Mormon. He and his nose reflects constantly the “evon aj cloud, or discovered, line a spring had always manifested a proclivity to erlasting bonfire.” One day Jast week, blossom, under the roof of a fallen leaf ment, only the middle aisle separating them. One day this Vermont strippling, religious fanaticism, or rather he was a Sol. stepped into one of our fashionable nor yet in death is it any longer borne lazy rapscallion, good for nothing, exrestaurants, and called for brandy. The who had just been helping one of the cept to howl at a camp-meeting. He decanter was handed to him, and he in anangel’s bright bosom to Heaven gh ht girls throu a hard sum, thoug it no f o poured out a tumbler dilapidaa with shanty, long a in lived nearly full. With --4,00 BRICKS ! For THREE MoNnTHS HE undersigned will continne to have constantly on more than fair that he should take toll ted, patient, suffering wife, surrounded a look of aversion at the water pitcher, «200 Th e li tt le ma n in pa te nt le at he be r lt , in the cit y of Ne hand va forthe da Nevada on Mo market nd a ay good the assortment 5th of da SINGLP Copres..-. de m y of Oct ober. tininae <= wkkie n> Deeeiiamente 25 by a host of tow-headed children. Ocwhich was standing near, he tossed off whose pockets are ball A. D. 185 7, at 10 o’clock A. M. of that day to show cause for his services; accordingly he threw BRICKS, for building Honses, Foundations, Vaults. Celas wi te th d ma rif an y th ey ha ve lars, Chimney’s, Wells, Sidewalks, for setting Boilers, why the prayer of said insolvent should the brandy, and axe of lot a up made he casionally set down his glass with not d art l his stalw be arm aroun the rosy damse granted and an assigninent of his estate be ma building Ovens, and all kinds of Brick Masonry. Business Cards. bl es is , as wi se as th Ro e ya Co l ll de, of eg e a strong expression helves an and traded d them of he off for disgust sugar and be upon discharged from his debts and liabilities in his All who wish to guard against the destructive elements —fire and water—can now secure the means for doing ee of the Statute in such cases made and proviand gave her a sly, but rousing smack, tea; in other fits of industry he would humorous countenance. physicians and surgeons.” “Anything the . WILSON HILL so effectually by giving us a call which ed starti the whole bly. assem And itis further ordered that notice be publis All oxders jeft at ROGERS, HAMILTON & Co’s. on do a day’s work in the hay field for a matter with that brandy ?” inquired the hed in Buckner & Hill, Sir Water Scott never wrote truMain “treet, or at the Yard, one-half mile east of Nevathe Nevada Journal for the period of four weeks. neighbor, hoe the potatoes in his own bartender. “Yes,” was the gruff reply. diah “Jede r, Towe come ” OFFICE IN KELSEY’S BUILDING, SECOND FLOOR da, on the Red Dog Road, at the Wood Bine Farm will up here! And it is further ordered, that all proceedings aga inst er wor ds tha n the Commercial street, Nevada, se— non e said insolvent be stayed till the further hearing herein tha t are bet be promptly attended to on reasonable terns. little patch, “What or pound ails it,” clothes asked Boniface. for his “Why, . d roare out the preceptor. AVING associated themselves together in the pracBy order of the court. N. B. All kinds of Brick and Stone Work neatly and ter fitted to bind the human family in wife d—n on a washing it, tice of the Law, will attend promptly to all business well done at the shortest notice. I day. can But taste his special the water in it !” Witness my hand, with the seal of said Court hereunquent The delin red, appea his face confided to their care in Nevada and adjoining counties. (L s Se aff ixe d, thi s 20t h day of August, A. D. 1857. B. F. ADAMS & CO. mission was to go to camp-meet ings and ties of brotherhood ; Nevada, July 18, 1856-tf es . sae Nevada June 12, 1857. RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Ma ng so glowi nr ot like y a red-h AM ng pan, and ON looki G THE IND IAN S —A revivals, where he managed to get his Clerk of District Court. _ “T he rac e of man kin d wou ld per ish vri nte r, wh o has bee n tra vel ing out in J. By W. WM DOWN ING, . SM Tailo IT r, H, de as silly as a ninny. puty. A. A. SARGENT, daily bread out of the more wealthy sidan F. J. Dunn, Att’y for Petitioner. gba did ss the y cea se to aid eac Neb hot ras her and . ka, had had AY, 7 OULD inform his old friends and customers that he con sid Fr om era ble brethren, in considerat ion of the unction d Attorney and Counsellor at Law, “Hol out your hand, sir!” said the is again establishedon per son al int erc our se with the Sic ux and the time that the mother binds the child’s OFFICE—Kidd & Knox's Building, Broad Street. Sta with which te of he shouted Cal ifornia, “ga-lo-rah !”— MAIN STREET, ogue: pedag “I’ll teach you not to act 5doors above Meyers & Coe’s Boot and Shoe Store, Six Nat ions Indians, thus alludes to the head till the moment that : COUNTY OF NEVADA, SS. no took Brigham oceasions such On some kind asig! ine = the fourteenth Judicial District thus in this institute.” Where he is prepared to mannfacture garments, of all THOMAS P. HAWLEY, styles, fac t of Mas oni c Em bl em s having been TH E cheerfully but morrow, the of thought PEOPLE of the State of Californi to order and at reasonable rates. sis tan t wip es the dea thdam p fro m tle GE OR GE fou Attorney and Counsellor at Law, F. nd LE am MO on g N, the m: “They have some Greeting: He keeps constantly on handalarge and wel Iselected The huge paw was extended in a horputting on his old weol hat, would leave s a e You are hereby ~ummoned to appear and answer the stock of Pilot and Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, &c&c. brow of the dying, we cannot exist withOffice—Kelsey’ rite s of the Mas oni Ord c er, man y of Particular attention is invited to some beautiful Velvet complaint of Alfred Johns, filed against yen, Ardre izoutal line towards the instructor, who his family without flour in the barrel, G. W. YANT. Cesamayou and Win. Butterfield, withia ten days from D. BELDEN. them being Masons. One of the buffaout mutual help. All, therefore, *that Vest Paterns. which he has on hand. wife his telling and door, the at wood or the ser vic e of yed ce this surve its broad surfa with a mathe Wri t, if Rep ser air ved ing on done you at short in this notice . cou nty, Belden & Yant, lo rob es tak en by the Paw nee s in the need aid have a right to ask it of their within twenty days if served on you in this District and Nevada, Oct. 10, 1956-tf that the ‘Lord would provide,” he Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. out of this county, and within ferty days if served on matical eye-—calculating how many figh t, whi ch the y bro ugh t to tow n, had fellow-mortals. No one who holds absence. week’s a for off put would you in this State and out of this District, in an action the Alban’s Brick Building, corner of Broad and Pine streets Ranch for Sale. all the Mas commenced on the fifteenth day of August, 1857, in said stokes with his small fernle it would oni Em c bl ems worked on it borby managed Brigham Mrs. Poor NEVADA. eel pow er court for the recovery of five hundred dollars, together of gra nti ng can ref use wit hou t in a bea uti ful man ner .” He say s tha t take to cover the er large numb GR e of EA squar BAR T GAE IN! ! wit h int rowing from her neighbors with the ere st the reo n at the rat e of thr ee (3) per cen t SPEAR H. I. THORNTON. woS. guilt. NY PERSON wishinto g purchase A GOOD RANCH per mont): from the Ist day of December A D. 1855, till nea rly all the Sio ux Ind ian s are Fre e wood the chopped paying, of hope sinall s ined. inche it conta i on the most favorable terms, have now the opporpaid, aml for a decree of foreclosure and <al Spear & Thornton, e of the Masons, and the same fact has also been tunity. It is one of the BEST STOCK or HAY RANCHmortgaged premises described in the plaintiff's sun-bonne old an with and herself, t comQuee r Casr .—A ” fello w diah, h by the “Jede at lengt he said, “this name ES in the mounta of ins Californi and a, to any one wantpla int now Counsellors and Attorneys at Law ing to go on file in the office of the Clerk of the Disall ude d to bef ore, and has been noticed afspiing the to went style) (Navarino into that pleasant business, offers inducements triet Court aforesaid. of Reed was arres ted at Chica go for pasis the first time that you have been callby Tha DOWNITEVILLE, CALIFORNIA. tch er and Cat lin . Ift hat not often to be met with. be so, It is situated on Dry Creek, And you are hereby netified that if you fail to answer that convinced thoroughl water, ter y about one mile and a half north-west of the Zine House, said complaint as herein directed, plaintiff will take \ JILt PRACTICE inthe Courts of the Fourteenth sing count per erfei hap t s mone it wou y. ld But be he as prove wel d l y; to ma quenc ke ed up for any delin now sir, if on the Sacrame rear. nto judgment against von therefor by default, togeth Judicial District and the Supreme Court. her lot was not of the easiest, and that er with It contains two quarter sections of "--1, ALL ENail costs of suit and also demand Of the court such other Downieville, Feb. 27, Fre e Mas ons of all the emigrants that that he stole the money. This was conyou will say that you are sorry for what her husband was, to use a western eXCLOSED WITH A GOOD BRU H FEN 'E, and two relief as is prayed for in his said complaint For Six Montus STANTON BUCKNER. Cc ded, THOMAS P. ILAWLEY, or three smaller Lots in board fene: GOOD FRAME BUILDING, NEW. Notary Public, Office with Buckner & Hill, Kelsey’s building, Commercial There isnow growing onita street, Nevada, T. GARDINER. M. C. will yield the present season, 3B. MCFARLAND FARDINER & McFARLAND, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. @fice—Riley’s Brick building Corner Pine and Broad Streeta WwW. c M. STEWART F. WoOoD. STEWART & WOOD, ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS ATLAW Office in Kidd’s Brick Nevada, July 3, 1857. PI In testimony whereof I, RUFUS ~HOEMAKER, Clerk Building, Broad Street. A. C, R M’CONNELL. mot less than cultivated for that purpose. A small lot of Timothy RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. = By WM. SMITH, deputy. Upon reading and filing the affidavit of the above named plaintiff, it is ordered that service be made upon George F, Lemon by publieation once a week for three months in the Nevada Journa’a newspaper pubMeadow is well seeded and in fine condition. About lished in the county of Nevada, and that a copy of the ONE HUNDRED PEACH TREES of one years growth . sum inons and e>mplaint be deposited in the post office and all the necess tools for farming. directed to the said defendant George F. Lemon at There is on the ,anumber of Large and never. Acapul co, Mexico. NILES SEARLS, failing Springs, affording an abundant supply of excelx District Judge. lent water, either for stock or i ion, the year round. Attest, RUFUS SHOEMAKER, (lerk. ; . By Wo. Smitu, deputy. Stewart & Sargent, Att'ys for plaintiff. : It will be sold at the most reasonable rate, either inluding the present years crop or without it. &? For further particulars address, by letter, or in person, July 24, 1857 N. P. BROWN, Nevada Jour Office For Sale at a Bargain! Te fine Cottage built Dwel an Blind Summons. oa OF CALIFORNIA—County of Nevada—ss. WJ House on Pine street, above the Court House, Next door abo Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, . jot the District Court aforesaid, do herennto vs /set my hand and impress the seal of said court, this 3d day of September, A. D. 1857 Forty Tons, and Three Acres of the finest BARLEY. It contains any amount ofthe best Garden Ground to be found the State, about fouracres of whieh is fenced and has been NILES. McCONNELL & NILES, CROP OF HAY, which (y factory, is offered for Township of Nevada. ‘The People of the State of California, to John Baldwin: ta Ba You are hereby summoned to appear before the un dersigned, Justice of the Peace, at his office in said Will practice in all the Courts of the 14th Judiciol Dis. piazza in front, &e. A large yard with a splendid well Townshipou , the 30th day of October, A. D. 1857, at 10 of water, onthouses and other conveniences complete the . o'clock, A. M., to answer to the rict, and in the Supreme Conrt. complaint of Boswell & premises. Terms madeeasy. Enquire at the Nevada OMfice in Kild’s Block, up stairs. Hanson who demands of you the sum of $52.00 as Jonrnal OFF of E. G. WAITE. per complaint on filein my office. Nevada, July 24th, 1857.—tf On failure so to appear and answer, judg John Anderson, Peace, of the Justice The house bas five rooms well finished, at his office, Corner of B 1 and Pine Streets, except when about on pre fessional business. AND N. P. BROWN, SURGEON, Inne 5, 1857 —tf. er Office—Rudolph's Drng Store, Commercial st. "MEDICAL NOTICE. E.S. ALDRICH, M.D. PHYSICIAN AND on tig Deer Creek, on the east by the claim of Francis Allen’s land, and onthe west by Peck’s Ravine, b 2e1r Pec Old Quartz Mill. : has en it a good honse It contains and acabin; about 4 Il well feneed in, a portion of which yet as its natural growth of timber. It contai ‘e'llent garden zround, a por'ion of which now ropof vegetables. ther particulars, exquire of 'T. L. Hughes. or at wor this office 5, 1257.—¢f. June . REBECCA WOOLFORK. joining Cady's Stables. order. ; JEWELER, WATCHMAKER MANUFACTURING AND DEALER IN > All kinds of Fine Watches, <4 DIAMOND WORK & CUTLERY, Bey Old stand—Commercial street, Nevada.—Ang, 8.-tf Come and see us. Charles H. Bain, ARCHITECT AND BUILDER, -ENTERING done in the best style and with desC pony Billiard Tables repaired and all kinds of Fan st favors and solic pa r fo ul kf an th le ab on as Re . rk Wo cv : ‘ e. am es th of e nc ts continua g in nk Ba 's ey wl Da on & ms ia ll Wi of ar re e th Shop in House. 16-tf Z. P. DAVIS, ,Gunsmith aga z in eshas r ha ibe scr r ibe sub » scr sub fire the e e, h t fir ed he viv sur ed i viv sur aving rear H tablished himselfon SPRING STREET,in the where he will prosecute his of the United States Hotel, musiness for the present iu the Gunsmith lire. forsale nd ha on y ntl sta con t kep ns Gu t Sho d an Rifles isin the best up in the me order as bearing his signature. Wolfe’s, with a wrapper aug7-Linis Hiotel de Paris, MADAME CHAUVEL. ter as alandlady, and the popularity of her Honse. septl2-tf MADAME CHAUVEL. \ G. F. DEETKEN. Jous ©. Gamer, } County Surveyor. i 5 Deputy. LL persons are hereby cautioned against employing A other Surveyors than such as may be deputized from this office. (Extract from Laws of California.) Crap. 20, Sec.3. Nosurvey or re survey hereafter made by any person except the County Surveyor or his deputy shallbe considerediegal evidence in any Court JOHN L. GAMBLE. within this State. Nevada, June 26th, 1857. Dissolution. HE copartnership heretofore existing between C. K. Garrison, Charles Morgan, R. 5. Fretz. and W, C , Morgan Ralston, under the name and style of Garrison, au Francisco, and Charles Morgan Fretz and Halston, con ual mut by ved sol dis day s thi is k, Yor w & Co., Ne gent. R.S.Fretz and W. €. era are fully empowss this city. he businein 8 GARRISON, C.K. fret _—" By his Attorney in fact, Wm. R. Garrison. 3 CHARLES MORGAN, By his Attorney in fact, W. C. Ralston. . RS. FRETZ, UW. C. RALSTON, San Francisco, July 24th, 189%. Copartnership Notice, ERSIGNED have this day entered into coyr. pat and will continue the Banking Business Pa Ralston. & te erFretz y le of @nd sty iu thiscii ty, under the name w.c, RALSTON. San Francisco, July M4th, 1857, thereon and all the appurtenances thereunto belong ing or in anywise appertaining. Notice 1s hereby giveu, property on Tuesday Oct. 6th 1857, between the hours of ten o'clock A M, and four o'clock P M. in front of the Court House door iu the city of Nevada, to satisfy and pay said judgment, Given under my hand at office in the city of Nevada, this the 8th day of Sept. 1257. 8S. W. BORING, Sheriff Nevada co. \ STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, ss. By virtue of an Execution to ine delivered, i trom the Courtof John Anderson d an acting Jus ot the Peace, in and for the county aforesaid, bearing date Aug. 25th, A. D. 1857, to satisfy a judgment rendered in stid Court on the 25th day of Aug, A.D. 1857, in favor of E.L. Pearson and against G. D. Kendall for the sum of > 0 debt, interest, damages and costs of suit. I have taken in Exeeution, and will sell to the highest bidder for cash the following property, to-wit :-—One house and lot ce $50 Reward, STOLEN from the Quintay Ranch, on the 29th of Ju WO ly, a Black Mare Mule, Wlack nose, about fourteen hands high, with aprejo marks, and branded as follows: W. in aC. on right neck and J. C. on left neck, under which is adouble H., and doulle Hon left shoulder, A reward of $25 will be paid for information leading to the reeovery of the mule, and. $25 for the thief, or $50 for both Aug. 14, 1857. QITATE OF CALIFORNIA—County ot Nevada—ss. \) District Court of the L4th Judicial District of said Address WM. CONN, Marysville. NEVADA JOURNAL Book & Job Printing Office. The People of the State of California, to Robert F MeConn—Greeting: You are hereby summoned to appear and answer the complaint of James Anderson filed against you within ten days from the service of this writ, if served on you in this county, within twenty days if served on you in this District and out of this county, and within forty days if served on youin this State and out of this District. in an action commenced on the thirtieth day of July,1257, in said Court for the recovery of Eleven Hundred Dollars, together with interest thereon at the rate of two per cent. per month, from the 16th day of June, A. D. 1856, till paid as set forth in the complaint of said plaintiff, now on file in the office of the Clerk of the District Court aforesaid. And you are hereby notitied that if vou fail to answer said complaint as herein directed, plaintiff will take judgment against you therefor by defanit, together with all costs of suit and also de mand of the Court such other relief as is prayed for in nis said complaint. By order of tue Court. In testimony whereof I, RUFUS MAIN STREET, NEVADA. N. P. SHOEMAKER, Clerk of the District Court aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand and impress the seal of said Court, this 4th day of August, A. D. 1857. == BROWN & Co. Proprietors. uments, who, if they finda skull, instead RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. By Wo. SMITH, Deputy. Buckner & Hill, Attorneys for Plaintiff. who lived very long ago, and never im his place. A man must be half fool and your father die?” aug7-4w somebody else, and insist on having a man at ease with whom he came into (> A terrible accident happened in never disturbing anything or anybody social intercourse has often been the the excavation of the railway tunnel at subje ct of pleasant illustrations, but we Haunstein, in Switzerland, recently.— that has any thing at all to do. remember nothing better in its way than The tunnel suddenly fell in, and almost {= Gov. Johnson, Gen. Kibbe, J. W. this : the whole of the laborers who were at Mandeville, Col. Weller and Col. ZaA party of gentlemen had come on as that moment at work, were either crushbriskie all voted in San Francisco on a committee of the citizens of one of the ed to death or stifled. About fifty are Wednesday last. They were all abseut Western towns, to make Mr. Clay a believed to have perished. from kome, and desired to vote.— Mounmagnificent present of a silver urn, or (CS After a tuneral, a husband who tain Democrat. something of the kind. They were reand are, at worst, harmless creatures, For Sale. 4 £\ HOUSE and lot on Commercial street between Pine and Main streets. the head of Main street. Also,a House and Lot opposite For particulars, apply to Aug. 14, 1857—t£ Ny. P. BROWN. the subject: Every white male citizen of the United States, “&e. &c., of the age of 21 years who shall have been a resident of the State six months next preceding the good!” ted to writing and to memory. Fortifywhich he claims his vote thirty days, ing himself with two or three extra. Low Neck Dresses.-The election, and the county or district in shall be entitled to vote at all elections.” glasses of wine, and rising to speak, he &e., &e. began: The law only applies to zwhite men, “Mr. Clay—” but the words refused it will beseen. Quash the indictment ! to come. His embarrassment was not in relieved by another glass; and when, , of Providence, tells a despair, he put his hand into his pocket Harry H was he manus the forth drew and cript , d a o ha n wh good story of a young ma able to read it only in the most bunglight and incipient mustache. One day, ling style, to his own mortification and while fingering the few hairs, he said to Harry : “Hadn’t I better dye this mustache ?” “Oh, no,” replied Harry, “let it alone and it will die of itself.” that of his friends. Mr. Clay responded; and soon after, as M’Munn was sit ting next to him, Mr. Clay said to him, “What a pity it is, General, that you did not take to public speaking at an earlier period of life; you have all the orato great a of eleme r.” nts a span of horA Dutchman describing “Do you think so?” gasped the Gen ses which he had lost, said: “Dey wash eral. very much alike, specially de off one. “Certainly,” said Mr. Clay; ‘all you One look so moch like both, I could not need is practice.” reFairl y delig was hted. M’Mu nn afwent I when which; tell doder from sovered from his mortification, he enterterde oder, and I whip one most to ed heartily into the festivities of the ocdeath because de oder kicked at me. casion; aud went home thinking that great two the est were Clay Mr. and he said ’ ren,” breth New Tiries.—‘‘My men that ever lived. a good old backwooks preacher, “I am make their skirts seem-/ess will be grateful to gentlemen. The inventor de serves a service of plate—if he can pay Dr. ApAm CLARKE had a perfect ab Rat. i= Lola Montez rode from Niagara to Buffalo, in the baggage car of the low neck An Expensive Hovsenotp.—The dresses of the ladies are made the theme of small jokes by certain chaps. In our expenses of Victoria’s household look opinion, it is with the ladies a matter of rather formidable. The lord steward taste,which they might be allowed to inhas $10,000 per year, making with the dulge at their discretion; the wits who aggregate of salaries paid other officers would ridicule them had better look at in his department alone, the enormous home, and as they live in glass houses, abstain from thowing stones. If they sum of $125,000 a year. The salaries don’t like to see the ladies,let them look paid other attendants in the household, another way. There wasa grand party foot up—$355,000, making a yearly agout at Madame R.’s a short time ago, ‘gregate of $400,000. Most ofthe offices and the mass of the ladies present were duthe and noblemen, by occupied are extremely lowly minded—so low were some of them disposed to go,that Spindle ties are merely nominal; but the amount said to his friend Shanks: of money drawn from the treasury is a “Did you eversee the like?” stubborn reality. “No,”says Shanks,“I never did—at least,not since I was weaned.” Lota Montez has done what Mrs This was outrageous;but presently McMahen failed to accomplish—she has the saps met the belle of the evening—a splendid creature — and Spindles excharmed the Buffalos. The Buffalo pa pers say she “has reason to feel proud claimed: “What a galary of beauty!” of the success” she met with there last “Well,I declare”,says Shanks,”yo u week. Lola’s success may be attribuhave the advantage of me. 1 thought a ted to her judieious selection of her “bugalaxy included a constellation of beau siness man.” The ex-Rey. C. C. Rurr ties.” Phono and ard overhe Scene Love A sarplain very a a gwine to preach you “So it does,’’said Spindle,“and don’t “travels” with her. graphically reported by Frederick Phine with feeble rays between. 4w Good! Anything that will “dried up” incontinently. take atrick. Sometime since R. was Moratists may talk as much as the LL persons having claims against the estate of H. th for but, envy, of sin the of please . te In a Dutch translation of Addi“mortal coil,” wrote to 8S. as follows A A. Abraham dece'd, are hereby required to present life o’ me, I can never see a pretty mai tae saine with the nece:sary vouchers within ten go and die day this shall S.—I “Dear reathou , “Plato Cato, the words months from this date, to the undersigned at his resison’s without envying the good luck of th AM, ABRAH 8. ng. no renegi suit— Follow devil. the to so— “Just Valley. dence in Grass well,” are rendered: sonest of H. Abraham, dec'd. Adm'r mau who is to marry her. Aug. 7, 1857. , R” “Yours . you are very right, Mynheer Plato.” Thomas P. Hawley, Att'y for Adm’r. for ladies. train, in spite of the requests and commands of the conductor. She went there to smoke, and was told that she must ride mhere others did. She took no notice at first; then said she had travelhad followed his departed wife to her ceived by Mr. Clay with his elegant hosed all over the world, had ridden where saddened his to returned abode,” “last pitalities, and invited to dinner, at which time it was arranged that the presentadomicil to receive visits of condolence she chose, and should do so now. The tion should take place. General M’from sympathizing friends. “Well, how third time, she simply looked at the con“Better one. asked 2” now feel you do Munn, the Chairman of the Committee, ductor and said that she had “horse , —somewh at better!” was the reply— was appointed to make the presentation wlipped bigger men,” whereupon he “This litthe promenad e has done me speech which he had carefully commit SOB TYPH, Administrator’s Notice WE see a “seemless skirt” advertised would be looking for him to restore his political codicil added to the Bible. "We was surprised by the fall of night, and horrence of both pork and tobaeeo. He wandered on the sands, while the tide head. believe he had some property. He has is reported to have said: “If I were to was rising all around; he ran a very If they happen, in their subterranean much more talent than Brigham Young, offer sacrifice to the devil, it would bea ereat risk, and came very near perishresearches, to blunder into an old forbut is inferior te him in the elements of ing exactly in the same way as Pharoasted pig stuffed with tobacco.” quackery. He has very respectable fotten acqueduct, they are in a fever, raoh. “Which would have furnished relatives now living in the part of Monall the preachers in Christendom,” said and a vault with an urn init throws roe county from which he started. A Lapy fixed the following letters in he, gaily, “with a magnificent text at them into an eestacy. the bottom of the flour barrel, and askcS The worderful facility which my expense.” These people arecalled antiquarians, Henry Clay possessed of putting every ed her husband to read them: O, IC U In the District Court, 14th Judicial District man to-day—a sarman what every wosighyou see the milky way?” !” phair the of t haires w.—*P phello The Proprietors have recently added to their Office a OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. my find will . You stand under can man On they passed soon encoun ,and tered ngs pheeli _ my ncy ‘“‘pha lover, the ed . he the matter of the Petition of Joseph B. Howald arge and elegant assortment of an Insolve: t Debtor. of the two-eyed chapter when I phoresee the phearful consea magnificent woman, with such frank varse 5 in text Pnrsuant to au order of the Hon. Niles Searles, Judge develo to leave no room for pement s,as your phrom ng phleei our oph s quence of the said District Court, notice is hereby given toall the of one-eyed John.” It was some time creditors of the said Insolvent, tobe and appear before doubt as to the quality « f her charms. ws phello Phew y. phamil r’s phathe And are always prepared to execute every description of the Hon. Niles ~earles aforesaid, in open Court, at the before it was perceived that he meant I “There,” says Spindle, “is the finest, Court Room of said Court, in the county of Nevada on could have phaced the music with as the 5th day of October, A. D. 1857, at 10 o'clock, A M, of John, chapter II. woman in the house. ” phickas and have, I as tude phorti much that day, then and there to show cause, if any they can, IN THE VERY BEST STYLE. “Fact. says ” Shanks why the prayer of said Insolvent should not be granted, “she , out-str i re loves, our on smile to phails phortu le tor Doc S.— PER KEE MET1i ne ii ra Un and an assignmen ot his t Estate be made, and he be disCARDS OF ALL SIZES, PRINTED IN COLORS. all the rest!” ity o of phelic the phoreg must I phind I charged from his debts and liabilities, in pursuance of s: say n, tio edi Exp tic Arc his in e, Kan POSTERS, HANDBILLS, the Statute in such case made and provided ; and in the st d. ing Phaire husban your becom (> mean time all proceedings against said Insolvent be A PROGRAMMES, BILLS OF FARE, Quak eress, jealous of her hus tic Arc the of day g lon the g rin “Du Phrances, pharewell phorever !” stayed. CERTIFICATES, BILL HEADS, band , wat che his d mov eme nts and , on Witness my hand and the Seal of said Court, this 3d ir the e los y ma men of ieallin, est phrant hold!” Phrank “Hold, wis the , mer sum CIRCULARS, BALL TICKETS, {L.8.] ~ day of August A. D. 1857. mor actu nin g di ally cove the red trua nt RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. CHECKS, CATALOGUES, ‘take no note of time, but ly screamed Phrances, “I will phollow kissing aud hugging the servant girl. and ing kon rec By Wa. SMiTH, Deputy. LABELS, DRAFTS, phled, lin Phrank But er.” phorev you as , rly aug7-td A. A. Sargent, Attorney for Petitioner. ula Reg . get for er nev s wer flo Broa the was not long in disc dbri over in m DEEDS, RECEIPTS, ed. phaint ces Phran and ir the the face of his wife, as she peepe se clo y the e, com uld sho MORTGAGES, ht nig the ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. PRINTED AT VERY LOW RATES t# The St. Louis Leader tells of two through the half open door, and risin A LL persons holding claims against the estate of leaves to sleep, and when the day should 4. Richard L. Prouty deceased, will present the same old fellows in that city, who lived easily with all the coolness of a general, thu wo the undersigned at Cherokee, Nevada County, with break in voieeless billows along the easCharles Morrill, g playin in time their of addr most esse spent and d her: necessary vouchers within tea months from the date s, Drug in ler eDea Importer and Wholesal hereof, or the same will be forever Larred, and all pertern sky, they wake again, and thus dieuchre. S. but , player best Medicines, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Toilet Foods, “Bet thee had bett quit peep the sy, was er in R. sons indebted to said estate are requested to make imGarden S eeds, English and French Chemieals. ger lin the des itu sol would, when be could, much to the disor thee will cause a disturbance in th t vas se tho mediate payment. in e vid rs ure act nuf —Ma NES ICI GENT for all the PATENTMED D. P. CUMMINGS, Administrator. &e &c. Oils, r Pola and ne so , phe and renege Cam nt, family.” of oppone his of gust ,’ sick ght yli ‘da but hts nig in e tim Cherokee, August 28th, 1857. ing ly attended to—Terms liberal. ¥° Orders just San Frauciseo—Store corner of Sansome and Clay st. _Sacramento—Siore on K street, corner Third. feb ored seat of learning. see something of the country, and one for it. day, when the tide was out. he crossed meetings withholding fellowship from agined that so late in the day people the Red Sea on foot. Qn his return, he The following is the Constitution on Constable’s Sale. State. ROBERT HOMFRAY, Civil Engineer and Surveyor, NEVADA. together with the dwelhou li seng and out buildings Summons. new thronghont, and the rooms are large and airy, furnished with excell nt Beds, and furniture to match, and the table is sup liedin astyle unsurpassed, as regards quality and euantit Ladies and fa nilies are offered a pleasant and com a superior Lathe, he can manufac HOUSE, Hill, the pubic at the above Honse for three years past, can safely appeal to her old customers to sustain her charac The whole establishment is entirely ture any part of machinery which may be desired. ol4-tf New Rifles made to order. COURT on which the said Union Hotel is situated and the said lot on which was the said office so ocenpied byBuckner& fortable home at this establishment. The undersigned having been liberally patronized by ing public. sks, Powder Horns, &e. &c. wae ame Pistols repaired and put in order at the short County Surveyor's Office. Buckner & Hill as a law office, and extending back to Spring street. including all the ground hetween said lot situated on upper Main street, Nevada, and known as the lot of Kendall, adjoining Mrs Cross lot, and on the south side of said street, the same having been heretofore attached by me for this debt. I will sell the above desscribed property in front of the Court House, to the high est bidder for cash, on SATURDAY the 26th day of September, between the hours of9 o'clock, A M, and 5 o'clock P M. of said day. Taken as the property of G. D. Kendall to satisfy theabove demands and accruing costs U.S. GREGORY, Constable. Nevada, Sept. 34, 1857. The above named well-known House, situated on Broad street, corner of Bridge, No. 73, offers good accommodations to boarders and the travel Pistols, Powder, Shot, Lead, Balls, Caps, Wadding, . Office opposite the Court House. LL work entrusted to my care will be properly attenA ded to, My surveys warranted to be good testions gmony in “any Court within this*State.’? All pers are ‘cautioned against believing gar! led quotations from the statutes, inserted in the advertisement of en: ; Z vious officials. * Beet Europeanand American references given. jy10 veyed from the lot on which the Unicn Hotel is situated and running thence eastw ardly twenty-three feet more or less to the lot of W. “nuth, formerly occupied by SCHNAPPS! JARBIER has reeeived by the clipper Osborn Howes, ) hisinvoice of Schnapps Bottles, bearing his name He now informs his nnmerons friends and patrons that from this date justly celebrated ~chnapps will be put WINES & MINERS’ SUPPLIES. NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OFPICE, { Breadstreet on the line dividing the lot so con By J. B. Van HaGan, Under Sheriff. SCHNAPPS! Dealers in Groceries, Liquors . 89 Broad Street, Nevada. The House Fixture at the p Grass Vz McRoberts & Funston, a Have*® removed to ass Valley, ad almost uew and willbe sold with or without Bar M. H. Funston. Wa. S. McRoperts, Nevada and State of Californin, commencing ata point that I will expose to public sale all the above described gates and LOT on Mill street, C. W. Young, Having It wlll be sold cheap for cach, or For Sale. MAINSTREET, ABOVE COMMERCIAL, feb 20-t3 NEVADA CITY. est Rotice. ne e@xhas on it for stock. May2y. Thomas Marsh, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, 1257, in favor of Alpheus W. Russell and against Ezra D. Hoit and Joanna Hoit for the sum of six hundred and fifty-nine dollars, principal, debt and interest, together with interest on the principal at the rate of two per cent per month from the rendition of judgment ustil pai Francis,on the sonth by Wm. ITE undersigned offers for sale the following deseribed Ranch: Lying on the south side of Deer Creek, Tate Surgeon of the U. S. Army, tenlers his profes street, months, one half mile from Nevada, bounded on the north by A Good Ranch for Sale. SURGEON, s of Nevada and vicinity. ional services to the cit OrFick—No. 1, Criitenden’s Brick Building, Main treet, Nevada. Residence, National Hotel, Broad Office, is well under “Then, if L were you, I would never There are troops of people who are mixture of shrewdness and folly which way for a magnif icent block of stores to go to is required for success in fanaticism or sea.” forever groping about old ruins and mon“Pray, my philosopher, where did be erected upon the site of the time honquackery. A wiser man eould not hold ty virtue of an order and . be made in the “Nevada Journal” for three successive d, together with all costs of suit, taxed at $33 20 for the sale of the following described property to wit: all the right, title and interest of defendants in and to a certain lotor parcel of ground situated and lyinon g the south side of Broad street in the city of Nevada, county of ReEstpENcE—W ater st., 2d house above Pacific Hotel. Nevada, August 8—3m Nevada Ang. 8 1856 ral al A Lick at ANTIQUARIANS.—A cynical writer says : who want resolutions passed at church Itis ordered that publication of the above summons WO decree ot sale tome directed and issued out of the Hon. District Court of the 14th judicial District on a judgment rendered thereon on the 26th day of August Lost Hill, for sale cheap, for cash For further particulars, enquire of “Sorry !” exclaimed the youngster, striking an attitude of pride and indignation; “sorry! No, sir, [am not! And I will do jest so again efI hev a chance. So put on, old feller, jest as hard as you like. By the jumpin’ Jehosephat, I'd stand here and let you lick me till kingdom cum afore I'd be sorry for that.” J.M. CLARK, J.P. ment will be said sum of $02, and inter Given under my hand, this 30th day of JulyA. , D. 1857. J. M. CLARK, Justice of the Peace. _ For Sale. VALUABLE TOWN LOTS. BOUT One Hundred Valuable Town Lots, near A. D. £ OFPICSE—At Dr John Lark’s Drug Store, One on the ee 10 july Harvey Hunt, M. D. ‘ Bakery andasaloon. east side lately fitted up and well adapted for a saloon, Apply to NEY. Nevada, June 19, 1857 Nevada, R. M. Hunt, M. D. PHYSICIAN buildings on Broad Street. n Main street, one onthe west Also—Two Build time without punishing you?” elusive evidence that he thought it good, sentiment all who knew him joined. and clear ed him of that charg e. It was liv es wer e in dan ger the , y mig ht ma ke People were getting very tired of Brigheld that the law does not consider counasi gn, and thu ese s ape —WN Y. Sun . day ham when Mormonism turned up. He terfeit bills as property, and he was acwas just the man for the religion, and Atlas. ke A sailor being about to sail for quitted onthe charge of larceny. So the religion seemed expressly adapted to him. He became an exhorter, held India, a citizen asked where his father one crime neutralized another, as two neighborhood meetings, ranted and died. negatives make an affirmative. “In shipwreck.” howled his doctrines into the minds of “And where did your grandfather others as weak as himself, and finally > ‘vhe old Colum bia Colleg e builddie ?” went west with the rest of them, where “As he was fishing, a storm arose, and ings, in New York city, are entirely dehe has developed his powers until the molished. There remains now of the poor, miserable, rustic loafer is governor he with his companions perished.” of a territory and the chief prophet of a “And your great-grandfather ?”’ venerable pile, not one brick upon anogreat religious seet. He has just the “He also perished by shipwreck.” ther, but the foundation of talking sensibly about it, as Hamlet half knave to be a successful quack. “My father, grandfather and greatILeber C. Kimball was a man of more grandfather died in bed.” did about Yorick’s, straightway hunt up “Then if I were yeu, I would never respectabil ity. He was born a fanatic, an owner therefor; and the longer he and if he were not a Mormon would be go to bed.” had been without it, and the less need something else just like it. In_ his {= Bonaparte, while in Egypt, availhe had for one, the more zealous they chureh—he was a Baptist originally— would be in palming it off on somebody he was one of those pestilent fellows ed himself of a littie leisure in order to est on debt, with damayes and cost of suit, WO Brick fire-proof -tores in the National Exchange side, fitted up fora devote himselfselely to the pracVj TALL hereafter tice of his profession, and will be found always rendered againsi you for the For Rent. & Co., on . : O@fice—A few doors below T. Ellard Beans Broad street, Nev: JAMES CHURCHMAN, Attorney at Law. with closets, you have done, I will let you off for this pression, an “ornary cuss ;” in which cross their path, and the soldiers sent against them, so in case their scalps and taken sick, but before throwing off the Ricn Youne Lapy—Poor Youne Man.—The folks at Syracuse, New York, recently had a live elopement case—something which does not often occur in that salty old town. The minute particulars of the affair are related in the manner following, to wit: “Rich young lady—not so rich young man; Jady packs her baggage, all ready to step into her lover’s carriage, when the stern mother leads her back into the house by the hand. Scene first—concludes with weeping daughter, seolding parents and disappointed lover. Scen« second—old folks at church, baggage is sent off by the cars, lover and lady tak« a buggy to Chitenango, where the) takea train to Albany. Young lady leaves a note saying that they are to b. married at Albany, and threatening su’ cide if they are brought back before th: deed is coasymmated.” ~

THE NEVADA JOURNAL. . = ——————e VOL. 7. NO.19. NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1857. Che Aebada Yournal. PUBLISHED BY PROCLAMATION $50.00 Reward, R a Dose of Epsom Salts and Castor Oil. TI will pay ; tion of the person or persons who have maliciously tore down my advertising bills, headed Look OUT FoR THE N.P.BROWN & Co. ER. G. WAITE. the latter reward for the apprehension or convie Comet, wherein the people are informed that Ihave the N. P BROWN. OFFICE—No, 46 MAIN STREET. largest stock and finest assortment of DRUGS and MEeD ICiNES, Perfumery, Toilet and Fancy Articles ; also, Paints, Oils and ( amphene in Nevada County. Come and see them at OO TERMS: Fon GRR TOE te oo ee No. 18, Brick Store,Commercial St. Nevada, May 29, 1857. ee + Sewer ++--$7,00 Geo. O. KILBOURN?’S A Srupporn StripLine.—A big strip Legal Advertisements. pling, awkward youth, fresh from VerState of California, County of Nevadass,. mont, once entered the Dummer Acade€ Ynstrict Court. 14th Judicial District, GEORGE LEWIS, my, at Byfield, Mass. At that time the vs. brnscivent Notice. HIS CREDITORS. _ In the matter of the application of George Lewi insolvent debtor praying that he may be allowesd an to make an assignment of his estate to his credit ors and he be discharged from his debts and liabilities in pu rsuance of an “act of the Legislature passed May 4th, A. D. 1252. entitled an act for the relief of Insolvent Debtor s and protection of creditors, and in pursuance of an orde r of the Hon. Niles Searls, District Judge in and for said coun . ty.—Notice is hereby given to the creditors of sai d insolvent to be and appear before said Judge in open court boys and girls were kept in one apart WHOLE NUMBER 383. Bricuam Youne a New YorRKEr.— i Sol. Jones was a stage driver for Procress oF THE AGE.—An eminent Both Brigham Young and Heber C. many years before railroads had become writer of the presen t day truly says: Kimball are New Yorkers. Brigham plentiful, and he has followed various “T he ne w ba by no longer is thought lived near the line dividing Ontario and occupations since. His principal emMonroe counties, in the town of Victor, ployment now is drinking strong liquors, to come from Heaven, floated earthward at the time he became a Mormon. He and his nose reflects constantly the “evon aj cloud, or discovered, line a spring had always manifested a proclivity to erlasting bonfire.” One day Jast week, blossom, under the roof of a fallen leaf ment, only the middle aisle separating them. One day this Vermont strippling, religious fanaticism, or rather he was a Sol. stepped into one of our fashionable nor yet in death is it any longer borne lazy rapscallion, good for nothing, exrestaurants, and called for brandy. The who had just been helping one of the cept to howl at a camp-meeting. He decanter was handed to him, and he in anangel’s bright bosom to Heaven gh ht girls throu a hard sum, thoug it no f o poured out a tumbler dilapidaa with shanty, long a in lived nearly full. With --4,00 BRICKS ! For THREE MoNnTHS HE undersigned will continne to have constantly on more than fair that he should take toll ted, patient, suffering wife, surrounded a look of aversion at the water pitcher, «200 Th e li tt le ma n in pa te nt le at he be r lt , in the cit y of Ne hand va forthe da Nevada on Mo market nd a ay good the assortment 5th of da SINGLP Copres...-. de m y of Oct ober. tininae <= wkkie n> Deeeiiamente 25 by a host of tow-headed children. Ocwhich was standing near, he tossed off whose pockets are ball A. D. 185 7, at 10 o’clock A. M. of that day to show cause for his services; accordingly he threw BRICKS, for building Honses, Foundations, Vaults. Celas wi te th d ma rif an y th ey ha ve lars, Chimney’s, Wells, Sidewalks, for setting Boilers, why the prayer of said insolvent should the brandy, and axe of lot a up made he casionally set down his glass with not d art l his stalw be arm aroun the rosy damse granted and an assigninent of his estate be ma building Ovens, and all kinds of Brick Masonry. Business Cards. bl es is , as wi se as th Ro e ya Co l ll de, of eg e a strong expression helves an and traded d them of he off for disgust sugar and be upon discharged from his debts and liabilities in his All who wish to guard against the destructive elements —fire and water—can now secure the means for doing ee of the Statute in such cases made and proviand gave her a sly, but rousing smack, tea; in other fits of industry he would humorous countenance. physicians and surgeons.” “Anything the . WILSON HILL so effectually by giving us a call which ed starti the whole bly. assem And itis further ordered that notice be publis All oxders jeft at ROGERS, HAMILTON & Co’s. on do a day’s work in the hay field for a matter with that brandy ?” inquired the hed in Buckner & Hill, Sir Water Scott never wrote truMain “treet, or at the Yard, one-half mile east of Nevathe Nevada Journal for the period of four weeks. neighbor, hoe the potatoes in his own bartender. “Yes,” was the gruff reply. diah “Jede r, Towe come ” OFFICE IN KELSEY’S BUILDING, SECOND FLOOR da, on the Red Dog Road, at the Wood Bine Farm will up here! And it is further ordered, that all proceedings aga inst er wor ds tha n the Commercial street, Nevada, se— non e said insolvent be stayed till the further hearing herein tha t are bet be promptly attended to on reasonable terns. little patch, “What or pound ails it,” clothes asked Boniface. for his “Why, . d roare out the preceptor. AVING associated themselves together in the pracBy order of the court. N. B. All kinds of Brick and Stone Work neatly and ter fitted to bind the human family in wife d—n on a washing it, tice of the Law, will attend promptly to all business well done at the shortest notice. I day. can But taste his special the water in it !” Witness my hand, with the seal of said Court hereunquent The delin red, appea his face confided to their care in Nevada and adjoining counties. (L s Se aff ixe d, thi s 20t h day of August, A. D. 1857. B. F. ADAMS & CO. mission was to go to camp-meet ings and ties of brotherhood ; Nevada, July 18, 1856-tf es . sae Nevada June 12, 1857. RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Ma ng so glowi nr ot like y a red-h AM ng pan, and ON looki G THE IND IAN S —A revivals, where he managed to get his Clerk of District Court. _ “T he rac e of man kin d wou ld per ish vri nte r, wh o has bee n tra vel ing out in J. By W. WM DOWN ING, . SM Tailo IT r, H, de as silly as a ninny. puty. A. A. SARGENT, daily bread out of the more wealthy sidan F. J. Dunn, Att’y for Petitioner. gba did ss the y cea se to aid eac Neb hot ras her and . ka, had had AY, 7 OULD inform his old friends and customers that he con sid Fr om era ble brethren, in considerat ion of the unction d Attorney and Counsellor at Law, “Hol out your hand, sir!” said the is again establishedon per son al int erc our se with the Sic ux and the time that the mother binds the child’s OFFICE—Kidd & Knox's Building, Broad Street. Sta with which te of he shouted Cal ifornia, “ga-lo-rah !”— MAIN STREET, ogue: pedag “I’ll teach you not to act 5doors above Meyers & Coe’s Boot and Shoe Store, Six Nat ions Indians, thus alludes to the head till the moment that : COUNTY OF NEVADA, SS. no took Brigham oceasions such On some kind asig! ine = the fourteenth Judicial District thus in this institute.” Where he is prepared to mannfacture garments, of all THOMAS P. HAWLEY, styles, fac t of Mas oni c Em bl em s having been TH E cheerfully but morrow, the of thought PEOPLE of the State of Californi to order and at reasonable rates. sis tan t wip es the dea thdam p fro m tle GE OR GE fou Attorney and Counsellor at Law, F. nd LE am MO on g N, the m: “They have some Greeting: He keeps constantly on handalarge and wel Iselected The huge paw was extended in a horputting on his old weol hat, would leave s a e You are hereby ~ummoned to appear and answer the stock of Pilot and Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, &c&c. brow of the dying, we cannot exist withOffice—Kelsey’ rite s of the Mas oni Ord c er, man y of Particular attention is invited to some beautiful Velvet complaint of Alfred Johns, filed against yen, Ardre izoutal line towards the instructor, who his family without flour in the barrel, G. W. YANT. Cesamayou and Win. Butterfield, withia ten days from D. BELDEN. them being Masons. One of the buffaout mutual help. All, therefore, *that Vest Paterns. which he has on hand. wife his telling and door, the at wood or the ser vic e of yed ce this surve its broad surfa with a mathe Wri t, if Rep ser air ved ing on done you at short in this notice . cou nty, Belden & Yant, lo rob es tak en by the Paw nee s in the need aid have a right to ask it of their within twenty days if served on you in this District and Nevada, Oct. 10, 1956-tf that the ‘Lord would provide,” he Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. out of this county, and within ferty days if served on matical eye-—calculating how many figh t, whi ch the y bro ugh t to tow n, had fellow-mortals. No one who holds absence. week’s a for off put would you in this State and out of this District, in an action the Alban’s Brick Building, corner of Broad and Pine streets Ranch for Sale. all the Mas commenced on the fifteenth day of August, 1857, in said stokes with his small fernle it would oni Em c bl ems worked on it borby managed Brigham Mrs. Poor NEVADA. eel pow er court for the recovery of five hundred dollars, together of gra nti ng can ref use wit hou t in a bea uti ful man ner .” He say s tha t take to cover the er large numb GR e of EA squar BAR T GAE IN! ! wit h int rowing from her neighbors with the ere st the reo n at the rat e of thr ee (3) per cen t SPEAR H. I. THORNTON. woS. guilt. NY PERSON wishinto g purchase A GOOD RANCH per mont): from the Ist day of December A D. 1855, till nea rly all the Sio ux Ind ian s are Fre e wood the chopped paying, of hope sinall s ined. inche it conta i on the most favorable terms, have now the opporpaid, aml for a decree of foreclosure and <al Spear & Thornton, e of the Masons, and the same fact has also been tunity. It is one of the BEST STOCK or HAY RANCHmortgaged premises described in the plaintiff's sun-bonne old an with and herself, t comQuee r Casr .—A ” fello w diah, h by the “Jede at lengt he said, “this name ES in the mounta of ins Californi and a, to any one wantpla int now Counsellors and Attorneys at Law ing to go on file in the office of the Clerk of the Disall ude d to bef ore, and has been noticed afspiing the to went style) (Navarino into that pleasant business, offers inducements triet Court aforesaid. of Reed was arres ted at Chica go for pasis the first time that you have been callby Tha DOWNITEVILLE, CALIFORNIA. tch er and Cat lin . Ift hat not often to be met with. be so, It is situated on Dry Creek, And you are hereby netified that if you fail to answer that convinced thoroughl water, ter y about one mile and a half north-west of the Zine House, said complaint as herein directed, plaintiff will take \ JILt PRACTICE inthe Courts of the Fourteenth sing count per erfei hap t s mone it wou y. ld But be he as prove wel d l y; to ma quenc ke ed up for any delin now sir, if on the Sacrame rear. nto judgment against von therefor by default, togeth Judicial District and the Supreme Court. her lot was not of the easiest, and that er with It contains two quarter sections of "--1, ALL ENail costs of suit and also demand Of the court such other Downieville, Feb. 27, Fre e Mas ons of all the emigrants that that he stole the money. This was conyou will say that you are sorry for what her husband was, to use a western eXCLOSED WITH A GOOD BRU H FEN 'E, and two relief as is prayed for in his said complaint For Six Montus STANTON BUCKNER. Cc ded, THOMAS P. ILAWLEY, or three smaller Lots in board fene: GOOD FRAME BUILDING, NEW. Notary Public, Office with Buckner & Hill, Kelsey’s building, Commercial There isnow growing onita street, Nevada, T. GARDINER. M. C. will yield the present season, 3B. MCFARLAND FARDINER & McFARLAND, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. @fice—Riley’s Brick building Corner Pine and Broad Streeta WwW. c M. STEWART F. WoOoD. STEWART & WOOD, ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS ATLAW Office in Kidd’s Brick Nevada, July 3, 1857. PI In testimony whereof I, RUFUS ~HOEMAKER, Clerk Building, Broad Street. A. C, R M’CONNELL. mot less than cultivated for that purpose. A small lot of Timothy RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. = By WM. SMITH, deputy. Upon reading and filing the affidavit of the above named plaintiff, it is ordered that service be made upon George F, Lemon by publieation once a week for three months in the Nevada Journa’a newspaper pubMeadow is well seeded and in fine condition. About lished in the county of Nevada, and that a copy of the ONE HUNDRED PEACH TREES of one years growth . sum inons and e>mplaint be deposited in the post office and all the necess tools for farming. directed to the said defendant George F. Lemon at There is on the ,anumber of Large and never. Acapul co, Mexico. NILES SEARLS, failing Springs, affording an abundant supply of excelx District Judge. lent water, either for stock or i ion, the year round. Attest, RUFUS SHOEMAKER, (lerk. ; . By Wo. Smitu, deputy. Stewart & Sargent, Att'ys for plaintiff. : It will be sold at the most reasonable rate, either inluding the present years crop or without it. &? For further particulars address, by letter, or in person, July 24, 1857 N. P. BROWN, Nevada Jour Office For Sale at a Bargain! Te fine Cottage built Dwel an Blind Summons. oa OF CALIFORNIA—County of Nevada—ss. WJ House on Pine street, above the Court House, Next door abo Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, . jot the District Court aforesaid, do herennto vs /set my hand and impress the seal of said court, this 3d day of September, A. D. 1857 Forty Tons, and Three Acres of the finest BARLEY. It contains any amount ofthe best Garden Ground to be found the State, about fouracres of whieh is fenced and has been NILES. McCONNELL & NILES, CROP OF HAY, which (y factory, is offered for Township of Nevada. ‘The People of the State of California, to John Baldwin: ta Ba You are hereby summoned to appear before the un dersigned, Justice of the Peace, at his office in said Will practice in all the Courts of the 14th Judiciol Dis. piazza in front, &e. A large yard with a splendid well Townshipou , the 30th day of October, A. D. 1857, at 10 of water, onthouses and other conveniences complete the . o'clock, A. M., to answer to the rict, and in the Supreme Conrt. complaint of Boswell & premises. Terms madeeasy. Enquire at the Nevada OMfice in Kild’s Block, up stairs. Hanson who demands of you the sum of $52.00 as Jonrnal OFF of E. G. WAITE. per complaint on filein my office. Nevada, July 24th, 1857.—tf On failure so to appear and answer, judg John Anderson, Peace, of the Justice The house bas five rooms well finished, at his office, Corner of B 1 and Pine Streets, except when about on pre fessional business. AND N. P. BROWN, SURGEON, Inne 5, 1857 —tf. er Office—Rudolph's Drng Store, Commercial st. "MEDICAL NOTICE. E.S. ALDRICH, M.D. PHYSICIAN AND on tig Deer Creek, on the east by the claim of Francis Allen’s land, and onthe west by Peck’s Ravine, b 2e1r Pec Old Quartz Mill. : has en it a good honse It contains and acabin; about 4 Il well feneed in, a portion of which yet as its natural growth of timber. It contai ‘e'llent garden zround, a por'ion of which now ropof vegetables. ther particulars, exquire of 'T. L. Hughes. or at wor this office 5, 1257.—¢f. June . REBECCA WOOLFORK. joining Cady's Stables. order. ; JEWELER, WATCHMAKER MANUFACTURING AND DEALER IN > All kinds of Fine Watches, <4 DIAMOND WORK & CUTLERY, Bey Old stand—Commercial street, Nevada.—Ang, 8.-tf Come and see us. Charles H. Bain, ARCHITECT AND BUILDER, -ENTERING done in the best style and with desC pony Billiard Tables repaired and all kinds of Fan st favors and solic pa r fo ul kf an th le ab on as Re . rk Wo cv : ‘ e. am es th of e nc ts continua g in nk Ba 's ey wl Da on & ms ia ll Wi of ar re e th Shop in House. 16-tf Z. P. DAVIS, ,Gunsmith aga z in eshas r ha ibe scr r ibe sub » scr sub fire the e e, h t fir ed he viv sur ed i viv sur aving rear H tablished himselfon SPRING STREET,in the where he will prosecute his of the United States Hotel, musiness for the present iu the Gunsmith lire. forsale nd ha on y ntl sta con t kep ns Gu t Sho d an Rifles isin the best up in the me order as bearing his signature. Wolfe’s, with a wrapper aug7-Linis Hiotel de Paris, MADAME CHAUVEL. ter as alandlady, and the popularity of her Honse. septl2-tf MADAME CHAUVEL. \ G. F. DEETKEN. Jous ©. Gamer, } County Surveyor. i 5 Deputy. LL persons are hereby cautioned against employing A other Surveyors than such as may be deputized from this office. (Extract from Laws of California.) Crap. 20, Sec.3. Nosurvey or re survey hereafter made by any person except the County Surveyor or his deputy shallbe considerediegal evidence in any Court JOHN L. GAMBLE. within this State. Nevada, June 26th, 1857. Dissolution. HE copartnership heretofore existing between C. K. Garrison, Charles Morgan, R. 5. Fretz. and W, C , Morgan Ralston, under the name and style of Garrison, au Francisco, and Charles Morgan Fretz and Halston, con ual mut by ved sol dis day s thi is k, Yor w & Co., Ne gent. R.S.Fretz and W. €. era are fully empowss this city.

he businein 8 GARRISON, C.K. fret _—" By his Attorney in fact, Wm. R. Garrison. 3 CHARLES MORGAN, By his Attorney in fact, W. C. Ralston. . RS. FRETZ, UW. C. RALSTON, San Francisco, July 24th, 189%. Copartnership Notice, ERSIGNED have this day entered into coyr. pat and will continue the Banking Business Pa Ralston. & te erFretz y le of @nd sty iu thiscii ty, under the name w.c, RALSTON. San Francisco, July M4th, 1857, thereon and all the appurtenances thereunto belong ing or in anywise appertaining. Notice 1s hereby giveu, property on Tuesday Oct. 6th 1857, between the hours of ten o'clock A M, and four o'clock P M. in front of the Court House door iu the city of Nevada, to satisfy and pay said judgment, Given under my hand at office in the city of Nevada, this the 8th day of Sept. 1257. 8S. W. BORING, Sheriff Nevada co. \ STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, ss. By virtue of an Execution to ine delivered, i trom the Courtof John Anderson d an acting Jus ot the Peace, in and for the county aforesaid, bearing date Aug. 25th, A. D. 1857, to satisfy a judgment rendered in stid Court on the 25th day of Aug, A.D. 1857, in favor of E.L. Pearson and against G. D. Kendall for the sum of > 0 debt, interest, damages and costs of suit. I have taken in Exeeution, and will sell to the highest bidder for cash the following property, to-wit :-—One house and lot ce $50 Reward, STOLEN from the Quintay Ranch, on the 29th of Ju WO ly, a Black Mare Mule, Wlack nose, about fourteen hands high, with aprejo marks, and branded as follows: W. in aC. on right neck and J. C. on left neck, under which is adouble H., and doulle Hon left shoulder, A reward of $25 will be paid for information leading to the reeovery of the mule, and. $25 for the thief, or $50 for both Aug. 14, 1857. QITATE OF CALIFORNIA—County ot Nevada—ss. \) District Court of the L4th Judicial District of said Address WM. CONN, Marysville. NEVADA JOURNAL Book & Job Printing Office. The People of the State of California, to Robert F MeConn—Greeting: You are hereby summoned to appear and answer the complaint of James Anderson filed against you within ten days from the service of this writ, if served on you in this county, within twenty days if served on you in this District and out of this county, and within forty days if served on youin this State and out of this District. in an action commenced on the thirtieth day of July,1257, in said Court for the recovery of Eleven Hundred Dollars, together with interest thereon at the rate of two per cent. per month, from the 16th day of June, A. D. 1856, till paid as set forth in the complaint of said plaintiff, now on file in the office of the Clerk of the District Court aforesaid. And you are hereby notitied that if vou fail to answer said complaint as herein directed, plaintiff will take judgment against you therefor by defanit, together with all costs of suit and also de mand of the Court such other relief as is prayed for in nis said complaint. By order of tue Court. In testimony whereof I, RUFUS MAIN STREET, NEVADA. N. P. SHOEMAKER, Clerk of the District Court aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand and impress the seal of said Court, this 4th day of August, A. D. 1857. == BROWN & Co. Proprietors. uments, who, if they finda skull, instead RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. By Wo. SMITH, Deputy. Buckner & Hill, Attorneys for Plaintiff. who lived very long ago, and never im his place. A man must be half fool and your father die?” aug7-4w somebody else, and insist on having a man at ease with whom he came into (> A terrible accident happened in never disturbing anything or anybody social intercourse has often been the the excavation of the railway tunnel at subje ct of pleasant illustrations, but we Haunstein, in Switzerland, recently.— that has any thing at all to do. remember nothing better in its way than The tunnel suddenly fell in, and almost {= Gov. Johnson, Gen. Kibbe, J. W. this : the whole of the laborers who were at Mandeville, Col. Weller and Col. ZaA party of gentlemen had come on as that moment at work, were either crushbriskie all voted in San Francisco on a committee of the citizens of one of the ed to death or stifled. About fifty are Wednesday last. They were all abseut Western towns, to make Mr. Clay a believed to have perished. from kome, and desired to vote.— Mounmagnificent present of a silver urn, or (CS After a tuneral, a husband who tain Democrat. something of the kind. They were reand are, at worst, harmless creatures, For Sale. 4 £\ HOUSE and lot on Commercial street between Pine and Main streets. the head of Main street. Also,a House and Lot opposite For particulars, apply to Aug. 14, 1857—t£ Ny. P. BROWN. the subject: Every white male citizen of the United States, “&e. &c., of the age of 21 years who shall have been a resident of the State six months next preceding the good!” ted to writing and to memory. Fortifywhich he claims his vote thirty days, ing himself with two or three extra. Low Neck Dresses.-The election, and the county or district in shall be entitled to vote at all elections.” glasses of wine, and rising to speak, he &e., &e. began: The law only applies to zwhite men, “Mr. Clay—” but the words refused it will beseen. Quash the indictment ! to come. His embarrassment was not in relieved by another glass; and when, , of Providence, tells a despair, he put his hand into his pocket Harry H was he manus the forth drew and cript , d a o ha n wh good story of a young ma able to read it only in the most bunglight and incipient mustache. One day, ling style, to his own mortification and while fingering the few hairs, he said to Harry : “Hadn’t I better dye this mustache ?” “Oh, no,” replied Harry, “let it alone and it will die of itself.” that of his friends. Mr. Clay responded; and soon after, as M’Munn was sit ting next to him, Mr. Clay said to him, “What a pity it is, General, that you did not take to public speaking at an earlier period of life; you have all the orato great a of eleme r.” nts a span of horA Dutchman describing “Do you think so?” gasped the Gen ses which he had lost, said: “Dey wash eral. very much alike, specially de off one. “Certainly,” said Mr. Clay; ‘all you One look so moch like both, I could not need is practice.” reFairl y delig was hted. M’Mu nn afwent I when which; tell doder from sovered from his mortification, he enterterde oder, and I whip one most to ed heartily into the festivities of the ocdeath because de oder kicked at me. casion; aud went home thinking that great two the est were Clay Mr. and he said ’ ren,” breth New Tiries.—‘‘My men that ever lived. a good old backwooks preacher, “I am make their skirts seem-/ess will be grateful to gentlemen. The inventor de serves a service of plate—if he can pay Dr. ApAm CLARKE had a perfect ab Rat. i= Lola Montez rode from Niagara to Buffalo, in the baggage car of the low neck An Expensive Hovsenotp.—The dresses of the ladies are made the theme of small jokes by certain chaps. In our expenses of Victoria’s household look opinion, it is with the ladies a matter of rather formidable. The lord steward taste,which they might be allowed to inhas $10,000 per year, making with the dulge at their discretion; the wits who aggregate of salaries paid other officers would ridicule them had better look at in his department alone, the enormous home, and as they live in glass houses, abstain from thowing stones. If they sum of $125,000 a year. The salaries don’t like to see the ladies,let them look paid other attendants in the household, another way. There wasa grand party foot up—$355,000, making a yearly agout at Madame R.’s a short time ago, ‘gregate of $400,000. Most ofthe offices and the mass of the ladies present were duthe and noblemen, by occupied are extremely lowly minded—so low were some of them disposed to go,that Spindle ties are merely nominal; but the amount said to his friend Shanks: of money drawn from the treasury is a “Did you eversee the like?” stubborn reality. “No,”says Shanks,“I never did—at least,not since I was weaned.” Lota Montez has done what Mrs This was outrageous;but presently McMahen failed to accomplish—she has the saps met the belle of the evening—a splendid creature — and Spindles excharmed the Buffalos. The Buffalo pa pers say she “has reason to feel proud claimed: “What a galary of beauty!” of the success” she met with there last “Well,I declare”,says Shanks,”yo u week. Lola’s success may be attribuhave the advantage of me. 1 thought a ted to her judieious selection of her “bugalaxy included a constellation of beau siness man.” The ex-Rey. C. C. Rurr ties.” Phono and ard overhe Scene Love A sarplain very a a gwine to preach you “So it does,’’said Spindle,“and don’t “travels” with her. graphically reported by Frederick Phine with feeble rays between. 4w Good! Anything that will “dried up” incontinently. take atrick. Sometime since R. was Moratists may talk as much as the LL persons having claims against the estate of H. th for but, envy, of sin the of please . te In a Dutch translation of Addi“mortal coil,” wrote to 8S. as follows A A. Abraham dece'd, are hereby required to present life o’ me, I can never see a pretty mai tae saine with the nece:sary vouchers within ten go and die day this shall S.—I “Dear reathou , “Plato Cato, the words months from this date, to the undersigned at his resison’s without envying the good luck of th AM, ABRAH 8. ng. no renegi suit— Follow devil. the to so— “Just Valley. dence in Grass well,” are rendered: sonest of H. Abraham, dec'd. Adm'r mau who is to marry her. Aug. 7, 1857. , R” “Yours . you are very right, Mynheer Plato.” Thomas P. Hawley, Att'y for Adm’r. for ladies. train, in spite of the requests and commands of the conductor. She went there to smoke, and was told that she must ride mhere others did. She took no notice at first; then said she had travelhad followed his departed wife to her ceived by Mr. Clay with his elegant hosed all over the world, had ridden where saddened his to returned abode,” “last pitalities, and invited to dinner, at which time it was arranged that the presentadomicil to receive visits of condolence she chose, and should do so now. The tion should take place. General M’from sympathizing friends. “Well, how third time, she simply looked at the con“Better one. asked 2” now feel you do Munn, the Chairman of the Committee, ductor and said that she had “horse , —somewh at better!” was the reply— was appointed to make the presentation wlipped bigger men,” whereupon he “This litthe promenad e has done me speech which he had carefully commit SOB TYPH, Administrator’s Notice WE see a “seemless skirt” advertised would be looking for him to restore his political codicil added to the Bible. "We was surprised by the fall of night, and horrence of both pork and tobaeeo. He wandered on the sands, while the tide head. believe he had some property. He has is reported to have said: “If I were to was rising all around; he ran a very If they happen, in their subterranean much more talent than Brigham Young, offer sacrifice to the devil, it would bea ereat risk, and came very near perishresearches, to blunder into an old forbut is inferior te him in the elements of ing exactly in the same way as Pharoasted pig stuffed with tobacco.” quackery. He has very respectable fotten acqueduct, they are in a fever, raoh. “Which would have furnished relatives now living in the part of Monall the preachers in Christendom,” said and a vault with an urn init throws roe county from which he started. A Lapy fixed the following letters in he, gaily, “with a magnificent text at them into an eestacy. the bottom of the flour barrel, and askcS The worderful facility which my expense.” These people arecalled antiquarians, Henry Clay possessed of putting every ed her husband to read them: O, IC U In the District Court, 14th Judicial District man to-day—a sarman what every wosighyou see the milky way?” !” phair the of t haires w.—*P phello The Proprietors have recently added to their Office a OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. my find will . You stand under can man On they passed soon encoun ,and tered ngs pheeli _ my ncy ‘“‘pha lover, the ed . he the matter of the Petition of Joseph B. Howald arge and elegant assortment of an Insolve: t Debtor. of the two-eyed chapter when I phoresee the phearful consea magnificent woman, with such frank varse 5 in text Pnrsuant to au order of the Hon. Niles Searles, Judge develo to leave no room for pement s,as your phrom ng phleei our oph s quence of the said District Court, notice is hereby given toall the of one-eyed John.” It was some time creditors of the said Insolvent, tobe and appear before doubt as to the quality « f her charms. ws phello Phew y. phamil r’s phathe And are always prepared to execute every description of the Hon. Niles ~earles aforesaid, in open Court, at the before it was perceived that he meant I “There,” says Spindle, “is the finest, Court Room of said Court, in the county of Nevada on could have phaced the music with as the 5th day of October, A. D. 1857, at 10 o'clock, A M, of John, chapter II. woman in the house. ” phickas and have, I as tude phorti much that day, then and there to show cause, if any they can, IN THE VERY BEST STYLE. “Fact. says ” Shanks why the prayer of said Insolvent should not be granted, “she , out-str i re loves, our on smile to phails phortu le tor Doc S.— PER KEE MET1i ne ii ra Un and an assignmen ot his t Estate be made, and he be disCARDS OF ALL SIZES, PRINTED IN COLORS. all the rest!” ity o of phelic the phoreg must I phind I charged from his debts and liabilities, in pursuance of s: say n, tio edi Exp tic Arc his in e, Kan POSTERS, HANDBILLS, the Statute in such case made and provided ; and in the st d. ing Phaire husban your becom (> mean time all proceedings against said Insolvent be A PROGRAMMES, BILLS OF FARE, Quak eress, jealous of her hus tic Arc the of day g lon the g rin “Du Phrances, pharewell phorever !” stayed. CERTIFICATES, BILL HEADS, band , wat che his d mov eme nts and , on Witness my hand and the Seal of said Court, this 3d ir the e los y ma men of ieallin, est phrant hold!” Phrank “Hold, wis the , mer sum CIRCULARS, BALL TICKETS, {L.8.] ~ day of August A. D. 1857. mor actu nin g di ally cove the red trua nt RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. CHECKS, CATALOGUES, ‘take no note of time, but ly screamed Phrances, “I will phollow kissing aud hugging the servant girl. and ing kon rec By Wa. SMiTH, Deputy. LABELS, DRAFTS, phled, lin Phrank But er.” phorev you as , rly aug7-td A. A. Sargent, Attorney for Petitioner. ula Reg . get for er nev s wer flo Broa the was not long in disc dbri over in m DEEDS, RECEIPTS, ed. phaint ces Phran and ir the the face of his wife, as she peepe se clo y the e, com uld sho MORTGAGES, ht nig the ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. PRINTED AT VERY LOW RATES t# The St. Louis Leader tells of two through the half open door, and risin A LL persons holding claims against the estate of leaves to sleep, and when the day should 4. Richard L. Prouty deceased, will present the same old fellows in that city, who lived easily with all the coolness of a general, thu wo the undersigned at Cherokee, Nevada County, with break in voieeless billows along the easCharles Morrill, g playin in time their of addr most esse spent and d her: necessary vouchers within tea months from the date s, Drug in ler eDea Importer and Wholesal hereof, or the same will be forever Larred, and all pertern sky, they wake again, and thus dieuchre. S. but , player best Medicines, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Toilet Foods, “Bet thee had bett quit peep the sy, was er in R. sons indebted to said estate are requested to make imGarden S eeds, English and French Chemieals. ger lin the des itu sol would, when be could, much to the disor thee will cause a disturbance in th t vas se tho mediate payment. in e vid rs ure act nuf —Ma NES ICI GENT for all the PATENTMED D. P. CUMMINGS, Administrator. &e &c. Oils, r Pola and ne so , phe and renege Cam nt, family.” of oppone his of gust ,’ sick ght yli ‘da but hts nig in e tim Cherokee, August 28th, 1857. ing ly attended to—Terms liberal. ¥° Orders just San Frauciseo—Store corner of Sansome and Clay st. _Sacramento—Siore on K street, corner Third. feb ored seat of learning. see something of the country, and one for it. day, when the tide was out. he crossed meetings withholding fellowship from agined that so late in the day people the Red Sea on foot. Qn his return, he The following is the Constitution on Constable’s Sale. State. ROBERT HOMFRAY, Civil Engineer and Surveyor, NEVADA. together with the dwelhou li seng and out buildings Summons. new thronghont, and the rooms are large and airy, furnished with excell nt Beds, and furniture to match, and the table is sup liedin astyle unsurpassed, as regards quality and euantit Ladies and fa nilies are offered a pleasant and com a superior Lathe, he can manufac HOUSE, Hill, the pubic at the above Honse for three years past, can safely appeal to her old customers to sustain her charac The whole establishment is entirely ture any part of machinery which may be desired. ol4-tf New Rifles made to order. COURT on which the said Union Hotel is situated and the said lot on which was the said office so ocenpied byBuckner& fortable home at this establishment. The undersigned having been liberally patronized by ing public. sks, Powder Horns, &e. &c. wae ame Pistols repaired and put in order at the short County Surveyor's Office. Buckner & Hill as a law office, and extending back to Spring street. including all the ground hetween said lot situated on upper Main street, Nevada, and known as the lot of Kendall, adjoining Mrs Cross lot, and on the south side of said street, the same having been heretofore attached by me for this debt. I will sell the above desscribed property in front of the Court House, to the high est bidder for cash, on SATURDAY the 26th day of September, between the hours of9 o'clock, A M, and 5 o'clock P M. of said day. Taken as the property of G. D. Kendall to satisfy theabove demands and accruing costs U.S. GREGORY, Constable. Nevada, Sept. 34, 1857. The above named well-known House, situated on Broad street, corner of Bridge, No. 73, offers good accommodations to boarders and the travel Pistols, Powder, Shot, Lead, Balls, Caps, Wadding, . Office opposite the Court House. LL work entrusted to my care will be properly attenA ded to, My surveys warranted to be good testions gmony in “any Court within this*State.’? All pers are ‘cautioned against believing gar! led quotations from the statutes, inserted in the advertisement of en: ; Z vious officials. * Beet Europeanand American references given. jy10 veyed from the lot on which the Unicn Hotel is situated and running thence eastw ardly twenty-three feet more or less to the lot of W. “nuth, formerly occupied by SCHNAPPS! JARBIER has reeeived by the clipper Osborn Howes, ) hisinvoice of Schnapps Bottles, bearing his name He now informs his nnmerons friends and patrons that from this date justly celebrated ~chnapps will be put WINES & MINERS’ SUPPLIES. NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OFPICE, { Breadstreet on the line dividing the lot so con By J. B. Van HaGan, Under Sheriff. SCHNAPPS! Dealers in Groceries, Liquors . 89 Broad Street, Nevada. The House Fixture at the p Grass Vz McRoberts & Funston, a Have*® removed to ass Valley, ad almost uew and willbe sold with or without Bar M. H. Funston. Wa. S. McRoperts, Nevada and State of Californin, commencing ata point that I will expose to public sale all the above described gates and LOT on Mill street, C. W. Young, Having It wlll be sold cheap for cach, or For Sale. MAINSTREET, ABOVE COMMERCIAL, feb 20-t3 NEVADA CITY. est Rotice. ne e@xhas on it for stock. May2y. Thomas Marsh, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, 1257, in favor of Alpheus W. Russell and against Ezra D. Hoit and Joanna Hoit for the sum of six hundred and fifty-nine dollars, principal, debt and interest, together with interest on the principal at the rate of two per cent per month from the rendition of judgment ustil pai Francis,on the sonth by Wm. ITE undersigned offers for sale the following deseribed Ranch: Lying on the south side of Deer Creek, Tate Surgeon of the U. S. Army, tenlers his profes street, months, one half mile from Nevada, bounded on the north by A Good Ranch for Sale. SURGEON, s of Nevada and vicinity. ional services to the cit OrFick—No. 1, Criitenden’s Brick Building, Main treet, Nevada. Residence, National Hotel, Broad Office, is well under “Then, if L were you, I would never There are troops of people who are mixture of shrewdness and folly which way for a magnif icent block of stores to go to is required for success in fanaticism or sea.” forever groping about old ruins and mon“Pray, my philosopher, where did be erected upon the site of the time honquackery. A wiser man eould not hold ty virtue of an order and . be made in the “Nevada Journal” for three successive d, together with all costs of suit, taxed at $33 20 for the sale of the following described property to wit: all the right, title and interest of defendants in and to a certain lotor parcel of ground situated and lyinon g the south side of Broad street in the city of Nevada, county of ReEstpENcE—W ater st., 2d house above Pacific Hotel. Nevada, August 8—3m Nevada Ang. 8 1856 ral al A Lick at ANTIQUARIANS.—A cynical writer says : who want resolutions passed at church Itis ordered that publication of the above summons WO decree ot sale tome directed and issued out of the Hon. District Court of the 14th judicial District on a judgment rendered thereon on the 26th day of August Lost Hill, for sale cheap, for cash For further particulars, enquire of “Sorry !” exclaimed the youngster, striking an attitude of pride and indignation; “sorry! No, sir, [am not! And I will do jest so again efI hev a chance. So put on, old feller, jest as hard as you like. By the jumpin’ Jehosephat, I'd stand here and let you lick me till kingdom cum afore I'd be sorry for that.” J.M. CLARK, J.P. ment will be said sum of $02, and inter Given under my hand, this 30th day of JulyA. , D. 1857. J. M. CLARK, Justice of the Peace. _ For Sale. VALUABLE TOWN LOTS. BOUT One Hundred Valuable Town Lots, near A. D. £ OFPICSE—At Dr John Lark’s Drug Store, One on the ee 10 july Harvey Hunt, M. D. ‘ Bakery andasaloon. east side lately fitted up and well adapted for a saloon, Apply to NEY. Nevada, June 19, 1857 Nevada, R. M. Hunt, M. D. PHYSICIAN buildings on Broad Street. n Main street, one onthe west Also—Two Build time without punishing you?” elusive evidence that he thought it good, sentiment all who knew him joined. and clear ed him of that charg e. It was liv es wer e in dan ger the , y mig ht ma ke People were getting very tired of Brigheld that the law does not consider counasi gn, and thu ese s ape —WN Y. Sun . day ham when Mormonism turned up. He terfeit bills as property, and he was acwas just the man for the religion, and Atlas. ke A sailor being about to sail for quitted onthe charge of larceny. So the religion seemed expressly adapted to him. He became an exhorter, held India, a citizen asked where his father one crime neutralized another, as two neighborhood meetings, ranted and died. negatives make an affirmative. “In shipwreck.” howled his doctrines into the minds of “And where did your grandfather others as weak as himself, and finally > ‘vhe old Colum bia Colleg e builddie ?” went west with the rest of them, where “As he was fishing, a storm arose, and ings, in New York city, are entirely dehe has developed his powers until the molished. There remains now of the poor, miserable, rustic loafer is governor he with his companions perished.” of a territory and the chief prophet of a “And your great-grandfather ?”’ venerable pile, not one brick upon anogreat religious seet. He has just the “He also perished by shipwreck.” ther, but the foundation of talking sensibly about it, as Hamlet half knave to be a successful quack. “My father, grandfather and greatILeber C. Kimball was a man of more grandfather died in bed.” did about Yorick’s, straightway hunt up “Then if I were yeu, I would never respectabil ity. He was born a fanatic, an owner therefor; and the longer he and if he were not a Mormon would be go to bed.” had been without it, and the less need something else just like it. In_ his {= Bonaparte, while in Egypt, availhe had for one, the more zealous they chureh—he was a Baptist originally— would be in palming it off on somebody he was one of those pestilent fellows ed himself of a littie leisure in order to est on debt, with damayes and cost of suit, WO Brick fire-proof -tores in the National Exchange side, fitted up fora devote himselfselely to the pracVj TALL hereafter tice of his profession, and will be found always rendered againsi you for the For Rent. & Co., on . : O@fice—A few doors below T. Ellard Beans Broad street, Nev: JAMES CHURCHMAN, Attorney at Law. with closets, you have done, I will let you off for this pression, an “ornary cuss ;” in which cross their path, and the soldiers sent against them, so in case their scalps and taken sick, but before throwing off the Ricn Youne Lapy—Poor Youne Man.—The folks at Syracuse, New York, recently had a live elopement case—something which does not often occur in that salty old town. The minute particulars of the affair are related in the manner following, to wit: “Rich young lady—not so rich young man; Jady packs her baggage, all ready to step into her lover’s carriage, when the stern mother leads her back into the house by the hand. Scene first—concludes with weeping daughter, seolding parents and disappointed lover. Scen« second—old folks at church, baggage is sent off by the cars, lover and lady tak« a buggy to Chitenango, where the) takea train to Albany. Young lady leaves a note saying that they are to b. married at Albany, and threatening su’ cide if they are brought back before th: deed is coasymmated.” ~