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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-29
Police Intelligence

arrest Of Notorious Fickpocisf AT the dspartus of
The steamship Baltic from the foot OF Csua street yes
teday noon, quite assemolage was present on the
dock bddug their friends parting fare we'll ana among
them were Mrs sarah Egeleson Of No 10 Fifth avenue
who detected the hand Of thief exrac ing her pure
from her pocket containing two five dollar bills and SEINE
seven shllings in small change Mr. Joseph Bsttel mer
purse in his hand Officer " Davis of the fifth ward
who is very atte ntve such OCCASIONS being ct
and conveyed him to the station house and from thence
TO the Pteo Court where in the temporary absence Of
the police Magistrate Judge Eeebe was applied to- who
took the complaint against the prisoner and held
him to bail in The Of $500 to answer the charge
The thief gave The name OF John Sneider, but
that IL not his name, as he ide, tilted by
officer Pattison and others at the dice Court to be
Corde Often, who some -four FIVE syears ago was
arrested at the Post Once caught in the act of picking
gentlemans pocket OF musical box valued at So At
that time he procured bail since which perol he has not
appeared for trial Yesterday no sever was caught
same character After Judge Beebe Fixed the bail Judge
Bogsrt admitted the accused 10 bail and a Ger
man grocer IN Whitehall street named jenkins, entered
into the required bonds and the thief turned
at large, to prosecute further depedatons upon the
community 10 such cases when the offender Ia caugh.
IN the very act OF committing the crime ard no doubt
exists Of his guilt the magistrate would be justified in
refusing to ADMIT the party to bail as BY admitting
them to bail il becomes virtually an escape and the nnb
lie are no better protected than thev were bafo,e + i
TO be hoped the magistrates will consider this matter
charge Of Grand La,eeng-A young man. OF rather
genteel appearance calling himself John Doe y refus
ing 10 give another fearful OF dsgracng his family
was arrested yesterday by officer Rnders Of the Eighth
On charge Oh lrOm the possession OF
Lawrence Hays, . resident OF WATERFOWL, Jefferson
county n. 7. 1t appears shat while the com pla pant
and the accused we're in the house situated at No 10
Mercer street. the money stolen and suspicion rest
ing on the person calling himself John Doe,v caused
John Dee to be arrested Hs taken before Justice
Stuart who deaiI ed him in custody for exa ninaton
Cdreiessness in Blasting Rods -0fcer CAIgll of the
secord District Police Court yesterday arrested John
sattery contractor for blasting rocks charge Of
blasting rocks in Forty nth street.. the First ave.
hue Ia very careess manner without placing the pro.
per covering over the blast thereby endane erng life
aud limbs OF the people in that vicinity Mr. James W.
beekmsn residing In Ftiotb street. get forth the above
facts ~ an acavt and Justice Stuart before whom the
the matter and imposed Gne OF s25 The amount wa
paid and Mr. ssttery liberated from custody.
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The case OF JaEe Trainer, the C0Iored Child
SUPERIOR COURT-IH CHAMBERS.

Before Hon. Judge Duer.
MAY 28.--Tn the Matter of Jane Tdinev.-At the sic
ting Of the Court this morning the Judge asked for the
return TO the writ and having read It, he called upon Mr.
Culver TO proceed with his argument for the claimant
Mr.. Culver said that he understood that the Judge
wished TO ask some questions Of Mrs. Porter
Inc Judge-on looking At the return aad that II Is
Mr., Culver then proceeded 10 sum up the part Of
the petitioner.
Decision deferred till Monday morning
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supcrior Cowrt-GenernI 4

Present, Chief Justice Oakley, and Hon. judges Camp.
bell and Boswortb.
MAY 27Decisions.-The Mechanics Bonkng Association
~. William f. Wheaton Order at cal torn affirmed,
with costs. !
james o. Bennett, e. ais a. Euridge Van Syokle.
der at specisl term affirmed costs to abide tho event
Joseph Ogden s The General Mutual fnsurdwoe Co.
New trial ordered, costs to abide the event.
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Port OF New York, May %, 1853.

CLEARED.
neutrality-suspicious., Ludlow. Savannah, 8 l. Mitch.
i'll; Roanoke Cavsndy Norfolk &c Ludlam Pleasants;
Marion, Berry, Charleston Spoford Tilsston.
Stesmers-Black Diamond, Stevens. Philadelphia VIM
II thompson; Oneida, 0Neil, Philadelphia, N Briggs;
Mount Savage. Post, Baltimore. @ Stacy; John Mar.
shall Copes, Philadelphia, Sanford
ships-MAry, Marshsll, London, Cook Il Smith; Bri.
tasnia (Br) Atkins Quebec. Logan Collins; Mediator
Coster, NOreans VIM Frost; Ashland, Benson, savau.
nah, Sturges Chairman h Co.
Basks-Panohits Norton Cerdenas, r Reed; Italia
John, NIB, Brett, voss Co; Andova (Fr), Lauger st
Pierre. Nathalie 4 r Rsynal.
Riss-Peirasa, Dorrits, Nassau, MP, " Dugaa; No.
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In the vicinity Of Lynn, lately, according to the Bay
State farmer had fifteen fowls killed By lightning The
fluid struck and shivIsda poplar tree the coop,
but did not from strike the coop ITSELF The
feathers Of the dead fowls had the appearances OF having
been exposed to hot fire. and badly scorched.
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Supreme Court-speciaI Term.

MAY 2S.-Ir the Matter of Openino ne Fourth Aps,sA -
Mr. Davies moved that the confirmation OF the report OF
tne commissioners be deferred until thu 25tl n June
iecision on tbs motion reserved til Monday,
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Moses Sheppard, rich Quaker bachelor Of Baltimore,
p,.a, In that city.
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Superior Court-GeneraI Term,
CHIEF Justice Oakley and Hon. Judges Campbell and
Boeworth presiding

APPOINTMENT OF CLERK or THE CorRr
NAY 2st Is hereby ordered by the Court that George
H. Lynch be- and he Is hereby appointed Clerk Of tie
Superior Court in the plsce Of Robert c. Campbell ie
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TAs Murder TEAal q Mans wheeler In III
waD91o.
The jury In ths OF Mas whsssr Who wont eat 1t
quarter before II O'Clock Monday morang had not vet
agreed upon verdict last night. They he'd then been
out about thirty SIX hours ID understood that por-
cn Of the jury wished TO BE- DISCHARGED yesterday thuk
ing agreement mpossible willis others desired TO hold
We presume that they do not nd verdict By this
morning they viii be discharge In which event the
viii have to be tried again II 10 understood that
they stand eight for acqutal and four for conviction
AI,pdukSe Smtind, Ady25
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Hardware, Paints, Oils, and
Window Glass.
]. Is. Blanchard 4 Go.
Req leave 10 inform the !

Beg leave TO inform the merchants Of
this vicinity that they have rem we'd TO No, As
X street, soutt siac, 6eteeea 3d and IA streets.
where they have on hand the lafges; and most
varied assortment Of the above goods ever be
fore offe ed in Sacramento, llbeing thcir own
importation, and to which constant additions
are being made by the arrival Of every clipper
ship-among which may be found,
NAILS.-All sizes, frem 81 to Gin spikes;
also finishing and wrought nails.
SHOW + l. "kowland's.' ''Ki1g's," :"
"Collins & Co. Is" "Duryea q. Rhodes. :"
square aud round point long and short handle.
AXES-"Colins 4 Co 8" with and with
out handles "Simmons' handled
PICKS" Collins &. Co IS" Pick and axe
hslves.
SAWS, Mill, Muley, Crosscut, Whip, Hand
and Compass Saws.
Hoes, C:owbars, Hand and sledgc Hammers
Wedges, Anvls, Files, complete .etts Coopers'
Tools, Carpenter, Backsmiths', and n gene
raj assortment Of Builders Hardware, Cutie
ry, etc. etc. ..
All the above goods will be sold at tie worry
lowest cash prices. and we invite purchasers
to call in aud examine our stock and prices
before purchasing elsewhere. a. III
Sacramento, March 20. ..r ...
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Markets.

NEVADA, March 24-Flour, Haxall, S24
Chile l0c n l2c. Corn Meal l5c, package
IL l-2c Barley loc, pkg &c. Pork, 4oc;
s72 per Dbl. Butter 75c; 6sa7o pkg. Po-
tatoes II a lsc; lsc pkg. Lard 45c; 4sc
pkg. Rice zoe; IA pkg. Green Coffee Csc;
pkg. Dried Apples csc; 2oc pkg. Sugar
2Oc, l5al7 pkg. Beans lsc; l4ac pkg
Bacon 45c; 40 pkg. Cheese SIC; 3lc pkg
Brown Soap 2Oc, lsc pkg, Candles 62c;
45c pkg. Shovcls s4sds5o retail pkg $40
as45. Nails 25c. Fish, cod, 33c.-Salmon
aoc.-Mackerel s2c. Syrup 50. Vinegar
sl,5O.
SACRAMENTO, 22d-There has been n
marked increase IN the trade of the day up
on that of yesterday, and a greater number
of teams throngcd our thoroughfares than
we have witnessed for sumo time, as yet
however, transactions are limited, but iudi-
cative of great Improvement Flour has no
change and we note sales at S6,25 per 100
ID sacks. Corn Meal, still re enains dull. hol-
dcrs ask &c per lb. Barley has better feeling,
and sale have been effected at 81, Rice, no
change and continues dull sale. Beans,
changes hands at former quotations. In
Provisions and other articles there is no
change TO note.
SAN FRANcrsco, 2lst The week opens
with almost an entire lack of activity in eve
ry department of trade, and our report is ac-
cordingly Of necessity rather brief.
Four.-The only sale Of any Importance
from first hands that has come to our knowl-
edge, is that of the entire importation of
lIaxall per "Realm," Il 400 barrels,) 400 of
which inspected super!inc, sold at Sill IL l2
100 half ditto, at Sll ; "a barrels Rye Flour
sold at $3.50.
Corn Neal Sales of 40 barrels at SO /;
So half ditto, at s4,75; 8 punchcons at
4 l-2c.
Grain-A few small sales of Chile Bar.
ley have been made, at 2sa3c. $50 sacks
Eastern Oats sold at 2ac; II lot Of about 10
bushels, loose, at 75c per bushcl 100 sacks
Chile Corn, at &c. l400 bushels Eastern
Yellow was offered at tc., without finding
a purchaser. $50 bags Bran sold a, &c.
Dry Goods We notice lightly improv-
ed feeling in most descriptions of Cotton
Goods, without, however, any advance in
prices, and cansed rather by advices receiv.
cd yesterday of an advance ut home, than
by any increased demand in this market
Sale of 100 bales A Brown Sheetings, per
Tingqua, on private terms; few small
lots Of Drills and Sheetings, per Golden
Gate, also on private terms; 20 bales Amos
keag Ticks, at II lc.; 10 do, at l2c.
Provisions. transactions in Provisions
generally have been almost exclusively Of
3 retail character. Small sales OF Mess
Beef, in bbls., have been made at S34 !;
Clear Pork at S45a$46 Mess do at S42a
S44. so frkins Butter sold at 45c.; for
parcels of rec mt importation, 42c. was of
fercd and declined. csc. was also declined
for 500 kegs Lard, per Tingqua.
Sugar-Sales OF 2l bbls. Crushed at lc;
35 do. at lie; casks Dutch Crushed at
lofc. 4.
Freishts to the interior moderate.
Herald
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

DIED.-In this city on Friday last, NJ ON.
TAGUE ENDICoTT, Justice of the Peace, OF
Nevada Township, of cons sumption, aged 80,
of Kentucky, and more recently from Lex
ington, Mo.
Judge Endcott was we'll known in this
community, as man perfectly upright in
Office, possessing a clear, discriminating and
cultivated mind, warm friend, and a good
citizen. His remains were attended to their
resting place BY q large number Of citizens,
after SERVICES by Rev. Messrs Blythe and
Tanscy, in the M E. Church, South
In this city, on Friday last, Mr. Joseph
Masters, OF Panama fever, aged about 80,
formerly of Ohio and passenger in the
Tennessee, on its last trip. He leaves wife
and child in Ohio.
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District, Court.
HoS. ". 7. BARpouR, Presidip

Hon. W. I. BARBOUR, Presiding.
The following cases were continued.
Patrick Cslligain VS.. David Cassin ct ais
L. w. Thomas VS. Auburn Canal Co; o. G.
Wood VS. Caroline Wood Chas Cleveland
vs. IL. II. Raymond; Gustave Capt VS. Henri
LaveHdry;
In the case of Burlington and Long,
vs. eur River Co submitted for arbitration.
l3 w Burnett VS. Witherell, judgment
by consent for $ll4 and cost.
Is A Rogers VS. w Gallaher, judg.
ment for ss64,23.
II Calvin VS. Stewart ct ais. judgment
for SlO.3s.
The following cases were submitted
Cook VS. Bacon ct ais Waldo vs. Bannister
Egeleton VS. Bannisicr
20 Bray VS. Bray, dismissed.
81 Peters VS. Peters, continued W it'll leave
10 amend.
22 Grain vs. Grain q IIolt, sent to Sac.
iamen.o.
25 Bates VS. Ninemillcr ct als, cont'd and
attachment disseminated III
&c Finkls vs.. Henry, possession of prop
erty, and suit dis.
rs Bennett 6 Jones ys Stevens ct ais, dis
and plt'f1s costs.
% w IL Endieott vs. A Il Howard,
cont'd and publication ordered
j G kitchey vs. Z G q NJ Co. demurrer
sustained, aud publication ordered.
J z Stone and Others vs Jacob Nj Fouse
ct al demurrer sustained by the Court on be.
half of eiendcnts--exceptcd to pay plain
tiff.
Court adjourned.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

SvRvrr OF THE MARYsyiILe AND Ne
vAnA RoAp. The survey Of the plank
road WAS commenced yesterday. We
take great pleasure in Assuring our
frienIs in Sacramento who are so apprc.
hensiye that the enterprise will not be
carried out, that they may rest confident
that Marysyille enterprise will not NE
glect ausht that can contribute to our
prosperity. The road will go ahead.
Messrs D. B. Scott and Fred. Emory
Of Marysvile. nre tho principal engi-
gineers, and Mr.. J Woodworth Of Grass
Valley principal assistant. The survey
commences on this end Of the route.
Eroress.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

ANEw DoDoE- James Walker, gen
tlsman of much invention and ingenui-
ty. has discovered new method of prac-
tising upon the credulity of the gam
bling community lie has quantity of
galvanized lead, furnishing tolerable
limitation Of goll dust, ~ portion of which
larterly he has managed to exchange
with ths people of MarlpoSa for the pure
metal, TO the amount Of five hundred
dollars. He attempted the same game
in this city, but with less success; for
his ruse was discovered, and he was sent
back to Mariposa in irons, to be dealt
with as the law directs. +. Herald.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25
QUARTZ. QUARTZ.

NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS. The Croe-
~ sus Hill Quartz Mining Company's
Quartz Mil, consisting of ten large Stampers
and two Chill Rollers of four tons weight each,
having one Of Bloisdell's rArENr AMALcAMA-
TORS attached, is hereby offered to company
OF sufficient capital to work the ledge sgtis:ac-
torly on shares. This mill is just completed,
having been run but a short time, and has been
.rected in the most substantial manner. 1t is
capable o1 crushing tweRty four tons of rock
in twenty four hours. The machinery is pro-
PEELED by splendid thirty two horse power
engine. The company's ledge of quartz is be-
lieved to be one Of the richest in California.
having prospected as high as d5 cts. 10 the
pound at n test of several hundred pounds.
crushed and amalgamated by the usual meth
od. Smaller quantities Of quartz have yielded
mach richer prospects. The company is out
of debt and their property entirely tree from
encum brance. trt
Early application must be made TO the sec
relary, II. FiTZ SIMMONS,
Auburn, Placer county.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
March rs --46-4w
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UNION HOT Ell .
E,ood street. Nevada.

Broad Street, NeVndn.
T-NHE undersigned having taken this well
II known house, is now prepared to accom-
MEDIATE Travellers nai Boarders in the best
style, and on the most reasonable terms the
C untry will afford.
The Situation and arrangement
of the Union, makes it decidedly The most de-
sirable and comfortable stopping place in the
city, and no pains will be spared 10 make the
acco mmodaions unsurpassed and from past
success do not hesitate TO believe the expec-
lotions Of customrrs will be fully realized.
The Sleeping apartments
Are among the best and most comfortable in
California and will always be kept in the most
complete order. a. LaNCASl Ell
March 2l 1853 --4R am
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State Of California, Nevada County.
District Court, 10 Judicial District

District Court, 10 judicial District
TNHE People of the State of California, to
u ALEXANDER II. Howard, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to appear and
answer within ten days after the service Of
this writ, If served in this county; within 20
dave if served in any other county. of this Ju-
dicial District, or within 40 days if served out
of the District, the complaint of VIM. H. En-
decott, now on file in the Clerks office Of the
District Court aforesaid against you for Debt,
amounting TO the sum of :" Six Hundred aud
thirty six Dollars !" or in case of your failure
to anrwer the same. judgment will be taken
agains, YOU by default, togethe- with DANA
ges and costs herein expended. DC
Witness. ,rheo Miller, Clerk of the District
sa Court aforesaid. with the seal of the
IL;S same hereto affixed, this 18TH day OF
February, A. D. 1853.
. TuEO. MILLER, Clerk.
Per RoB'T A. DAvIbGE, D. C.,
VIM H. Endecott, pl'f. vs.. Ale1snder n
Howard, det't Dist CT 10th ludiciai Dis
trict II is ordered by the court mat service
Of the Summons issued herein be made oy
publication for so days in tho Nevada Journal
newspaper published at Nevada city.
By.order Of the Court. Attest,
TnEo. NILLsK, Clerk.
i51n Ry Rob't Dayid.e, D. G.
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Constable's Sale.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, CopNry
- OF NEVADA, Township ofGrizzly Bear.
BY virtue of a writ Of an Execution issued
by Jeremiah Woods, Esq, one Of the Justi-
ccs Of the Peace of the county aforesaid, /
have seized and taken into my possession
FIVE MULES. the property Of VIM. C.
Curtis, which shall expose to sale at pub.
lie yendue to the highest bidder, on Wednes-
day, the 23d day of March, 1858, at IL o.
clock NJ. at Cherokee. in the township q,
foresaid, in front of +. p Turncy's House
CHARLES T. LAKE, Constable.
Cherokee, March I'd, ls63,-46-St* -
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DENTISTRY.
The Co-Partnership
Virginia House Re Oh ened

vN1HE undersigned have taken in charge this
n populir house, and design to maintain its
excellent reputation by supplying the table
with the best to be obtained in this market
the bar with the choicest liquors and cigars,
ana furnishing clean and comfortable bsds.-
No pains will be spared to pielse their patrons.
A continuance OF The patronage heretofore be-
slowed is respectfully solicited, Mr. John
son. who will surerin end the arrangements Of
the table, has had great experience ia this de-
partment and for six months past has beei. the
caterer for the Union Hotel in this city. A
ine Correl and stable is sttache to this Ho-
tel, and teamsters, dc. can he accommodated
At all h urs JOHNSON & STROUD
l7-2tu
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SoD, WATER. Our friends SHERMAN
4 EDGAR, Mt Grass Valley, sent lis half
dozen OF excellent soda watcr,on We'd
Resday. Il is the finest we have seen
in the mountains, and will be very pop
plar in the approaching warm weather.
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Q tate of California, COUNTY OF Ne
~ NAnL Tawnshin Of Grass XalleY.


- vADA, Township of Grass Valley.
On ta.s 18th day of March, A. 1888. per-
sonallv appeared before me. Justice of the
Peace for said county and township, CLARA
f. SMITH. who makes declaration under the
Statute provided, that she intends, in her own
nnne and on her own account, to carry on the
BUSINESS Of " Keeping n Public Saloon and
Restaurant in the township of Grass Valley,
{ Cenreylle That she Is alone responsible for
debts contracted bv her on account of said bn-
sine.s; That the amount invested in said bu-
siness isn,t more than five thousand dnllars.
CLARA T. SMITH
Subscribed and sworn to b fore me, this 18th
day Of March, a. n, 1858. n. DAVIS, J. P.
SrAIe OF CALrronNrA, County Of Nevada
l, Tneo Miller, County Recorder OF SAID
county, do hereby GRITTY that the
IL. 81 foregoing is a true copy OF an in
struincnt now Of Record in my Of
fee. Given under my hand and seal Of Cfhce,
this 10Th day of March. A. D. 1853
THEO. MILLER, Recorder.
4s-lm BY RoB'r a. DAvIpsE, Deputy.
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

A S am determined to close up my business
"A in Nevada, now offer FoR SALE AT
COST
Ny Entire Stock Of Fancy Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, &c. &c.
Persons wishing to purchase will do well to
call and examine my stock. as
! am determined 10 sell as hare ddrertised
Call Mt Lark's Fancy Try Goods Store, ON
Main street, opposite Phelps Hotel.
JOHN LARK.
Nevada city. 9th March. 1853 is 81
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

Tns TKSNE.sEE.-Thc schooner Ts-
rane came up from the wreck Of the
Tennessee last evening. with u portion
OF the snjps furniture, &c We learn
from Capt Wright that the ship is fast
going to pieces. Her smoke stack, with
portion Of the upper deck, fell yester-
day. The of shore side is much shat
tered and broken, aud rs there was a
heavy gale yesterday, he thinks she will
20 entrely to pie, daring the night.
When he iett, there was a heavy surf on,
and in getting under way ho lost one
anchor and chain II was with difficult
ty he got his vessel clear Of the beach.
Alta, l9h.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

reS-WELLs FARGO & Co. will despatch
their usua! messenger by the steamer Of
the lst prex. Drafts drawn on the
American Express Co. and treasure and
packages received for all parts Of the
States up to the night Of Tuesday next,
Doth inst.
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EOR SALE.

yUNHB well known Gaming, Billiard, Bowl.
n ing Alley, and Drinking Saloon, in Ne
vada city, known as garker's Exchange, Is Of.
fered at private sale, in Consequence Of the
death of Jas. o. Barker. For particnlarsen en-
luire of Smith g. Fower, surviving part nors,
Or /. WILLIAMSON. Trustee
of Jas. o. Barker.
Nevada city, Feb. %, ls53.-45-iw
I Sacramento Union and s. +. Tunes and
Transcript, pub lish one month and send bill
TO this office
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

The Union learns that on Sunday last
Mr. o'Meary in sn affray with MIR
Fox, at Oregon Gulch, Wenverville,
stabbed him. and followed Up his cuts
with blews from pick.handle. He was
arrested examined and acquitted.
Sykes hole, near Weaverville has
been put down to the depth Of 800 feet,
without making any rich discovery
:; lie contemplatcs geing still further
down
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

FoR SONORA, MExIco.-A company of
Americans, it is said, arc forming, in San
Francisco to make an exploring trip into
Sonora. The company numbers at this
lime three hundred persons each one
putting in 800 towards defraying ex-
penses.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

A western paper says, cotton ten, su-
gar cane, fgs and rice, have been raised
ia California. That country may yet
be famous for something else than Lynch
law and gold.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25
l. O S T |.

AN the forenoon OF the Goth inst. between
" Slate Creek and Nevada, a SMALL WAL
LET, containing tive certifcs tes of deposie
from Mr.. Ii. Davis, a county order and other
papers of 10 value to any one but the owner.
Amy person who shall fnd it, and will leave
il at this Office or at the Randolph Exchange
at Randolph Flat, will bs suitably rewarded,
and receive the thanks OF the subscriber.
4S.3t G.. Il. FISHER
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Bills of Exrhanoe

nN PAGE s. BACON. ST Louis, or their
" honscs in eiiher OF the principal Atlantic
Cities. ......
ALso-On Eurgoyp. s. Plume. New York
furnished until Tuesday evening the 20.h lust.
for the next mail steamer. Ii. DAVIS.
March 2Jth.-1e-lt
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

Alr. Wise, the American Aeronaut has
Deen applied to by the Navy Depart
Ment in regard to the expedition fitting
out by Mr.. Gripnell, Of New York, in
search OF Sir John Franklin, and Mr.. w.
proposes to accompany the expedition,
should his profe ssional services be re-
quired. ' ~
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

RESOLUTIONS have been introduced in.
70 the ONO Legislature, in favor of elsc-
ting three United States Senators from
each State: and the Cabinet officers and
Scprsme Court Judges by the people.
What next 80 - :
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

HONEY BEES IN CALIToRNA.--Weu un-
lerstand that another successful Mt
tempt bas just been made to import
honey bees into California. A passen-
ger by the Isthmus brought u large
number. They are in fine condition.