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Celebration Of FOrefather's Day.

The New England society Of Nevada co.
gave their annual dinner at Frisbies Concert
Hall on the 22d. About eighty sat down to
the tables-the ladies being an important fea-
ture of the evening. The dinner was in Fris
bie's best style, and full justice was done to it
by the guests. Speeches were made by various
gentlemen, q; report of which our space will
not allow. The following were the regular
tOasts - o.>.s -., ...... ~
l. Our Pilgrim Fathe,s-The courageous
vanguard Of the army that achieved American
liberty.
fTune-" New England. y
2. The day IRE Celebrate its cherished
memories be ever fruitful of noble deeds.
Time" The breaking waves dashed
high. y r 'od' IS - .. oTs a1e..s
3. The President of the United States : May
the prudence and wisdom of his ilustrious an
cestors be often consulted in his administration.
TUNE" Hail to the Chief. y
d. The Governor of California. f; 7eh
(Tune-" Star spangled banner. y
s. The "May F2osrer Fruit has ripened
from this blossom and a mighty nation now
recline under the spreading tree Of Liberty.
(Tune--" America. ~
6. The Constitution of the United States
The golden cap-sheaf Of the seed sown by the
Pilgrims.
Tune" Hail Columbia n)
7. The Memory of Washington ,i''
(Tune-" Washington's Grave ~
8. The otd Folks at Home Their children in
a distant land rise up and bless them. 9tf
TUNE" Old Folks at Home. y
@. Our adopted State-2Eureka d
gas-;o (Tune-v Susannah y
10. The american U,,ton-United we stand,
divided we fall. @ a5as.an rs rafi t3sl.n
(Tune--" When the trump Of fame &C.,
IL. Plymouth Rock and Bunker Ilil--Mile
stones in the path of human rights and liberty.
. Tune" Scots wha ha' wi Wallace bled +"
II. The american Press-It has pied the
theories of despots and in their stead has taught
a form so perfect that time discovers no errors
in the proof. f.aa 9E"a 800
a.'. 7.-.3.1s Tune" Aud Lang syne."
Is. The Ladies of Nevada county-We well
come their presence this evening as Indicative
OF their appreciation of the principles of our
Forefathers.
(Tune-" Home, sweet Home. "
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state ofCalfornia, Nevada County, Rough
and Ready Township IS

Roberts vs.. james WShrift The People rf tha s,otc
od Uaiornia to James W. shrt. Greeiing whereas. a
Tompiant mas been filed on the goth day OF December
sum OF one Hundred and Ninety Dollars and Ninety Cent?
on hecnanlcs Lien-said lien is file in nv office
nonresident ef the county, but within the State 6nt
ha % unknown-fou are therefore commanded to
day OF January next. at O'Clock A. M A. D. 1ssi nd
answer unto the said coppuint of g. d. Roberts or IdS
e WIN DC taken against you by default for said sum Sf
Un9 % munured ana Ninety Six Dollars and Ninety Gents
anu anu 80 c3sIs OF SUIT Given under my hand This oab
36-1t. ~ t"onN 4. LITTLE,
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sac o. california, County Of Nevada.
= Township of Little ,Yorl...-Befora r j

ba '9saSe OF Inc Peace. On this 23d day of Decem-
~ 80: "a. ~ 3coj, appeared Mrs, CLARAH e. BACKMAN
and Woman resident of tho township county
of the act to authorize married women To- transact
,sa nelr own name hs sole traders approved April I2h
Sez makes before the undersigned Justice
name and ON her own account towit: The business
a % ng, by proxy and also selling goods consisting OF
saloWare, groceries and provisions, and that she will
% TINS date be responsible in her own for all
egs contracted by her on account of her said business
ana tnat the amount invested her said business 10 nos
more than FIVE Thousand dollars and said business 20 DO
arrled in sad county or Nevada Day and yeaf apove
Hr1tten iH.5Bnf1f asi5 CLARA II DAOh"Ats.
l. the undersigned Justice Peace In ana Ior Lit
tie York township county Of s.ae G S
foregoing. and made her declaration before me this sd
day Of December, a. d. 1858. To. BURGESS, J.Pa,
IND above il true copy Of an instrument now of record
in nv Office In book of MISCELLANEOUS record. Given
-. - - under my hand and seal, this 18th December,
s1 1853 WIN s. PATTERSON, -
s8-sws -" Recorder Nevada county
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REMoyAI OF THE CAPIrAL.--Nearly the
whole press OF the State have spoken on this
subject, and as far as VIC have bccn able to as
certain, opinion is pretty nearly evenly divided.
We believe the interests of the State will be
best subserved by one more removal. We are
not satisfied that because several removals have
already been made, the capital should at last
be left in bad place. 1t is folly to reason on
the subject on any other grounds than the per
mapent benefit OF the State and the proper
accommodation ofthe Legislature. Although
aYeral hundred thousand dollars have been
pent in foolish removals, if the State will
have better capital by slight additional e4-
penditure, that expenditure shonld be made
The people Of these northern counties have o
horror for the bleak winds Of Benicia-its
quagmiry streets, and small, close hotels. : Be
nicia is o mere point in transitu for the rest of
the State. Its business and natural population
have not demanded or furnished accommoda-
tions for. O considerable; -halfyearly influx OF
population. In the interval Of the sessions of
the Legislature it is lonely place, where little
encouragement is given for Improvements, and
the investments in hotels for the accommoda-
uons Of the Legislature during the session are
bad property all the rest of the year. There
fore the hotels try to make shifts during the
thrifty season, instead of literally arranging
for the permanent comfort of visitors. 1t was
formerly much SO in the city of Washington,
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SUMMONS

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA. COTETY OF NEVADA.
~ ~ IoWnsh OF Nevada, Justices Court, before T
W Colourn, Justice of the Peace The Peonle of the
ea'e OF California to ID. w. WALLRR ). T. A. AsnERsos
m ailo ltESaY iUTHILL: You hereby summoned to an
pear before the Undersigned Justice the Peace Mt hi.
once IN SAID township on Tuesday the 2S,h day of March
l.. Peters, who demands of Won The ann, os i, NJ: "
ais aga FIFTY five Cents alxged to be due for goods
upphea you an account of which is filed the COMPLAIN,
, On failure 50 to appear and answer, judgment
WIN W & DC rendered against you for said Thirty Nine
oe-ioo uoiiars damages and costs Of suit. s.r'.
GVen under my hand, this 2Sth day of December A. D.
1905 0o5m T. w. COLBURN, Justice of the Peace, s.
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p. SUMMONS

ne York Township, ss.---Justice's Court, be,
froia - burgess j. The People OF the State of Ca
moned to enne.r yAEH h Greeting You hereby sum
es e ms Office said township on SATURDAY. the S
the eomrn;n a. D. 1851 at ten O'Clock a. NJ to
mand ~ ,nn p VI V. a; JOHNSON & TRASK, who de-
for board labor done for YOU at
npswar and request On failure SO to appear and
sum IN OF wi 50l0O, and costs of suit 'o1 w 'ou
1854 el lae,5l my hand this 26th day of Deer A. D.
80 too-tdI TJ. BURGESS. Justice of the Peaca
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IA The Trustees of the Pacific Uni
versity have just completed substantial
edifice Of brick, for the accommodation OF
the male members of the University. The
edifce formerly occupied by the students,
and which is some forty rods distant from
the one recently erected, will be occupied
by the female students. tits the intention
that the educational arrangements Of this
institution shall be second to, none in the
State. f,tes, .r.--
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uNPREOEDENTED SUCCESS.
SECOND EDITION.

Penknife Sketches, or CHIPS OF THE OLD BLOCK.
A SERIES OF ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATED LETTERS
"A written by of Cafornia's Pioneer Miners, and
dedicated 10 that class of the citizens by the author
Handsomely embelished with Twenty Seven
dents.
The second edition eff this book the most popular ever
published on the shores of the Pacific is Jusr ISSUED
from the press with ONE NEW CHAPTER,
and carefully revised by ''OLD BLOCH"
c-B Postage to any part of the United Stoes, TWELVE
CENTS.
FIFTY DOLLARS per 1oo-EIGuT DoIAARs per Doz.
SINGLE COPIES, ONE DOLLAR.
.Dec30-2m CURI4E BROTHERS.
booksellers, Stationers and Newsmen
Third ST, next Post Office, Sacramento
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II. DAVIS,

BRICK STORE, BROAD STDEET
NFFERS FOR SALE rtst:t f8gnfu
~ 300 Bbls Sack Flour -. ,...----- -..5..- =
100 Sacks Irish and Sweet potatoes;
i3e 5000 Lbs Bacon Hams and Sdes
5000 do Sugar, different qualities .r-
1000 do Beans; 1000 Lbs. Rice; 5000 Lbs Buittey ::
2Ooo do Lard 300 cases shelf goods assorted !;
-a 45 bbis. and Kegs, Boston Syrup;
10000 Lbs. Iron and Steel 40 Kegs Nails S..
Crockery Glass and Hardware, Sa Duck Manila Rome
Mining Tools, &c &c. -f''
E All Of which will be sold low for Cash or old dina,
Nevada, Dec. 2, 1852. a. 3r, N'''
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HoN. r. u. cAsWEL1, Judge ofNova.

IS TItTtDy given LIlHL Intcnd
to apply to the Governor Of this State for tho Pardon
GEO. c. BRADLEY convicted at the October Term A. n
1882 of the Court of Sessions Nevada County, OF Grand
larceny and sentenced TO confinement in the Sate Prs-
on for the Term of Three Years. Benica. Deer 2<h
1853. JOHN BRADLEY
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, CouxrY OF NEVADA, as.-r,
William Patterson County Clerk and Clerk Of the
Court of Sessions in and for said County, do hereby
y that the foregoing is true copy of the original notice
filed this day in my Office . " Witness my hand and
H. 81 the seal Of said Court this goth day of Decem-
Der, A. d. 1853. WM s. PATTERSON, Ca'k.
BY SIDNEY G. HERBERT. Deputy.
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AFFAIR OF HoNoR An affair of honor
was to have taken place at North Beach
early this morning, between Chas. McEl-
roy and DR.. John A. Fielding, but the ap
pearance of the police interfered with the
proceedings. The parties decamped fol
other parts, unknown to us, and the diff
Guilty will probably be adjusted in the course
Of the day. We learned no further par.
ticulars
LArER.-Since writing the above we
learn that the parties, who were to fight
with Navy revolvers at fire PAGES, started
off in the direction of the Mission, with the
full intention of effecting their designs
P;canu,ae. t- .5e.-..r
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New TowNsAIP.-It will be seen in to-
days paper that q new township has been
set off from the eastern portion Of Nevada
township on petition of numerous citizens
and called Washington township An
election of township officers is appointed
on the 18th day Of January, 1854. a The
formation Of this new township is but just
to the people Of Washingten and vicinity
They have been compelled to come to Ne
vada, for the smallest suits before justices
Of the peace They will now have resi-.
dent justices, and be relieved Of much ex-
pense and trouble in small suits. .o.a
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A.. A. SARGENT, EDITOR.
FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 80.
To Printers.

The undersigned offers forae for cash his share in the
evada Journal, being undivided one-half. The ad
ising patronage of the Journal is equaed by that
her interior paper, may be by reference its
umns. This paper Is situated In rich mining region
the oldest paper in the county by three years. and has
nge Of job work. Aarge proportion of the matera
the Office Is Persons wishing to purchase ON thu
bove terms will please communicate with undersigned
Dec Goth, 1858. .. A. A. SARGENT
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ExPLos1oN.-The few of the boiler to
the Saw mill of the Memphis race Co. near
Eureka, burst one day this week, but luck
lily did no damage save suspend the works.
The engineer had previously given his
opinion that but two saws could be run
with fair pressure, but acting under in
structions, was trying to run three or burst
it. Anticipating damage, everybody kept
out Of range. .el, ~ s'a5
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THE MrNr.-The machinery for the
United States Mint at San Francisco wa.
brought out in the clipper Tradewind, and
it IS expected will be in full operation by
the LIST Of January, and competent to coin
100000 daily. 1t will be located near
the old Assaying establishment of Moffat 4
Co, on the corner of Montgomery and
Commercial streets
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-30

SHoorlNG.-On Thursday morning
(says the Coloma Aryms) at Coon Hollow,
dispute arose between Edward Fennel
and James Logan about mining claims.
Harsh words passed between them, and
both, as we are informed, became much
excited, when pistols were drawn. Logan
fred, the bal! taking effect in the left
breast of Fennel, wounding him mortally.
Mr.. Fennel leaves family residing at
Coon Hollow. Logan was arrested by
Sheriff Buel, and lodged in iail.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-30

Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F. and A. M.-Tho
installation of Officers will place Saturday evening
next the 3lst inst. at ~ o'clock P. NJ
IN. SAUL, Sec'y.
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While in America, the proportion of
persons who go to school of some kind, is
one in five, in Russia, it ia one in two hun
dred and twenty.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-30

Swat mite pc the reeson dat Shoseph
wouldn't shleep nit Botifar's wife" inquir-
ed an honest Dutchman of his boy. "Shpose
he wasn't shleepy," replied the youngster.
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LOST

STRAYED from the subscriber, mile north or
Nevada dark red cow, about years old horns well
shaped and turned in mottleyed patch lies under her
shoulder in The lap win calf about the last of Feby one
ear cut. red heifer with her-all red no
spot or mark on the hefer, about months old Any
person giving information whero they may be found will
be suitably rewarded 36-lmr JAS WALSH
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DRowNED.-An unknown person fell
overheard at the corner of Jackson and
Drum street, San Francisco, on Sunday
night, and was drowned. '.T
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-30

A run on Cincinnati Banking firm
was last week stopped by the appearance
of bushel basket full of bank bills brought
in bystwo men. ia9 a,rao7 a'TsFs. o.
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During the last year 36l, 900 hogs were
packed in Cincinnati; this year it is ex-
pected the number will be increased to
450- 600.
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Dissolution of Cs-Partnership.

TNHE copartnershiP heretofore existing between John
III A. Collins, VIM. G. Crosset Harrison Scott, Jho.
Cook jr and James L. Crosse under the style and firm
of Collins, Crossett s. Co. is hereby dissolved.
Grass Valley, Dec. a. 1853 [361ml JNO, A. COLLINS
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DONATION PARTY.TThe ladies of the M. E.
Church design to give to the Rev.J. r. Tan
7sey. of the said Ghurch,1a donation party, on
New Years eve, Saturday, Dec. 31st. They
intend to make it pleasant party, and invite
all who wish to contribute to good object to
to attend at the parsonage on Broad street on
Saturday evening.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-30

The Portland merchants intend cele
brating the arrival of the first of the Liv
erpeol line Of steamers at that port.
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Hon. Henry A. Wise has been recent.
iy married to Miss Mary Lyons at Rich
mond,. Virginia, Attorney General Cush-
ing was groomsman. ~. ...a
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MAN KnLED.-A Mr.. Carrignn, while trav-
ellihg from Sonora to Jackass Gulch was met
by man who seized his horse by the bride
and told him he could go no farther. Mr. Car
rigan drew his knife and stabbed the man who
dropped dead in a few minutes:
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bGF We learn from Langton & Bros
expressman, that on Monday last diff.
Guilty occurred between a man named Jon.
athan Miller and man named Mattox, al
Sierra Valley, in which the former was
instantly killed. The difficulty arose from,
dispute about the line between two ranch
es, when Mattox shot Miller through the
heart. On Tuesday the sheriff cf Sierra
county went up to arrest Mattox, but we
are not advised as to his success. ID
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CAUTION.

"a Lib persons hereby forbidden to purchase or ne
80 .1 goil"e Note for 81 S3 90 drawn by Robert
note having sen lost by the undersigned. y '"'"
Ne'aud, Dec S0th 1oo3.353t$ .. r L. CODY
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Plenty Of Game.---Ducks, geese and even
turkeys are said to be very plenty in the
Stockton market at the present time.
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Gerrit Smith writes that he is suffering
from rush fblood to the head, which he
fears will unfit him from taking his seat in
Congress,
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n- The Marysville Herald says some
where near dozen aspirants, for the office
of Sergeant at Arms, were in town few
days since, en- route for Benicia. We trust
they may all obtain satisfaction. s. ~
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b>---- a" t-N''J! Nv O0''-' w.
the day that Hall, who killed the China
man at Bear River, was to be executed.
His sentence is stayed till the decision of
the Supreme Court is given upon the ex-
eeptions filed by his counsel.
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DissOIufion 0 ( Co O-Dartnership.

THE CO. partnership existing between b r WaddiL,
john Mufry James Carr and w! Osborne, in Gem
trail Ranch this day dissolved by mutual consent Dy
tho withdrawal of John Murray, Dec. lSin, lS25,
81 ailfT HFI@ B. F. WADDfLL, JAMES CARR,
a5-1m* s.7 JOHN MuRRY, D w. OSBORNE
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A Word and. Caution.

LII those persons speak against my character, arc
"A called prove what they say, or stop IT. havc
been talked about by certain individuals, and therefore
wish them to give proofs: -
Every person wishing to know any thing about my
character family enquire at dbuq ne Sf my agent,
Mr.. Hemsted, governor of the state of Iowa.
363t~ Ill SllELLHOhN'
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MA. We learn that Lowell Hill, about
ten miles up the ridge from Little York, is
growing into place Of importance. Sew.
eral stores have been opened this season
and filed with goods. Miners are using
the water from the Little York ditch, Just
introduced, and are getting good returns.
Our informant who is an old settler in that
region says the miners there are very in
dependent race of men, and are generally
abstinent from intoxicating liquors.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-30

s,cPES KNIFE SKETCHES 1t VIII be seen sby
the advertisement of Curle Brothers of sacra-
mentos that the second edition Of sixteen thouss-
and of this mimi table production has been is
sued, and is for sale at their establishment. No
book has ever had an equal sale in this state to
the work of Old Block Those who hay have not lcy
read it should do 50, and then send it home,
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-30

I Bea. The trial of Ida Brewer for the
murder of Mary Lee, we learn from the
State Journal has resulted in acqnittal.
Considerable applause was manifested in
court at the result. :, .eaz{
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fight, and can say that it was beautiful car
ried out affair, and one which reflected great
credit OH the command.
Yours, respectfully,
SAMUEL rutland,
I'd 1t. Walkers Ind. Battalion.
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STILL ANorHBK.-We learn that a
newspaper is soon to be established at Cres-
cent City. -, '
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Temperance Meeting every Monday evening
the Rev Mr.. Tansey's Church. Exercises commencing
,so,,.,oc,.Tz nm J.R TANSEY.
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ALMOST A FRE.-A spark from the
stove pipe at Cennel s. vernard's store on
Broad street caught ia, the roof on the
under side, on Wednesday morning, but
was luckily extinguished before much
harm was done. 1. ''t. o"
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HAWe learn that all the stage companies
on the principal routes in this State have con-
solidated their firms into one and elected
James Birch as President of the association.
In the general stock all the business, fixtures,
animals, &e, have been turned, after valuation.
The motive is, we believe, to keep off oppo-
sition---the consolidated company being proba-
bly, stronger than any force that can be brought
against it. We learn that large amount OF
stock was brought over the plains early in the
year, and that good coaches were shipped to
this this State, by men who designed to put on op-
position lines. This move will probably check
mate them, as they will have to exhaust the
capital of every stage line in the State to break
down any one line. The effect of this arrange
mant will be to raise prices Of travel, and we
observe that the rate to Sacramento is already
increased to S15, to Marysville $40, and to
ALL. 90 .JfeHf SSiftsS ,---irfa ftti +
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DEATH FROM, CoLD.-We learn from
Little York that an inquest was held, il
that place on Monday, before Justice T
]. Burgess, upon the body of Charles G
Newton, who was found dead on the trai
between that place and Mule Springs. A
regular physician was in attendance, and
gave his opinion that the deceased came te
his death by exposure to the cold, being
reduced by liquor. He was in company
with Mr.. Brown. The following is an
abstract Of Browns testimony, on the in
quest :-ssI sssH lc e.lI p eant ss
"On Saturday the 24th of December,
he and the deceased left Little York about
2 o'clock, p. NJ; after having travelled about
3 miles, the deceased complained of fa-
tigue, and begged him Brown ] to let him
lay ydown. ST MIR. Brown finding that it was
useless to tryto move deceased or persuade
him. to travel on, he laid down along side
of him two or three hours in order to keep
him warm. AT the expiration. of which
time Mr.. Brown discovered that deceased
breathed no longer, he then left him to find
and about, c3aA. NJ, Dec, 18th,
arrived at Upchurch's to whom he told the
tale. Several men Immediately left, sought
for and found the body cold and stiff, and
after a close examination satisfied them
selves that life was extinct" sd, b5ssoIo
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Seas~ In our paper to-day will be found the
advertisements of Mr.. Alonzo Wheeler, 81 and
86 Davis street, San Francisco. Mr.. Wheeler
has large stock of valuable goods, and takes
an excellent course to have it known. We
recommend his establishment. to the notice ef
our merchants purchasing at San Francisco.
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% We understand that good many Of FOUR
citizens intend keeping up the good old New
York custom Of New Years calls at the ap-
pfoachings NewY ears day. Amongst others we
learn that the proprietors Of Bourbon Lodge y
intend keeping open house all day, and that
they cordially invite their friends and acquair-
t@ences @ to give them call. Tho 6 Lodge II is
the domicile of bachelors, and is celebrated for
open-handed hospitality, and egeniaiity of its
Its patronymicl is derived we
believe, not from kingly reverence but from
the facility with which its household god--its
familiar Spirits evoked sf4 benGlag loa
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Ell The Volant steamer was Burnt on the
Yasoe river, on the 18th 'suit uitt, D One pas.
senger lost his 1ifes laHoo shl big % 4ilI
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County conventson of Quartz Miners.

County Conventson Of Quartz Miners.
Notice is given that there will be a-Cenven-
tion Of those interested in the business of
Quartz mining in Nevada county, for the
transaction ofsuch matters as may be brought
before them, on Saturday, the 7th day of Jan
uary 1854, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at the " Alta
Hall, Grass Valley.
1t is desirable that there be q large represen-
taSion. --a
JAMES WALSH. for Gold Hill @. M. Co.,
and for Nevada Go. Company
JAS. DRLAvAx, for Helvetia & lafayette
Gold Mining Co.
CHARLES S. SEXTON, Agt. r. B. NJ Co.
JAS. Fl. Wilcox, for Empire Mining Co.
J. WINCHESTER, for Grass Valley G. M. Co.
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BeA- At a Convention held at Washington
on the 9th of December, Samuel McVey was
chosen president, James B. Prewitt secretary
The following candidates were nominated fol
justices of the peace; namely-John F. Wat
rorls, j. B. Ellison, "A. IS. Holiday, and Henry
F. Pierce. For constables-David Webber
Joseph Bosley, Calvin Hall, and D. w. Rmley y
For school commissioners J. Aston. Sam
uel McVey, L. Patrick,- Brown, and George
Johnston.
1t was resolved that the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Nevada Journal.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
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b W. Chambers will learn something to
his advantage by calling at the Post Office at
his earliest convenience.