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SUPERIOR CoURT-Dsc. 20.

Before IndRe tAHFttLL
John Pettsrew eat sophis V. d. L.ios execatrix &c
For balance in constructing sever, already referred
TO. yoroict for plaintiff s7Oc.
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS

CoLoRTD Man FROZEN TO DEArH.-Oiicer Bias.
chsk of the Hid District Police. discovered coored
man lying on the Sidewalk, in Henry It. near Hami
top-sv. at an early hour yesterday morning. lie
was frozen nearly stiff. The officer procured carl
and had him taken TO the Station House, where he
died room after. Deceased was ia niiariy known
about the city as the "Darkey with the Large )uth'
He was lame and used cruches, which were lying by
his eide as was also tambourne. which be used TO
tbrum for pennies AMI created considerable 4muse-
ment by catching them in his mouth. During the
early part of the night he applied at ru n-shop, IN
the vicinity where he was found for privilege to warm
himself but was refused, although it was evident that
he could not survive the severity Of the weather out
of doors. AID inquest was held upon the body, aud
verdict in accordance with the facts rendered.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Before Judge ROCKWELL -Chaa.
Cbri,tmus and X. J. Livingston agt JOSIAH Troy
bridge A claim brought on bond for the recovery
of s OoO with interest from the year 1897. The de-
fence get up WAS usury appears thrt the consider
alton of the bond was a loan on the United States
,tel and other property in Buffalo. The defendant
received but 1000 10 cash, and note 81 Benjamin
Rathbone with eleven indorsers for $1,000 more.
The Endorsements were fictitious. and Rathbone had
failed previous TO the passing Of the ooe to defendant
who took it on the strength of the Endorsements ana
aso that il was preferred among the second class oil
Rstbbope's creditors 1t was also shown that Rath-
bone note was Of value 10 the market at that time
Verdict for defendant
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ILKS, SH w l. 5, & e
Gs.' srs q sI.xs sftWLi aESs4 Bsyofsc
&RAwsoss, No. - cathsrine. esrper Of asdl:oooa.yas
marked down our efs '.Oe sa .p.ed, .s We
tho.e wishing to buy stock and prices
70" som. dss Of our eanesne.. dpo.ins Of
Pad Dress ss. such have been selling i6 and for
LYON. nsnalls Velvet, all 'lt 81 wide, $3.50
Lyons 5aItlla Velvet. all silk 4 wise, 80 DO III,
Square Broche shaws all wool from 20 the best qualy
Long Broche shswls all wool, from $40 70 30
Lupins French MsgiGo, that cost I'll ID 70 nPoftooP per
Bieh Pe,,i.u DeIaiue. that sold for 2s and for 10
prices Also rich L.ee Curts, Drsperie Linen Dsn..s
Linen Table Cloths Napkin; Tossps aps'1 R, WSs s.d
No q Cstharinest corner Madison.
TREMENDOUS REDUCTION in PRICES
AT LORD & rAYLORs
consequence Of the steneA OF the season. and In order 70
close our IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
We are prepared Offer TO customers greater induce
msn'' '5,a n1 s:@rs I P1H, SS TIE SEASON
will commence MONDAY De 49, and be usd until tho
end Of the month being Intention to dispose Of the entire
SUN ~ w. DURING THE HOLIDAYS
These Coos having been purchased with all the sdVan
"s'0' HARDTIM PRICES.
will BE- sold at very small adssncs on tne cost and Pu
secure ,.no.,r,
Our stock consists In part. Of
BiCH PLAID and STRIPED SILKS.
WY RICH DRESS SILKS, Figured and Plain tPari'
"FLfcAST WHITE. PINK and BLUE BRocADE and
stskFScH mEsISos and CAsHMEREs (svsry color and
quPeak ia and MANCHESTER PRINTS
BRILLIANT CASHMERE and SCOTCH WooLES
TsoLrsH xRRIsos. PRINTED DE- LANES and
sSoEish WELSH a1 .ld pSSTG6 rLassELs
cLoAks and MAsTL5As .gPr;r; Sysyy I;.
sd 40 20 vfEsSA IsSocH9 .a SQUARE
~ fFeI afe QnliSl
Other descriptions Of sHA"Ls. IN great variety Of styles
A' LORD TAYLOR. No. 2s5 257 2s and ISL Grsnds,
ard No. n .nd ~ csta.dse..t
DRINTS-Lght and dark styles, steams and
~ Nss e, sEsaT4 re e 'aas s sass
D2INTS-Steams and Madders, new styles, re-
''''' sEsMiTH q Co. No. 80 .nd II sr..a.sy
HyfCKS. DENNIS and CHECKS-A good ~
Il sormsn, lust received For sale BY
NEsNITH Co. Nos IS and n Brosdv1.
WHNEROCK SHIRTINGS.-The Whiteroct
w Mhs sup-hpe S7-tnch Besehed Cossons; also eEts
gr Cottons unsaased for 6senes psrfsssiss
NC sssaifR Co.. Nos 90 .ad n Beo.d..y.
OLENSl,5eO packages, comprising
w Cloth. Cs..anere. s4ners Jssns, Ksrssys 1nssys
'A'"' D -A sEsaIrE Co.. No. 90 and Il Broadway.
Clothing.
lust FINISHED the most splendid HATS
- essr offered xoIssia Hat s. locally soA It ~,
nsai gl.s o. - 80 aaA 81 BROWN, No "a n ads met
Hlisreilaneous.
HEAVY FREIGHT for CHARLESTON.-A
few hundrsd Hssvy Frssss fss IL ssoSs Psr -
~ 9roSfS cS ' fIssfos C. NJ . ....s..g
GUNNER CANDLES.-ALLAN, HAY = 20
| - eostinss 70 ussuhcsurs superior srsei. q sUnAHS
CANDLES. u ~ $3.50 War.aled III vsasaa, sa>e~ -
t&e psya4- wxta Nok -, u ~ . hs>y'
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-o.s. ..

Beforr judge INSKAHlM
Fire Department ~ Joseph hEnse&
To recover o. oOo being penalty IN four alleged in.
f-.csIaos Of The Fre Limbs Law, end 90 fof svssy "a
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RowxRY EXTENSION TO FRASxIiN'auAKk.-f~,
sn. opposed to this great improvement VIZ ma
sup.ihiaing friends at Mr. Bull' once NO ~ I.,'
Where they ere all invited to csn, without oss'!'
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CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY. - young ui nav
named William Severe was yesterday detected 10 the
act of leaving the clothing store of Messrs Deyln
& Jessup, corner Of John and Nassau st. WITH TWO
oyercoais which he had stolen. lie was c1nVeysu
before Justice Bogart, and committed for tnsi. III:
excuse was the GOODNESS Of the weather anu MS al"
of coat.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13
Justice's lcourt.
New FI0uring Mill.

Messrs. Bennett, Calver & Tilley, some
enterprising gentlemen of Grass Valley,
have just erected a fine steam Touring
mill at that place, which is capable of
turning out fifty barrels of -four per day
Ihe flour is ground from California wheat,
and is of remarkable clearness and purity.
They can afford to sell an article better
than any imported -four, at rates as low or
lower than Sacramento prices. We have
examined and tested the Flour produced
by their mill, and believe it unsurpassed
by any other in the market. The Flour
is introduced into this place and for sale
by PERKINS 8 Co., at their Brick store on
Commercial street. We recommend it to
the special attention of families who desire
healthy article, in place of the miserable
adulterated compound, that is too often
sold as -four.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13
Mining News.

SOUTH YUBA.-From a gentleman Just
down from Washington, and vicinity, we
learn that some new discoveries of some
importance have recently been made in
that region.
About one mile above Washington, a
point extending down to the river has been
underg DING an excavation, and been found
to pay exceedingly we'll. A Mr.. Merrill,
few days since, took his pick and pan,
and in three hours work took out $2S,2C.
Other persons have since been at work in
the same place with pick and pan, who
have made an average of $50 per day
The gold is very coarse. A company
have been formed who are now at work
bringing ditch to the newly discovered
ground, which will be completed in few
days.
A company who are working in a tun-
mel in the same ridge, about a half mile
above, in the direction of Alpha, and near
Scotchman's Creek, have frequently taken
out as high as $3.50 per day, Other pa-
ces on the same ridge indicate equally
good prospects.
A lead has been found on the Flat op-
posite Washington, running along directly
under the hill, which pays exceedingly
we'll. 1t is now being worked by China
men. The whole fiat has been found to
pay we'll, and the indications are that pros
pecting in that region has only just begun.
FOREST ClTY.-The Last Chance COM
pany, near Forest city, have been at work
since March running in tunnel, and are
now in 450 feet. Seventeen dollars to
the pan has been taken out. Shares are
worth from $4,000 to $4,000. One Henr
Lewis sold his interest, ne-fourteenth.
for $4,000 few days since.
The Plymouth Rock company, just
above the Last Chance, are running tun.
mel in the same hill, and are very sanguine
of success. Interests in this company are
held at $500. The company have just
got to work.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

A New PAss.-The Mariposa Chronicle, Of
last week, says it has on hand an article rela-
ting to new pass, recently discovered by Drs.
Haight and Toby. near the head of the most
easterly branch of the Middle Fork of the San
Joaquin, and but few miles south of the lati.
tude of Mariposa and which, unless the above
named gentlemen are very much deceived, is
destined to be of incalculable benefit to Mari
posa, in the way of opening direct communi.
cation between that region and Salt Lake
They estimate the distance at less than SOC
miles, and they are confident the road can be
made very passable for immigrants for a small
amount of money.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13
To the Public.

IN the Nevada Democrat of October llth man calling
nlInsei Aioert j. Hail. publishes statement that he
Oh three dollars also of two certificates of
Poe Ior go each and then kicked out of doors-a at
rolka saloon The statement utterly false
1yriter f a. t man whom suppose to be the
ana three dollars in betting at Lansquenet. He be-
@ ee NOISY ana quarrelsome, and used abusive and OBJ
@ soene Iinguage upon which forbade him TO play any
at !ie game, and ordered him to leave the house.
ne ao not comply but continued his abusive language
put m out OF the horse, but without using any force
or violence whatever The statement about the cert
aes deposite is wholly false such having ever been
prayed for in the Polka since became the lessee refer
to many inhabitants town. in support of my char
acter as correct and honorable in my business and
good and peaceabe citizen As to Albert j. Hail. he
in Jail winter stealing blankets and that ID
evidence enough of his character
EUGENE SISSA, Proprietor Of the Polka
Nevada 1Ith, 1S54-1w
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13
Court of Sessions.

The Court met on the 9th inst. Present
County Judge, Caswell, and Smith and Bell
associates. The business transacted related to
roads finances, &c.
On the 9th the Grand Jury was empanneled.
On the 10TH, Bowles indicted for an assault
with deadly weapon on Paul Dyer lat Selby
fiat,) was found guilty of an assault. On the
l1th he appeared, and received the Judgment
of the court fine of sl90os; 90, IL "a
On the 18th, the G Grand r1uyx ,prsspted a
true bill of indictment sgaiFe WnH5Wsod
for assault with intent b sbnmitnpa - Trial
set for the l3thrai edf hsiqeooE isiIsub od
John ODell wssfohsa EHRS OF AM ataalt
and battery upol R5beltoBklI ra' 2dtppHaE2 and
sentenced to six mctltAh aada fisSaa@ent in the
county Jail. ~. n.;,,n.r
Justiee's Court.
BEFORE G. f. SMITH, Eso.-On Wednesday,
Joseph B. Smith was found guilty by jury, OF
assault and battery On the person of Fredolin
Zettler, and on Thursday sentenced to pay a
fine of $3.50, or Imprisonment till not paid
such Imprisonment not to exceed three months.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

1ar The BALL at Oak Tree Ranch, given
by Messrs. Cornell & Briggs was brilliant
and happy affair. A very large attendance
graced the occasion, and everything was we'll
calculated for enjoyment and satisfaction. A
lady correspondent thus alludes to it =
YUBA COUNTY, Oct. 10, 1854.
Mr.. EDITOR Permit me through the col
umns OF your excellent Journal, to note few
incidents OF which a recent visit to your
county reminded me. You may be Justly proud
of your increasing wealth, population, &c,
equalled by no other county in the State
Your untold mineral wealth. developing from
day to day is almost Incredible You are liv-
ing amid scenery marked by many wild freak
of nature, which were it in any other country
would be described in glowing language, but
here in practical California, it is seldom noticed
and more rarely mentioned. The mountains
skirting the Yuba on either side, as far as the
eye wanders, covered with tall and beautiful
pines, have lovely little valleys Graded at their
feet. Nurseries of every floral beauty, these
valleys are fertile and romantically beautiful,
making them desirable homes.
Located on one of these charming spots is
Oak Tree Ranch, where but few evenings
since, the largest company ever asSelpleu III
the mountains,
''To chase away dull care
By the merry witching sound ofthe violin"
The large and tastefully decorated Hall-the
table loaded with every delicacy of the season
at which were seated two hundred and fifty
guests, reminded me of our Atlantic home,
around which cluster so many cherished asso-
Citations. The beauty and talent there assem-
bled methinks would make many a bachelor
sigh for some bright spirit to share his lonely
home.
Mr.. & Mrs Cornell, the accomplished host
and hostess, assisted by the gentlemanly and
courteous Mr.. Ames, were untiring in the ir
exertions to promote the happiness of their
guests. They possess the faculty so rarely met
with, of pleasing all. The evening was one
long to be remembered, and will be noted down
as bright reminiscence of the past. FLORA
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

FlRE.-We learn from Mr.. Service, of
Service & Roberts Express that on Mon.
day Of las. week, the house of John tat
lar, the Indian Spring Ranch house, north
OF the Middle Yuba, was totally consumed
by fire, with all the furniture, clothing, &c.
1t took fire in the forenoon, supposed to
have caught from the stove pipe, and was
consumed without giving an opportunity
to save anything. The loss to Mr.. Statlar
is $500.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13
NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL
ThOmDsOn'S Fever & Ague Powders

For the Permanent Cure of Chills and Fever
Fever and Ague, Dumb Ague. or anv
form of Intermittent Fever.
NERE are diseases debiItatnu in tbe;r ane.+s
on tne constitution as the above, none morr diff.
cult to cure o the usual modes of practice The Fever
and Ague Powders will effect cure in of the longest
s.anong' as well as prove preventive in the forming
80 80 vi se usease Being purely vegetable, they act
wsn certainty on the disease totally eradcatng from
'ne system and preventing at any period
I, 5irepareo and sold by THOMPSON & CRAWFORD Phila-
oelpnla None Genuine without their signature.
sola ny DR.. JOHN LARK, Agent for the proprietor
@-u CITY DRUG STORE, MAIN ST., NEVADA,
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

DEDICATIoN.-The beautiful new church
on Spring street, just erected By the Bap-
tist denomination, is to be dedicated on
Sabbath morning next. The services
will be very interesting.
We are informed by Rev. Mr.. Warren
that the regular services in the Congrega-
tional church will be omitted on Sabbath
morning, and the congregation are invited
to attend the dedicatory services of the
Baptist church. The Sabbath school and
evening services will be held as usual.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13
pg We learn that Mr.. D. Bower give

Bg We learn that Mr.. d. Bovyer gives
his great annual festival to the Indians, on
Sunday next, at his Ranch 2115 miles below
this city. There are expected to be present
1000 to 800 Indians from the different ran
cherias composing the tribe. They are making
extensive preparations to enjoy grand "Yo-
mashee, or Fandango, and to excel in the va
rious sports and pastime peculiar to the abo-
rigines of California.
This will be rare treat to the curious in
the customs of
The red stole of the uDods--
the man without Ear
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

TUIsrael S. Diehl, Grand Deputy of the
Sons of Temperance has been very successful
during the past month in organizing Divisions
of the order in the north. He has started one
at Forest city, another at Eureka, besides
several others, and is now at DownieVille.--
We wish his cause still greater success.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

He- Rev. Mr.. Tansey has improved the in
terval of services while repaing his church to
start pioneer M. E. Church at Forest CITY.
During the past week he raised over 1000 dol
lars for the purpose in that place, aud the bull
ding was to be let out to the contractors to-
dav
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

Emerys Crosssmg.-Mr. T. C. Emery
& Bro, have now at an immense cost
completed their Road on each side of the
Middle Yuba, some three miles in length,
making the distance at least mile shorter
than by the old road and which is now
decidedly the nearest and best road to
Forest city, Downieville and the principal
mining districts on the Yubas. These
mountains which were once the dread of
teamsters and all travelling community are
now through the exertions of the proprie-
tors.made perfectly easy they having spared
neither money nor pains to make it one
of the best roads in the mountains.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

M. E. CHURCH SoUTH.-As will be seen
by notice in another column, it is desired
by the Trustees of this church to sell the
building at present occupied, in order to
build another church. The neighborhood
of the church is highly Objectionable, and
the services are interrupted by discordant
sounds of mingled music and profanity,
disturbing persons who 60 to attend divine
service. The movement is judicious, and
we only wonder it has not before been
started. The present building is an excel
lent house, well furnished inside, and suit
able for many uses. Any one wishing
to purchase are referred to the Trustees.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

NEVADA, Oct. 18th, 1854.
Mr.. EDIToR:--Is the general contempt Of
the community of the District Court, such
contempt OF court as can be punished by fine
ana imprisonment? INQUIRER.
The contempt of the District Court is such
an indefinite and comprehensive matter that
we are inclined to think it is
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

CoNaRATLAToRY.-At last accounts no per-
son had lost his life-broken his limbs-ki,led
bis horses-smashed his wagon, or been other
wise injured in person or property, in passing
over the Boulder street bridge Laudamu,
Deus.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

nAThe Pioneer for October has been re-
ceiVed. 1t abounds in excellent articles, and
IS a falr type of the genius of the California
Pen' AN admirable serio-comic philosophical
article on astronomy, by Phoenix is pleasant
feature In the number The magazine is got
ten up with taste and talent, and deserves wide
circulation.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

n. P. WILL1s-The eastern itemizers have
been waiting with great anxiety for N. P,
Willis to die. In late number of the Home
Journal, he says II am in some danger of re-
covery-I believe"
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

hs~ The Marysville Herald seems tired of
the Senatorial question, and abo ut to drop the
matter. Don't do it friend. Your blows are
well-dealt, else why so much squirming, so
much talk of "fogy," &c. The press of the
northern part of the State have yet much to
say in this matter and should not "dry up" to
suit any pap-sustained, venal presses. Your
paper, Gen. has never been bought by slices
from the treasury--let it not be cajoled into
silence by others that never yet drew an honest.
unbought breath
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

u The corner stone Of something was
laid in Marysville on the 10th. We are
not sure of the date, and are totally in the
fog as to the edi6ce. We derive our in.
formation CD from the Herald of the 9th
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13
An0fh hes1deer Of ~ T. city eses to the good effect, Of
DR.. NcLane's Celebrated Lirr Tius-Henr him

Df' -hC1%ufeS ItteUTUed LfpeT ItuS-LIedr
NEW YORK, August 50, 1884
This to certify that have had the Liver Comnloint
for five years, during which time have tried almos, all
known remedies but to purpose. Hearing of Dr. Nc.
Lanes Celebrated Liver Pills, concluded to try a box
did so, and am almost cured. l think one box
will effect permanent cure 1 can cheerfully
recommend these Pills to all who suffer with liver CON-
plaint. have also known them used with the most
happy results in of sick headache or dyspepsia
MIR. SWIFT, No. 1I6, Attorney street
Ps The above valuable remedy, also DR.. McLane's
Celebrated Nermuge, be had at all respectable
Drug Stores in California.
Purchasers will please be careful to ask for and take
none but DIR. McLanes Liver Pills There are other Pills
purporting to be Liver Pills, before the public
PARK WHITE, General Agents. "a Market St. San
Francisco. DR. w. G. ALBAN. Agent, Nevada 23-lm
CARD.-Desiring to erect house of worship in
more tranquil portion of the city, the undersigned
offer for sale the property of the Methodist, Church
South, located on Broad street. Persons wishing to
purchase are referred for further information to
Rev. r. w, Bigham, whose Office is attached to
the church, j. +. X ROBERTS,
A. q. WISELY,
J. c. Ell LIoT
c. H. L. NEWTON,
N. l.. MARROW
Oct6-4t Board of Trustees.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

RE-ARREsr--A telegraphic dispatch from
Coloma, dated October Sth, says-"Benjamin
Guthrie, one of the escaped convicts from the
State Prison, was arrested here and committed
to Jail this morning
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13
Benefit to the School Fund.

Messrs. Lee & Marshall, who will be
here on the 10Th and goth inst, have gen.
erously tended to the School Commission
ers benefit for the use of the common
school fund, which has been promptly ac-
cepted. We are much pleased to record
this circumstance. It is a liberal offer,
characteristic of Lee g. Marshall, and will
do great good in this community. Our
school fund is exhausted, and many of the
children are idle in the streets because
their parents cannot afford to pay the high
rates of private tuition. The commission
ers have done nobly i'll overlooking the
petty prejudices that many persons enter
tain in such matters, and have proved they
have at heart the interests they were
elected to serve. We trust there will be
full turn out, that the "bene6t" may be
one indeed to the noble cause in view.
Below is the correspondence passed on
the occasion -
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

A hog fell into cayote hole on Oregon
hill on Tuesday, distance of fifty feet, and
was rescued without injury to his pigship.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

b9> The American hill diggings near this
city are paying very largely. As high as 800
dollars day are taken out of one claim The
hill is vexed with disputes about boundaries,
and several law suits are likely to be born out
of the difficulties.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

D6e The Sacramento Valley Ra;lro,d :.
under contract to Bear River-4o miles from
Sacramento Good
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

Bg~ The rains of the past week have not in
jured the river dggings, but have supplied
some of the bitches with better run of water.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

BaS SPEAR Is entertaining the citizens of
Marysville.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

s9- 1t rained heavily as we went to nress
last night. l-'
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

nr The grand shooting match takes place
at the Union Course tomorrow.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

As it will be necessary to close up the old of this
rm all persons being indebted requested to settle as
possible The will be settled by either OF
the old firm, at the Journal Office. 21-3w*
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13
NEVADA, Oct. 18th, 1854.

To the School Commissioners of Nevada.
Gentlemen-It being the desire of
Messrs. Lee s. Marshall, proprietors of the
National Circus, that should tender a
benefit, to be applied to the school fund,
over which you have the superintendent,
| therefore embrace this opportunity of
out their wishes. If this propo.
sition should prove agreeable, | would
mention Friday evening, Oct. goth, as the
most convenient time for the company to
give said benefit, on which occasion they
will take great pleasure in serving you.
Very Respectfully,
F. H. HARMON, Agent.
NEVADA, Oct. 18th, 1854.
NJ. II. Harmon, Agent, Dear Sir -
We accept with pleasure the proposition
made by you in behalf of Messrs. Lee &
Marshall, of benefit for the common
School in this township. The object is a
most excellent one, and one in which the
public have and take deep interest.
We are very respectfully yours,
z. P. DAVIS.
j. L. PETERS.
]. N. TURNER.