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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01

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neuIi6 cine Siuss sOtaus in Ieinem g8hsenbaus,
bic CT jcbt in rinrnl SGiis tGlt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01

D65- 5irI9ftI6 wiro In Cincinnati an fiinI
Gents per Yfunb pertauft.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01

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rrs unp 5arinas 0tiBle Der Serren g . Il unp
Comp. wurpe am SUrisen Otenfas pur6 5rurr
,erlt6rt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01

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in Bart SIp., 9aneaIter Co., iammt ibrrm Sns
balt, purpe pprleBte gSrde burh Seuer ,erltSrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01

0Tgecr9e &. 5ricp, Der rpe9en gtetru6 felt
rintscr Belt int glprtbamptcn GantYs s@efdn9ni6
lae, wurbe srm @cupertGr be9napi9t up III MIC
Der in 5rsibeit geIebt tperben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01

DD~ Die sS9i9S Spp- SerfS Gaunty Iatrn
B lillian 8. &eim, mb bic Demptratrn
). 0lancY Scnes fir GonsrrB rnannt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01

BS- Sn NaFa6uIrttS purbsn In 1852 29,s
S02 prrIpnrn setcren, mdbrenb 1 ,576 Scebli6t
wurren rmC 18,A92 psrlpncn init Gppe ab9tn.
oen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01

BD- Der Scroer 1T ein Sclase bsS GriGrrs,
unp her Siir9e BON tcicen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01

p9rSBel&e 8csieruns 1T bic bette 2-Dic irrl-
he Selbfteterr1dms letrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01

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Strnfphlen 81. 50.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01

BS~Dte patcntsSffcr gu gSaIdinstcn III felt
9ieujnbr BON 10000 gerlcnen beiu6t pcrben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01

Ha- Gtt3a Melts 1T 5u gtewart, q. g., bel
GpbtI9la9s u6erfdbrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01

Bay~ SI6t Sturenten in Der 2ltaremte gu gates
q. o., itnp aussetrBen irrrprn, neil iie cine
1an;I6ule teIudten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01

GT Me9rerc @ajcller, 5aubrn unp GIct Iinr
.pn Der Snlel Wlalta in gleus2Io anaetpmnlen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01

BB- 9eu3ler Eetrusen Suerf bic g6elt, panr
li9 {rlbf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01

par 9n eiseia CaftiFO u Gifnfrs ssfmeep.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01

Bay Santrn III glrus sgort-ln 1926 nur 1 G,
ieht So
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01

B9- Gin Grurtbaus 1T Gin Srt, mo man Gin
Yens psrtb GrrrGt0tcit iiir Gin SHILLING wertb
2aw faufen fam.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01

RaS~ Cine frrimilli9e Silcn,Garrr BON 10,
900 @ann fol- in Gn9lanp fcrlnirt wrrpa.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01

H1- 9ttlerbanb OicErrcirn in eancaitcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01

S6y- Gin Supen'Srlpital pirp in Neus2crI
errtdtet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-01


mar Der 8r. Staaten @enatcr Sames Gpr.
per BON pennfplpanien III gum YrdFcenten be,
Sunburp unb Grie Gilenbabn>G Company eeipatl
tporeen. ~
B0- Der Stabratb ppn Nlaricn, SGic, baI
aud Elm painsclsb erlalIen, bos ben Sertauf Dor
Rarten @ctrdnfen Serbirtet unb bic lleterreter mil
G'elbitrafen belest. 2llle setisen Ostranfe per.
ben fur ,.giuiIanteS" erflart.
D@- 5irI6fdI6 wiro in Gincnnati an finI
Gents per Yfumb perfauft.
BaS- 3pei gls9cr lce man Scrse g8p6e In
gieusSrteans perbaften, paGreub Ite Inn Segrif
fanDsn einen DUEL 3u fctten.
B6- Seridte spn Srinipab, IN 9etreff Srr 3u-
der-, Safee' mb Gcrpa~grnte, finp nidt erfrsu'
| li6.
0cr gom "a. December bis gum 2. Sdnua,
bat bic Gbplera 3u Ct. 9bpmas sier bunbert Gin
unS breieis gfrfcnrn tinrrrsserafft.
pS- SIM Iabliam ateil BON Galifprnien fat
man ben gSai;enbau te9cnnen. Die eanbl6aft
icll Sa5u 9eeisnet lein.-
BG- Cine Ipnberbare Statli6feit arasirt Tin,
ter ben Sbieren In Californian. See9ullS, peli-
cans, SaBner, S9weinr, etc. tprrben frant unp
frepiren.
Ba- Die Gisentbimer Der 5ammany 5ale in
gteuYprf baten einen ge4tsbanpel segen bic To-
9enannte Demctratti6e Genrral Committee BON
Sabr 1852 antan9is gemadt, tint Die Sumrne
Srn S1417 ;u erbalten, trflde lie ibnen f6ulbsn
fir 9tent, 3erbrp@ene WSbeln, @lSler, ,nb @rs
tranfe.
01r 9tm SUrlebten Scnntas tarb elm 7iabri.
9es Ndp6en im Waiia6uIettS SuGpital an Der
gSaIer16eu. Gtni9e Gage sprber iparb es BON
einrm trllrn Sunb 9ettbcn.
BS-Die patrntsSfFcr gu gSaIdin9tpn III felt
Neujnbr BON 49, 900 9erlpnen beiu6t wcrben.
Sa-Sirle BON ben @dmblns, 56Ien lit San
SranciScc Itnb neuerbinss pesen Wan9el anSsunps
idaft seldIriien pprren. Gins Iebr n6tbise 8e>
FORM.
Bay Santrn In Neu-gcrt-,n 1926 nur tG,
jebt So.
RAJ Cine frrimlse Siiitcn. @artc BON t0,>
900 @tann fol- in enslanp fcrlnirt werbcn.
BG- Gin Supen'9plpital pirp in 9leusgprf
errtatet.
0cT@eprse 8. 5rirb, Der pesen Gbetru6 felt
GINGER 3eit im NprtbamptUn GamtYs s@cfdnsnie
lae, purbe Srm @cupen,Gr be9napi9t unp 1T MIC
Der in 5reibeit 9eiebt trcrben.
Reg- 9eu3Ier tetriisen suert bic g8elt, Sann
lt6 ielbf.
Bsg~ 9l6t Stupenten in Der 9Itapemie ;u gates,
q. o., iinp ausSetrben wrrprn, neil iie cine
6anSI3ule teluften.
65- Mebrere @n,cllet, 5ouben unp GIrt Tnb
prn Der SnI Iel Nalta in gters gort ansetpmmen.
Hay- Gli3a glellis 1T 3u getpart, q. s., hes
GprtIAla9s Utrrfitrt.
BD- Der Scr9er 1T ein SclaSe brS Gritrrs,
unp her Str9e bon tripen.
RaS~ SoIbuu gleptplp, bon Buds Co., fng
neuIi6 cine SiussMaus in 1einem g9hsenbauS,
bic CT jrst in einrm SGfg bGlt.
49, Er ESE,,Iu c,,,o. t&n,, E~k,.,,a3 a. T.E,.-
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12
Miners Meeting.

GOLD FLAT MINING DISTRICT, May Q, 1854.
At special meeting of the miners of Gold
Flat mining district, DR.. H. Hunt was called
to the Chair, and o. L. Green was appointed
Secretary. The following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we the miners of Gold Flat
mining district, believe we have right to make
and enforce laws in this district in regard to
mining in all its various forms.
Resolved, And whereas, the mining ground
of certain parties in this mining district has
been declared vacant, from violation of Art
9th Of Gold Flat Mining district laws, that we,
the miners of Gold Flat will use all honorable
and lawful means to protect any parties who
may claim said ground by location.
Resolved, That we deem the decision of the
jury in the suit of Manton against Eddy &
Co., contrary to the laws, customs and usages
which have always prevailed in this district,
and further, that complete suspension of all
mining in this district would be the result of
this decision, if it were taken as precedent.
Resolved, That with regard to certain asser-
tlons made by the counsel for the pl aintiff con-
cerning the observance OF the laws in t his dis
tilct we deem to be incorrect, as on taking the
voice OF the miners of this distric t., q unani-
nous vote was given to uphold said laws.
Resolved, And further, we view the efforts
OF certain parties to inyalidate the mining
laws OF this district, as prompted not so much
for the furtherancc of Justice as the hone of
pecuniary gain.
) Resolved, That the foregoing resolutions be
published in the Nevada j ournal ae s.
g,, III. HUNT, President,
O. E. GREEN, Secretary.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12
MINING NEWS.

FINE SPEcIMENs.-Mr. Service, of Service &
Roberts Express has shown US three specimens
taken from Hoyt's diggings, near Grizzly Fort,
between the North and Middle Yubas, which
have the most enticing appearance of anything
we have seen recently. They will weigh about
four pounds, being about one-fourth gold, and
worth about $500. 81
FoREsT CITY.-We are further informed by
Mr.. Service that the Buckeye Tunnel Co,
who are now doing an exceedingly good busi-'
ness have taken out within the last five weeks,
SlG,9O2,56. In the nine months previous they
took out $80,784,37 working sometimes five
and at other times six hands, amounting to
regular wages of about Sl,50O per month. =
Claims have recently sold as high as $4,000
We are of opinion this is doing good busi-
ness. ~-- -
In the Live Yankee Co, Mr.. Dickson sold
out 18th interest. q few days ago for $4,000.
Just below this, one claim in a company not
yet into the lead, sold for $4,000; in another for
81 500, where nothing had been done. oa
The Empire and Mt Vernon Co. s are aver
aging about 40 ozs per day, each. Marietta
and Enterprise in, but hold their stock
high. -
Other companies-Frcc and Easy, Rough
and Ready, Great Western, Eagle, Girard'
Manhattan, None Such, Can't get Away, Flat
Broke, American, Independent, Crosse & Co.,
are making from 6 to 10 ozs per day, having
to raise their dirt from 80 to IS feet by wind
las. .aa
Two and half miles below Forest city near
the Downievile road, prospecting has been
commenced; and also on Oregon creek, still
lower down, where it is believed great success
will attend the efforts A correspondent says.
Sixteen buildings have gone up in the past
two weeks. One steam saw mill now under
weigh and another soon to be completed. The
new wagon road is now completed--or at least
to be passible for wagons with care in drivers:
There are seven stores having heavy stocks oi
goods, selling low. The roads are now passible
for mules to and from Downevic. We hope
soon to see the stage up to Forest city, it will
be welcome visitor" a 3<
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12

METROPOLIS HorEL.-On Sunday last we
had the pleasure of taking dinner with our
friends Hervey 8 Jenkins of the Metrop-
oils Hotel. Judging from the capacity of
their building, the known ability of the two
gentlemen at the head of the house, and
its favorable location, as well as the good
things with which they regaled the party
at the opening we have no doubt the Me-
tropolis will be popular house.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12

Eoots and Shoes. wishing to pro-
cure the most fashionable and stylish Boots Giers
and those from the most celebrated makers had better
visit Espenscheid. at the BRICK SHOE STORE on the
corner of Main and Commercial Streets for his assort
ment is Of the largest and vared and most vnl
uablo to be found in the country Epcnscheds prices
are as reasonable the quality of his goods are exec en
LADIES' Misses and chdrens shoes of all qualities and
desert ptions. 2m
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12
LATER FROM OREGON.

LA LIN L ICONl o0E(ToN. /.
We have received Oregon papers of May
I'd, by the steamer Columbia, from Port
land, two weeks later.
DIR. d. G.. Robinson and a theatrical
troupe have arrived at Portland, are to
give entertainments in the principal places
in the Territory.
The Indians on Rogue River are fight
ing among themselves. The Applegate
Indians have killed Jim, the warchief of
the tribe that caused so much trouble with
the whites last year. The prospects are
OF a general aUar between the different
tribes will ensue. IL so, it will save the
whites the trouble of exterminating them.
The office of the Surveyor General has
been removed from Oregon City to Salem.
A Postoffice has been established at I'm
ion Point, Linn county, and I'm. B. Blain
appointed Postmaster.
III. Wheat, California, is about introdu.
cling into Oregon, from the vineyard of f..
L. Beard of San Jose Mission, the Table
or Wine Grape, celebrated in California
for its size, delicious flavor, and amaSino
|productiveness. He is confident that the
soil and climate of Oregon are we'll adap-
ted to its production. Spectator.
The Oregon Statesman (Salem) of the
I'd, mentions two fatal accidents, happen
ing at that town. Joseph Sylvester fell
from his horse and was killed man
named Hance was killed by the falling of
a tree.
Gen Palmer, superintendent of Indian
affairs in Oregon, has gone to the southern
portion of the territory on an official visit
to the Rogue River tribes, and those living
along the coast from the mouth of the Umn.
qua River south to the AID parallel, ipclu.
ding the Goose, Coquille and Port Oxford
tribes .e 'f.4s -.
Books have been opened for subscrip-
ton to the capital stock of Willamette Val.
ley Railroad. .s
From Washington Terrstory.-The Leo
stature reassembled on the 10th. On tho
18th resolution to adjourn sine die ON
the 2Sth was laid on the table in House.
The prohibitory liquor law has passed
the Council and will probably pass the
House. The law does not 90 into efact
unless approved by the people. a ~ |
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12

sS C. ". Young is now offering an
unusually large and handsome assortment
OF Jewelry. AS he is well known to most
OF our citizens. we can only urge those in
want OF watches or jewelry, to give him a
CALL No one can fail of being suited, Ell
ther with the goods. prices or terms.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12

hB~ We call attention o the advertise
ment in another column of Robinson 8.
Ford, Pine Street Restaurant. They have
fitted it up in an elegant style and we'll
deserve full share Of public patronage.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12

CHASGE.--We are indebted to Wells, Fargo
s. Co., for the Marysville Herald, which has
been changed into tri-weekly. The Express
also makes the change, publishing each one al
ternate DAYS
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12

The WEATnER.-On Saturday and Sun
day last we had more rain, and on Satur-
day morning it showed some, and hailed
for a time quite heavily. On Sunday we had
altern ate sunshine and showers. Since
Sunday, the weather has been somewhat
heavy, and quite cold for the season. Mon
day and Tuesday mornings, heavy frost.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12
South Yuba Mining and Sacramento Cana
Company
NOTICE TO TRESPAS5ERS,

ALL PERSONS, in any way infringing upon the
rights and privileges secured this corpor alton bv
statutory provisions, and the established usare.,
customs and laws of the mining region, vested since
June, A d. 1851, in and to
The WHOLE of the Waters
of the South fuba River, at a certain point in sail
river above Bear Valley Gap, designated by sai,'
companys Notices and Surveys or in any way ia
king Advantage of the lines of route of the Surveys
for said ComPany's Canal, {bne since commenced
and al out TO be prosecuted to final completion
ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, That for any such
Infringement upon their property and rights the par
ties making the trespass will do it ut their peril
and be proceeded against as by law provided
For the corporation,
t. w. COLBUKN,
), :. Secretary and Treasurer.
Nevada, May 1lth, 1854 -3*
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12

s~ We are under obligation to c. w.
MuLFoRD, who has laid upon our table
Harper's Magazine, Godey's Ladey's Book
and Littells Living Age for May. These
three excellent publications are always
welcome visitors, and are received with
great pleasure. rs a4 aaf
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12
Spccial 4loticcs.

Masonic Nee eting.-Tbcrc will be Il apecia, meet.
ing OF Nevada Lodge No. l3 F.A Y. II. at their Lodge
Room, Nevada. Saturday, May b. Members and nom
affiliated brothers respf ctfuy invited 10 attend.
= W. RITTER, SEC. pro tenn.
W TT
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12

QUERY.-We see an article going the
ROUNDS of the newspapers, announcing the
decease of one Nathaniel P. Brown, who
it seems was an eminent man. We know
of no person bearing that cognomen, except
Nathaniel 2. Brown, of the Journal Office,
of Nevada. If it is you "Nat," rap US an
answer through some appropriate "medi-
um" and let US know how you yegetate in
terra inco9,sita.-Grass Valley Telegraph,
4tk e. # As
In reply to the above, let me tell you
that if you perpetrate another such sorry
joke about me, Twill adopt your (block)
head as an appropriate medium and
|"rapa you an answer that will give you a
perfect idea OF terra .5Grma.s NAT.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12

Mg Weare under obligations to Adams
& Co. for the early delivery of full files Of
Atlantic papers.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12

Har We hear it intimated that Brass
Band is about being organized in this place.
Such an association is evidently much nee.
ded, and as we have quite a number OF
spirited young men, we would think it a
good idea, and one that may be carried out
with advantage to them. rf .sro...
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12
FABULOUS BUNCOMBE,
U. STATES STICKUPINE,
ALI BABA, and 81 others.


terpeted to me by my servant this morning
while in bed
The porter informed me that buggy is ex-
pected in town to-day from Sacramento /
will honor you with my presence if you can
raise funds sufficient to hire the buggy for FIVE
minutes.
You will prepare the dinner at 'Frisbie's'
as understand it is near my hotel, but not DOS
tive (as the door is shut) travelling is so fatigue
ing.
Some of the stumps and large stones must be
removed before the buggy can pass.
am told that fourteen Digger Indians and
q Chinaman can make the road passible by
working all night. / enjoy great fatigue in
naming Thursday the -th (the May leaf of nv
almanac is not cut open) as being the earliest
opportunity to partske of your hospitality.
Yours, entirely overcome, BLASE
p. S. This is written with pencil which my
servant keeps sharp. My pen is in my pocket
and the cork is in the inkstand. B.
To Fabulous Buncombe, and others.
At an early hour last night the fine new Hall
OF Mr.. Frisbie's was brilliantly lighted with
tallow candles. and decorated with green in
honor OF the distinguished guest. The dinner
hour was set at o'clock, but long before the
hour hungry multitude was in attendance
The guest did not appear however, as hour after
hour passed, and a committee was finally dis
patched In search of him. He was at last dis,
covered reclining gracefully at length in q "bit
shop" overcome by constitutional WEAKNESS
and his favorite schiedam. On learning tLe
object of the committee he allowed himself to to
be conducted to the festive scene, on assurance
that it was but just round the corner. On his
entrance to the Hall the crowd pressed warmly
forward to greet him He received their con-
gratalations with dignifed reserve, saying he
was IN love with practice thet obtained in his
native place, Sleepy Hollow, for every dog to
snake MS own paw. On order being restored
was assisted, being still overcome, to see
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12

Bsg- The improvement of Main street
has been rapidly progressing during the
past week. The street has been thor
oughly graded and graveled, from the
bridge up to the junction of Commercial
street. Besides this, the sidewalks are
being planked on regular grade, obvia-
ting the extreme difficulty which has hith
erto existed, Of the great number Of off sets,
so much in the way when dark.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12
Arrivals mt the Metropolis HSfe..

WEDNESDAY, May 10-E Atkins, H. Weld, W NJ. Ew-
ing, VIM Colns, Thomas Bakely, d. C. Stevenson,
Omesn; Geo r. Goes, D. F. Boey A. Morgan o. Burbank
Mchigan Peter Donnan Horace 5. Mason, Joseph Mar
tin Paul Yelleubrun Henry McVey, George Gobble, A.
Prentice John Pinkerton Aex Holiness Sacramento;
A. b, southworth: George L. Cooke, J. ID. Hail, San
Francisco; w Wilson, Alpha J. Hall, Thomas Tay-
lor, p Loyle Henry kunkle Marysve; Chas. g. Thomas
G Brown, Manuel Florence, Emanuel Baker, Thomas
Williams Rush Creek; 4. o. Thom.., CIR IS Valley II
Wilder Ag Independent Steamer, II. Winz3l, San Fran
cisco; G. NJ. Palmer NJ. d Calkns, Sacramento city.
THURSDAY, May ll-W. A. Shvckeried, John Thomp-
son. Joseph Perce, Rough e. Ready; Geo. Zane Cold
Spring; James Miller, Forest city; VIM. H. Wright Wolf
Creek; VIM. Murphy, Downe, lille; N. p. Moore, Jeff
Hill Robert Gordon, Zinc Iouse Col Pratt Felix Cohare
Mr.. Fernandez Dry Crek John Hill, Gold Hill; Wm II
Anking, Alexander Hudson, Asa Stout, Sacramento
Leonard King Grass Vafi,y
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12

DlEI)-On Sunday evening, May Z, j. l.. RANDALL
ate of Union county. Illinois-aged 81.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12

TnANKs.-To Wells, Fargo 8 Co, for
the first delivery of the N. Y. Herald and
N o. papers per steamer Pacific.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12

THE PANoRAMA.-On Monday and
Tuesday evenings Of this week, J. w.
Harker's Great Panorama of the Overland
Route to California wa exhibited to large
crowds OF delighted spectators.--
Great numbers of persons who had travels
ed the route were there, and expressed
themselves well pleased at the faithful rep.
resentations of the scenes thus brought, back
to their memory, where they once journey
ed amid the trials, exposures and hard
ships.of the many thousands who came to
California by that route. Besides these,
great numbers Of persons who reached here
by other routes visited the exhibition, and
though incapable ofjudging so accurately
of the faithfulness of the representations,
were no less delighted at the magnificent
work of art there set before them. The
paintings are beautiful, to say nothing Of
the importance of the scenes presented; and
are richly worth the money paid for the
sight, to any lover Of paintings. 1t is, we
believe, the intention of 1Lf Halker, to Wis
it the Atlantic States with his Panorama
this fall.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12
Arrirols at the United States Hotel.

WEDNEsDAY NAV 10, 1871.
]. s. Conn. A. Holl, Il Lwrence, USn. Stock
ner, A, Alban. w Montgomry G. Hammond, J.
Jones, f E. Crnstano, John Ellis. Grass Valley :;
J. M. Cook, M. w. Aston, E. Vankensilaw, Moores
Flat; M. F. Abel G. H. Huntington, New York !;
w. Strickland. i. Oakley, NJ. J. Fawsll, }. NJ Ser
vice, r, F. Walsh, James Jenkins, A. Lott, John
Anderson, Andrew Slooman. Cherokee
THURSDAY, May llsh.--B; Welfe. San Francisco
A. Young. Canlptonvllle G H Hang, Red Dog /;
H. Commons, P. Dehny, J. Robertson, ]. Saunders.
c. Tenney, iohn Harks, ]. Cash. S. j. Renkerv
Eureka; ]: Estin, Marysville; W. Williams Moor's
Flat; W. Williams, G. Bishop, San Francisco; A.
c r. Starr, John surnonton,, ri. Robinson, d.
Hemphils j. Parhum, sa ,rumento.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12

m- We are indebted to STILES for the
Lady,s Book Of May. a.a-a.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12

Sierra Nevava Division, No. II, Sons of
Temperance, meet at their Hall, foot of Main and
Broad streets, everj Friday evening" All Brothers 10
good standing arc requested to attend. l:6ms
ROBERT BOYLE p.
LoRISG WILLIAMS, r. s.
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South Yuba Mining and Sacramento Ca
nal Company.---A meeting of the Stockholders Of
this corporation will be holden at the earys Office in
Nevada on Saturday, the sO,h day of May at aP ~
full attendance is requested in person or by proxy
I-2t* I. W. COLBURN. Sec'y and Treasurer
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+. W. Colburn' is my duly authorized Attorney
during my absence from the State
1-3wT IA LIvERMORE.
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of c. w Mulfori. on Main street, upstairs, where
we will at all times be pleased to our OLD
FRIENDS, and as many new ones as may favor US
with their custom, in ADVERTISING and jon Work,
of all kinds: Bills of Fare, Bill Heads, Hand B ills
Posters, &c, all of which shall be done to the en-
tire satisfaction of customers
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FURNITURE.-W would advise all those
in want of good, serviceable, and ornamen-
tai furniture, to make visit to Friend s.
Co 5 furniture ware rooms, on Commercial
street. After taking view of his stock
on hand, we cannot help thinking that otir
Friend deserves some credit for his efforts
to furnish our growing community with so
many of the conveniences of life, and at
fair and reasonable rates. Sec advertise
ment.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES, are held every Sabbath at
lo l-2 O'Clock, A. NJ, and at o'clock, p NJ. in the
Al. f. Church, South, ON Broad street.
IT, W. BIGHAM Pastor.