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II. B. BRYANT, JAS. WASHINGTON LUsK,
& II. DWIGHT STRATToN.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10

A DEEP HoLE.--A correspondent OF the
Union Democrat gives description of the
deepest hole" in the diggings, at Weaver
vile, Trinity coueW. The shaft was sunk by
a man named Sites, for the purpose of finding
the bed rock, and was commenced early in 1851.
The work has been prosecuted by means of
subscriptions, concerts, &c. until recently, when
campany of five was formed for that purpose.
THE shaft is about five feet in diameter, and
tlises far trihe over seven hundred feet deep.
At about the depth of one hundred and fifty
feet they came to water whcih troubled them
for some time Finally, they came below the
spring, and at the distance of two hundred and
twenty feet came to foul air, where Mr.. Sites
came near losing his life. This difficulty, how
ever, was obviated by building small clay
furnace upon the top of the ground, and attach
ing horse or vcntator to it, which was low
cred to the bottom, when, by keeping fire
burning above in the furnace, the air below
became perfectly pure and healthy. This plan
has been continued to this time.
The windass was worked over one year by
hand, but now the dirt and rock Is raised by
horse power. No blasting has been done since
Z the commencement Of the work-all having
been operated on by the best and sharpest OF
picks-and in many instances single boulders
have been penetrated through 20 feet in thick
ness The most singular of all is, that the col
or of the gold is to be found through the entire
mass of rock and the various strata which have
been perforated from the top to the bottom
thus far
The work is progressing slowly, night and
day The probability is it must be sunk four
or five hundred feet further.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10
"The Pioneer"
A CALIFORNIA MONTHLY MAGAZINE OF SCIENCE,
OF LITERATURE AND ART.

CALIFORNIA MONTHLY aAAGAZISE OF SCIENCE
OF LITERATURE AND ART.
XTH.L be issued fnonthy, and as possible or
wv the same day of each month. The first number
will appear the 23d inst 1t is hoped by the projectors
that 1t will be supported entirely by California talent
1t will contain about sixty pages, and will be published
and conducted nearly possible after the style of the
Knickerbocker lis plan is sufficiently comprehensive.
and its contemplated size sufficiently large to allow free
scope for any department of literature and it win afford
political and scientific subjects of the day. 1t will
y papers whose columns cannot often afford room for
which almost daily come before the public II will also
open fine field for those who are desrous of distinguish
ing themselves in Poetry. Bellies Letters and the more
fowery uaths of literature, whose contributions will al
waes be welcome Each number will contain brief alb
stract of the most important decisions of the Courts
carefully compiled table of the vari rus meteorological
changes which have been observed during the month
in the climate tides and atmosphere of San Francisco, and
summary OF the most important events that have taken
place during the month that while it be desired
source OF amusement is hoped it will also possess
some value book of reference and be worthy Of
preservation.
Its editorial management will be in the hands of per-
sons Of acknowledged ability and tried experience in the
onduct of periodical publications. and effort will be
cpared the part of the publishers to make il worthy
he noble state in which has its origin and whose tera
ure it is expected in to embOdy, and of the
patrons age of IFS subscribers.
All communications contributions, &C., must he ad-
dressed to w. II. J. BROOKS & CO.,
Jan 6 feb3-1m Isl Montgomery street.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10
San Francisco Advertisements.
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
TAR. J. G. YOUNG has removed his ONCE rom NO. 1Z04
- Dupont street. the corner of Montgomery and CAL
ornia streets opposite the banking house Page Bacon
Co. where he win be happy to consult with his former
patrons and treat scientifically and discretion all those
who require the services Of Physician. The
Young since his advent in this state has with
ont parallel and he hopes by continued and untiring
application to his profession, 10 from the public
mind that lack of confidence witch has unhappily
listed in regrd TO the Medical Profession in the state
California.
OFrIcE-Corner of Montgomery and California streets
up stairs opposite the Banking House of Page, Bacon
Co. San Francisco....P S.-An letters enclosing $40
will receive Immediate attention. Direct Box 1885, Post
Office Feb 3-lm
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10
BY TELEGRAPH,
Expressly for the Journal.
San Francisco, Feb. 9, 8 o'clock, T. NJ

San Francisco, Feb 9, 8 o'clock, r. Nj.
The San Francisco wrecked yesterday at the
heads lies in o bad condition, and no hope IS
entertained of saving any part OF vessel or
cargo.
The Senatorial question has been mad the
special order of the day for the 9th of March
A notice has been given of bill to submit
the permanent location of the State Capital to
the people.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10
Information Wanted
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons hgving
claims against the estate of BENJAMIN W. HALsEY,
deceased that they required to exhibit the with
the qOuchers thereof to the undersigned within 10 months
from the date hereof they win be barred and
all persons owing debts to said estate required
forward and pay the same. WILLIAM W HALSEY,
Administrator American Bakery, Nevada city
Nevada, Feb'y ID, lsJ4-al-lm.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10
THE BRITISH QUARTEisLIEs,
AND
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE

LEONARD, SCOTT & Co, New York continue TO re-.
publish the following British Periodicals, vz
: THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW.
iConserva atve)
=. The EDINBURGH REVIEW. (NVhg)
s. The NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, Free
Church)
4. The WESTMINSTER REVIEW, Liberal !
5. BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAzIsE
tTory.l
The present critical state of European affairs will rem
der these publications unusually interesting during the
year 1854. They will occupy middle ground between
hastily written news ems crude specuations and
1ving of the daily Journal and the ponderous
Tome OF the future historian after the living in
terest and excitement of the great political events of the
time shall have passed away 1t is 10 these periodicals
Hhst readers must look for the only really ineligible and
reliable history of current events and as such in addi
lion TO their well established literary, scientific and tbe0-
logical character, urge them upon the consideration
of the reading public
Arrangeme ns in progress for the recent of early
sheets from the British Publishers by which We shall be
able place all reprints in the hands of subscribers
about they be furnished with the foreign
copies Although this will involve very large outlay on
part, shall continue to furnish the Periodicals at
mt the same low rates as heretofore, viz:
For auy one Of the four Reviews, per annurn 81 90
For ahy two of the four Reviews, ...........5 5 90
for any three OF the four Reviews, ...... ... 90
For all four OF the Reviews 8 o0
fof DiackNoous Magazlne 90
tOr Blackwood and three Reviews ............ 9 90
For Blackwood and four Reviews 10 90
- PAYMENTS to be made in all cases IN ADVANCE
Money current IN the state whore issued will be received
at par.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10

na. Mr.. A. A. SARGENT has engaged in the
study of the legal profession in this city. We
wish him success in his new pursuit, to which
he is peculiarly fitted.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10

BS1~ Our merchants trading below would do
well to notice the advertisement of Meekcr &
Co., Sacramento, who offer the most favorable
inducements.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10
HI, DAVIS.

H. DAVIS,
FIRE PROOF BRICK STORE, BROAD STREET
HAS IN STORE
$4,000 lbs Sack and Barrell Flour;
800 lbs Irish Potatoes; $4,000 lbs. Barley;
1000 tbs Butter, large and small packages;
5000 lbs Bacon Sides and Hams,
1,O09 lbs Lard: 5000 lbs Clear Pork:
1000 lbs Chop Feed; 1900 lbs Iron and Steel
LOO lbs Sperm Candles; 80 kegs Nails;
35l cases Shelf Goods, comprising every vsrety OF
Fruils Vegetables, Fowl Meats &C.
ALSO.-.A general assortment of Queens and Hard
Ware, Mining Tools sc. The abovr goods have been
purchased for CASH and viii be sold at prices suit the
times. Nevada, Jan'y 6th 1854. II. DAVIS.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10

W- Passengers on the steamboats, were car
ried to San Francisco from Sacramento, on
Monday last for 80 cents each. Rather chcar
for a healthy business
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10

and Current charts.
Agency for Ringgold's charts.
Surveying and Nautical Instruments, spy glas-
ses, drawing instruments, &c, of the best manu-
facture.
Charts of every description constantly on hand
Having learned my business in the manufactory
of the celebrated WM ]. YOUNG eff Philadelphia, !
guarantee that all my work will be executed in the
same manner "a, that establishment. Dec. 3-3m
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10
SUMMONS.

Gtate Of California, County OF Nevada ss. Justices
Ceurt, before T. j. Burgess, P Little York township
The People of the State of California; THos c. KIRK
MAN Greeting: You are hereby summoned to appear be-
fore the undersigned Justice of the Peace at his Office in
said township Monday the 9th day of February D.,
1854 at ten O'Clock A. NJ to answer the complaint of
Grabfeld e. Pearman, who demand OF you the above
named Thos c. Kirkma the su of seventy dollars
aud forty five cents, upon account for goods and provs
lons On failure SO to appear and answer, judgment will
be rendered against you for said of S12 450o and
costs of suit Given under hand, this day of jan
A. d. 1854. T. J. BURGESS. Justice of the Peace
true copy. Attest, (39tds) WH MORRISON, const.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10
Administrators Sale.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sale.
IN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of
l. New county, made Jan. 26. 1854, we will sell
at public sale, on SATURDAY the l1th day of Feb,
A. d. 1854, at the United States hotel, on Broad
street, Nevada city, in said county, between the
hours of 9 O'Clock A. NJ, and o'clock P. NJ 3-5 of
l-2 of 1-9th of GOLD TUNNEL, it being the proper
ty of one I. T. Hirst, deceased.
w will sell also at private sale, several FAT
CATTL E, now grazing on Bear river.
CALEB RUSSELL,
LEWIS T. SHEETS,
4ntd Admrs of estate of IT Hirst decd
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10
Fl. DAVIS-BANKER.
BOOKS! BOOKS!! EOOKS!!!
HAVE RECEIVED by late arrivals from New Yor
Il large additions to my previous Stock of
Round& & Blank Books, Stationery. &c.
FIRE PROOF BRICK BUILDING. BROAD STREE

HI
-A large additions to my previous Stock of
Bound & Blank Books, Stationery, Sc.
Including large variety of Bound Books, by standard
nuhors Complete Setts of Russia bound Books
full and hall bound Cap and Quarter Blank Books, Tuck
Memornnduns. Darys for 1854, Pass and Time Books
white, blue bath, gilt ruled plain and fancy Letter paper
English aud American Foolscap Paper-Rued apd Plain
Lawyers Long Fold and English Brief Paper; Embossed
Gill; Damask Laid Plain and Ruled Note Paper large
variety Of Buff and White Envelopes also assorted
Legal and Cloth Envelopes embossed, plain, ivory,
nmelled, note and wedding envelopes. Red. blue and
black INKS. of all Sizes
ScnooL Books for sale ohenp Every variety OF Play ing
Cards-numbering 30 different kinds-by the gross
or otherwise
Owing to my large stock Of Novels and Cheap Publca
tions have this day reduced them 10 New York prices
viz at % and so cents each. -,
large lot of GOLD PENS NJ manufactured to order-ust
received BY the last Steamer. Also Fine Pocket Cutlery
Port Folos. Albums, &c.
~ Newspapers Magazines and Novels received by
every steamer. Subscription received for Newspapers
Magazines and Periodical.
iCHAS w MULFORD,
4. tle Office of Wells. Fargo & Co
4W Main Street, Nevada.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10

MADAM ELEONORE DUMANT, proprietor
1x1 Of the Polka House, hereby gives noticeto
the public of Nevada, she did one year ago. thai
Mr. D. H. Tobin, has no interest whatever with
her, as is apparent by the following declaration
COPY.
Nevada city, March 10th, 1853.
This is to certify that /, D. NJ. Tobin have had
no interest whatever with Madam Eeonore Du-
mant, since the 18th January, 1853: and that
have never had any interest in the Polka House.
Signed, Is, d. NJ. TOBIN
Witness, THEO. MILLER, Clerk.
Per r. A. Davidge, D C. 33-3t*
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10
REMOVAL
LORD 4 WEIR.

IMPORTERS OF BLANK BOOKS AND
IL STATIONERY, No. 132 Sansome street. between Mer.
chant and Washington, San Francisco, have in store
large and varied stock of Blank Books Stationery and
Paper of description received by late arrivals from
New York. which they offer for lc 1t the lowest prices
consisting in part Of
BLANK BOOKS-Fuli and Hall Bound
PAPERS-Letter, cap, BRIEF bill, bath, and pock-
ct post;
PRINTING and WRAPPING PAPERs-assorted sizes
and qualities;
INkS-Maynard Noyes, David Blacks, and Arnold's
fluid; ....l
PLAYING CARpS-Cohen's IIart's, Felt,s and Fisk's;
PENCILS-Faber's, Fays Haskih's and Mordant's wri-
ting and drawing;
ENVELOPES-BuR. white. ehameed and fancy letter.
note ar | official.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10
Masonic.

M evada Lodge, No, b. +. & A. NJ. meets every
~ "Wednesday AID Saturday Evenings, at their Lodge
Room Broad street. Visiting brothers invited 10
attend. JAS. FlTZ JAMES, W.M.
I. H. PATCIiIN, secretary. 3S-ly
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10
DEATHS,

In Philadelphia, PG., 2d Dec, GEoRGIAxA daughter
of Mary A. and Geo. Is Morreli of tlirt pace.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10
ANNUAL REPORT
Established i'm 1919.
nj F. F. K F. r & co.

X STREET, CORNER OF 4th, SACRAMENTO
EYAVE now on hand, purchased at the present
A& Unprecedented Low Prices their usual
large assortment of Groceries, Provisions Liquors, &c
depressed state of trade and srigsncy Of the Money Mar
kpt.
Persons purchasing of may expect to get articles of
the best quality at the very lowest prices
Feb 7th, 1854. MEEKER & co.
N BNo necessity for going TO San Fran cisco to pur-
chase Goods ut less than eastern prices 42-2m
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10

Temperance Meeting every Monday evening a,
the Rev Mr.. Tanseys Church. Exercises commencing al
O'Clock. Ttfl j. TANSEY
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10

NIL s. Co have recently published and nave
now for sale, the FARMERS GUIDE" by Henry Ste-
phens of Edinburgh and Prof. Norton of Yale College,
New Havon complete In vols, royal octave, containing
1000 pages IA steel and 600 wsod engravlngs Price
muslin binding 90. ,,..
1y sEsuscITAr.p and thrown Upon the market
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10
To the Public.

persons are hereby cautioned against purchasing or
A in any manner receiving for consideration certain
note OF hand given by the undersigned to Charles w
Hammond for the of 1888 3I0O dated Dec ~ 1883
as said note was frauduleny obtained and without con
soerauoh. 3S3t DANIEL FAIRCHILD,
Anthony house, Jan. 10, 1854 DANIEL L. WOOD.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10

Also
Copying and Seal Presses; Combs;
Letter Books; Brushes;
Letter Clips; IndeIible Ink
Chess Men: Carmine Ink:
Backgammon bOard>; Notarial seals and waters;
Dice; Gum Labels;
Dominoes; Cotton and linen twine;
Steel Pens of all kinds; Whineys Diapers and Sill
Gold Pens liman's nkstsnds;
Patent Rubber; Pocket Inkstands;
Rubber bands; Sand Boxes:
Blotting Paper and Boards Wafer Cups
Card Board; Letter Stamps:
Printers Cards; Paper Folders;
Waters and Sealing Wax; Paper Weights;
Port monnaies; Black Sand;
Pocket Books: Plain and Fancy Note Paner
Bankers cases, Motto seals, Pocket Cutlery, SC
We constantly receiving additions tho above stock
to which We invite the attention of the trade
LORD & WEBB,
132 Sansome st.. bet Washington and Merchant,
Dec l6-3m is San Francisco
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10
Caution,

Caution.
LII persons hereby forbidden to negotiate note for
two hundred dollars drawn the 2Sth of June 1853 by
Coryden Coson and Charles Holden in favor of Nicholas
Dunlap, said note being given without consideration
3S:1m' CORYDEN COSTON.
Grass Valley, Jan. 9th, 1853. CHAS. HOLDEN
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10
Sign of the "WOODEN SAILOR,
Thomas Tennent.

\ MA THE Nh TICAL AND
Nautical Instrument Maker, Fire
proof building, corner of From I
street and Long Wharf, San Fran
cisco
3 U. S. Agency for the sale of gov
ernment charts.
Agency for Lieut Ma,ry's Wind
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10

WANTED.-Aco copy of the Nevada Journal of Sep
ember %, 1858, for which liberal price will be paid by
NATHANIEL P. BROWN, at this office
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10
San Francisco Advertisements.

TO F1shermen-The subscribers have received ex
Fearless and other late arrivals an extensive assor
ment OF Hauling seines, for salmon, herring sfnelt
sardines and perch fishing; . fR = =
Salmon gill nets fixes, sc
Linen and cotton seine twlne:
Shoe thread, superior article;
Fish hooks and lines suitable for this seasons fshng
For sale by CHAPLIN SAWYER.
Janl3lm 127 SansOme street, San Francisco.
pOR6.-.l00 bbls clear Pork; 500 boxes Adamantne
4 Candles; Ito tieces sugar cured Has l0 bxs French
Candles; lbs extra Clear Bacon so bxs Sperm Candles
90 grkins new June Butter; 200 Olive Oil:
200 Lard small tins; 500 doz Tenents Ale Porter:
100 kegs Leaf Lard; loo baskets Champagne;
800 bbls crd Sugar; go doz and alt Oyeter
so GOO lbs No China Sugar: $50 dog Fresh Peaches;
200 and bbls Dried Apples; 200 assd Spices;
800 half hhds Meal; $40 reams Wrapping Paper
For sale by GOOD MAN & CO.
Dec 9-3tis 52CaIfornia st
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10
CLUBBING.

discount Of twenty fve per cent from the above pr
ces will be allowed TO clubs ordering four or more cope,
<,f apy one or more Of the above works Thus Fow
comics of Backwoo of Review will be sent to
one address for So four copies OF the four Reviews and
BIackvood for $50 and so on.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10
POSTAGE.

In all the principal Cities and Towns these works will
be delivered, through agents, FREE OF POSTAGE
When sent by mail the postage to any part OF Ine uned
and but 10 Cents year for each OF tne hevlews.
Remittances and communications should Always De au'
dressed, post paid to the Publishers:
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-10
Lost.

Tor Sale7A GOOD, COMFORTABLE
J. DWELLING, HOUSE and Lot on Broad
street, Nevada, third door above the Virginia House.
the lot is le feet front Broad street, running back to
Spring street which it fronts about 26 feet For
ars en- qure of F. r, BUDD Journal tfica
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-24
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN ORANGE co.
MURDER AND SuIcInF

shocking affair, by which a man and wife nsmed
Smith were sent into eternity, occurred ia tue Village
Of New Windsor, about four mite. from Ne yburgh,
on SATURDAY night last. The husband bad been COR
some tine in depressed state Of mind, and Gaaily
wound up hi' earthly career by numbering his wife
emo then taking his o~n iie Tue irst that w.s
known Of the occurrence was on Sunday morning.
when zone Of the neighbors entered The yelling and
found the wife desd N her bed and tie feless form
OF her hubbard lying in pool Of blood on the floor
with bis throat cut from Bur the strangest
feature Of this SD affair is that the b,dy Of the
an bore not the slightest mark Of goence aud appeared
% though che had fallen asleep in death; and what
adds still more to the mystery is the fact that the
neighboIs in the house the evening previous and
found both In their usual health. The persons who
called upon them state tb at Smith unusually rude
in manner and very basphenous. and upon his wifes
upbfaidng him and telling hin that she did not think
his conduct proper preparation for the Saoosth, he
remark ed that she peed worry heref about thst
as neither of them would spend another Sabbath
in this world As il was his habit TO make reckless
speeches nothing serious thought Of this express
sion, but the mornings light revealed scene that
fully realized bis fearful assertion Coroner Parmen
ter of New burgh was summoned to hold an inquest
over the bodies Sunday, but the result Of the in
yestie alton had not rsnspred at the time our inform
ant left fewburgh. yesterday noon. II is supposed,
however that Smith administered 10 his wife some
kind of poison which had an immediate and deadly
affacf