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The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

RaE~ We sec that our old friends Sam Her
vey and \. r. Jenkins have taken Phelps
Hatel which is now undergoing most thorough
repairs, and will be opened i'll few DAYS, when
We bespeak for them u good run Of custom.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

Bss~ The Pathfinder, which arrived at San
Francisco on Monday last brought lSl passcn-
gers-all 'long tails, and reports that more
arc coming in vessels on their way.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

Rs~ Madame Anna Thillon, after sue
cessful tour through the state, has returned
to San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

A GREAT RACE.-"The great race between
night mare and q clothes horse, came off last
week. The man who entered the mare wasn't
wide awake so the horse took the prize
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05
ROBINSON q. FORD'S
PINE STREET. RE}Til-RiNT!!

NHE UNDERSIGNED having fitted up the
l. above establishment, situated
On Pine bef'c,e" Commercial o'td BfoaI SIS
In style inferior to mona in the town, aro now
Rcady TO Accommodate All.
AS thcy determined to keel, tn, best of ever
thing, and Will spare pains to make their House
a GENTEEL ESTABLISHMENT
They confidently expect share of pnblic patronage,
OlSThR STEWS at all hours of the best
brands in the country
WINES AND LIQUORS of quality uncxccp-
tonabie
THE TABLE will be furnshpd with all the lux
urIes OF the sc1son. together with
FANCY DRINKS, gotten up in a style uot sur
passed by any establishment in Nevada
CALL AND SEE, JAS. ROBINSON
May >, 163l2-3m JAS. FORD, Proprietors
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

10 BE HUNG.-James Stewart has been con.
Vlcted' IN the District Court of Trinity county
Oh the murder of Henry Smith, and been sen.
fenced to be hung on the 14th June next
stewart Is young man, and his parents live
in ST. Louis, Mo.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

FELL IN PT.-John Irving, in going home
from the American Theatre, San Francisco,
about IL o'clock last Friday night, fell into a
some streets. 1t was not until he was nearly
suffocated that he was rescued, and the Herald
says that bis recovery is considered doubtful.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

rea- 1t is said Lola Montez and D. V.
Gates have formed an association for a
tour Of the State i'll their professional line.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

Daring attempt to hU-Yesterday
morning, in the Arc cade Saloon, man
named Tate walked up to the notorious
Jim Tuner, and presenting revolver to
his breast, snapped it twice By some
strange mischance the pistol missed fire,
and Turner remained uninjured The af-
fair is said to have originated in the affrav
between Turner and Rains at Sacramento,
about month SINCE Com. 1dC. lSt.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

BOULDER STREET.--This old street. so much
used. but which heretofore has been so greatly
neglected we are glad to see is now undergoing
thorough improvements. E. W. Smith, our
excellent and efficient supervisor in that Dis
trict, has succeeded in removing many of the
impediments to travel, has erected a good
bridge over that branch of the street leading
to Grass Valley, and will, in a short time, have
an outlet in that direction possessing important
advantages over any other.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

The WEATHER.-On last Saturday and
Sunday we had quite fine rain, after
which it turned quite warm, and for two
or three days past we have had real sum.
mer.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

n<sa. Main street is now beng graded, and
put i'll complete order We like to see such
improvements, every one ofwhich adds so much
to the interest as well as the looks Of our atlop-
ted home.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05
The Nicaragua Steamer

Is in below, and We made ah effort to get d
Iciegraphic Dispatch, but it could not BIZ had.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05
From January l to April q

From this it will be seen that the num-
ber of passengers arriving by sea in four
months, is 1868, 2,99l being females,
and 476 children. The excess of arrivals
over departures, is 11,649. The arrivals
during month of April, are greater than
the departures By 4,6l3. At this rate,
with the increase at home, but a compare
lively short time, will be required to give
California population of one million souls
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

Ses~ MAJOR JACK DowNING, as will be seen
by reference to his advertisement, is now ready
to execute all orders in his line. Give him a
nnli
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

RAFFLE.-We would refer our readers
to the advertisement of H. A. Smith g.
Co. San Francisco. MIR. G. B. FREAR,
the agent for Nevada county. is now stop
ping at Phelps Hotel, on Main ST., where
he will at all times be ready to receive and
wait upon customers, and of whom anv
particulars of the great Rattle may be
learned.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05
Special 1ioticcs.

South xuba Mining and Sacramento Ca
nal Company.---A meeting Of lhc stockholders OF
this corporai IN will be holden the Secrcrarys Office in
Nevada ON Saturday, the 9th day OF May ot = p NJ. y
fall atio ndance is requested in person 10y proxy
l-3t~ r. W COLBIrRN Spr,v and Transrror
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05
REMOVAL.
The JOURNAL OFFICE has been removed 10
Fire PrOnG Esrick RniiAiu.r

Of 9. ". MnIforI. on Main street. rD-stairs. where
we VIII at all times be pleased to see our otn
FhlESbs, and rs many new ones a. may favor us
with their custom, in A ApyERrIslNG and JoB WoRK
- all hlnds: Bills Of are, Bill Heads, Hand B ills
Posters, dc, all of which shall be done TO the en-
tire satisfaction OF customers
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

Sierra Nevava Division, Tc. II. Sons of
Temperance, meet at their Hail. foot Of Main and
Broad streets. ever Friday evening. Al Brothers ia
good standing are requested to attend I6m-
KOBERT BOYLE. W. =.
LoRING WILLIAMS, r. :.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

BUSINESS PROSPECTS According to the Nj
ner'S Adrocatc, business is very brisk in that
section Of the country. Merchants are doing
fair business ; mechanics have plenty of work;
every department of business is improving, and
the town, in the elements of prosperity and
wealth, will be second to none in the county.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05
TO T.ET.-.

1;zA The building recently occupied by the Ne
Et;i;;;; va'i1 Journal. Broa street. EuGu r.of
A''N~' 2td +. w. SMITH, on the premises
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05
GARDINER & SARGENT,
attorneys and G0unspEI0rs al law

MAIN STREET, NEVADA.
Once over Wells Fargo s Co.'S NIullordsl new
Fire T. oOl Il lex Building
II. &. GARDINER 4 S.ror>r
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

OVERLAND PANoRAMA.-Owing to circum-
stances the managers could not foresee, this
interesting exhibition did not come off or
Monday and Tuesday last, as was contemplated
1t will come off on Monday and Tuesday next
the 8th and 9th inst We would advise all who
wish TO see a magnificent painting, to see this
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

FROM THE CAPE OF Coon HopE.-Cape
Town papers of late date announce the death
OF Slr Ii. Elliott. The colony was in state
OF great excitement in consequence of exten-
slve mineral discoveries On the Orange river
immense beds of copper ore had been found ;
ana near Cape Town, silver, copper and iron
ores had been tracked. Singapore Free Press
IELEGRAPHs IN IND1A-Madras papers no
tlce that the Electric Telegraph has been com
pleted to Poonamalee thence it will proceed
TO bansaiore, Bellary Huderabad Nagpore to
agra, at the latter place meeting the Calcutta
and Bombay lines. ID.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

CHANGEs.-By advertisement it will be
seen that Daniel o. Dart has bought out
the interest of MIR. Whitney in D;cLinson's
Exchange.
Geo. o. Kilbourn has also retired from
the firm Of Kilbourn s. Blackman.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

MooRE's FLAT.-We learn from a gen.
tleman from the above place that mining
is very prosperous there. He observed a
company of five men called the McCloud
Co., take out $1,000 on Sunday last, for
their weeks work.
The O'Brien & Moore Co., took out in
four days about 5000. There are two
men in this company, with employed
hands, making the pay per day per hand
about $22.
The water used in mining at Moore's
Flat is from the immediate ravines. and
Bloody Run, and only obtainable in wet
weather. But the Poor Mans creek ditch
owned by our old friend R. Bergman and
others, will be in, in week or ten days
1t is now operating at Orleans Flat, about
a mile above Moore's Flat.
The diggings about the Flat are very
deep, and worked by tunnels. One tun'
mel has been blasted 800 feet through solid
bed rock. 1t has been worked day and
night since last October, and has cost al
ready $4,000. 1t has to run a much greater
distance before it strikes the gravel. 1t is
called the Uuion tunnel.
Miners at Orleans Flat and Snow Point
are also highly prosperous.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

ADJoURNMENT.--Thc two branches of oul
Legislature have passed concurrent resolution
to adjourn on the 18th inst. making session
of only four months and half
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

m:A temperance House has been opened
at Diamond Springs.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

r w. Celburn is my duly authorized Attorney
during my absence from The State
i-3wS I. 4. LIVERMORE.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

BAPTIST SERVICES arc held every Sabbath Mt 10
in Iir3 Forenoon and at o'clock in tie Afternoon,
at the Dramatic Hall on Broad ST. Preaching T..
Rev J. NJ WIN.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

BsS~ The May Party gotten up by the La
dies for the purpose of liquidating the liabili
tics of one Of our churches, was well attended
and we are assured a handsome revenue was
derived.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

UoLD Dust SHIPPED TO THE ATLANTIC
oTATEs.-The amount of bullion sent forward
by the steamers of the first, was So 466 .68S
viz:
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

Ge5~ We are indebted to Adams s. Co
for the regular delivery OF Bay papers du-
ring the past week.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

Temperance Meeting every Monday evening n
lie rev Nr ramsey Church Exercises commencing ut
ct)ck. iGi J. r. iNSEY.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

REiGIous SERVICES, are bed evcry Sabbath at
10 l2 o'clock, A. NJ, and at o'clock p NJ in the
NJ. L. Church, South on Broad street
R.W BIGIIAN Pastor
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05
Masonic.

Nevada Lodgc, No. l3, T. * A ~ meets every
" !ncsday and Saturday Evenings, their Lodge
Roem Broad street. Visiting brothers IRE invited tn
attend. JAS FTTZ JAMES W NJ
e. II fArcuv, Secretary. G6l7
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

1Es5~ Wells, Fargo s. Co., have also sup.
piled us with regular files, and our cor
respondence.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

lotal' tal'............ -. S2,466, 6,6S8
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

\ Chinese newspaper entitled .hc "G I'D
Hills News" has recently been started in
San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

Aeglect-State Marine Hospital.-One
Philo Doud having arrived at the hospital
with sick friend, communicates his sub
subsequent experience to the Ereniug
Ners, as follows:
| was directed to cot in the second
ward, upon which lay an old straw mat.
tress and pillow of the same, one cotton
sheet and two blankets, all of which were
too filthy to be used by any person who had
any regard for cleanliness. After 1 had
got the patient upon the aforesaid cot,
went in pursuit of the resident physician
in order that he might receive medical at.
tendance without delay. Upon inquirine
OF the man in charge, was told that he
was out, but would return soon, and tha
my friend would be cared for in a propel
manner. This was five o'clock, P, NJ. On
the next day at IL o'clock, A. NJ, retu rn-
ed, and to my astonishment, | found the
patient as | had left him the day before
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

The s. T. Sun is responsible for the follow
ing
Q, GEMINY This is May" the merry
month of May. According to astroloev the
sign is in the arms. Countrymcn and iorers i,
:" To arms! ~
To arms, ye brave! to arms We fair!
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Sfrayed or Stolen,

ON the night of the 29th Sept, handsome Bay two
" year old FILLEY-smali star in her forehead,
bright, prominent eye, slight scratch, two side oil
her head, broke To ride.
Any information thankfully received and suitably
arded if sent b r. Snow, ST. Paul, III. T.. or il
directed TO r. N. Le2sitt.
S. p. SNOW.
Dubuque, Oct. 9th, 1854. daw-3,s
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
A SQUADRON TO GREYTOWN.
- Wasllinnfnn Oct I 1871

| learn that it has been deter mined by tn
Administration that the raZee Independence
Com. Martin, now lying in New York harbor
nearly ready TO sail, shall go TO San Juan de
Nicaragus, by way of making decided mani
festation against the British Mosquito pro,eclo-
rate. She will be accom- panied there by one
steamer at least, if not by any other vessels
1t was at first designed to give the command of
this steamer to Capt. Hollins. but Gen. Pierce
finally concluded he had better not When the
squadron arrives at San Juan, the independence
will begin by running up the flag of Nicaragua
aud saluting it; whether Com Martin is TO be
ordered to go further, and actually put Nicara-
qua in possession of the town, | am not in
formed, but II is not improbable that sonnet thing
OF that sort may BE- attempted. However, the
british man OF war Roscowen, with frigate
and CO. veiie or two, will also be on hand and
in the course of six weeks or 81, there may be
some interesting news from that quarter
~ Y, Tribune.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

CARLYLE -Friead .aysr-In this age OF
quacks, Guardians, aud mere windy, gaseous
pretenoers to heal, who blow at every street
corner, and in the face and ears of all men,
their loud, blaring Jericho trumpets and other
noisy, boisteraus wind instruments of marvel
ously twisted brass,-in such woefuI sham
ridden epoch as this, | say, it Is confirming
nay, even cheering to the earnest we'll wisher
of his race, to know there has arrived in this
world genuine Physcian-,o light once more
upon something besides mere Sanyrados and
u n MercuriaI Jalaps, with their phIebotomies,
poisons and warm water. Your Ca har,ic Pills
and Cherry Pectoral carry us forward 20 haley
Oh days-to Tillen'an pharmac opeas, when
Science, deep-diving down into the principles
OF things, shall, with infinite cunning, bring out
the genuine Elixir Vit@: for Of truth there
- manifes,y enough somew hat of that same
Lille Essence in your sub le vegetable distilla-
tons and compounds
You realize to US the visions of those pain
fullest, smoke-dried alchymists-b oo,less sex.
ers-dreamers among retorts and crucibles,
touching the quin,essen.ial hidden Virtue OF
the Universe, which should antidote distemper,
and break for man the Wheelof Time.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
AUCTION SALE.

ION SATURDAY, Oct. 18th, will be sold The follow
" ing property belonging to Mr. Marsh, to-wit:
One Brick Machine and Fixtures, in good repair-cos
$500; and llsli's Patent Brick Mould.
Two Tempcring Shafts.
.Tubs," Pits" and Brick making apparatus.
Aspecimen of the Brick made by the Machine may b
seen in Mr.. j. NJ. Marsh's house the hill
the residence of Gen. G.. w Jones.
.flso-An extra fine MICH COW.
I One span Of large Ba, matched HORSES.
One span matched PONIES, four years old.
One good single HORSE.
Two oke No CATTLE.
Two good WAGONS.
Three sets fine HARNESS.
One covered BUGGY. with tongue and shafts.
One fine covered SLEIGH in good condi ion.
One RIFLE aad case.
Two Double Barrel SHOT GUNS extra quality.
Liaerisc a lot of Household Farpare, consisting Of
Stoves Seices hairs Carpets Table and Kitchen Fur
niture, &C., &c
Likewise FORTY ACRES OF TIMBERED LAND,
three miles from town, adjoining the Fite Farm ownea
by wager to the right of the Poos Road. On said ~
acres is good spring. and will yield thousand cords
If Wood living in the :. w quarter of the n. E, quar-
ter of Sec. 81, Townsh D 90, n. range East
To be sold al the Auction Room OF X. Cox. Sale to
commences at 10 O'Clock A. Nj.
r. cox, Auctionee'.
The sale positive. the owner is going Ia leave the
eoantry For particulars call at the Auction Store OF
r. Cox befTe the day of sale.
5 October 9TH, 1854 DOT
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
STOCK OF GROCERIES
1T Wholesale and Retail.

CONSISTING of Groceries and Liquors cf all kinds
~ by JOHN kRiES,
On Main street, doors below 2nd street. at the old
stand.
June 26 1854 dw6n
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

DART Of RATTRAY's; Goods have arrived II as;
IL after being detained about 90 tys ON the wat
HURRAH again fos railways. Among the ps'rtit
arrived there sp ndid lot of Prayer Books, Bible;
iolywater Fonts Cruriyes, Rnsaries, &c, as' Tfa,.
Of mind, Irish Settlers in Aaie rica and great lot
Catholic Literature alto, he Old Brew, -, Hot Corn
Mrs parilns'o Mrs. pariins.on,s uarpel gas o run
Farm Fence with nearly 600 vols. Of Literature o
Jail kinds aud guea. int of other xings which he will
|seii thu will make purchasers stare, and say
THAT Rattray's is the Store after all
Ps.-A splendid lot OF Pictures, Picture Franfs
|NoGlding;, &c,
One cher more for Railroads.
- June 81, 1854. dswtiecl
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

CTATE OF IOWA, Dubuque Conn y, ss.--in the
- Ds'r ct Cour. of Dubuque County 10 October Term
A. ID. 1854
Ben NJ. Samuel., vs. II. 2. Hall.
TO R. p HalI-Sir: You are hereby notified TINT there
is now on file in the off Of the Clerk of he Dis riot
Court of Dubuque ouniy Pc ilion of Ben NJ >anues.
claiming of you the sum of one hundred dollars as
money due for rervices rendered as an Attorney and
for money p,ii out and expended You al your in
and request, AMI hat unless you appear and
answer thereto before the third day Of October
next, Judgn II be rendered against You thereon
Sep a, 1854 BEN NJ. SA MUELS.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

The Baltimore Patriot contains an article in
which The National lntellgencer is very or per
~ and pointedlv rebnked. for i S persevering
attempt 10 create the impression that the Ne
braska bill is dis,asiefu to the Snnthern people,
and particularly to Southern whigs-or at least
is not cordially sustained by them. Such an idea
as every well informed Southern man knows, is
utterly absurd and false. The South has BEEN
and still is, almost a unit upon that question:
Richmond Wing.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
NO. sal.
NOTICE

OF Establishment Of Sarregors G3aera ard Of Land 0fee
for the Territories of .EEig .MEXIC0, WASHLNG
Tow, OREGON aad .aEN.TESo7.i
N pursuance o. law, the President of tn, United
States has directed that for the present the fol OWNS
shall be the sites of the Offices for the Surveying
Land bis riots created by acts passed al The iae session
of ongress, viz:
The Office tor he Surveyor General of New Mex;c,
10 be oca ed at SANTA FE ana That Tor the >urveyo
General of Washing on Territory at OLYMPIA.
The Offices for The Register and Receiver for Wash
ngton Territory also at OLYMPIA; those Tor Oregon
Territory at OREGoS CRY; those for he w mona Dis
tr;c, in Minnesota TER tory, WiNoNa and those IL
Red Wing District, also in Minnesota Territory, at
Wine.
Gwen under my hand, at the city of Washington
this twenty fourth day of August, A. D. 1854.
JOHN WILSON.
Commissioner Of the General Land OSee
Dubuque, Sep. h, 1851. 6w
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
R.l,imore Oct. 4

New Orleans papers Of Tuesday are receiv-
ed. A steamer has arrived al that port with
Brownville dates to the 10Th.
The Revolutionists in Mexico had considers
able success and had ATTAINED posse ssion oil
several towns, including Monterey
The Government troops will be unable te
check them.
Indian depradations on the American side oil
the Rio Grande were very numerous
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
Washington, Oct. z

I washington, Oct. z.
The statement that the British Consul, at
| Blewsf.lds, has notified the people OF San Juan
| that they mus, not expect British interference
against The United States, is fully confirmed
Tie revived rumor that Soule is about to re-
turn home is credited
Mr. Buchanan's return from London at the
expiration of two years services is considered
settled
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
70 PARENTS & GUARDIANS

MANCHESTEIR'S GYMNASIUM.
TIME undersigned wo,d respectfully announce that
he is ready 10 receive nan,s for the Jhveniie
Glass, which he proposes forming at his Gymnasium
uitabe preparations nave been made, and he Is now
ready give lie to all those who may desire it,
Boys ffom to IA years age, will find Implements of
exercise adapted to their years.
Hours OF instruction from TO 0 A. NJ an! from TO
p NJ. 9-Room oyerP II. ,'onger's Store, Main street,
s. P. MANCHESTER, Manager.
Dybuou> August % 1854 diff.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
G. GILLIAN. C. j. Gil aPL:SF.
Brokers 6 La,nl AGENTS

ysNGE undersigned wouli respectfully infnrm the
eitiz OF Duhggne, and he pabc generally, rilat
th. have IN d IN uic in Dh.iq lie, where iel will
give fhJir exclusive attention t. Any bus i'll Their
line, will nd mono. tea, Esa'e and I,srona Pro-
periy Securities. Also, d. a general .-errY business
suci as huYing, seag locating aGd entering i.andg
pa ing Taxes an tH.kag collections &c, &c, deal in
al kinds o! Cold q n silver T., in, &c.
Office nnrt! side 4ih Street. hts"neu under the Citv
Hotel, Dubuque Iowa. GILLIAN & CUirl4INE.
| June l+t 1854 dwv