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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-04
ClotI1ing.
THE CLOTHIER's SONG S

THE CLOTHlER'S SONGS
Che comes, che comes, the Summer comes
Ger mountain and meadow now,
With sparkling dew on her fairy feet
And roses on her brow.
And the trees put on their garments green,
And the meads their vests OF gold,
To welcome her back 10 gardens gEy,s
That laugh at Winter old.
And shall not we, Ike the joeund flowers
Put on our vestments rare,
To meet the summer should meet,
A queen 30 bright and fair
Yes we shall dreas IN sken sheen,
And in gossiner 30 fine,
And wen 60 forth, nor feel oppressed
While the sunbesrns on US shine.
Then let Us to MAcuLLAR's go,
At the sign Of the Full Dressed Man
Aud we shall And the rarest robea,
That We could wish to don.
Five thousand vests, ten thousand coata
All striped, or In floral bloom
With sprigs Of the richest flowers are sove,l
With beauty, but with no Perfume
The zephyr coat of brown mohair
And Alpaca black wen find,
With the golden Nankin and Linen White,
And the bingham stripe combined.
You may look, with a lantern, far and wido
For place to suit you more,
But you meier can be suited SO well as at
Macullar & Willlams's Store.
WILLIAMS d CO.
271 Pipcr's Block, Main Street,
SION OF THE FULL DRESSED MIN,
have just received one Of the largest Stocks on record
Of every variety Of cheap, fashionable and desirable
SUMMER CLOTHING, which they are selling at tho
lowest remunerative prices They also continue 70 mako
The best Custom Clothes in the City.
He who consus economy and taste viii call at Macuar
Williams Co.'s, without delay. myl5 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-04

HINOR SALE-rhe good will and Stock in trade OF
Il Grocery Store, doing good cash business, and in
frst-rate location. Apply at this Office.
jeI4 diff
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~ RIGHT, DRIYE ON

MENTIONS is the place to buy House Papers, Room
Borders Paper Curtains, Chimney board Prints Dadoes
Statues, Eial Figures Qarge as fe Panoramas (prined
In high coors,) Mouldings with Corners for Panel work.
Centre pieces for ceilings; Church papers. &C.. see
Cheap. Cos why he has just received large invoice
from Deliccurt's Mandatory, Paris.
2o7 Main Street is the Place.
mch2D diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-04

EDUTTER--On hand, and receiving daily, EXTRA
Id LIMP BUTTER, from some Of the best Diaries In
Ne country. bv G.. H. HARLOW,
mv2o dtf 3s Front Street.
,nOLONG.-50 Chests " Fine,D Extra Fine, and
tail. nv II. GRIFFIN " co.
je8 dn
TNXTRA F'LOC RIO bbs. Spatding's Double
~ Ertra Flour, this day received frem the manuac-
,rer and for sale by II. GRIFFIN L CO.
je2s dtf
CUMMINGS PATENT SELF-HEAT.
~ ING FLATIR0NS.-Usefu and economical For
ale by =. FOSTER & CO.,
mvia d3nig 232 Main st,
- PARASOLS! PARASOLS IA large
~ assortment of PARAs0LS may be found at
lie t-2 Main Street.
rect from the Manufactory selected expressly for this
arket They win be sold for small profit CAN and see
the Music Store, 172l Main Street A. MARSH
nye dH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-04

NEACHINISTS' TOOLS FOR SALE
1VA Two Engine Lathes, II and &c inch swing;
Vertical Drill Boring and Growing Machine-bore
from 6nch hole; Birthstone; Portable Forge,
sc. Inquire of j. WALTON,
je22 diff Engineer in junction Shop.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-04

NEW Ptl OBLIGATIONS, RECEIVED AT 90
Az Main st.. this day, March 81. E. N. TUCKER, Agent
The Breughel Brothers, by @. H Lodge, 200
Epic of the Starry Heavens, by 7. L. Harris, rs
Merrimack, or Life at the LOOM by Lee, 100
Voyage to the West Coast of Africa by Carues 100
Elot's American Fruit Grower's Guide, 1,26
The Secretary, or Crcumst&ntial Evidence, 90
The Shekinah, vols 1850
The Working Mans Way in the World LOO
The Lamplighter, or Boston and its vicinity. 100
Mass State Register for 1854 l,25
New edition Revised Statutes, VOL, 800
Supplement to $50
De Quincy's Letters to Young Man. rs
Philosophical Writings, vols, l,50
Old Brewery and the New Mission House, rs
Hot Corn, or Life Scenes in New York, ILLUSTRATED,
by Scion Robinson, author of "Wld Mage e,'
"AIadelina,n &c. 125
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Rrol Gstatc.

"a FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN!
"a 2 two story HOUSES, Lagrange st., will be
Esll&sold cheap, for cash approved credit. Said
Houses are well built of the best of Materials and in
good modern style, with good WATER commanding Of
the pleasant cites In the city The present
wishing to change his business wishes sell both these
houses as soon possible will b. sold both together or
separate For particulars inquire of ]. 5. SMALL, on
the premises.
Worcester May %, 1864. DIFF
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IesF Ir, - WAGONS FOR SALES
E>e{sTF5 ~ NEW LIGHT WAGONS for sale. Also,
ty91@1S1I Wagons made to order. Apply to
49, j. 0. BROOKS, Worthwhile.
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NXCELSEOR.-ME GATES TAFT, re
II pectfuly inform their friends and the public that
In addition their former premises, they have fitted up
elegant suite Of Saloons in the story above their old
stand where ladies' and gentlemen be supplied with
all the decaces and uxurie to be found in well Ordered
restaurant. Entrance to the upper Saloons by tn stair
way 241 Main it, by the store, 239 Main ST. Fruits,
CONNECTIONS Ices Ice Creams &c. always be obtained
at Gates x Taft's. je2Sdtf
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HAAS DREssINc AND BATHING.-

HEAR DYE.-M0REY's MAGIC HAIR DYE is
of the most perfect agents for cooring the hair
that has been discovered In transforms light red,
grey hair into the beautiful permanent brown
black, without iniurng the growth of the caPLas, but
rather tending soften and lubrcate it. This ncompar
able Dye be had, wholesale and retail, at J. MoREY
COR No. Foster street under the American House.
Also, at the principal druggists. jy3 d3m
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NIHOR SALE--A lot of first rate MANURE, and
e some SWINE, both pigs and shoats. Also, one or
two Teams for jobbing Enquire Of j. II GOULD,
les diff Lafayette street.
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The Beautiful and Talented Young American Commedi-
enne, LA BELLE oCEANA, in two favorite characters,
supported by the whole of this Talented Troupe.
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TRUNKS, vALISES, AND CARPET
4 BAGS-of the best manufacture for sale low, at
APPS d&wtf MERRILLs, 22l Main st
SSPRING STYLE HATS & CAPS--of the
- best quality, cheap, at MERRILL'S
p5 d&wn 221 Main at.
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Ok DOE. PATENT SKTRTS-In Slate
~ - Brown and Bleached, just received, at the CITY
STORE Ladies' please call and examine them; they
the best article manufactured for comfort and durability.
j. H. CLARK & CO..
jun2 diff 152 Main street.
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ENOLMANsS BITTERs-At wholesale and Re,
Z TAIL by ]. Q. Hull, Druggist,
iel2 22Q Main ST.
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On MONDAY EVENING, July 3d. will be presented,
the beautiful Drama Of the
CROSS OF GOLD; Or, THE MAlDENs Vow.
Sergeant Austerlitz, Howard Mannee La Belle 0ceana.
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RIxA NS!i FANS.-Just received the richest as
hN sorment of
Spanish, Bridal, Sandal Wood SiIUered, aud
Canton Fans,
ever offered in this Market. Please call and examine
them, at Sign of the BIG FAN, first door North Amer
can Tememperance House. c. c. COLEMAN.
myl0 dis3fn
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GOAP.-2o cases Soda Soap; Is bbls. Oil Soaps for
y sale by G. S. & A. j. HOWE,
niahl5 diff Worcester Bank Block.
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23

RAlLRoADs.-The New York Tribune
shows from the following notice, that the
connection of the great Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad is nearly completed with the
railway system of the wonderful Vest
The Central Railroad of Ohio is now with
in fifty miles of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. This has been occasioned by
the recent extension of the road to Zanes-
vile from Cambridge, eighty-fve miles
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will in
the course of this year be in full commu-
nication with the railway system of the
West.
The Tribune gives the length of fifteen
Western Railroads at 1,713 miles; total
cost 1911, sol; average cost per mile
S23. 500. The receipts Of twelve of them,
which have been in full operation year,
are given at $7,089, ,173-expenses S.
4s0. .89s-profits $500, ,275; giving net
profit on the stock at 1-2 per cent.
It also states that the receipts on all Of
them are steadily on the increase.
The West is being covered with rail
roads, and they are developing her resour-
ces as if by magic. The turn Of California
IS coming-Sac. Union.
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23

IMPRovEMENrs.-- .--McAllister & Shafer are
now putting up very good framed building at
the lower end of Main and Broad streets, ex-
tending from one street to the other. It will
be ready for occupation in a few days, and will
add considerably to the appearance of that
part Of the street.
Crush has also been enlarging and material
ly improving the Pacific Restaurant, which we
should have called attention to last week.
Crush keeps an excellent house, and our friends
wishing to stop in that part of the town cannot
do better than call on him. See adv.
b9Skillman & Bro. are about commencing
fire-proof brick, next door to McAllister's, S,
running from Main to Broad SITS. This firm
taking the place of Hirt & Russell, deserve the
most favorable consideration from those deal
ing in their line. They are straightforward
men, whose style of dealing is to live and let
live-such men as we love to see prosper. We
regret, however, that they contemplate build
ing brick only one story high.
The building of Landeker & Haas on Com
mercial street, is steadily progressing, and when
completed will be good building.
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23

Cool WEArHER-On Saturday after
noon last, we had fine shower of rain.
which made all nature in the vegetable line
look much revived. Since then, however
we have experienced degree of cold not
usual for this time of year.
On Thursday morning the thermometer
hanging within-doors was as low as 40
and heavy frost outside. The days how
ever are very agreeable, never being toe
warm for comfort.
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23

rAiAL AecIDENT.--William Downey, for
merry OF Warren Co. Kentucky, and more re
Gently from West Vernon Co., Missouri, where
ne has mother and sisters residing, was killed
on Wednesday last at Montezuma about 81,
miles from here by the handle of the w;ndlas,
at which he was at work, striking him on the
left temple, and rupturing the Lateral Sinus o.
the brain. The patient never spoke after the
accident, or was sensible He lived about six
hours after the blow. Every effort and kind
ness was rendered him by his relative Georg,
Downey and his fellow-miners that were posi-
BILE, assisted by the skill OF Doctors Wyatt and
Skinner as soon after the accident as possible
KY. and Mo. papers please notice
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23
Sacramento Valley Railroad,

We take the following extract from the
Union Of the goth. The editor seems to
speak from personal observation and
from it, too, we would judge, the letting
will take place in short time -
Mr.. Judah has drawn maps and profles
Of the road, which at glance show the
face of the country, the course of the river,
the line of the wagon road, and the two
lines which have been run and marked for
the railroad. One of these is the expert
mental line, which was run before the face
of the country had been examined the
other he is new running and locating, as
the probable line of the road. This line on
Saturday, had been located to Alder Creek,
which is some eighteen miles from the
city. 1t is run from the city limits back
of all the farms on Brighton flat, and strikes
about half mile north of the Suffer race
course; thence to near the ten mile house.
where slight curve was found necessary.
From this point the line is perfectly straight
to MIR. Buckley's Monte Criste house, and
the cutting and filling at no point exceeds
three feet. BY running outside the former
to the ten mile house, the distance is in~
creased some six hundred yards, but from
that point to the Monte Cristo House, the
direct fine shortens the distance, as COM
pared with the road, thousand yards. At
some points the stakes are fully mile and
a half from the travelling road. We learn
from Mr.. Judah that he intends to locate
two lines from here to the Ten Mile House,
and probably all the way to Negro Bar.
The grade, for the first ten miles, is ten
feet to the mile, and from thence to the
point where it is proposed to cross the Riv-
er, at Negro Bar, the ground is found to
rise so as to give uniform grade of fifteen
feet to the mile. The first division of Sec
tons will be ready to let in few days ;
or as soon as the Directors choose to ad-
vertise fer proposals.
The line Mr.. Judah is now locating will
strike the river about half mile above
Negro Bar ) or, rather, that distance from
the store Of the Messrs Meredith. 1t touch
es the river at point which nature has,
seemingly, designed for bridge. The
river Is narrow, as it canons for several
miles above, and each bank is formed of
massive beds of granite-form;ne natural
abutmsnts, which nothing short of an earth
quake can move. So much is the river re.
duced in width, that two arches will reach
easily from bluff to bluff.
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23

WING CoNvENrIoN.--By reference to anoth-
ler column, it will be seen that the whig county
convention has been set for the goth of July,
at which time delegates to the state convention
to assemble at Sacramento on the 25th will be
chosen, and candidates for the legislature, and
county officers selected. Though for some of
our county Offices there are several aspirants,
we believe that the most perfect good feeling
exists, and we have not the least doubt that a
united and well-directed effort will be made
this fall to redeem this county from the bonds
of loco-focoism with which we have been en-
numbered for the last two years. More partic-
ularly have the doings Of the past winter left a
lasting impression on the minds of the people
of California.
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23

pE By reference to card In another
column it will be seen our old friends
Smith j. Chase have associated for the
practice of law, and established themselves
in the office formerly occupied by II. c
Gardiner on Broad street.
T. B. Mcfarland, Esq, has also coma
menced the practice Of law, in our town
He is young man; has world Of chance
before him, in which to make for himself
name and fortune.
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23
WHIG COUNTY CONVENTION.

A whig County Convention will be held in
Nevada on Thursday, July goth, at 10 o'clock
A. N. to nominate County Oficers, members of
the Legislature, and ten delegates to the Wing
State Convention at Sacramento on the 25th
of July.
The basis ofrepresentation will be one voting
delegate for each one hundred votes cast in
each township at the last general election, and
an additional one for every fraction over twen-
ty five votes. The following is the apportion-
ment for each township, by the returns of the
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23

RG- We are indebted to Wells, Fargo
8 Co. for the Marysville Herald of yester-
day. The Masonic Fraternity are making
extensive preparations for the celebration
st. Johns day, on which occasion R.
II. Taylor will deliver the oration.
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23

All Whig voters are requested to meet in
their respective townships on Saturday, July
18th, at o'clock P NJ, and choose the number
of delegates to which they are entitled, to-wit !:
Nevada township, court house, Nevada Grass
Valley township, Grass Valley; washington
township, Washington Bridgeport township,
San Juan Eureka township, Moore's Flat !;
Little York township, Little York Rough
and Ready township, Rough and Ready Bear
River township, Johnsons Crossing.
BY order of County Committee,
III. DAVIS, Chm.
A. A. SARGENT, Sec'y.
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23

BgHThe arena being bnilt by Messrs.
Hughes & Co. at the Union Race Course
is one of the most magnificent affairs oi
the kind in the United States. 1t is 275
feet in circumference inside the ring,
around which are 5 tiers of seats, made
of iuch and half boards, thoroughly bra
ced In every direction, and capa bic of seat
ing 1000 persons.
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23
Arrivals at the Metropolis Hotel.

c. Hunt D. T. EImore o. T. Ames, G. N. Elliott,
Cherokee; T. F. Hardgrave, e. T. Darling, Selby
Flat; G.. w. Chesley s. F., Newron J. Robertson;
James Delavan, Grass Valley; H Gray, Thomas
Coles, w. w. Gardiner, Frenchmans Bar Albert
Millikin; Charles g. Staples, Eureka; E. P. Mar
seIlers; Charles H. Seymour, John Parr, George
Davis, John Chammous, Isaac Sturn, J. H. Cain, J.
F. Mccormick; J. w. Allen Mrs Smith, Miss sophie
Edwin, A. Folland Sacramento city }. NJ Kent end
lady, e. Erich, s. Hunt, G.. Dawson M. J. Dunn
phrey. s. F.; Robert Wilson, Wm. F. Arnold. Wm.
New Kinney, A. Davis; Jacob Searfess, James
Abofens, 81. Wagensr: Mr.. Ahelley and lady, B. M
Ackman, r. D. Shipley, T. Kan, T. Phillips.
WEDNESDAY, June q.
James Delavan, Grass Valley; A Mclean. d A.
Thompson, Wm. Engle, ]. R. Brown. Henry G.
Moore, James Goar, Chss. Burke, Charles A. King
and valet Samuel 9. Davis, T, Haydock.
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23

ba~ The Methodist and Presbyterian Sab.
bath Schools will turn out in procession on the
4th of Jnly. We rejoice to see these institu
tions indicate as much prosperity as they do
In the procession, each school is to be headed
oy most magnificent banner and marchin,
70 some grove, probably on Turner's Ranch
WOODS Ravine, will be served with most ele
CANT and sumptuous repast, and listen to som
appropriate addresses.
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23

Boots and Shoes...-Gentlemen wishing to pro-
cure the most fashionable stylish Boots and Callers
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
menf Is one of the largest and varied and most val
liable to be found in the country Espenscheds prices
are as reasonable as the quality of his goods are excellent
descriptions. 33m
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23

~At last accounts it was supposed the
election in Calaveras had resulted in di-
vision Of the county, though it can not
be ascertained positively until the vote has
been officially counted.
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23

The Foot Race.-A foot race came of
over the Union Race Course on Satur.
day last, between Sam Holding of Grass
Valley. celebrated English runner, and
= Markum, Of Nevada dis. 500 yards,
for 5000 aside. Betting went on lively
on the TURF, two to one being offered on
Holding, and good deal of cash was about
to change hands. The race was beautifully
contested, the combatants coming out even.
From the start Markum run ahead, and
kept his advantage until he had completed
the first 450 yards, being some ten yards
ahead from which time he failed, and in
the last fifty yards Holding caught up,
making an even race.
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23
WING COUNTY coMnrTTEE-No

TICE.-All members of the above body are requested
to meet on Tuesday, 10th inst the Office of Stanton
Buckner, Nevada, O'CLOCK P. NJ TO attend to impor-
tant business.
The following are the committee Stanton Backner, A.
a. SARGENT H. Davis, J. N. Turner, 1. Williamson, OF
Nevada; C. D. Cleveland, Grass Valley John Montgom-
cry, Rough Ready J. H. Montgomery. Little York
n G. Harrison, Bridgeport; j. P Mcclure, Cherokee r.
c. WYATT Grizzly Bear; Mr.. Wood, Bear River.
fdll attendance is requested. Il. DAVIS. Chm'n
A. A SARGENT, sec'y. slw
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23
Arrivals at the United States Hotel.

Arrivals at the United States Hotel.
TUESDAY, June 20, 1854.
VIM. F. Berry. Cherokee; + Fl. Nichelos, II. G.
Halcomb, T. ]. Dockson and brother, VIM. Cortha,
Thomas 6. Smith, VIM. r. Stewart San Francisco
Joseph L. Keperswath, John B. Thurst, A. L.
Hodge, E. Berel, c. NJ. Service, A. Nav, G. Nc
Elroy, VIM Wright, VIM. Duling, George Will
liams, James Mooney. ]. B. Berum.
"WEDNESDAY, June 81.
r. Wallis, g. B. w. Tuney, Cherokee Express;
F. A. Leondra, Jas. M. Stephings; s. l.. Lewis,
Daniel Hastin, w. F. Litten E K. Finney, J. N.
Lee, Geo. Williams, s. wright J. N. Summers J.
8. Summers, VIM. Carly, Thos. Umfry, J. c. Polied,
Jahn Jones.
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23

24rH OF JuNE.-By reference to an
advertisement in another column, it will be
seen the Masonic fraternity are going to
celebrate the 24th of June (St. Johns Day.
in style becoming that ancient order
A. B. Dibble will deliver an Grafton, after
which splendid dinner will be served up
at the Metropolis Hotel.
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23

nA-We are indebted to Adams & Co
Tor copy of the Union of Monday-fo1
the regular delivery Of files, and particu.
larly for their kindness in forwarding some
paper from the city at the earliest possible
moment
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23

A race will come off at the Union Race
Course on Saturday, June 18th, at 2 o.
clock P. NJ, in which Mr.. Tucker names
his br. G. Downey Pony, and Mr. Jones
names his g. m. Mary Miller; dis. 1-2
mile, for 100 dollars aside.
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23

Great Race.-From the San Francisco
Commercial Advertiser we learn that the
owner of the famous racer "Rhode Island
has consented to make a match between
him and the well-known horse "New
York" for three mile heats, which will be
the first three mile race "Rhode Island"
ever made. The match is to come off on
SUNDAY next.
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23
The Fourth at the Rnne Coxrx-Ml

The Fourth at the Race Coxrss Mr..
VIM. H. Benton, of the Beatty House
Grass Valley, who is well known as one Of
the best caterers in the country, will get
up the dinner for the Fourth at the Union
Race Course. The preparations now GO
ing on are of tire most extensive as well as
Of the best kind. Everything that can
add to the luxury or enjoyment of the oc-
casien, will be provided: Mr.. Benton
spares no expense in procuring meats, veg.
etables and wines of the costliest kinds
and cooks we'll known for their ability to
do justice to their undertaking. which ad-
ded to his acknowledged taste in the Sc.
lection of proper material, cannot help but
make this one of the most sunptuous
feasts that has ever been gotten up in the
country.
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23

Acknowledgment TO H. 4. Stiles OF
the Broad street book store, for Harper's
and Graham's Magazines, the Dublin Ma
ton, and various pictorials, for all which
we are under many obligations.
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23

Frisbie's Concert Hall and Drawing
Roem Theatre.-Mr. Frisbie having enlarged the
Stage and otherwise altered and reed his Hall for Cox
cERrs and the elegant and
comfortable place in the mountains, for such purposes
would call the attention of Companies and Artistes
to whom he win lease on favorable terms 5,e
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23

B@We are indebted to Wells, Fargo
& Co., for the delivery of exchanges during
the week past.
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23

No The County Convention of Butte
county assembled at Bidwell on Saturday
the 18th, and nominated A. H. Barber and
G. G. Lincoln as candidates for the AS.
sembly.
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23

r@.Our District Court was to have COM
menced its session last Monday but was
postponed until Thursday, and from thence
until tomorrow. 1t will commence then,
unless the judge should be sick, as it is
we'll known he is liable to sudden attacks.
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23

nM- JOHN B. CARTER was elected jus
tice of the Peace Of Eureka township, at
the special election on Monday last.
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23

New Stage Line.---Messrs. Bowers & ALI
son have commenced running tri-weekly stag
line from this place to Forest city.