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The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

SENAToRsHlP.-The Marysvlle Herald
comes to US filled with able articles. In n
recent issue Is leader strongly urging the
selection OF senator from the northern
portion Of the State. We concur in its
ideas, with one reservation. Tell US who
the man is. We will give all cur aid to
good man from this section, but prefer a
good man from any portion, rather than
some of the notorious!y bad ones that are
figuring for the office in the quarter named
as s|ne qnc non. And certainly, let it
be new laan-one who has grown up
with the State, and who did not come here
for Office. Jaded political hacks have rep
resented US long enough.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29
Walieupa Mines and Ditch.

McAnliy & Co. are running a tunnel into
Walloupa Hill, 6 by feet, at cost of $40
per foot. They are in about so feet, and will
have to go 800 feet.
Johnson & Hanna are also tunuelling in the
same hill. Their diggings, from the prospects,
should pay from SO to SIC per day.
Harding & Kill;an are cutting down the bed
rock and putting up an excavator. They ar9
preparing e31l the winters work.
he ditch is about being completed to that
place. and miners are getting in readiness for
good times
The Chalk Bluff Water and Lumber Co.'S
ditch to Red Dog (now Brooklyn and Wal
loupa, after being completed for thirteen miles
and half has stopped for the last IS months,
and these towns and their vicinity, with an i'm
mcnse extent Of diggings have languished and
lain idle for want Of water. The stock was di-
vided into sixty shares, owned by members
who could not complete the work DR.. Dele
van of Grass Valley and Edw'd Williams have
become the owners of one half the whole stock
Of the company, including the excellent steam
saw mill and James Churchman of Nevada,
President Of the company, has bought up the
other half Of the concern. They have now four
miles and three quarters to finish, three quar-
ter to dig and four miles to fume. They have
started the mill running night and day. and
are now completing the work as rapidly as
strong force Of men and teams can drive it..
They are determined to have the entire work
completed by the first of November, whea the
two towns of Brooklyn and Walloupa will be
lively and fourishing places, and new life DIFF
fused into that part Of the county.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29
"a Communication from Orleans Flat newt
v-1nl-

AcoTnENTs.--W learn from N!r. Dobscr
that a man named Buchanan was seriously in
JGrea at Orleans Fiat on Wefnesday last BY
drilt eaving in on him. His spine was injured
so that although he will probably recover, he
will be a cripple.
"A man. name unknown, had two of his Gn-
gers blown off by the premature discharge ofa
blast, at Disputed Bar, on TIE Middle Yuba.
on Tuesday last.
a frenchman, at Minnesota, Oh Friday last.
wnlie trimming tree he had felcd on the side
hili' cut from under the log the limb that
served as a prop when it rolled on to him,
crushing him very badly, so that he died on
Saturday night.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

Two DRoMIos.- A well dressed boy
was brought before the police court in Bos-
ton for discharglng piece of fireworks in
the street, contrary 10 law. AS the trial
was about to proceed, twin brother of the
accused presented himself, and so perfect
was the resemblance, b,th as to dress and
features, between the two, that the officer
who witnessed the offence and made the
arrest was unable to swear which was the
offender, and both were permitted to depart
in conseQuence.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

The Heritage Of French Emprcs,cs There
is a scandal just now prevalent in England
that the same miserable tragedy is about to
be acted in France which was played in Ma
poleon the Greats time, and which dishonored
and broke the heart of the Empress Josepheue
Hereditary succession will be the cause of this
cruel and unnatural act, if it be accomplished
In the case of the great Napoleon, the excuse
was that Providence had afflicted the Empress;
in the case of Napoleon Ill, the universal
opinion is that life of gaiety and excess has
brought its natural curses on the emperor.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

A GREAT RACE came off over the Glen
brook Course on Saturday last, attended
by large concourse Of people from this
place and Grass Valley. The horses run
were Bones ofIlelm E. May, and Colon
el'' Of Adams s, Co. Betting rar high and
great deal of money changed hands. On
the first heat, Bones ran the mile in two
minutes and one second, and in the second
two minutes and fourteen seconds, beating
in both about three lengths.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

BROAD STREET Drug SToRE.-Dr. Alban,
proprietor Of this establishment has really
splendid stock Of drugs, medicines, paints, oils,
varnishes, pcrfumery, and all the articles that
go to make up complete Establishment Of the
kind. The attention of painters is particularly
requested to his stock DR.. Alban is an edu-
Gated physician, and puts up prescriptions with
care. For further particulars see his advcr-
ment in another column.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

NEW YORK, August 8.-The steamer Ercs-
son went down the bay this morning on trial
trip, with one engine only; the other will be
ready Tor use in about a week We under
stand that steam has been substituted for hot
air, but the steam is generated and applied on
principle much more economised than that
now in use.
This amounts to saying that the hot air
scheme does not succeed, but has failed and is
abandoned by its projectors and friends. The
Ericsson is to be a steamboat and nothing else
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

4 .Serere Punishmem.-We learn from
Capt. Hewell, that man came to the
lookup last evening and claimed shelter
for the night under circumstances of a
peculiar nature His head was completely
shaved, not a vestage Of hair upon the
cranium, in fact nothing visible but the
bare seal p His back was one mass of
coagulated blood. caused he said, by fifty
stripes being inflicted upon him, at Fort
McHenry.
In answer to questions from the captain,
lie stated that he had been a soldier in the
U. S. Army, stationed at Fort McHenry,
and that he lad deserted, and on being
arrested, was sentenced TO have his head
shaved, to receive fifty lashes upon the
bare back, and be drummed out OF the SER
vice, which had accordingly been done.-
Since writing the above, we have learned
ihat the name of the man is Patrick Kelly.
We also understand that the two buglemen
who were detailed to lash him are now
under arrest because they did not lay on
the lash with more severity. It il snid
they will also be punished.-Bah Patriot.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

PoPULoUs.-"At the late election" says the
Mountain Democrat, "there were eleren Mous-
and fre hundred and .forty5fre votes polled in
Ell Dorado county 1900 more than in San
Francisco! FL Dorado is still the Empire
county" The Democrat is slightly mistaken
San Francisco county polled IL $40 votes, just
one more than Ell Dorado. Pretty close, that
S. F. Herald
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

A GREAT SrEcULATIoN-On the 18th inst,
says the Jackson Sentinel, The company own
ing the French Quartz Mill brought claim
on New York Hill for $3.50, and on Saturday
and Monday took out specimens valued at
$4,000, and the lead continues quite as rich
as at first. There has been quite Juror Gre
ated by this rich discovery
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29
MY Brother.
WRITTEN EY ~. L. rowLRR.

WRITTEN rr NJ. L. rOwLRR.
The topmost branch is broken
From Off the family tee,
And there is now voice of sorrow
Where glafness used 20 be;
Of sorrow for our brother
The youngest Of the band,
His youthful feet have led the way
Into distant land
Alas! alas! sweet brother
Cur brother fair and vounC.
We miss the light of thy glad smiles
The music of thy tongue;
We mourn with bitter mourning,
For our hearts are crushed and sore
When we think Of our brother
Who comes to rs no more.
Oar bright and brave young brother
He has gone to that far distant Rud
With his fre sh beauty and strength
Unwasted by decay.
No sorrow yet had found him,
No heavy shades of care
Was on his hear, but only hope
And gladness rested there.
Ijc went forth in the morains
With a heavy heart and eye.
I2ut that long and lonesome night
Brought hlm not back TO us.
He went to dig the pccons Go.d
Beneath California skies;
Yet dearest brother we have not forcet vcu
In that far and distant land.
We hope that God will bless you
And bring Won bace 10 Us again;
Yet ifit lie His holy viii
To take you to thc silent tomb
Before your faca we see,
Then we viii hope TO meet
In the port c1lled Heaven.
Where the gold will never RI st.
Oh. young glad hearted brother,
Our hearts are bowed with grief
To think our mothers summer child
Should be so far away;
And to sec her sadly dropping
And pinng day by day
For the light of that dear Joyous face
Which is in the distant land.
And to see our dear old Mother
Bowed down with age and caro-,
And the burden Of heavy grief
Which she so meekiy bears.
OH our home is so o1ely,
Our hearts are crushed aud sore,
Thinking Of brother dear
That's in a dis tant land.
And ever more to miss you
In every path we tread~
When to the church lonely walk
miss YOU there dear brother
Though all the pews be filed
There is still vacancy which none
But you alone can fill,
My dearest brother
,ptember %, 1954-lwr
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

Bag~ The Nevada Hebrew Society although
Just organized numbers 40 paying MEMBERS
The objects the society has in view are to keep
up Jewish burying ground, and to assist
sick members by personal or pecuniary aid. A
piece of ground for a cemetery has been taken
up near Turner's sawmil, and fenced in at a
cost of about $3.50 The officers of the society
are C, Joscpeson, President, A. Rosenheim,
Secretary, and IT. Baruh. Treasurer.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

EFFECTS OF THE SCHUYLER FRAUD.-Col
Fuller, writing to the N. Y. Mirror, from New
port, remarks:
1t is said that many persons who had en-
gagged houses here for the summer. have been
cruelty prevented by the,,Schuyler fraud. Men
land women too) who counted on stock profits,
or stock dividends, to pay their summer cxpen-
ses, have been obliged to stay at home Or re-
tire to more economical quarters. OF course
Mr.. Schuyler gets daily blessing from the
who have been defrauded of money
and disappointed of pleasure through his over
issues Among other hard things said of him
is the following damnable inuendo,' which was
put to a breakfast party interrogatively Do
you remember the fact that many years ago,
Robert Schuyler was President of the New
Jersey transportation Company ?-that Mr.
nandy OF this town was Treasurer Of that
Company THAT there were large defa!cations
discovered; and that poor Handy was found
dead with vial of strychnine by his side p
VI course we all remembered all these circum-
stances but the questions were answered by
an aTfui silence that made one shudder
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

. DIED-ln Elmira, New York, August 9th, 1851
BENNETT DUMARS, aged about q years.
Mr Dumars for l0ng time was q resident of this city,
and was much respected lie started for the Atlantic
states in July, aad about four hundred miles from
his former home. when he was taken i'll of the Panama
fever, and died His death is greatly regretted here
In this place. the 22l inst. CHARLES w GATES
aged 24 years, from Stonsead. Canada East
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

Administration of Las in California. JAS.
oConner, convicted of manslaughtering his
victim, woman too--has been discharged on
a writ of hd6eas corpus, because of Judge
Barbours neglect to attend the District Court
and pass sentence upon him as required by
law. The Marysville Herald says much dssat-
lslactlsn prevails in that community because of
this cheating justice of her dues
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

We warmly second the remarks of the
Democrat in reference to the town organi-
cation. The town government is doing
much good, and the Trustees are men that
deserve public confidence. We trust the
citizens will unite on some good man, and
defeat any vagabond that may seek cleo
ton to the vacancy.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29
VALUABLE CLAIMS AND DITCH
TOE Sole.

r,rTr sI-BsCRiBER, being compelled to raise money
will sell either of several SETS OF Valuable Claims
situated in Sweeand Mining district, on The French
Corral range. These Claims uave been opened one
TO two year, and well opened that a large set Of
hands can several years. They are weli-know
to the public, very productive. Connected with them
is DITCH carrying good portion OF the year. inches
OF water.
For enquire Of the subscriber Sweetiand's o.
Of A. a. Sargent: az this Office.
Ne vada. sept 70; la54-lm JAMFS WEAVER.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

SouATTER RIor,-The Alfo Of the Goth says
the report of the tremendous squatter riot said
to have taken place yesterday afternoon, in
Happy Valley, originated from police officer
being attacked by woman with frying pan,
bottles, etc, and sending up to the police office
for assistance.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

gy[ We call attention to the advertisement
of Mr. hibourns daguerrean rooms. A faith
full picture is an excellent gift to send home. "
We suggest to our thousand readers in the 9TH
er States, that such gift is most acceptable to
Californian exiles, and the best means to keep
bright in the minds of the absent the friends Of
home
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

A letter in the Herald from Southern
California urges division of the State on
one ground, that the Southern portion is
better apted to commerce. The corollary
is, we presume, that all the big commercial
cities are in lower California. Bah.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29
The Guaymas Battle.

The Cronicc of the oath has a letter from
Alamos, Sonora, from which we translate the
following. The date is the 15th-o what
month is not stated IS F. Chroa.
"The appearance of Raousset Boulbon caus-
ed the entire department to rise. Not even
during the war of independence were men and
money more freely offered. -Four hundred men
were ready this morning, and we had $4,000
cash ready in the public square for the march
npon Guaymas, when we heard Of the defeat OF
the new Walker i'll the streets OF that port.
Letters say that GOO were enlisted in Her
mosio, and 400 in Ures. We know that a
little activity prevailed in Arispe, Horcasitas,
Opozura, and Laguaripa. Three hundred va
qui Indians were likewise in arms. In those
places, as here, regret is expressed that the diff
fculty should have occurred with the French,
for whom we still have our sympathes.
"Raoussct had 467 Frenchmen, besides the
French residents about Guaymas who joined
him. With these he summoned Yanez to sur
render. Yanez was in garrison with $50 reg
uars aud 50 volunteers. Raousset made the
attack lost AZ killed and 80 wounded and
was himself, with 13 officers, taken. These
will expiate their crime by the rope len el pa,
t.bulo.) On our side, we lament 26 dead and
almost as many wounded. Raousset, when he
saw that he was defeated, took refuge in the
house Of the French consul, who committed the
Illegal and discourte0us act of receiving him.
Yanez took Raousset there"
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

A fatal accident occurred on Thursday
at Smiths Mill on Deer Creek, by which
Mr.. ". A. Burgoon received a charge Ct
shot in the chest, killing him almost instant
". He was from Ohio.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

R@y- Orestes A Bronson, everything by
turn, and now Catholic, has published him
self a Know Nothing.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29
Administrators Notice.

Nj OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all persons having
~ claims against WIN. WILLIAMS, late OF Ne1aoa
county, deceased, exhibit the with the necessary
vouchers within ten months this date 20 the unde
signed Administ ra,or at his residence Mon'eZuma
I THoS. II. WILLIAMS. Adurr
Sent 29-iy Of lie estate of William Williams. dech
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

Eas> A small boat containing gentleman
and lady was upset on Sunday in the S. F. bay,
hut the passengers succeeded in holding on till
they were relieved
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29
in 1858.

The Cslestials. - The Celestials last
night were attacked by two fire engines.
AS laws are not made for these generally
peaceable personages, it is supposed the
act will 60 unpunished. BY the force of the
water streams which were brought to bear
upon these frail tenements of the Chinese.
their windows an9 doors were broken in
and some loss Of property sustained, as we
regret to learn.
About one hundred Of our citizens were
on the ground, none of course having any
hand in the matter. The Mayor and
street commissioners, we are informed
soon arrive in hot haste, when it being
suggested that his honor read the riot act,
the unruly engines Immediately left.
Notwithstanding we have borne this in
tolerable nuisance in our midst until for
bearance is hardly any longer commenda-
bic, still we regret that some other plan
had not been first tried to effect its reno
val, less repugnant to that sentiment in fa-
vor of law and order so prevalent among
US Stockton Argus.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

The "CAroTE," a new paper, filed
with fun and local hits, will be published
in this city on Saturday night, by Messrs
Mugs & Tugs. 1t may be had at Potter s
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

No Posr OrFIcE.-The populous and
hourshing mining village of Forest City,
numbers over three thousand souls, but has
no post office.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29
inoihr Resideter Of " Y city tssi6ss % H. go73 -, -
DR.. AcLone's CeleJrotsl Liro Pius-Y5cr linn /,

New YORK, August 80 1854
This is 10 certify that have had the Liver Coynni,,,,
for five Years, during which time have tried almos, an
known remedies but 10 purpose. Hearing Of Dr. Nc
Lanes Celebrated Liver ills, concluded try box
did so, and am now almost cured. l think one box
more will effect n permanent I cheerculy
recommend these Pills TO al who suffer with liver co a.
paint I have also known them used with The most
happy results in of sick headache dyspepsia
MIR SWIFT, No. 11G. Attorney strest
rs. The above valuable remedy, also Dr. McLane's
Celebrated Vermiuge be had at ell respectable
Drug Stores in California.
Purchasers will please be careful ts ask for and take
none but Dr. cane's Liver Pills. There are other Pills.
purpor,ing to be Liver Pills. before the public
PARE WHITE, General agents. % 6arke 81. San
Francisco. DIR. W. C. ALBAN. Agent, Nevada 23-1n
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

JUICE ENo.-This gentleman has been
elected Justice Of the Peace for township
No. 4, Calaveras county. He was the
Whig candidate for Lieutenant Governor
in 1853.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

ARrEsIAN WELLS IN SAN JosE.-Such uni
form success has attended the digging Of Arte-
sian Wells in this county says the San Jose
Tribune, as to suggest the idea of obtaining
water by this means to propel mills and other
machinery. Acting upon this idea, Mr.. Read
and Messrs Bassham and Kincaid have each
sunk several, which they tiud important auxil-
iaries at the present low stage of water in the
Guadalupe Mr.. G. A. Danbey has we'll in
San Jose, which discharges / ,l75 gallons per
minute.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

HGsr One wheebarrow load of dirt from the
Dutch Co s claims at Forest city yielded the
other day Is ounces. One pan yielded even
ounces
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

aeA A party Of four Cherokee Indians pas
sed through this place on Monday with two
hundred head of cattle from the plains, bound
to some ranch in the valley.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

HSg~ A negro, slave, escaped from his mas
ter on the Urilda, at San Francisco, on the
25th He was to be taken to Arkansas.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

BGg~ Domestic troubles seem to be rife at
San Franciso. The Recorder is daily visited
by complaining wives and husbands.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

na- Mr.. D. '. Gates has been making
highly successful tour In the southern part of
the state.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

nea- A neat, well-arranged fence has been
put round the plaza at San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

B5- A black company recently paraded in
New York, about 20 in number, and onefourth
officers.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

AGs- Two ships are loading in San Francis
co harbor for New York.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29
SEG0URNET & PECK,


EyAViNG TAKEN THE STORE formerly occupied bv
DaWleyS Banking House. Main St. Nevada. offer the
city and county trade, upon the reasonable erris
large and well selected stock Of Merchandisse consist.
ing in part Of
Flour, Beef, Pork, Hams, Bacon,
Lard, Choice Butter, Coffee,
Teas, Sugar, Mackercl.
Mining Tsoos Of every description aiana and Ficlnp
Rope Of ali sizes. Blasting Powder. Safety Fuse
I'uck, Caroline Rice, Picllas.a amon &c
ALSO-A large assortment Of Shelf Goods such as Fine
Applc Fresh Peaches. S!rIwberee faspbetreS Oysters
HOLSTERS. Clans Meats, a kinds cans Jams and Jeie.
p ;. We would particularly call ht attention OF pro-
priet0rs Of Hotels and Saloons their stock Of WINES
& ltQlO OS, being the largest and best selected ever
offered in Nevada.
The finest choice q every grade oG French Wines and
oTARD, sDupryE & Co. Martaf. Feieucte. niscuh,
81. Mar;ins Cherry, Raspberry and Peach Rlandcs
MONGAGAHtLi, Scotch. Irish acid Erinl and Old
Bolirbcn Whsty.
HGTLAED. american Rose a;d swan Gin
JAMACA and s. Crox Rum. Ca7et, Port sherry Hook
Nadtra. Mu>Cdi and Sauterne Wines.
CHAMPAGNE Of all braGds French Corlills Of ali
kinds. Boiers Mills Bi.t-r Mariscno and everything
requisite in Gr.
: & P have unusua! facilities for obtaining Goods from
san Francisco and Sacramento of the firm deyo Ing
his hole time aud attention tor ing for this ami tIs
Branch stores with which they corrected i'll The diff
fcen mining towns throughout the state ane purchasin1
in large quantities, thereby enabling them to Offer al Of
the above Goods at Wholesale Retail at prices that
VIII defy competition, Orders from the country promptly
attended toE Al Gbods ;ny reasonable dis ancs
fklL OF CHARGE Nevada. September 20, l5ji-3m
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29
LINDIR!L LL|uRIR!!
Turner, Caldwell & Co.'S Mill.

FE1hE cNDERSIGNED are prepared to furnish to tho
-. Puohc II Kinds of Lumber and TO I'll all Or ie-s
~ eile shortest tine They have hand large supply
oi seasoned Lumber which they will sell cheap for
The agency heretofore in Turner's store is now in the
hands ofA. b. GREGORY. and all orders left with him
VIII be promptly attended to-
Sept 29-3m TURNER CALDWELL & Co
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

it will be necessary to close up the old concerns this
firm all persons being indebted requested settle
possible The accounts will be settled by either Of
tns old firm, at the journal Office. p -3vs
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29
Dissolution of Par tnershin.

FTlTE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between the
L undersigned in the name and style of BtDD 4 SEEI,
TON printing business is this day dissolved by
tual consent. 7. r. BUND.
Nevada sept. 18th, 1854 J. p. SKELTCE.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29
G. O. KILBOURN

IIas bulIt and lifted up 4 NEW GALLERY. wilh an tbe
improvements OF LIGHT. INSTRUMENTS CHEMICALS,
&C. "lere he is prepared to take pictures of surrasng
beauty IN tone and finish. His rooms are fitted nm far tho
reception OF visitors in style unsurpassed in any gallery
IN the state Prices lower for California than at homo =
MS trends and the public invited TO call and look NJ
Specimens, whether they pictures or not Room.
SITUATED on Commercial street opposite the old stand
b~Ss ~ D. in ureSS aVOld pink blue
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

neAp DR.. Weaver offers for sale some valua-
bic claims in the Sweetland district They
are very rich, and wel-opened,