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Sales bp anction.
JON nousn. yr.. Aseslsascr.

HOUsH,
4 SSIGNEES' SALE Of elegant Rosewood and
n Mahogany FURNITURE, PIANo-FORTE. Royal Tapes
try Velvet CARPETlNG. PIER GLASSES. OIL PAINT
I>GS. SILVER WARP. CHINA WARE. kc.. TOMORROW
iot A. NJ precisely a. No 70 Murray tbs entire
Of tho house which follows; Elegant solid .s
rosewood Suites ally uphs.erei In and brs
cscc aso IN an green frc1ch satin. also do
in haireloh. aahosany rosewood Secretary Book
.se hrayy carved aud they 6nhei. Italian Statn.~.
hetop Tables, heavycAvsl fall 7oesve double Piano
rorfe rss by Barrnore Of tia oy. wsTsnted very 6ns
marble French Work Takes. fancy Rseepson Chars Ess
toros large splendid FeEchPsts re-o IN costly
f.mes rich heavy aud brocsse Curtans. original on
PAINTINGS by eminent modern artists Gothic nsa and sold
Ststuary marble Cock; coty Dresden arc Que 'sses
Psrisn marble Statues and Classic Repre-
sue French Chm Drne Set 70 pieces aso sev
beautiful and costy Tea Sets mshegany kSfeuson Table
with sniseue carrirg Table Linen Preach China, vor Tea
services Cake BASKETS Fofs spoons Ivory Cutlery heavy
cut Glassware Wines Chsmpssnes. Madeira. Liquor Cases De
cspter rosewood mahogany betstea rosewood mar
beop Dressing Bureaus. WAshssauds Corner and Towel
stands Paissss hne eured BAR Mattress coanterraass
Boue;s ard Pillows, China rolcSets ovs and slars GIT
frsme Mirror. &c. Sale positive.
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GEoRGE Cook, Auctioneer-By STovEs Cook
INTENSIVE SALE of new and elegant FUR-

T. NITURE etc.--THIS DAY, CruesdayJs at l0i ooeoh.
al heir sesrooHs 3 Broadway Of Duane st. aspen
ala assortment rosewood mahogany aud walnut Fur
Carpets French plate Mirrors OH Paintings China and silver
plated are consisting In part OF rosewood far0
fench Rrocate marbetop Center Side and sofa Tables.
beautifully carved rosewood Etsseres seee ae, Me ~
nets decorated China Ware 5varp aed Table Ware me Iaen
Cutlery lace Curtains French Window shades, Mantle Cloe
Pier and Mantle Glasses. OiPantngs Tapestry, and i~trn
Cspets Mating, custoniuede ENte hsin Dh
be. dining mabosan Sofas, TetesTees Arm ohairs
Fssv do Rockers spring Psror Chs cane ana rnsn
Chair, B.d,taads bureaus Wahstands enamelci Cottnfo
Furniture hair Mattresses Palaes, Beds, Bedding Sc the
whole 10 be sod wihou, reserve and ever ien, Afforded 20
a
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Gcpartnersbip Notites.

nISSOLUTION.-The firm Of HANDSCHCCh
~ ROWE Grocers Is this day Dissolved by mutual con
sent The business will be continued In the same psce py
RICHARD ROWE. -,
B-A debts contracted for the benefit Of sst hrm and
al credits due them up viii be attended % By J. A.
HANDsCHUCH. ANDkEW hASDSOhbth
NOTICE-The subscribers have this day taken
IN NJ GEORGE FULLER into copar,nership, ant vii esn
fuue he bu,ues. under the frn of FULLER, LORD Co
Nay 1 1855 FULLER & LORD. No l55 GrseDwich-st-
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OFFICE of CoNmIssIoxzRs or ENSRArIoS,
Nrw-YoRg, May II, 1855 )
CEALED PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES OF
- WHITE-AsH sCHUYLKILL COAL Of the best quality
for the under the charge Of the Commissioners OF
fo~s For tho Enigrsnt Rsnze and Hospitals
size and 80 tuns Of nut se 70 be
delivered al the DOCK Commissioners Wards Island,
for the Marine Hospital Staten Island 500 tuns egg Ee
and 80 be delivered at the dock Of the Marine
Hospital will be received by them At their Office, No 81 An
until sd inst The above Supplies 70 be furnished
In such manner such times the Commissioners
qure and direct The Commissioners 70 themselves the
right reject any proposals. which they deem not for the
interest Of the Commission
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Botels.

BANCROFT HOUSE, NETWORK, corner OF
I'D Broadway and 2otbsr.This new and elegant hoIEL
now open ths reception Of suefa The travelling oommuIy
will every first class oel and s"aatoa
M l. a A. w. BORDWELL.
Il ODGINGS-Gen can obtain weufur
ni.hed single bedded ROOMS, for 81 20 70 o. 30 per
veek or TO 81 per night the EAGLE HOTEL corner Of
Frankfoh and Wiiamsn There are numerous noAoeoi'e'
adjacent ct which they obtain mesk
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A. VI. NERvN, Auctioness.
DY BANGS, BROTHER * Co.--Trade Sale

TUESDAY EVENING, May y. At 7 O'Clock,
BOOKS-A large collection Of Miscellaneous Books emSr>e
ing .oe choice selections FROM prvas library Ca;Aosaos
on the morning Of sale.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May y at o'clock
vALTA ABLE LAW LIBRARY-The eutire private oolsc-
ton 81 The Elijah Pane. teceksd comprising com
pee .ets OF Law and Chsncey Reports Admiralty
Reports and State Laws. Dsssts ndees, Com.
n,ent,rie, Treasrs embracing great variety OF AID
valuable ENGLISH BOOKS &e.; being ose OF the largest
Law Libraries that has been offered Catalogues are nov
ready. - .... =. -. -
CHOICE PRIVATE LIBRARN-BeaS the nscsisaneons
portion Library Of the late Hon. Ehah PANE Diseased
embracing large OF chocs copies OF vansoe stand
srd works the branches Of Literature s ana sos
snees including many exceedingly rare books. and lsss CO..
ltetion Of Miscellaneous Literature, &c.
Catalogues readN.
MONDAY May Is. and continued on the following d.ys
GRfAT SALE OF WORKS OF ARI-Cataicsnes o. me
ssnideeu Xork Of Art be sod above are now really
an prcie Ms Of the most prominent works IN thu great COZ
ection arranged Tor examination.
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nrNrisTHY RfMoNAL Or lAhFlH
~ a HNFnT rfff1sI. 30 Hapf.t II n
NHEhf IItIl HHft. HstI Aiaf VI |" Il 70 ="
uItain HIf fnu fi.ffA
IN ca pTrV. plsTi-f respectfully 81
~ ...Has D. Ifi.l. I. Itf aIf 81 Is'fI't' -
d.. f...t Al. 81 tl.taa s..If q .ftIf Il go.
f.r..f ffIf.rf g. 10 lste
I'M WILLIAM Ttusin tss ntNuNh 80 10
~ Al. IHf..FitF f..ff 'ffH
a. uAiplN hsfa removes ifsm 81
HfFItIf A. t. . Ns.tetta
DINuNkt WILLIAM b DuHNMfii.
~ $50. I.I u. .I.t..I.f ~ af"Nff Nt fssfI
4 =. A fftII IT f.s.f tIstIt Nnf'i e'tsff
~ NN.0f
plNuAAi m,lArA. llHnf A 90 hsss
" .ssfsi - b. - h'.t.sY IL. ,,.....t...
pfusftAi atftNuH niNdfiitr tsss ~
" s.... -. s. If fssas e. . - - etfaaAHff
rft htall
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t,fnntki msHtutll flifariA -
~ is,s ..sss.s 49, - . y . otIitb~tf 49, =
49,. = =. 1f44N $40 -. - g.. f4I1f
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Ar ptnwakFylfff set Wtsf'ftVrss
" lIlailfe ~ - = ~ ~. ~ $3.50 t...'stt
fesNsHs laasl = W sf,sesef = :
,s'fI ~ w ~. ~. 8. y. =. a..
w " ~ s ~. = sssxHEAf"
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4 ARGE SALE of VALUABLE PROPERTY
IL 81 CHICAGO

4 ARGE SALE of VALUABLE PROPERTY
~ THREE ri oHlsAcS LOTS
IN FLsTON & sHEFFfELDS ADDITION TO CHICAGO.
On the JUNE 10 o'clock A. ~ u said day,
the will offer for sale, at auction, 10 tho highest
SEVENTEEN HUNDRED LOTS
In Elton Addition.
Comprns many very desirable lots the North Branch
THIRTEEN HUNDRED LOTS
In Shsfeld's Addition 10 Chicago.
Including many tine iarge Water Lot situate AL vet Of
the north branch the Chicago River aud aorins tho most
favorable opportunity -
Al PRICEs WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL.
For purchasing either or Residences or for BssDss
Manufacturing purposes.
Ibis properly IL that known a. belonging IN he
CHICAGO LAND COMPANY,
and will BE- sold On the grounds without reserve.
Tems-ne dah Ctsh, ba IN four psymsnis with
. y fsr cent interest annually
wv b. OGDEN. Trustees Chic3<s
~ ID. OGDEN. ! Land Cofspsny
Title indisrrfable. For information apply 70
CHAs BUTLER, ~ :. ~. FLEETWOOD,
No II Wal a.. Nov f0rk-
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Clothing.

lust FINISHED-The most elegant HAT
- ever offered for 81 usually sold for t-neat HATS ~ 80
.nd r. @ p h. BROWN, No. 30 Canal-si.
YOUTHS and CHlLDRENs CLOTHING for
all ases from three 70 twenty years, At WHOLESALE
J. b. CLOSE, BAILEY Co., No. PsTS'plAce, ~ T.
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GUNNER Retreats.

BOARD In the HIGHLANDS.-After the LIST
Of NAV the large Hosse OF the subscriber
near Cornwall Landps the Hudson River will be open for
BOARDERs Tho distance from New York 10 s. mies steam
rs sepr daily TO and fro Distance from Idewd half mile,
from Eewburs FIVE mes Horses and 70 Dc ha1
NJ All tpes Board and accommodations moderate
address FRosf BRUNDAGE, Cornwall, Orange Co.
NOJJNTRY BOARD WANTED-By a small
~ aulv In some inland village tOrsngs Duchess County
prefened within hours de Of the City address
prspsd stating location RUSTlCUS, Tnbuns Onee
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y CoLros Aaetoneer
4 ARGE SALE Of IIOusEHOLD FuRNI-

y IoITOFl NlfNll'ffI
I ARGE SALE Of HOUSEHOLD FURN1-
IL TURF, PIANO PORTE, MIRRORS. ac.-F. COTTON
vii oil TO NORnOW "wednesday. Asy - q IA esioes
Acct Rooms No ~ Heskfnan sscal1 story
lsrss n sod sni second hard ~ hNl TURF
Fsof fuIainfs spfss a hsf cs
an hresisr f.fan hairs Hi.rs da Tsssfa. ushossay
Frsnfh Hsfsssd. DFsns tonsiss. nsho sd soi
.effsriss and h1etcars nahlef1p urrfrs snf pan Ia
ai@faf Center "a srd snfs fthei, bsft snai
TtUusn Dir ia carved anf rsin hlsiffs sir snf sns
AL DFa NIfUs IIrft art frfNf Hais ST
Nsftf-fsss Aso 30 sHe a a.sife ilp i0ea IL Bel
room Falnlsurs rod order Az fsf itt u ~ tate
tnrfa.ns sfd faffes hsH fesFreat f,Hn fliie ~
0sfafr ca fly warranted k't frsutJ 1N rFfff ~ iN
foi h. sri f~friF epst utff sai - Tsaa hst
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The above is bui small portion Of the catalogue which we
shall offer and TO prove there deception and that the re-
duciicn l. real doubling cayer look at tho marks
on the goods and they must be convinced
our obect l. 10 sell end determined 10 out
T. W w. F. GILLEY, No. i25 Bowery
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RAKER 4 WEEKS, AUCTIoNEERs, hav
| TuxIs MoRSELL, Auctoneer.
| INTENSIVE AUCTION SALE. - THIS

II MORNING. at ioi eeock by catalogue Prnteil .. No.
81 rich and pain FURNITURE from tns me-
cststed for ca.h-cousstng Of rosewood Parot suites.
Table. 10 match Etssere teos 70 and sold % PAY
advance mahogany Bsdeais Bureaus. &C. maosany SOFA
and Rocking Chairs, Center sac and risr
Tables superior Extension Dining Tables W ardooes BOOK
$50. onpse Bedseads Bedeads, curl maple ana
rosewood claire bor and osk Hal Stands Clocks Oande-
snxs Bed.ead. Countins Desks Counters fom la
.ursnce Companies AT time reh Oh PsintinSs gut
fam,s Also French plate Pier Glasses and Oval Mirrors
Also twenty pure curled Hair Mattresses, 20 esoh
Also rosewood Secretary for ladies with other useful and fancy
.res not mentioned No undertaking whatever, and ar
ranged in the manner shat ladies' may attend Win
comfort large number OF RefnSoraios OF six different
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GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS - In
NfFNSF REDUCTION OF PRICES.
TREMENDOUS BARGAINS
sAcRIFICEI

On and after MONDAY. MAY 2st at the Bowery Ss'ins'
Store % Bowery
~ ,a ,ok oflitte short of 100 coo worth OF Foreign
Il nac Dyv Goods has been marked down from 70 70 80
r refvrv article marked in large, plain figures IN req inA
or ersyn so that all may be served alike No deviation wi" Do
made or psrsty shovo ----.-...s .
10 awe some ea 81 what advantages thus given 10 the
public we viii give few instances of the prices formerly
IA IN r-irrs At he ures reduction
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y. AECHrLToS Auciioneer. -
FURNITURE of a HOTEL and RESTAURANT
i THIS DAY.-CoLE Chiffon will sell g 5 auction
TODAY, Tuesday) May ~ az o'clock 81 NO. pareaey
near Broadway all the furniure renanns In the sbo's
House complying mahogany and other EItensisa Tables ma
hosspy number Of Dressing and Plan bureaus
nciossd Woshstsnds Bedeads &c; OlCioths, Pcufes,
Stands Painted Chairs Mirrors Glass and Crockery genera
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II II
IL THREE PATENTS GRANTED.
LlPMAN'S PATENT IMPROVED EiELET MACHINE
LIPEAS'S PATENT SELF FEEDING EYELEr
MACHINE
Both Of the above Machines which ieeiidy the best
brought before the public possessing sdvantsses
ready ard b. hsd Of the Pfncp, Saoner and
Fancy Dealer ard wholesale ~
AMEs HERRIcK BARNES
ststioners, WErrb0sse No. u Johns-
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miscellaneous.

COP wAsTE.-lO tuns clean Cop Waste, e.
'''''' j. MORTIMER HALL Co.. No - cei.rs.
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Matbinerp. Sc.

1tlItDlHelp, NJ.
IMP ORTANT IMPR0Y EN- EN- I
Il IN
ROTARY PLANNING, TONGUING and GROOMING MA
CHIMES.
PATENTED Nov. p, 1854
These Machines have been thoroughly tested and their superb
offy all others proved beyond doubt They will plane
very much and faster than any other
tearing throwing out loose Knots
Applications for Rights and Machines, for further psrcu
lars Al be the Ps;srtee.
JAMES A WOODBURY..
Winchester Mass. Dec. u, 1884
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Ii CLEVELAND, OHiO.-Ths estabshmens y nav N
operation II designed 70 afford any required amount Of Room
md Power moderate I location central being on
the Ohio and Canal Basin and Railroads and Lake ship
ping The building contains 60 900 square feet Of Rooms, light
and siry and well protected against fire
The Western States afford vide Geld for Msnnfstures and
Mechanical enterprises and this city 0As Of the bos points
fDI sale and distribution For terms sgS.y TO ~,
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T. NARD & VII SO \

ON R * W | l. o n q,
- MACHINERY COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ANDtFArHsE SANDING NANrFACrrArss.
Nos. y Beaver and 100 Pearst hew-iork
lsrFs supply Of al Articles required By Machine and Railroad
Shops an FACTORIES ssssra4y.
NEW-YORR CIRCULAR MOLDING Co
~ Hs.ns prrrhase q Nsihane Ger tt. gh afhh P.ea
Nius Mscare tor th- STATE Il Nevtork nov -
pasd Count, shs lr hs sans. an1 order. ar
r. Hsc1nfs comrlefs Cor uf<ratnr.
We hsss aso ffied % ss- shnr ~ y q Walkers ~
a.. esecru oriefs ~ ever ssrr Dr-aiaf i-sa
sr Moi.nss a. -hsr- b. nah Hsy b. afs,f5a
e
kfrlrsnc.s usy - ~s.s ibrrst HOoRYs tfrTLY.
" 81 shstl NuINu Ct-fTfR - - shs
sFAhLFsk WILLIAMS. NJ 81 wnts.s ~ =
Naitfa
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FURNISHED HOUSE to LET-situsted in the

upper part Of the City oppots Of the bssatf.
paris The House built without regard
eost and every h.vns been planned and
eonstructed expressly for the Of the Furniture
piee Keeping with the bouss Tbs neishborhood
arictly frss-class FOr particulars apply 70
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, No. Brosdst
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HOUSE to LEI 10 SEVENTH WAhD.-A
modern thre4-story and basement HOUSE with Gas EnC
Water throughout Range kitchen and large Yard Carpets
OnCoths and psrt Of Furniture for sale " require Ken
$50 Inquire at Commercial Register Onee NO 10 Beck
unsu
The Nevada journal., 1855-10-12

DR.. f. 5. CooPER'T EYE AND EAR MFR
MARY.-Dr. Cooper was introduced to our &C.
qnaintance several months ago, by letters 10 US
from eminent men in the States OF Ohio and
Illinois. as gentleman of high reputation and
established surgical skill. Since his arrival
he has opened an Eye, Ear and Orthopadic
lniirmary, in this city, where patients can have
comfortable rooms aad the benefits of his skill
ful attention. The following complimentary
notice Of his departure from bis home, in Hi
uois, We find in the Peoria (Il) New,:
We learn that our 'ownsman ard distinguish.
ed young surgeon, DR.. +. s. Cooper, starts
this morning on q tour to Europe, preparatory
to settling in San Francisco, which be has de-
cided to make his permanent home. We know
Of 10 one in his profession more worthy than
Dr. Cooper, Of the high reputation he has es.
tablishcd for surgical skill during his residence
among US. For the last two years bis lnfrna.
~ and Orthop;cdy have been crowded with
patients from various parts Of this and adjoin-
ing States, and the constant increase Of their
number, is the best evidence Of the doctors
success in bis treatment Of them. We congrst.
ulate our friends OF Oregon ard California,
upon the prospect OF receiving surgeon oi
such abilities, for when we say that his unti'-
ing energy and fixed determination 10 be sec.
ond 10 none in his profession, together with
his exclusive devotion to the attainment Of u
single object, are the certain preludes Of future
greatness, il he lives, we only give utierance
TO the private opinion Of nearly every thinking
man in the community; for however little his
retiring manners and unsocial habits are cal
culated 10 secure feelings of personal interest
in his favor such concentration OF effort and
unceasing industry. always have been and al
ways will be attended with abundant success
He has our best wishes for Lis prosperity and
happiness. Alta Cal.
The Nevada journal., 1855-10-12

CIGAR SToRE-Hirschman & Brother,
see advertisement, have opened the finest
Cigar Store we have seen in the state
5000 boxes, not empty ones, are exhibit
ed on their shelves, and customers need
not go away with tastes ungratifed, for
every variety and quality of article in the
line of a tobacconist is found there in the
greatest profusion and perfection. Ac-
cording to present appearances Hirsch-
man & Brother are bound TO live in an at
mosphere of smoke and stumble over old
qulds for some time to come.
The Nevada journal., 1855-10-12
.rur tae JOURNAL.
NEVADA, Oct. Ilth, 1855


Nh. EDITOR Of all men | hate ha-
bitual grumbler most Yet there are
times when man ought TO grumble with
right good will. One Of these times,
conceive has just arrived, and I am going
to grumble about subject to which You
have called frequent attention. Looking
at where our new Court House ought to
be, but is not, recolleet that contract
was let some three months since to erect
structure on that spot, which was to cost
upwards of $4,000. Now it does
seem to me that three months Ia Dor on SO
expensive an edifcc ought to be discover
ed by the naked eye, without the aid of
the instrument the Brahmin used to discoy
cr animalcula in bis figs. 1t is now near
the middle Of October, the rainy season is
fast approaching, and an intense anziety
Is felt by our citizens to know whether
they are to rent a hall till the endless ages
of eternity, in which to hold our courts,
or whether they are to have, even in tie
dim future, Court House of their own.
Ii am correctly informed $500 have
been paid into the hands of the contractor,
not one half of which has yet been expen-
ded in labor, and $4,000 in bonds are about
to be issued, which by terms of the con-
tract ought not to leave the comfy audi
tors hands until the walls of the basement
or Jail are completed.
If by pushing the work along, an inten-
ton was shown to fulfill the contract with
in the time specified, some excuse for the
haste in issuing the bonds might be offer
ed as it is there is none. More anon,
A TAN PAYER.
The Nevada journal., 1855-10-12

LOUISVILLE JoURNAL.-The riots in
Louisville have called down upon the head
OF Prentice, the editor of the Louisville
Journal, the anathemas Of the seven by
nine phalanx press throughout the United
States. How Prentice must writhe under
such severe infections Dabblers in ink
and filth two thousand miles distant be-
spatter him, and he, poor ignorant soul,
is wholly unaware of the irreparable in
jury none him. The wrath of some small
beer men is terrible. 70 him who has en-
ioyed so much Of this worlds fame as
Prentice, the thunders Of ithe Vatican are
not less awful. He will certainly be de-
molished-knocked into nonentity He
who can write poetry, into which is in
stilled the essence of soul and sentiment,
he who has raised himself as a writer to
the highest pinnacle of fame, is not secure
from the assaults of men without charac-
ter or brains. Swine rub their dirty sides
against the lowest base Of the purest mar
bic column, but the first. generous shower
from heaven washes the stain away. Prem
tice will live when his revilers are forgot
ten in the dust in which they have grovel-
led all their lives.
The Nevada journal., 1855-10-12

SAN Francisco MINsTRELs-These
inimltable delineators of Negro character,
are developing the wonderful powers Of
exclamation Of Nevada audiencesat Con-
cert Hall. We have heard no complain
ing OF the blues since this burlesque opera
troupe made its entrance into town. Even
the elongated countenauces of the pha-
lanxsrs caused by the ,ate election have
suddenly shortened, and in some instances
a broad grin has taken the place of sui
cidal leer.
The Nevada journal., 1855-10-12
n. IL. -. 49,. :.


EDITOR NEVADA JoURNAI--Sir By giving
the following articles, place in your valuable
journal" you will confer, special favor. or
tie citizens Of Alpha. s. NJ. D. Blair
c. IT. Dunbrack, j. G. Corrigan, Il. Simpson
NJ. C. Aston. John MAR.
At meeting Of the citizens of Alpha, Neva-
da Co., holden on the 9th lust, Cor the purpose
Of giving expression TO the sentiments of the
law abiding and ord er-loving citizens of that
town, the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously passed:
In view OF the recent deplorrble circuH-
stances which has occurred in our midst, by
which our esteemed fellow to,ynsulan Mr.
Joseph Boyse, was suddenly and in the prime
of early manhood, called from Time into Eterui.
ty, we deem it our duty to give to the public
at large, sn expression Of our sentiments touch,
ing this painful affair, and passing such re4olu'
tious as will tend to secure the public peace
aud the lives and property OF our citizens
Our town, we regret to say, has obtained
abroad al unenyiable notoriety, from recent
and past outrages Which have been committed
in our community, aud We are compelled to say
not without great cause. that whilst the agita-
tors and perpetrators Of these scenes Of dark.
ness and blood have fer the present escaped
the clutches of the civil law, they stand con-
victed before the bar of public sentiment, aud
the deeply outraged feelings Of our community
viii prompt TO the most energetic action, in
the event Of the slightest manifestation ofsimi,
lar agitation from the same source, Therefore
Resolved, That for the maintenance of the
public peace, Vigilance Committee be ap.
pointed, who sha Il be invested with power to
act as a special police, in accordance with the
civil law.
Resolved, That this Committee shall con-
ist of twenty men, who, in cases of emergency,
shall at once take such measures as will promt.
ly secure the transgressor or transgressors, and
bring them before the proper authorities
Resolved, That the members of this Com.
mittee shall consist of reliable, prompt, and
energetic men, of good reputation and courage
Resolved, That deeming the practice of car
rying deadly weapons, either openly or private
ly, inimimcal TO the safety and security of hui
man life, therefore.
Resolved, That all persons, citizens or tenn
porary residents who may be found carving
such weapons prescribed by the civil law, shall
be dealt with in accordance with the law rela
tive to this matter.
Resolved, That p ersons making complaints
to the proper authori ties, of parties who may
transgress, the above resolutions shall be sus-
tanned by the se ntiment of the public, ard pc
cuniarily defended in any legal costs which
may accrue thereupon.
Resolved, That q transcript of the foregoing
resolutions be posted in three public places
in our town.
Resolved, That copy of the foregoing pre-
amble and resolutions be sent to the Nevada
Journal for publication.
Signed by the Committee.
Alpha, Oct. Sth, 1855.
The Nevada journal., 1855-10-12

New Saw MILL.-Turner, Caldwell
& Co., have erected saw mill capable of
cutting 6ooO feet of lumber per day. A
planning and matching machine is attach
ed The mill is located about l IA mile
from town on Shelby Flat 1t is surround
ed with an excellent quality of sugar pine.
Superior inducements are offered to those
about to purchase lumber.