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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-07-13

An old lady possessed Of fine fortune,
and noted for her penchant for the use Of
iigursiive expressions, one day assembled
her grand children, when tho following con-
versalion took place -
"My children said the old lady, "I
am The root and you arc tho branches"
'Grandma, said one.
'whai, my child!'
I was thinking how much better tho
branches wonld flourish II the roo, was un-
der the ground.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-07-13
LOUIS 0. COWAN, Editor and Proprietor.

One of the most insidious and at the
same time destructive enemies to the apple
tree in Maine is the borer, (Sapcrda Biz
i,,a, Of n,,uralists) This is an insect Of
hs.,Ie or n, wa Yankees saw Of the bug"
Kind In the perrec, or winged state, he
:, oho,, an inch LONG, Of lich,i,h brown
color With two white stripes running length
,,;.o or NJ. b,.t Us has n white face and
,..;,.;., s.., ,,a ,,vo lo,c horns. or an.
.. n. ..,;,, s,;,r;,, fellow in
~. ~, -, h.. ~. nou,b armed with
g -. - u,,na;hlc. with which
p' y 'H, H' ..No.,.h .rh,t,ncss
no .Aa s w We W" I ;-;.o,oa ors IN a
qu'.s nAu' "eOa'e 'p,'N - ,h;ot.
'uno'e', o'.' "".eA w 49, IT, boz, Tho
'es'e' " '"O,' 'nUs , r. a.. n;.h, h.
peaeV ,.,' e - AZ, - 81 q. ,,,s,o,,cp,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05
The February Term OF the Law c,ur,..

The February term OF the law courts win be com-
mepced this day, by the swearing in OF the several jur,e.
The calendars have not been inucL diIainishva bv III.
business of the part month, aud are consequently attn
heavy, though we know Of no cases of special import that
sre expected to come on. Every day, however, levelopes
som etbing new in our courts, and The most Important
case now pending 10 that OF the Mexican govsrnnsnt and
senior Arrangoiz, which win be decided to-day or 4 mor-
row by Judge Hoffman. The Supreme Court general
tenn will sit this month, for hearing arguments ano
motions, consequently, there viii be but one braoch Of
the Circuit held in February. The Superior Court ans
the Common rleas will hold trial terms. We understand
that arrangements have been made SO as to prevent the.
United States Grand Jury holding, in future, 30 long a.
ession rs the last. They will be subponaed for . ccr-
Tern term; a number Of bills VIII be sent before thsm-
When they are disposed Of, the Grand Jury VIII be dis
charged, and, If necessity requires 1t, a new Grand In
quest win be cmpanIelled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05
t H E LAT Il N T. w 8
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING rFlEGmpas.

From Washington.
DEATH OF LIEUTENANT J-oHSsoN-FUNERAL OF gx-
mayer marry wIsE's LAST sPEECH.
1ar wAsHIsGroS, Feb. 4, 1856.
Lieutenant Robert E. johnson, OF the navy, died to.
day near Wilmington, Delaware. lie was the nephew of
Joseph Gales, Esq and Mrs. W, ~ ssaton, of this city,
and was an active officer in the lies exploring expei-
lion. %& HH - #Hl"
The President and his private secretary attended the
funeral Of ex Mayor Msury to day, and also that OF Au.
ditor Pleasanton. "
Mr.. wise's speech at Alexandria last night IL substan.
TALLY the lame as that recently delivered by him at re.
~tersburg, and which has already been published In the
HsFaIp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05
Court caIendar-Tb,s Nav

VNIffb STATS H1sfRiCT Couhr-Meets on TuesdAy.
CoYsoS PIRAs-Part Mos. q, 20. 13l. TO. $50
163, 173, $50 to $50. Part Mos. 2, 10. III 20. IA a.
10, AZ, a., ~, 40, ~, ~, 80.
SurHyrsE orET-Circult. 1891. ga. li7s. Ias
1927, 1873, 1924, 1156, 6t6, 1850, 1865, ll62. lfsI Ilsar
1914, 1856, 1903, eco, 2s1, 1858, 1859, 1923, 1875, ISL,
14l2, l45o, 17ss, 12f7.
srrlIxI co~rrr-Gencrai Term -Non.cpumerzt,d NJ
ton calendar, and Nos. ] to Is 90 argument calendar.
aurEniox CotHr.--Nos. 10, 24l, 2es, as5, sas. yss. SIT
6sJ, $50, sss, sst. bs5, $50, 5s., 5ss, soc, 5e2, sea, Sass
CO.., Gil, 80. 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05
PRovIpENcE Feh. Q. lsi

PROVIDENCE Feb. ., 1855.
Cotton In steady demand, with moderate sales at for.
mer prices. Tho stock Of wool 10 the market Is stul
light, with . better demand than last week for the Gper
grades. There 10 no accumulation OF stock, the sale,
e~qualing the receipts. ssles Of the week 50, 800 lbs.
Printing cioths-Thc better grades Of 2s-ineh printing.
are tAken a. fast 80 they are made; 30 inch cloths ere In
good demand, and mort mills making the styIe have sold
ahead 90 ~ "a inches and higher eounts, Scs .c.
higher. Rsks 10 ,7so pieces. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05
The Common Council.

The Board Of Aldermen will hold the FIRST meeting oss
the February session this evening, but nothing special IA
expected until the Legislature takes action in the pro
posed new charter. The want Of court accommodation
ia still sadly felt, and Il Is to be hoped that the Board OF
Supervisors will, in answer to the petition already pre-
sented TO them, provide the Supreme Court judges with.
suitable apartments for the discharge Of their duties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05
VOL. Xxx.

the Nees q nc World, has been rs. written By pr-
spicer, and the cyirg moments n the heroine aud hls-
Iioas gaiefy OF Hercules are nea ly all the scenes has
have been e'ps;iaily resorted to as regards the ssiginnl
play. As a spectacle its merits are great. PnttIAs
aside Enripdes, and looking at II as q classical arams, IL
is g highly picturesque and elegant pie e., Mss vxn-
denhoi ia highly praised as Aicestis Inc music wa.
led by Sir Henry Bishop.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05
Malls for the Pacific.

SHB NEW YORK ERALD-CALIFoRNIA EDITION.
The United States mail steamship George Law, Capt.
o.. v. Fox, win leave this port this afternoon at two
s'oloeh, for Aspinwan.
The mails for California and other parts Of the Pacific,
win close at one O'Clock.
The NEw YORK WEEKLY HKRALD-California edition
ssntsiDing the latest intelligence from all parts OF the
world, viii be published at eleven O'Clock this morning.
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, sixpenoe,
Agents win please send in their orders as early as pos
n1hlAu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

The WEATHER AND TIE PooR.--Yesterday
was one Of the coolest days we have had this
winter. The wes'her, fortunately for the poor,
has been unusually moderate tor this season,
and although we have been called upon to re-
cord a vast amount of suffering and destitution,
we have not heard Of a single death from expo
sure. The winter is almost over, and with the
spring will come better times for the poor-the
revival Of business, work for the unemployed.
and the closing up OF the soup kitchens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

The HARD TMEs-WoRKINGMEN's MOVE
MESTs Although the soup kitchens still con-
tinue in operation, and thousands of working
men have not yet procured employment, bust
ness appears to be improving. Since the last
grand demonstration of the unemployed
in Washington square and the Park, their
meetings have not been so numerously at
tended. This certainly looks well, If it
may be regarded as an indication that the num-
Der in want Of work has been reduced. A meet
ing was held on Saturday night, at Nee anics'
Hall, at which the plan of an organization was
proposed, which it is intended shall extend over
the whole country, and be free from all party
predictions and prejudices. The object is to
promote the interests of the laboring classes,
and to place only such men in Office as are in
favor Of their principles. Some of the most
sanguine believe that before the LIST of March
it will number over thirty thousand members.
They have resolved to exclude from their
platform of principles agrarianism, red
republicapism, and everything that looks
like socialism. The plan, embracing as
it does the whole country, is GER
tainly an extensive one, and if carried into
practical operation, would produce quite a re-
v~olution in politics. 1t may be remarked, how
ever, that hitherto all such organizations among
the working men have failed, for the simple
reason that the causes which called them into
being were only temporary, and when those
causes ceased to exist, they also became extinct.
Such has been the end of all these movements
Such will be end Of this organization.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

WIZ INV vi
The people. Is there any man in Congress with
q mind SO T" obfuscated" that he cannot perceive
that a bill prohibiting the sale, for example, of
all white cotton goods except those manufactur.
ed by Col Colt, would be, in principle, precisely
the same thing as this patent extension, Col.
Colt having been fully compensated for his in
~vention, what claim has he upon the gov
eminent in a military view, with his factory in
London turning out the same weapons, to be
used against us in the event of o rupture with
EnelandY Let his advocates, representing one
Of bis factories, or carrying one of his most
beautiful pistols about them, answer these ques-
tiops If they can.
The truth lie, this patent extension bill is but
o log-rolling scheme for some twenty or thirty
millions Of the spoils, in q special tax upon
Colts firearms for seven years longer, not for
the benefit Of the treasury, or the army, or the
navy, but for the special benefit Of Col. Colt,
and the lobby, and its spoils Affiliations. The
French spoliation bill Of FIVE millions Is another
trick OF The spoilsmea. The real claimants,
and their rightful heirs, have died or sold out
for a song the Eve millions win be pocketed,
If passed, by the spoilsmen i~nfesting ,be
national capital. There are also other large
patent cases pending, Gardner claims, Goa
tracts, indenniies railroad land joihing bills
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

NENARh.-h Toruon oil the hetroponVau company, IN
Guiding Messrs. Thompson, Carroll, Jordan, and Floyd,
are playing here.
NEW HAVEN, coSS.-Mr. Z. s. Conner has been play.
ing at Grattsn's theatre. Mr.. Wyatt opens a theatre in
New Fayen this evening. The play /, ''The Stranger
ford, of the Broadway theatre, and Miss WOODWARD, late
of the Metropolitan.
LOUISVILLE, KY.-Miss Makeah, by a Gre at the Gait
House, on the evening Of the LIST inst, lost ner entire
stage wardrobe.
CSoNSAT.-Miss Kimberly has been playing a sue.
cessful engagement at Batts's theatre.
INV 0RIglSs.-Mr. Chanfrau and Miss AlSstiue are
playing at the American theatre, opened for q short sea.
son under the management OF Thomas Ward. Mrs. r.
u. Kembie recently died in this city.
GAIyEsTos.-Miss Dean (now Mrs Hayne) was play.
ing at the theatre here at the last accounts.
cAIroRSA.-Mr. Henry sedley has become one Of the
managers OF the American theatre, San Francisco. Mr..
and Mrs. Barney Williams we're announced to appear 10
Harysvnie, on the night OF the 9th ult.
PARIs.-The dramatic world was to celebrate the birth.
day Of Mcliere Gan. l5th) by q grand banquet. The
letters Of invitation we're signed by Taylor, Scribe, lie.
msitre, Samson, and other distinguished authors and
artists--The "Czarine,' = q drama In nvs acts, (prose)
by Scribe, has been produced at the Franchise. The
role OF the Csarine was given 10 Rachel; BlsuvsIIe,
played the Car; GeEroy, ksnschikon, &C., &c. II was
q success. & tnw.
Loypox.--Mr. c. Kean has appeared in Bourcicault .
adaptation OF Dekvigne's "Louis XII 1t was not
very successfal-Thc " Alcestis Of Euripides,
has been translated from the original Greek. or
. irAnalA5on Of !. has been adapted BY Mr.. splosr, Of
Ioneen, and performed Of the ST ysnss' theatre, Ton.
don. "A Ersss F~srtion o. he pay says the erils Of
-. .s-sfIsl m3f ~ gaes ita 49, - &
MNME.Mm WNNmM.M
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21
SHERIFF,S SALE

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION to me directed issued
ID from the Clerks Office of the District Court in and
and against :. s BEECHER, and c. W. WEBB ct al
dated October Both 1855 for the Five Hundred and
Eghty-fwo Dollars and NineiySix CENTS together with
damages and costs of suit upon which there due
the OF Six Hundred and Eleven Dollars and Fifty-
Eight cents debt and damages together with costs of sui,
taxed at sixiyEght Dollars and Ten cents.
have levied upon and taken into execution the fol
lowing described property to-wt:
One undivided Fourth OF the Bridge and the road
across the South Yuba river, in Nevada county, known
Hoyt K Co.'S Bridge.
Which shall sell at public auction the highest bidder
Tor cash in front Of the Sheris Office In Nevada CITY on
SATURDAY, January 5th A. D. 1856 at O'Clock p NJ
Given under my hand this 9th day OF December A. d
1855. Attest: w. w. WRIGHT Sheriff of N C.
By c. +. Wood, Under Sheriff. 32-tds
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21
Declaration Notice.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,


County Of Nevada 80
/ ANN ELIZABETH SEYMOUR wife Of Charles II. Sey
mour of the State and County aforesaid hereby de-
clare that intend to carry on business in my
and on my own account under and by virtue of act
passed by the Legislature of California April L. 1852
entitled Act to authorize Married Women transact
business in their name sole traders and further
declare that the business in which purpose TO
will be that of trading in mining claims and engaging in
mining operatons-n purchasing and selling real and
personal property and leasing the oanin money
further declare that will be individually responsible
for all debts contracted by account OF said business
and being duly sworn soemnly that all moneys
and property to DC invested in such business at the
time OF marriage with my said husband my SEP
crate property, and still seperate property,
recorded in the County Clerks Office of Nevada county
required By law and that part Of scd moneys prop
ery TO be invested in said business obtained from
my said husband. ANN f. SEYMOUR
Stale :f California, County Of Nerddass On this the
4th day Of December A D. 1855 before Notary Public
in aud for said county personally appeared Ann Elizabeth
Seymour, wife OF C. H. Seymour and known me to be
suchwho made and signed the foregoing declaration in
presence and who being duly by made cath
to much of said declaration appears upon its face
| to have been declared oath.
Given under my hand and sea- of Office the day and
above written.
! [Se4ll C. A. TWEED, Notary Public
Nevada, December 1S55-tf
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21
Summons.

STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-County OF Nevada. Town
- ship of WashBgtou-ss: Justices Court before G
VI TalimaD, Justice of the Pence
The People The of California to ELIJAH COFF-
MAN and JOSEPH COFFMAN, you are hereby sum-
moned to appear before the undersigned Justice Of the
Peace, at his Office III said Township on MONDAY 3isi
day of December, A. D. 1855 at 10 O'Clock NJ to en-
swer to the complaint ofIRA MERRIMAN. who demands
o! you ihe sum of SIS q, for money loaned.
On failure so TO appear and nsNer Judgment will be
fendered against YOU for said OF s25 & damages and
costs of suit.
Given under my hand, this llh day of December 1855
G. w. TALLMAS, Justice of the Peace.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, Washington
to#nshlp-u appearing the sasfac lion this Court
mat the Defendants cannot be found county,
are still residents of this Sate it is therefore ordered
that publication OF the above Summons bs made in the
NEVADA JOURNAL for three weeks
TRUE CoPY-ATTEsT. G. W. TAILMAN, ]. P.
Alpha, Dec 1l-td* Charles Goza Constable
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21
SHERIFE,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION to me directed issue
from the Clerks office of the District Court in and
for Sacramnto County in favor of A. g. Richardson and
against SEMI s. Davis dated Nov 2lst. 1855 for the sum
of Six Hundred Dollars Debt with interest on the sum
Six Hundred Dollars from the 18th day of Jan A. 1855
the Of per cent per month together with costs
suit taxed IS Dollars, and ten cents have levied
upon and seizedt following described property which
formerly attached to wit:
The Stables situated on Main street Nevada civ in
Nevada county and known the METROPOLIS STABLES
Which shall sell at public auction the highest bidder
for cash in front of the Shers Office Nevada city ON
the 5th day Of Jan A. b. 1856
Given Under my hand this 9th day OF Dec. A. D. 1855
Attest W. W. WRIGHT Sheriff, ~ c.
By F. WOOD, Under Sheriff
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21
INSOLVENT NOTICE.
IN the matter Of the Application of Charles
II, Seymour, an Insolvent Debtor.

In the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District
il and for the county of Nevada
DURSCANT TO AN ORDER this day made By the Hon
Niles Searls, District Judge Of the District Cour
aforesaid Notice is hereby given all the creditors OF
said lusovent TO be and appear before said Court at The
Nourt House in the Town and County of Nevada, or
MONDAf, FEBRUARY FOURTH, A. D. 1856. then anC
there TO show if any they can why an assignment
Of the said Insovens estate should not be made aud
he be discharged from his debts nsoyent Debtor
Given under my hand with the seal of the district Cour
1883 - -
by order of Hon Niles Searis District judge
J. H. B0STWICK Clerk District Court
By THOMAS P. HAWLEY, DEPUTY
TWEyD s FLErcHER, Attorneys for Petitioner 33-td
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21
Notice to TeamsterS,

rTNHE undersigned has fitted up and opene d n
1 WAGON AND HAY YARD, opposite the
White Hall Livery Staole Broad street., Ne
vada kent ly Parsons g. Cleveland This yard is
fitted up in the best manner for comfort and con-
venence for Ieamsters fountain OF good waite.
mi large and commodous Stable in the yard,
m tho NEST rea asontbe terms.
Good Hay and Barley constantly on hand at low
prices. The yard is supplied with roomy gates,
sufficiently large admit ofthe largest Hay teams.
The Yard is large enough to accommodate Twenty
wagons at time. Gates locked every night after
the teamsters get through with their stock and two
good Dogs to watch the yard. consider all stock
put in my chnrge perfectly safe, but will not be re-
sponsible for their loss.
supply Of Good Clean Straw for making Mat
resses. on hand Mattresses kept on hand for sale
at very low prices.
] have Three separate Corrals for the con-
venience Of Ok Teams and Stock drovers.7
Gentlemen give call and you will never
regret it. JAMES HOEL,
December 7-om No 81 and 81 Broad street
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21
SUMMONS.

&TATE OF CALIFORNIA. NEVADA County,
- SIS. Justices Court, Township of Nevada.
Before A. G. NILES, Justice of the Peace
The People of the State of California to JOHN
N1CHOLO. ou are hereby summoned to appear
before the undersigned, Justice of the Peace at his
Office in said township, on Friday the 4.h day Of
January A. d. 1856, at 10 O'Clock, A. d., TO answer
to the complaint OF the people of the State of Cali
iiornia, who claim of you the sum of 200 dollar.
now due your bonds to said plaintiff. On failure
so to appear and answer, judgement will be rendr
ed angainst you for said sum 900 dollars damages
and costs of suit.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of said county
GreetIng Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this 4lh day of December
\. D. 1855.
A. c. NILES, Justice of the Peace.
Dec. !. l. m
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21
Nevada, October

DH. L. j. CZAPkAYS Medical and Surgical Institute
is becoming sine qua nom the welfare of our Stae
and health Of our citizens aud his rapidly spreading
utaton although it may excite SURPRISE is but the signal
of Ski and follows tie natural effect OF sucb c.use.
We are personally acquainted with gentlemen who have
shuered for years under Chronic disease anG who had
taken advan OF every available means that prums ed
relief but without success, u2n they called upon DR.
L. Czapkay. who in incredible short space of time
has given them entire relief The Dr. conducts his Ins
tute In manner that must be satisfactory to all his pa
tens. He examines, advises and recommends without
CHARGE and the patient after hearing his terms for treat
men can accept reject pleasure whereas some re-
quIre consultation fee, altho Ugh The consultation may
not be satisfactory. In does the doctor make
charge unless he effects This he is able to do
bcause he feels the confidence which long experience
has given, and doubt the consolation which apper-
aims to that confidence. Persons afflicted with either
Acute or Chronic disease would do well to consult the
Dr. at all events 1t can do HARM for consultation
he asks no fee docs he insist upon obedience to his
advce unless the patient places himself under his care
His offices are No. ARMoRY IIALLscorner of Sac-
ranento and Montgomery streets, San Francisco. If
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Rf VIRTUE ofan order Of Court issued ou. of tho Hon
II District Court of the Fourteenth Jndical District
am commanded TO sell all the Notes and unsettled Ac
counts belonging to the firm of Mcworhy Harrison Co
shall sell them at public the highest bidder
for Cash IN front of tho Sherifs Office in Nevada city
90 SATURDAY, January 5, 1856.
Given under my hand at Office in Nevada this sth day
November A. D. 1855
". ". WRIGHT Sheriff Nevada Co,
BY c. Fabius Wood, Under ShaAf ids
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21
JOHN EEaZIWGER,
Dealer i'm Boots, Shoes and Caters,

No. 80 Commercial Street. Nevada.
n The subscriber has on hand at his stand two
E Door below the Corner of Pine and Commercial SITS.
- the LARGEST STOCK Of BOOTS, SHOES. CATERS
RUBBERS. and LADIES' SHOES offered for sale in
the mountains which he will dispose Of AT THE LOW EST
RATES By keeping hand the best assortment to be
had in California and by giving his business his personal
attention. he hopes to merit and receive share of public
patronage. He designs keeping full assortment hand
and will at all times be pleased to wait the public.
y. Bile has in his employ the best workmen in the
State and will at all times make TO order Fine Boots
Shoes Ladies Slippers and in fact anything that is
sary his Busnes. Call in and his assortment Of
Boots and Shoes, for summer May 2j-3m
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21
LETTER NOTICE

WELLS, FARGO L CO., furnish Government stamped
Envelopes bearing their Fank u cts Each, or $40
per Hundred.
Letters enclosed in such Envelopes will be carried
any OF their Express routes in California and Oregon Free
of Charge
AIy also furnish 10 Cts. Government FnIolores wit
'heif ffanA attached for % Cents Each, which will
carry Letters to the Atlantic States Free of Charge.
Nevada October :, Is55-tf All
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21
For Sale
GEORGE A. YOUNG
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES OF A
LUMBER LIEN.
ANDREWS s co
DISTRICT COURT,
Fourteenth Judicial District

q 7
SFourteeQtl
WM. CAROTHERS ct al
A Ii PERSONS holding or claiming Liens under the
N provisions of an Act entitled Act for Securing
The Lien Of Mechanics and others" approved April 9th
1855, on the following described property, to-vt:
That certain HOUSE AND LOT known as the property
Of Carothers and kinsan and bonded the North BY
L. A. SaeAets house. the East by tie principal street
of Orleans Flat the South by the road leading Moor
Flat and the west by Lotowned BY persons unknown
The being in the town of Orleans Flat and county
Of Nevada hereby notified to be and appear befor.
District Court of the 1ith Judicial District Nevada
On the SEVENTH DAY OF JANUARY 1856, at 10 o'clock
NJ and to exhibit then and there the proof of such
Liens We will that day apply to said Court for the
foreclosure of LUMBER LIEN said Building and Lot.
and for Order for the sale of said property pursuant
70 the statute in such cases made aud provided.
ANDREWS K CO,
December I1-5vs Per l. A. Sackett.
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21
Special Notices.

10. o. F-oustomah Lodge, No. Is, Instituted No.
4th, 1853, meets every TUESDAY EVENING. a, tbs
Masonic Hail. Broad street
Brothers in good standing cordially invited to attend
A. o. SWAN, NC
J. C. DUFFY, Secretary. nbot.