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The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

MIN1No.-The Columbia Clipper has
the following:
A lump was taken out of claim on
Three Pine Gulch, weighing 56 ounces
valued at over $500. Another was taken
out weighing 63 ounces, which contains
some quartz, the owner will not make
known the locality.
Still another is in a Banking House,
but they are not permitted to exhibit ii
until the owner gives them liberty Nc
doubt but that it is very good sized
piece.
Miners throughout this and the adjoin-
ing camps are doing well. The ditch is
supplying large amount of water The
Columbia Gulch Fluming Company, are
getting on finely, and will complete it at
an early day the benefits are already
being appreciated.
GoLD HILL-Dalrymple Claim is pay
ing from to 10 ounces per day, four
hands.
Norris Claim, struck rich sink, pay
ing $40 to Sl2 per day to the hand.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

G Ayrcs, who shot at Harrington,
Jacobs, and others, at Moore's Flat, Jan.
18th, while in state of intoxication, was
tried yesterday. The result was not
known as We went to press.
Ayres is peaccablc man when sober
but subject to violent fits when drunk. 1t
is extremely fortunate for him as we'll as
others that he did no serious injury, and
whatever the verdict it is to be hoped he
will learn lesson of prudence.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

LEARNED IN THE LAw.-Judge Med.
a short time ago, fourished in the county
of Amador, and was remarkable for his
original manner. The defendants counsel
in an important case moved plaintiff be
nonsuited and gave such eloquent reason
ing to the learned Judge that he jumped
up and dismissed the jury. "Stop, your
honor" said the counsel on the other side
''you havn't heard the other side of the
story "That are fact" returned the
Judge, and shouting to the jury, who by
this time had reached the street, he said
"Stop, boys the Court hare mis- spoken
herself"
We think those of our readers who
were present at trial that took place not
long since, not more than three thousand
miles out of this county, will see ludic-
rous resemblance in that and the above
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

Rd- \ project seems to be on foot on
the part of a company to take the waters
of the South Yuba off from the places
adjacent, as Alpha, Omega, &c, and
throw it into Deer creek, to feed the
bitches already leading from Deer creek
to this city. We think the populous min
ing neighborhood which is now expecting
this water to be speedily brought to The
rich placers We have named, will object,
and possibly prevent this serious blow to
their interests.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

SPIRIT OF THE SAN FRANC1sco Press,
The 7ocn Talk Of Monday contains q
humorous extravaganza, in the shape of q
description of great excitement on the
o ccasion of the removal of the office o.
that paper. A grand procession was
formed, including foremen, compositors
devils, Sc, and also including represen-
tatives of the different city papers, with
mottoes,gas follows:
Aka-Freedom of thought and Nebras-
ka.
Times and 7ranscript-Freedom Of
thought and Gwin.
Evening Journal-Freedom of thought
and Broderick.
HeraM-Freedom of thought and auc.
tioneers' advertisements.
Erening Ne,os-Freedom of thought
on "the main question"
CAonicle of thought and
opinion under any circumstances.
The tSun-Frecdom to shine in on
unclouded sky.
Advocate-Frecdom of thought accor-
ding to our creed.
Pacifc-We say amen! substituting
OUR creed
La Oroaica-Poco tiempo-Dios y
Libertad.
La Messagsr-Vive la libert6, egalite,
fraternite.
L'Echo-Vive L'Empereur.
California Demokrat-Liberty and lager
bier.
Oriental-No shabby one bittee "7o,On
Talk"
TosCn Tdlk-All sorts of freedom, in
spite Of the devil.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16
gaF The following notice was accident

B9~ The following notice was accident
ally omitted last week:
On. Saturday evening, after We had re-
tired to rest, we were agrccably surprised
by the pleasant strains of serenading
party. We did not know at the time to
whom belonged thanks for the beautiful
serenade, but have since learned it was
the "Grass Valley Quartette Club" who
have our warm acknowledgements.
THE LADIES.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

THE GOVERNOR OF UTAH.-Col. Step
toe, who has been appointed Governor Of
Utah in place of Brigham Young, is
said to be consistent member of the
Episcopal Church, and sincere Christian
in his professions. He has four compa-
nies of United States troops with him, and
is at Salt Lake, where his commission will
reach him. According to Elder Hyde,
Polygamy does not improve the purity Of
the peoples morals and manners in Utah.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16
ESFo Tho EracO NolIox

sa~ The Grass Valley Telegraph here
toforc an advocate for Gwin comes out in
favor of new man, and very properly
says of Gwin, his chances are "a forlorn
hope" and emo chance seems to remain. >
We know no better man than l. G. Woods
for the station, though we are not aware of
his political predictions. We only know
him as an able business man, man of
large ideas and in the present heteroge-
NOUS condition of parties, the taking up
of really no-party man would quiet
many of the detrimental, Office seeking
squabbles of the State.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16
Reduction of tho Price Of Francs
NEVADA, Feb, 10. ]

ANbfADA, TSD. ~, ICOC.
AT meeting Of citizens of Nevada, to take
into consideration the expediency of reducing
the price OF Francs to q lower standard, H
Davis, Esq, was called to the chair and A. A.
Sargent appointed Secretary.
On motion, after debate by Messrs. Joseph
son, Jenkins, Potter, Mackay, Rigby, Stiles
and Sargent, it was unanimously
RESOLVED. That from and after this meeting
we will receive francs at the rate of twelve and
a half cents each, ard eight for a dollar, and
will discounteaance their passing at a higher
rate
On motion the proceedings were ordered to
be published in both Nevada papers. Meet
ing adjourned.
H. DAVIS, Chm.
a SApcrvT Cac,v
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

FRENCH EMIGRATroN.-Fro the Fee
ming Nca0s we learn that large portion
of the French population of this State
numbering, it is believed, over three thou
sand-have memorializcd the Emperor
Napoleon, to the effect that if favored
with grants of land and certain other priv
lleges which are mentioned, they will en-
igratc to New Caledonia, dependency OF
France in the South Pacific. The mem
orial, duly signed and attcsted, is said to
have been forwarded to his Imperial
Highness by the last steamer.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

@- Owens, who was indicted by the
Grand Jury for an assault with deadly
weapon with intent to commit murder,
upon Mr.. Lansing at Omega about five
weeks ago, had his trial before the Court
of Sessions on Wednesday. The jury
retired on Wednesday night, and were
still out on Thursday evening.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

sea~ The room of Mr.. Hoel, keeper of
the upper stable on Broad street, was
robbed of $3.50 and gold watch, a
few nights since The thieves bored
through plank partition, and into a
trunk next to it, and pulled the contents
through the hole they had made, taking
such things as suited them.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

YOU'VE MEN's Assoc1ATlos.-Tbe
young men Of Marysville, have formed an
association with the intention of establish
ing library, liceum and cabinet of curl
osities. From members and stockholders,
the sum Of $4,145 was collected in thrco
days. The members met on Saturday
last and elected officers of the association.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

Sixty YEARS AGo.-On Christmas dav
1894, the ship Betsy, 100 tons, was
launched in Salem, thermometer so de-
grees at noon. The grease ran down on
the ways, and men and boys indulged in
swimming, as in summer
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

On THE SHoULDER-There were thir-
teen fights in twenty-five hours during one
day last week in the belligercnt little
town of Gibsonville, Sierra. So says the
Messenger.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16
r6Y- The result of the d5tb boI,o+ .

D9- The result of the 45th ballot of
the joint convention, sitting to elect an
United States Senator was: Gwin 3S ;
Edwards, "a; McCorkle, IS; Broderick,
10. Of the 46th: Gwin, 80 Edwards,
81; Roman, Is; Broderick, r. Of the
47th: Gwin, IS; Edwards, 81; Roman,
10; Frederick, l3.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

EG" Our devil, vigilant authority, says 80
ladies passed our office yesterday. We give
the statistics for future reference. He thinks
he has made decided impression on several
OF tbs number
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

sa- Messrs. 'Josephson & Co., have re-
moved their well-known kentucky store
from Main street to the corner of Pine
and Commercial streets. They have on
hand fine large assortment of goods, and
deserve public patronage.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

B@- The weather continues to be very
fine, but there is little more water for
miners. Enough gold is not taken out
however, to have any visible effect in the
money market. We have yet to find a
man who is not broke
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

FG~ Those of our readers who desire to
obtain the excellent accomplishment of
singing, should take the opportunity of
the commencement of the term of Mr..
Wellcr's school, to enroll themselves
among his scholars. See his notice.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

LAGER BEER.-The San Francisco
Sun says that the lager beer business has
SO rapidly increased in that city, that
there are now over twenty fourishing
manufactures of this popular beverage.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

Ia The following able report of the
grand jury has probably not been seen by
a large number of our citizens, and we
therefore publish it. Some of the sugges-
tions are highly important and should be
acted upon:
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

S$ There seems to be a general SYM
pathy manifested in this place for Tabor.
1t should be embodied in form that may
do good-in petition to the Governor
for the unfortunate mans pardon.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

SACRAMENTO VALLEY RAILRoAD-We uo-
derstand that the above company has commen-
ned work in reality. About hundred men
are now employed on the line of the road in
grading, and something over five hundred will
lie at work by Monday next.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

FROZEN TO DEATH-The Shasta Cou-
rter has been informed that the body of a
man, name unknown, was discovered n
short time since on Salmon Mountain
1t was supposed that he came by his death
in consequence of the intense cold
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

1HE SPECIAL ELECTION IN TUoLuMxR CoUx-
TT. We are informed by gentleman who
left Sonora on Sunday, that the full returns of
the special election in Tuolumne county for
representative, showed McCurdy l76 votes
ahead Of Mr.. Galvin-Stats Journal.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

B9- We regret to learn that Col. Wal
ker retires from the State Journal. He
is an able writer, and has made his sheet
power in the State. James McCla atchy
Esq, favorably known to the public in his
former connection with the paper, is again
to take Up the pen for its columns
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

FEMALE FECUNDITY.--The Shasta Cou-
r'er says that on Monday of last week a
lady of that county gave birth to twin
sons, whose combined weight was seventeen
pounds and three fou,ths.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

SUDDEN DEArH-A man named Or
lando Gatfeld died on Friday last at the
Sutter Race Course from sudden attack
of asthma. He was about As years OF
age, and formerly from Newark, n. J.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

CoMMENcING EARLY.-The s. T. Sun
says that the County Treasurer of that
county advertises for the redemption of
County Auditors warrants issued prior to
June 22d, 1855.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

FROZEN TO DEATH.-The body of a man fro
zen to death, was found on Salmon Mountain
Shasta county, a few days ago. There was
nothing to indicate who he was found on his
person.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

n9- A cotillon party takes place to-
morrow evening at the United States
Hotel.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

h% The Chinese seems to be a very
troublesome set of denizens to the San
Franciscoians The courts are occupied
by their cases, anl the streets inhabited by
them made the frequent scene of ARRAYS.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

sG~ 1t is said that Col. VIM. Walker
contcmplates colonizing Realijo, and has
received grant of FIVE thousand acres,
in which he designs to form a settlement.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

n@r We are indebted to Samuel Hervey
Jr., of the San Francisco office of Adams
& Co., for a valuable file of exchanges.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

BsS~ The Marysville Express states that
there is much complaint in regard to persons
squatting upon ranches in that vicinity.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

rs Adams & Co., have our thanks
or various exchanges.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

be- The trial of Rodman Backus for
murder has been fixed for the 10th inst.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

sA- The general Supervisor bill passed
the Senate on the 18th.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16
THEATRICAL NOTICE.

vTJuE IrNDERsIGNED RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES
i to the Profession that he has at oonSid"rabi"
expense fitted up in magnificent style, THEATRE with
new stock of Scenery Stage Dressing Rooms and every
requisite for Theatrical entertainments IL VIII comfort
ably scat Five Hundred persons ana Will bh RENTED
ny THE NIGHT, WEEK. or MONTH for Dramatic En
.or, i,r,ents Concerts Exhibitions, &c, &C. on THE
MOST REASONABLE TERMS. All communications ad-
dressed TO the undersigned will be attended with des
match. Nevada, Feb. Eff ]. p. FRISBIK.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16
From Los Angeles to Salt Lake.

The Aha says, We have been permitted by
Messrs. Adams & Co. to publish the following
portion Of the journal of Mr.. Felix Tracy, Jr.,
during his late journey through from Los
Angeles to Salt Lake.
This dairy. though brief, will be of value to
those who may wish to travel through to Salt
Lake by the same route. and it will also give
very correct idea of the country to the gen.
eral reader. The indeiatigable and ubiquitous
Adams d Co. will soon dispatch messengers
through all the principal routes to Salt Lake
for the purpose Of ascertaining by direct OBJ
servation the best route for an express. The
enterprise of this firm bids fair to establish the
best route for the Pacific Railroad, while Con-
gress IS quarrcling about appropriations for
engineers to do the same work.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16
SINGIMG SCUoOL.

kAR WELLER will commence his School on iust1rv @
IVI Erering next, February 2Oth. al ine DAi II'A
CHURCH. 1t hoped there will be full a'tenoAhce'
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

T W COLBURN, Foreman.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

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oiwiil- proposed BIS this bd. aud ia offering
q tew reasons upon this subject. wish TO
call The attention Of the Senate 20 that por
ton oi the net concerning wills, which is
propose" To ne changed. lNr Palmer hefe
re"H tom Ii"'Iey ON ihe subject OF wills
"nd proceeded To comment on the shmel
Wv reference To the general "a" concern
iHu wills and p-Utfl4liN to the 1911 aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-14

paper entitled Original Portraits Of Washington gives
the history Of all the known existing licensees Of the
who required not the aid Of the limner's art to
stamp his memory the hearts Of his countrymen.
sBenito Cereno" Is the commencement of
story, a. far as we can judge rather weak construc
ton and puerile in style. " Unknown Tongues Is
collection OF all the facts known with regard to the
Hnguai facilities OF communication enjoyed by dumb
snimah The paper is exceedingly well written and we
fancy recognise in it the nsTuciv pen the author
OF Stray Leaves from the Book of Nature" "Iifs
omong the Mormons is continued in the present mum
Der. The subje 1t TO us, trenches too closely
upon the mysteries Of humanity for the readers pub
location which finds is way into the hands Of youth
The article on Tennyson Is written with true apprecia.
tive power, and will give pleasure TO the numerous ad
mirers Of that delightful writer. Experiences in Leba
nom form interesting chapter in Oriental fe Tho
paper entitled "the Drama in France" appears oppor
tnney to enable those who Rachel analyse not
only the feelings excited by her performances but til
character of pieces novel to them in construction and
so difficult at first to appreciate. The chapter on Iaay
cite an ably written tribute to the pure and magnan
character Of that iustrious soldier of liberty The
article Kansas embraces topic which II would be
better for the general popularity of magazine II
left untouched. Its conductors should eschew politics,
which do not egitimatey fall within the province Of
publication like theirs. The editorial notes and reviews
are, Is usual, ceveriy and impartiay written They
form Of the most agreeable features Of the Maya
zine.
The NAUTICAL MAGAZINE AND NAVAL JOURNAL for Oc-
ober contains great variety Of articles interesting to
the service and illustrated usual by diagrams and en-
cravings. This work though young Is fast increasing in
circulation, and establishing high scientific charac.
ter for itself.
NEW MUSIC.
Horace Waters, No. 333 Broadway has received Going
Home" ballad and chorus words and music By Mr.. f.
p Ordway, Of Boston, Of most popular American
song writer's. The solo movement IL graceful and ex
pressve, and the chorus arranged for soprano Alto
and bass voices, is simple and effective.
NEW WORKS ANNOUNCED.
Amongst the new works announced by the Messrs Ap-
pleton, is one called Juno Clifford, by an American
pen. Report speaks highly Of its merits. Messrs De-
witt Davenport advertise hygienic work entitled
Life, Health and Death" Mason Brothers have also in
the press novel called The Rag Picker Bound and
Free"
We see that Riker Co. have in press and will shortly
publish Captain Gibsons work, giving of the
cruisings of the author in the Indian Ocean his adven
lures amongst the chefans and people Of sumara and
his capture and imprisonment by the Dutch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-14

DUTtuoTfvG PsT ~ OsvEGo--Loss o1S 0OO-
A.. tf.ss oui shout u C',i<k last Eghs 10 he -
fsrfre rlsnlfg min ~ kessrs FORWARD go,stS
.bh entirely sonssns bat ami ssioissg bufi1in~s ~
W. Han White, Tevsy saa others. rhs mill Va 4.
otsTstlen snn 10 ocsk When tia psaa pref l,s.s
iRtsn " -. foreman sst srssssr IN ss,Insni.hI,
ihs hrft, he Tho snrse room vas separated Gssa ts
toniainlrg tbavngs ~ s'ans usn All The ass Il
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oik-log are he nsnes, ~ far A. essh lssrn n ne
sutsffn -~tsfvsrd rnaish, planning nsll-loss sbsst
tttso lnsafsi VI 90 Ia The Northwestern. f<sry
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VI go insnrwi tzso 10 the Nerfh.es,yh ly.sssisf
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sfroani a abuf ~ 90 40 1f1Aa ssiyssniis "a.
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m hssss bf<t Ifsf street eFuth ~ shks.
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sorss6 shh vss6eu bnnfsg sAsp essagss 10 NJ.
Tovsy. NJ ShEss kss 80. - lnsufsnes Mr..
YSrfs 81 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-14

PrsporIoxs tNp Arrosrsysry ~ YBg MaSDo
CeFfy fiyss fAsus ysst~siss NrSssf 10 ~ csptxa
ssr.nd It-ls issas Green. w. h. Etss iisu ,sssss,
Yfs fuftsstf ~ sfuvrs<sd.
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lrh Ass a l1ss sles rsNsl rsonsosed
Aisrsnfsf W rsAss, a Vtrwnis - - sec,Dst i~sA-
nasi ~ n Issa @Siy last vts Greco. gfoapssiss
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sawss fs-h ~ renusyivssAa " " s~@spnd lAse@
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ssUsN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-14

the accused the widest latitude defending himself
against the charges brought against him. and should
personally object 10 the introduction Of Mr.
as witness. Cases had occurred in which wives had
been introduced before courts martial 10 y where
their husbands parties lie lett IT, hoseyer to the
Court to determine whether in the present instance Mrs
Haldeman should be admitted.
All except the Court were requested TO withdraw for
the Court to deliberate upon the matter when wa de-
cided not TO admit Mrs. Hsldeman q witness in the
case.
Edward Van Pelt was now called for the defence He
captain Of lighter for transporting from New
York 70 Governor Island, and had been thus engaged
since 1910.
O. no you know Of Sergt. Head sending government
stores on board your lighter Governor Island and
sending them to the city New York and selling them
on his own accounts
The Judge Advocate objected TO the question He did
not think the Court should go into examination Of
particular acts OF Serg Head far back 1870 hay
ing no bearing whatever on the present
Counsel for the accused insisted that the question had
most al bearing upon the charges preferred against
Lieut. hsideman. Their design, they stated TO ahow
that previous to the accused being appointed
ofFort Columbus Sergf Head in the In bit Of making
lasgesus Of mos from candestinely selling
provisions, and that since the appointment OF the
cused he had been prevented from doing so account
OF the watchtuness and vigilance Of the accused and
that for this Sergeant Head had become the bitter
enemy Of Lieut. Haideman and that get him out ~
the way the object Of the present prosecution The
accuseds counsel therefore, claimed that II was compe
tent TO show the motives Of Sergeant Head
The court room was gain cleared of all except the
members OF the Court when aer time spent in de-
liberation, decided that the question could put
being three O'Clock putting the question was deferred
III Monday morning. al IL O'Clock, 10 viii III time the
Court adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-14

The Iaufvis journal, u The 9Th last, ssysC.otsc's
have be~n making iot hoys hrongh tbs v~~E saA - -
net A. which prices hfn We hear n ,ie ss y 90
he'd w pork house 0vD-r. 81 ~ ffoen N. hsosx A
letter tom Allen county ssys hes serng tsare -
o. &c net, which u equal 70 " % W 70 here