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The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

showed them the difference Se -een civil n nd
military position, defending the. country
and robbing the treasury. Satisfied |. en-
1t was about right as it was and then left TO-.
the purpose of making out M report. Tie
real magnitude of this victory may not appear
at flrst sight. While Europe shakes beneath
the feet of contelding afnies,aud each 1sear-
brings the startling intelligence that Sebasto-
pol is not yet taken, it may afford England
some small consolation, to know that the ap-
pie OF discord, the sceptre Of the indies is not
TO pass into the iron grasp of the Car, that
having here played the despot with an unarm-
ed~and defenceless stranger. Asia will hasten
10 lmplore our protection and lay her treas.
ure at our feet, her sons will come forth with
glad Hosannas, to welcome the representatives
Oh land whose principles are tyranny to the
weak and robbery to the helpless; thus will
tne character which co-trayelles with our fame,
snail be told upon the banks of the Ganges,
ana Dy the rivers of Palestine, that q Nation
ooastlng their freedom and breathing-bu ha-
tred lot oppression, removed the br Dad Aegis
OF the law, from race, children of the fabled
East that mother of Nations, and left them to
the mercy ofthe assassin, and the Justice of the
rooper forgetting that taxation without rep
IesentatIon was tyranny. They plundered in
tne name OF the State, nor allowed the defence
! less wretch representation at the tribunals of
law, & But here Don Key suggests that 1 am
getting Wild and as he sometimes speaks the
'ruth, will conclude by signing myself,
Yours, GEN EZEKIEL PEABony
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

EEv- One evening last week an Irish
women while passing in the vicinity Of
Bush and Dupont street, San Franc'sco,
was seized with the prcmonitory symp-
toms of paturition, and in few u'omer:s
gave birth in the street to 4 ere promising
infant both mother and child were im-
mediately cared for in the vicinity.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

Hsr The body of a man, named Samuel
Hickman, formerly Of Mississippi, was
found floating in the dock at San Fran
cisco few days since.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23
ueA- The miners on Gold Hill ORC ra,,ore+ro-

n@- The miners on Gold Hill are remonstra-
ting against the high price charged for water.
The owner of the ditch refuses to sell it for less
than one dollar per inch. They have passed
resolutions that hereafter they will not pay
over fifty cents per inch, and now there is some
eighty miners lying idle. 1t is impossible for
the miners to get a remuneration for their labor
when they are paying such rates for water.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23
SACRAMENTO, March 20, 1855.

l have just got a copy OF the Telegraph
after considerable enquiry, and must acknowl-
edge myself considerably enlightened by the
"witty editor" and his correspondent NJ. The
latter defines what he means by "around Grass
Valley" and his definition does not seem to
accord with the ideas of previous writer who
declared that Sin the suberbs of Grass Valley,
for ten miles round, every bushe of dirt was
worth bushel Of corn" NJ is evidently a
sensible gentleman, and it is a pity to confound
him or his ideas with more inflated denixen
ofhis village. But "birds Of feather" &c.
The editor thinks ,re pursued 'trifing''
course. If we did, he has initiated us so why
object. The figures of my previous letter
will show whether the subject is worthy ofgrave
Consideration.
10 the questions Of the Telegraph, as to the
future prospects of Nevada, VIC answer SIM
pie yes. Nevada will hold its own.
AS to its past history, it's full details may
be found in the Journal, and its citizens
showed their wisdom in suspendinga govern
ment that was creating debt. Sacramento
has held to its city government till its debt
amounts to million and half, while San
Francisco is getting funding bill passed that
will embrace debt of four and half millions
Our city charter was foolish experiment, but
what does that prove. That Grass Valley
should be the county seat? Perhaps. The
people of Sacramento fear they are approach
ing bankruptcy and reputation. San Fran
cisco's debt of between $50 and $40 to every
inhabitants squints badly that way. So much
for bankrupt" cities
If we ever get charge of that steamer on
Wolf Greek VIC will take that candidate for
United States Senator that Grass Valley come
so near furnishing up Salt River at half nrice
We might be induced to treat him as a dead
head.
We acknowledge the corn as 'to that SUM-
per, but alas the "epicurean" is closed. col
lapsed, packed up and gone to Iowa Hill
But who would suppose thata man nortgaeed
his soul for meal of victuals at Grass Valley?
That he incurred debt of gratitude" so
immense that the memory of the favor would
forever blind him to the absurdities Of his
friends, or if he saw them, close his Inns p
Who would think those victuals once consumed
would be thrown into his teeth as perpetual
remembrance? We have heard of a horse
eating his head of, and this is practical er-
ample ofan editor being enticed into eating
his independence up. The very good taste in
which the Telegraph alludes to these "fayorsr
excites our penitence--fore eating "that supper"
Grass Valley at that time was q good speci-
men ofa California town; but its improve
ments since have not kept pace with its self
estimation. We would not on any account
seriously object to its harmless belief in its
superiority and preeminence. And the Tel.
egrGph is wrong in supposing we are troubled
with any symptoms of anything except Der
iect good nature in this matter. If it don't
like to be laughed at we can't help it. Ou-
'trlf1lng' may be annoying to its dignity ..
the sole paper in its preemnent.townsbin bn,
1t really must not be SO funny about the Conn
fy Seat. Ha, ha, ha
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

nsa- 4 man, named Andrew Murat,
was frozen to death in klamath county
on the 10th of January last. TIE de
ceased was an Irishman, and lived some
six years in Now Orleans
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

DRUGGED.-On Stdda !, man named Jno.
Langwell, of Napa, was found lying apparently
dead drunk, on Pacific street, San FranciSc O..
He was conveyed to the Station House, and
there died. Upon post mortem examination
OF his body, it was found he had been drugged
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

Notwithstanding that our dog Puck
has been registered at the Oriental Hotel" +"
this is to warn all persons from harborng or
trusting him on our account as we will pay no
bills Of his contracting after this date.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

SU1cIDE.-A man, whose name is not known
was found lying dead at San Mateo, on Sunday.
He was found lying on the ground with his
throat frightfully cut. and a razor by his side.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23
so -

Ee5- The Marysville Erpress . ys:-
A chunk was taken out of the Hook and
Bull Tunnel, at Smiths, weighing six
hundred pounds. \ piece was broken of
near the size of nail keg, which y:-l5ol
$2700; the remainder is said 10 be cutie
as rich. The whole lump is near Tie s:-s
Of pork 6arrel-no Joke.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

@+ The examination of Taylor and
Mclean, for the robbery of A. j. Ha-
gan of this city, has been concluded
They were held to bail to answer to the
charge of grand larceny, and not being
able to raise the required bail, $4,000
each, they were entrusted to the special
care of the Sheriff.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

sG- We learn from gentleman just down
from Orleans Flat, that the miners are doing
well in that vicinity. Some of the
are taking out upon an average two
ounces per day to the hand
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

SUIcIDE.--The Sonora Democrat says that
a man named Hawkes., keeper of trading
store at Jacksonville, shot himself with pis-
tol on Saturday night last, after retiring to
rest, and was found dead in the morning, with
his pistol in his hand. He had been drinking
excessively for number cf days
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

MINING AT QUINcY.-The Mountai,l
Messenger says the diggings near Quincy,
Plumas Co., are paying finely. G. W.
Sharp & Co., are making from Ss to SOS
per day to the hand
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

en~ The utmost excitement prevails
amongst the miners in Tuolumne county
On Saturday, those who have "struck,"
1900 strong, entered Sonora, with music,
banners, &C., and a brass six-poundor
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

e% A company on Woolsey's Flat,
took out of their claims last week $17OO
This was the weeks work of twelve men
1t is expected that the present week it
will overrun that amount.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

Haa- \ man named Robert Vanderlip was
killed cn Monday last at Iowa Hill, by his
partner, named Roberts. 1t appears that the
difficulty arose about 5000, when few words
passed Roberts drew his bowie-knife aJnd stabb-
cd Vanderlip in the breast three ti5nes He
died instantly
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

ST. PATRIcK's DAY.--This anniversary was
celebrated with great rejoicing by the Irish
residents Of San Francisco. A public dinner
was spread at Russ garden.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

BtA- The bridge on Main street needs re-
pairing badly, Judging from the sudden disap-
pearance of a man the other night as we were
passing by. We will not inform our town
trustees what he said about them after scrapiDg
his shius.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

BaT March, who killed Timmons in his
cabin, on Middle Greek, Shasta Co., last
week, has been indicted by special jury
for murder, and VIII be tried at the March
term of the District Court
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

Be- The body of an unknown man,
cut to pieces, was found in the road aboUo
25 miles from Monterey by officer II
North of the police, San Francisco. lie
was lying in front Of an unoccnpled cabin,
and there is no doubt that he was mur-
dcrri.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

Be- 1t is said that the gamblers of San
Francisco subscribed $4,000 to defeat
the bill prohibiting gambling, and that
some tables in that city yield a monthly
revenue of $4,000 or $4,000 each.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

SALE OF JEwELRY.-It would bo Ill.
those In want of good watches and ievelrr -
cheap rates, to call on c. w. YOUNG ;n,o.;on
OF Main and Washington streets. He is now
selling out his splendid stock at cost omonn
which Will be found the most choice articles
cheaper than ever before offered in n Cal;eor'
MIA market.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

LARGE BouLDER.-A boulder of quartz and
gold was recently picked up at Michigan City
Flat claims, weighing 81 d lbs, 1t is one hall
gold
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

Ear A man by the name Of Benjamin S.
Kimbal was drowned at Barnes Bar, on the
North Fork of the American river, on Friday
9Th inst He was about % years old
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

n@ They tell us to wait, that time
will bring what we want. Friends, time
will ripcn the corn; but time will not
plow the field.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

EaT The regular term of the District Court
will commence in this city on Monday next
There is considerable important business on
the docket
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

COLUMBIA 1t is thought that Columbia
will be selected as the county seat of Tuolumne,
at the election to come off on the Cd April.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

nA- A woman, known as Texas Ellen,
was shot.in her own house at Coloma a
few days since, by gambler She died
The murderer escaped.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

u.s. G. j. Hubert Sanders, the torger has
fled. 1t is supposed he left in the last steamer
for Panama, in the steeragc, disguised as =
miner.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

HS- The citizens of Cherokee, in this
county, have petitioned for Post Office,
and have changed the name to Patterson.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

r@L We are indebted to H. R. Ferre, agent
of the enterprising Pacific Express Company
for the prompt delivery of Atlantic and Cali
ifornia papers and our correspondence.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

@ One of the proprietors of a Chinese
brothel, on Dupont street, San Francisco, a
day or two ago stole the wife ofa Chinese mer-
chant of that city.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

r@- The steamer New World male the trim
rom Sacramento to San Francisco on Friday
last in five hours and forty-fve minutes. Tha
quickest trip on record.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

n@- The Robinson Family were lat Dis.
mond Springs one evening last week | and met
with good success.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

Ea- 1t is said that Mr. Bateman, father
OF the "infant prodigies," lost S31, 200
by "Honest Harry Meiggs."
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

se On Wednesday last, Mr. David Pattin-
q, s"e was drowned, while attempting to cross
the middle fork of the Mokelu,hne.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

ra- fltty-two murders have been cor
mltted IN this State since the first of Feb
ruary.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

n@- A new road has been opened between
San Jose and Kern River.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

gsA- Wsiearn that Karl Mau had his right
leg broken, On Monday last, by the caving Of
q bank on Rush Greek.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

ra- Lee & Marshall's Equestrian Troupe
will commence their spring season in a
week or two, at Stockton.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

Eg- Miss Pellet delivered a lecture N
the Assembly chamber, on Tuesday cTcn-
ing, on the subject Of temperance.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

n@- Page, Bacon & Co. resumed busi-
ness in San Francisco, yesterday.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

S@- New diggings have been found at San
Gabriel, some forty miles from San Diego
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

"a See notice in another column Of
Great Excitement" at Hall & Ram.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

rA- We received call yesterday from
our friend Samuel Hervey, jr. late messen-
ger for Adams & Go.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

present superiority ana 1utdre PleeAni
nencc" by getting up such petition
To show the brillia Mt prospect they have,
and how much good sense there Is IN all
this absurd action, on their part, L here
give the result of my Investigations IN the
statistics of the last election. We Will
give to our ambitious neighbor the follow
ing townships, though Little York would
probably throw its vote for Nevada, and
that portion of Rough and Ready town
ship down the creek would be sure to. Say
Grass Valley, which cast votes 500
Little York, 6 900
Rough & Ready +" " Coz
Bear River 10
Total 1880
Nevada would mnquestionsbly get the
following townships -
Nevada, cast votes 1922
Bridgeport " q" Col
Eureka " CAT
WASHINGTON " " 1876
Total, 3O96
A comparison Of the "total" clearly
shows the prospects Of a county seat cleo
ton, while the votes of Nevada and Grass
Valley exhibit the "present superiority"
&C., contended for. The vote of Nevada
township alone comes nearer to the whole
vote of the townships likely under any
circumstances to be thrown for Grass
Valley than the vote Of Grass Valley does
to coming up to an equality with Nevada.
Until I saw the petition referred to I
had the innocent idea that Shipley got out
of subject in these dry times and being
compelled, like the children of Israel in
Egypt to make brick whether he had
straw or not, had hit on the expedient of
broaching this matter to fill his columns.
The endorsement of the 'whole hog" by
the highly respectable "citizens who sign
the paper proves the fattery of Superior
ity," "preeminence," &c., did not fall in
barren ground, but has sprung up, and
borne thousand fold. 1 do not wish to
disturb their selfcenceit, and they may
vaunt their ''present superiority as much
as they choose, as long as they can't
prove it.
Mr.. Waite's bill to increase the powers
of the Boards of Trustees in incorporated
towns, has passed the Senate to-day, and
will become law on the signature of the
the Governor. The features of the bill
l have before noted, and the bill passed
both houses as presented.
Speaking of Mr. Waite's labors, 1 take
this opportunity to commend report he
has recently made from the committee on
claims, upon the claim of Sacramento .or
repayment for expenditures in its earlier
history for the benefit of the INDECENT sick
of the State. shall forward it for pub
lication in the next issue. 1t is eloquent
and forcible. Although there are objec-
tions to that system Of beggary which
claims relief "to every man who gave a
glass of cold water to deciple in 1850 !;
yet the exertions OF Sacramento were most
praiseworthy, and her expenses heavy, in
relieving the sick these are ably set forth
in the report.
Base says This simple statement with the appended
figures of Mr. sargent is death to the preensious of our
little neghbor and lets the conceit the telegraph
as ellecualiy as sharp knife would the wind out Of
blown bladder.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

H.a- Inc amount Of gold Gust sent to the
as1 eas, oy the steamer OF tile leth inst, waa
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

GVBlase's communication will appear next
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Professional Notices.
IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH

IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETu.-Dr. j..
Il ALLEN late Pro- In Ohio Coiless Of DentN
surse TO hs improved method o construct
ms AhTifCIAL pkNTb RES which combines ne fouoNi
advantages
Isl Th-- for the od ernen Of e 4
ihe sa,s Infect the breath the isht
eat moisture can gst between the teeth and p'aio
I'd An Aruhoisl GUN which IS hr- aud indestruehos
the hEh hest between ans sroand hei
base which nnes them trm each ether AND the pss
which they This mpArts e. the teeth tas
peculiar eSpreon aud heke earanee HEB shsrsetii
the natural
So Great strength obtained BY uniting the Teeth
Gum and Plate ana 10 o!da, force Isscsns can cal
them from their bAse.
th clear sd sstne; xticulstot Of speech restored
rh important change effected b. having the made o. ths
teeth su uatuTs form To this form ths 10
reaa, adapted THIS reo sdsp alton Of the tongue % hs
asntaIe the hns mailed sodnds IL speaking
Sh The natural form and OF the mouth
ce he restored IA her. they nave become suakrn
This done BY means u Adoiona =, schmcns u thr anc
supporus the teeth These aschmeuts are - iofaet
brins ne portions and sustain iseu IN ths
proper position They covered With She shove aa7i
when rightly formed osano DC eesesec BY II. e'ose' 20
THIS nehcc % restoring the cheeks &c tle oEins
end lips. has beeu yell te~'ed having been made ssecA
atuT. the suthos practice fo seser past ASsce
OF Photographs and DsgnerrvOyPs ken@as, which hsvs
been ts Of without this improvement and >so vita
H. be bis ce show INA the sEest change 10 spPesf
wkch poiGced IN the 81 oov
ve.frs denures eonsrssted upon this PnuePe ~hes me
publc Dvied es and examine. together With ohe
specimens Of he improved style - Sors not requiring he
above altschRects
tie purity which prevent, Ire sshte tAnish
pleasant 10 the month In sir this system embraces
mar, new and portsnt hSuT-s shieh readily afpreci
BY those weaving artificial dentuTes upon this pneipa
Win rt,te 20 the utility Of this method
onlas can be given eminent Dentists IN the saaa
eiiies Of the Usi0n and persons Tss,s tie Sot IN " sas
other ciiies J. ALLEN Ne " Bond e. n I
n BA small pamphlet, eonsAsins fuller Particular sent
(Pcst podl on sPpiio~ion
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lDnIfr Eurt.

A DEDUCTION Of Terms viii bee made t'r the
y .,..o-,t. o.. r-- of the Ro1rs 81 th- a ArER-
CIgF South Orarse RhClc he hse = ssfnrf iAi '1
- No az i4th s- ~ YORK
DHALANA IEPOT.-Graham I'ur "u'a'eh
l 80 u.,'i,y o.tN.-i An.'- sauce >v-~t "a -,'',
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TIFNTs I'D BOARDERS received ~ r-ss'oA''e f'-7'
OutdoOf practice proa Utiy attesdes -.
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Uatthcs, 1cwelrr, &t

EIEGANT AND RICH GO obs
T. FOs ThE HOLIDAYS.
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BALL BLACK co
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full Gilt aud bronre Nl'o S-ue' A'f~
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Avep besntfoi eoieet,-n 81 9h ,,I,,, j5.,e'
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Fieuish schools
Siy, M shoftes Po-s'oe 1ot--
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.very description hs-nE sey, hand avery s'Es r'or
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public 20 call .nd exam bens ss1.d they VII no. Ietfst
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panfins Atabrmirs.
Do1DwoBTus DANCING ACADEMY,

DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMY,
"A. No go ssy oppo-its lin Il 10 nov o2sh ol ns
sre hilo.n OF We1nesssys .Dd SatuId-y. ~ and
Tnorsdsys. sc1 every other rr1
S,v Al 7. 81 Prscucns A.sem'es on sstoro4y even as
for Lsdss 0ebt'men HoftbiJ SORES a. r.. a. N.I.
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lad A. he Aesoeu. any time. vii 10 scot D post
MRS. A. LANNAYs DANCING SCHl1OL, az
NI mrtssue hsl 80 Court a. broo.lJn -Cs-'e' iot
~. copo ousr,eY are bsng formed Tn@ qn-rrr oat'
So ~. osy Of entrance Lessons oa WEDNESDAY All
sAJuRDAf AFrER>OOs commencing q; y O'CLOCK
h,,tr >. DAnssntes - heretofore
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Drp GOODS.


M A GED coo ID s.
LAM 4 PORTER No 81 C.th'rinest o4er
cpAters square
F.sssse Brown Dsna.l Table Cloths
ps0sse~ Dsn.sh and sDo~ drop N.piins
$500 I',-e eoeee ant Csmbuc NaslinS
rae ss@sss 70 me above v dam pness only but having
eesh sse ehge zoe ePeeusn OF the Port WG3ea and BY
cofI nc We se eassl.a offer them below
theI value LANE PoRrER No. 81 Ca,hsrpe st
THOMAS STANDBY, (la,e with A T. Stew.
u at 4 Col
harufscturer ard Importer OF
LADIES' and CHILDRENS FURNISHING 0oons
~ Removed to Ne SSi BROADWAY, Nsw.Yex
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