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Columbia advertisements.
COnstabEe's Sale.

COnStabfe'S Sale.
EDy Virtue of an Execution, issued out of
ND Justice Chamberain's Court, of Township No q
County of Tuolumne State of California TO directed
in favor of E. W Councilman and against A. j. Hatch
have seized and shall expose for sale at Public Auction
II O'Clock. NJ the 22nd day of September A d.,
1856 the premises the following described property
to wit All the right title and interest of A. j Hatch in
certain House and Lot situated near knckernock
er Flat: said House known as Hatch's School House
Dated on the first day of September A. D., 1886.
JOHN 4. PALMER, Constable.
Columbia, Sept. nol2-3w
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FIRE AT CoIUsI.-The fire at Colusi consumed
about one hundred houses. One man is miss.
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Announcements.

We are authorized to announce
O. H. ALLEN as candidate jor the Office OF Justice OF
the Peace for Township No. g il inc County OF luolum
ne. at the next general election in NoFemoer-
We are authorized to Announce
G. w K GIBBONS, of Columbia, as candioste Tor the
Office of Justice of the Peace for Township No at the
ensuing election.
We are requested to announce
ARNOLD DENOITI.E of Columbia, Candidate for
the Office of Justice of the Peace for Township No .
the election in November next. [nol1
We are authorized to announce
~ NJ. BRYANT, candidate for the Office OF Consta
be for Township No. 2 at the next general election IN
November next.
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The Supreme Court, on Monday, rendered
several important decisions, among which were
those relative to Notaries, and the State Insane
Asylum.
NorARIEs-The Union says SIN the case of
of the people En- rd. Joseph W. Finley rs. jew
ctt the Court establish the principle that the
Governor has no power to remove from office
Notary Public before the expiration of the full
term for which he was appointed. and to which
he is limited by law
The SupremesCourt has also decided that the
appointment by the Governor of Resident
legal. DR.. Reid accordingly gives place 10 DIR.
Langdon. of San Joaquin.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
state and County Taxes.

rayIE Assessment roll upon real and personal property
4 for the fiscal year 1855. having been received by
all persons hereby notified to forward and pay
their Taxes required by law.
J. ". STUART.
Collector.
Sonora, Sept. 9th. 1856, no12-3w
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Nsw advertisements.
COLUMBIA
BANGING SgHOOk1

A T THE SOLICITATION or MANY FAMILIES THE
"A undersigned have been induced to open an
a @ a D e M Y
for the further instructions Of
- ~ 81 @ z II O.
All the most FASHIONABLE DANCES will be intro
duced; such as the following
sHor11scHE oUADRnIEs WALTzEs,
MAzoURKA La sARcuEIANA, PoLKa;
REDowA " POLKA REDowA, CEIARIrs,
Polka, 4" slCHuAN, GAILoPADE
LANCER @ SCHoTTIsCIIE ITALIAN
WALE EsMERAlDA BOHEMIAN,
GLIAE, &c. &c,
At Musical Hall Main Street in shotwes New Build
Ing opposite Washington Street.
1t the intention of the undersigned 10 make this school
SELECT.
EF- Ladies Instructed free of Charge. ia
Ladies wishing to take Lessons will please present their
card ENDORSED.
DAYS of Tuition for LADIES MISSES and MASTERS;
day and Thursday afternoon, from to O'Clock Gen
tlemen's Class same evenings from 10 10 O'Clock
Commencing Monday September 29th,-for Terms &c.
applv at the School Rroom the above named DAYS.
c. c. CIAPP K Co.
Columbia Sept. Is, 1s56-13-tf
SilaSv's Flat.
Ladies and Gentlemen of Shaws Flat. school viii
he established at Your pleac upon the principles
above on Tuesday Sept 30h and continue open every
Tuesday and Friday from to and to 10 o'clock.
G. C CLAP * Co.
sept Is. 1856.
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Religious Notice.

Preaching in the VI z. Church Of this place. to-mor
row. Sunday at II o'clock A. NJ, and at P ~, and at
Sprin sfei at night by tie Rev g. b Taylor,
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~ENH0VAI.

HAVE Removed my stock of Boots Shoes tot the FIRE
j proof building formerly occupied by Wells, Fargo
Co., one door South of Branards Store Being out Of
danger of fire, shall keep good assortment Of BOOTS
the at small profit Also have bought the stoc
of L. Bgeow, consisting of Saddles Harness &c. such
as is found IN Saddlers Shop, and win dispose Of the
same cheap for cash
Repairing of all kinds done at shortest notice
DAVID PARKER.
Columbia, Aug 80 nol1 If
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The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01
SHERIEF,S SALE

DY VIRTUE of an Execution to me directed
ID issued from the Clerks Office of the District
Court in and for the Co nnty of Nevada in favor of
FREDERICK MAY and against w. G. VON-
dated Dec. 81, s55, for the sum of
two hundred and forty three dollars, debt, damages,
with interest the sum of S243, from the oath day
of July, 1885, at the rate of ten per per annum
together with costs of suit taxed at s2e 650O dol
lars. have levied upon and seized the following
described property which had formerly attached d
to wit:-One house and the lot on which it stands.
situated in the town and County of New ada at The
upper end of Broad street, on the west side aud
now upied by the said Won Poslnitz, as dwell.
Ing and Office.
Which shall sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash at Nevada city, on the 2Ist day OF
January. A. D. 1856.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of December
A. D. 1855.
Attest: w. w. WRIGHT,
Sheriff of Nevada county,
Dec. 2s-tds By C.F F. WooD, Under Sheriff:
The above sale has been postponed until
thursday, the 7th day Of February, 1856, at
o'clock, P. NJ
w. w. WRIGHT, SheriffN. G
By C. F. Woop. Under Sheriff
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01

FATAL ACCIDENT AT ORLEANS Flat
A man named Frank Bradley was acci-
dentally shot and killed at Orleans Flat
under the following circumstances. A
Mr.. Peaslee went out of his cabin to dis
charge his pistol, and fred it at a stake.
The ball hit the stake, glanced and entered
the cabin of Mr.. Bradley, hitting him in
the left temple, and causing instant death,
Mr.. Bradley was reading at the time the
ball struck him, with his book lying in
his lap, and his death was SO instantane-
Gus that he never moved a m hscle! His
remains were carried to Grass Valley and
inferred there Peasley is said to be al
most distracted with grief at the death of
his friend, although no blame is charged
upon him by any Of the community.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01

IMPORTANT DECISION "gentle and
indulgent'' Supreme Court, have lately
rendered decision of such Importance to
the mining interests, that we publish it in
full:
VANNELrEN STEELE vs.. R. JILsoN,
ET AL.-Ju Justices of the Peace cannot
take any jurisdiction by implication. The
law gives them the authority to try the
right to a mining claim, where the value
does not exceed two hundred dollars, but
it confers no Jurisdiction to give damages
for an injury to mining claim, or for its
detention.
But this is not the case here. The
plaintiff sues for the mining claim--that
is the cause of his action. His prayer
for damages might have been stricken out,
or might have been disregarded. 1t ought
not to have turned him out Of Court. The
rule is ",stile per inutile non vitiatur." p
And besides this, the Courts are always
gentle and indulgent to pleadings before
these inferior tribunals.
Order of dismissal reversed, and cause
remanded. HEYDENFELT, j.
l concur: TERRY, j.
1t will be seen that Justices jurisdiction
in mining suits is entirely taken away by
this decision, except where the value oi
the disputed claims is less than two hun
dred dollars. As it is a matter of fact
that no mining suit is ever brought where
the ground is not supposed to be worth
more than that amount, this decision
amounts to an effectual bar.
All these cases are thrown henceforth
into the District Courts, and the burthen
of these tedious suits is added to the
weight of business, which has already rem
dered the delay Of justice in this branch
Of the judiciary, almost tsntamount to its
denial
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01

THE SeLosK1 BRIBERY CAsE.-The
writ of habeas corpus sued out in this case.
came up for hearing before Judge Hager
on Saturday. 1t was contended by the
prisoners counsel, that Soloski had already
served out the term of his Imprisonment,
and that he should now be discharged and
an execution be issued to collect the fine
imposed upon him. The Court held that
the law gave no authority for such pro-
cess in this case, and remanded the pris-
oner until the payment of the fine. The
prisoner expressed a desire to pay the fine
in county scrip, which application was
denied by the Court.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01
For the Nevada journal

Mr.. Ed TORI wa the other day in tn
company of several gentleman, and the CONVEX
sation being of general nature, turned upon
the gossiping propensities Of certain of the
other sex. Ibelieve we were somewhat severe
on that amiable little popularity Of the fair
sisterhood. Each one of US added some term
Of condemnation or reproach, and think we
held so truthful mirror up to nature, that
Mrs Grundy if she had taken one look therein
woul have started back aghast at her own
deformity. We gave her no quarter-we had
no charity for her, not the least. The little
ness and insuferable meanness of tale bearing
and gossipping (which we thanked God was
beneath US, Lords Of creation,) we discussed
with high tone of indignant virtue, which did
US infinite homer, and caused US to look upon
ourselves, Lords, &C., with the greatest com
placency and selfsatisfaction.
When this subject was exhausted, which
event only happened when our vocabulary OF
anathemas had run out, we conversed for q
while on other themes, related anecdotes, and
sung songs, and as it seemed to me, and to all
of us, suppose, approved ourselves fellows
Of most infinite humor'' with our stories, jokes
and puns.
So we parted company and went our several
ways, with a very favorable opinion of our
selves, individually and collectively and with
the amiable conviction resting on all our
minds, that we had been wittily, but only
justly severe upon the frivolties of the other
and weaker sex. This conviction might have
remained until the present time, if on arriving
at my home had not fallen into moralizing
mood, and thought over by myself the whole
conversation which had passed. I found on
reflection, that after we had left the subject Of
gossip, not story was told, or song sung,
hardly remark made that contained single
generous sentiment. or that any of US would
dare to make in the presence of respectable
woman. Our wit, what there was of it, was
low and vulgar--we showed no respect fcr
any thing that was worthy of respect, no ven
Grafton for anything that is worthy Of rever
ence. lfany one of US had done this he would
only have been laughed at.
As1 thought over all this, my opinions
changed somewhat, and I began seriously t.
doubt whether we were as smart and witty o.
we thought we were, whether our vulgarit,
was really any better than the frivolty of the
other sex, whether, in short, shame to enter
tain and express generous sentiment, and an
affected contempt for every thing that should
be revered, are marks and proofs of manhood
or as Captain Cutie .sententiously remark.
ION the contrary quite the reverse D.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue Of Execution to directed issued from
ID the Clerks vfce of the District Court in and for the
County of Nevada in favor Of Hoyt Findy and against
Aldrich Stevens dated Jan 10th 1856 for the OF
Three Hundred Dollars Debt with interest the Of
500 90 from the 18th day OF December A. D. 1855, at
the rate 10 cent together with costs of suit
taxed at S4s 50 have levied upen and seized the follow
ing described property which formerly attached BY
the Sheriff of Nevada County-to wit The House and
Nevada and known the Metropolis Hotel which shall
sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in
front of SherF Office, Nevada city, the 23d day Of
February A. d. 1856.
G-eu under my hand this 31st day of January A. d.
1886 Attest, ". W WRIGHT, Sheriff. " C.
70 Bye. p. Eoer, Under Sheriff
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01

FRUIT TREEs.-We would cali the at
tention of our reades to the advertisement
of Messrs. Briggs in another colum.-
These gentlemen have on their ranch,
three miles from MarysviFle, oil the most
approved varieties of apple, peach, pear,
plum, chorry, ounce trees, SC. No bet
ter varieties can be found in the Atlantic
States, and the prices are very low. H.
NJ. Fuller, at this office, will receive and
forward orders.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01
UNION HoTEL,
10. Is Broad Street, Nevada, Cal
STONE { SMITH, Proprietors.

SIONE SMITH, ProPr1etors.
TNHE undersigned having taken in charge this we II
known Hotel and fitted it up in style that is not
surpassed by any house of the kind in any mountain
in California takes this method of announcing TO their
friends and the citizens of Nevada and the public
ally that they ready to accommodate and
transient Boarders and pledge themselves 10 all who may
favor them with their patronage that pains will be spared
to render this House of the most PLEASANT HOMES
be found in any section of the mines Particular atten-
ton has been paid to fitting up the LODGING DEPART
MENT which is under the superintendance of com
peent lady and from her knowledge of the business,
confident that offer to the public good
better than be found in any other house in Nevada
County. ra-THE TABLE AND BAR will at all times be
supplied with the best the market Affords and by strict
attention business hope to receive share public
patronage. PRICES:
Board per week Sc 90 Board Lodging periday Q 0c
Board Lodging 1000 Lodging per night. sc
L. STONE,
O. N. SMITH:
Nevada February I'm
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01
SHERIFF,S SALE

RY virtue OF an Execution to directed issued from
- the Clerks Office Of the District Court in and for
County of Nevada in favor of James Holmes and against
chard bergman D. Page ct al dated 3lst day OF Jan
1890 Tor the sum Of Three Hundred and Eighty Dollars
Gay oil october A. D. 1855 at the OF 10 per cent per
annum together with costs of suit xed at s96 Ill
levied upon and seized the following described
towt-A the right title and of D. Page in this
Gold Tunnel Co. said interest being the one ninth
of all property belonging to said Co. which snail sell AZ
pnbc auction highest bidder for cash IN 'front.' OF
the Sheris Office Nevada city the 23d day of Feb
D. 1856 Given under my hand this 5st Gay ysnnatJ
ID 1s56 Attest W. W WRIGHT, Sheriff ~ c..
4O-td By C. F. Woop, Under Sheriff.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01

SHOOTING AFFRAr-A shooting affray
occurred at Liberty Hill on Friday last
between two miners named Clark and
Tate. Two shots from each took effect.
Rumors Of the affair reached this place to
the effect that Tate was killed; and a
telegraphic despatch to that effect was
sent the the Sacramento Union. --latest
advices, however, state that both are
alive and likely to recover.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01

DESERVED learn that our former
friend and fellow citizen, John Pattison, better
known as "Patp is appointed agent of Lang
toms Express at Sacramento, and is also Sec
retary and Treasurer of the Alta Telegraph
Company. No station of trust or profit can
be conferred upon a worthier or better man
than he.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01

ELopEMENr AND SHooTING.--A telegraphic
dispatch to the Sacramento Tribune dated
Iowa Hill, January 29th. says:
About 10 o'clock this morning, at Bird
Flat, one mile from this place, man by the
MANN of Milton Twiggs shot another named
Merrick Moore in the back, little below the
right shoulder blade. The wound is very
serious one and may prove fatal. More is said
to have eloped with Twiggs wife and that was
the cause of the shooting.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01

xpRovEMENr.-The burial ground at the
head Of Broad Street are being enclosed by a
neat and tasteful lattice fence. We are glad
TO see this, for it has long been needed. The
place where we bury our dead, should be pro-
tectcd and kept sacred to its solemn uses.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01

SEVERE INJuRY.-A miner named An
tonic Jackson, Portuguese, had both his
legs broken on Selh- Flat on Friday last
by the caving on him of a bank. The
left leg was broken above the knee and
the right leg below the knee. He was
brought to the Virginia House in this
town, and has received the careful and
scientific surgical treatment of DR.. Won
Psellnitz, and is dol. very we'll.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01
Will the Navigation Of the Sacra:
ments be ObStrutt6d?

Much speculation has been indulged in
by intelligent miners on the different forks
and on the main Americsf river, as to
what will ethe effect seh the navigation
of the Sacramento rj<er by the pouring
into that stream such vast quantities of
tailings as arc %ptinually being carried
into it from N its tributaries. Hereto
fore mining has been chiefly carried on in
the beds of the rivers, and an excavation
made in ole locality has been filed in by
the tailings above at every rise of the
waters. In such operations nothing has
been carried into the bed of the Sacra-
mento river but light sediment, though
we are assured that this has been suffi-
cient to form deposit of several feet in
depth.
But the beds of the different forks of
the American river have nearly all been
worked out, and miners are now at work
washing in. many of the fats in which
small prospect can be found that border
on these streams. Hundreds of acres Of
ground are now claimed, and men are st
work washing with hydraulic hose, and
ground sluicing, all the way from Big
Gulch, opposite the new town of Folsom
on the main American, up to the heads
of the South, Middle & North forks of the
river. The numbers engaged in this way
are constantly increasing, and will con-
tinue to increase for years.
In view of the above facts the question
naturally arises, what will be the effect on
the navigation of the Sacramento' For
ourselves, we candidly believe that the
Sacramento river will not be navigable
stream five years from to-day. This belief
is based on the supposition that the Sacra-
mento has not fall sufficient to carry the
tailings to its mouth, or where it empties
into the bay. The fact that the naviga-
tion Of the Yuba has already been impe-
ded by the filling up of the bed Of that
stream strengthens this opinion. The
fact, too, that the American and all its
tributaries have sufficient fall to carry
into the Sacramento the greater part of
the tailings that are washed into them,
proves conclusively to us that the Sacra-
mento must become such receptacle of
mud as to fill up the river bed nearly on
level with her banks. The Yuba, too,
is all the time depositing sediment in
the Sacramento, and if the cure mt is no
sufficiently rapid during high water to
carry it off, in a short time, the river bed
must fill up. Fit does, what will become
of our beautiful Getty of the Plains ?'-
In commercial point Of view, it will not
be SO important as it now is, for merchan-
disc must be brought Into the interior by
railroads. Wherever the head of naviga-
tion would be, there would be the best
location for wholesale traffic. But it is
useless to speculate on this matter. No
one would regret, more than ourselves, the
obstruction of the navigation of the Sac
ramento, and we hope it may never occur,
though our wishes and belief are oiemet-
rically opposed.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01

FRIsBlE's.-It will be of interest to tho low
ers of good cheer, to learn that Mrs. Frisbie
has resumed the proprietresship of this favor
ite Restaurant. One would know that she
presided there by only glancing at the dining
room, and seeing the neatness, order, and ex'
celence Of every arrangement.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01
Notice to Owners.

rA MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS of the wvom;us
A Quartz Co. held at their Office on the EIGHTH o.
JANUARY 1856 m assessment of FIFTY DOLLARS
On the HALF SHARE levied PAYABLE AT the conn,ny !,
Office on the sth OF January 1856
sSAn shares remaining paid will be Advertised and
sold accordingly.
r. H. THOMPSON, supt.
Nevada, Janury ., fS5e-3ws
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01

THE LAFUNTE CAsE.-This man, who
killed his mistress in San Francisco, was
sentenced on Saturday last to three years
in the State prison, and to pay a fine
Of 5000.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01

SENTENCED TO BE HuNG.-Nilliam
Stouesifer was sentenced on Friday last
in the District Court in Sacramento, by
Judge Monson, to be hung on the 2lst Of
March next, for the murder Of Abel Rich
ardsan, in that city, on the 9th of Oct.
last.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01

RATHER OLD.-An editorial in the
last Democrat says:-"We were resi-
dent of San Francisco in 1347." IF there
is no mistake in the types the editor Of the
Democrat is rather an old man,
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01

THE EXPRESSES We are indebted to Mr.
H. MAcKIE, Of Langten's Express, and to JOE
LAMBERT of the Pacific Exprese, for their
many favors during the past week.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01

EPISCOPAL SERvIcE.-The Rev. Mr.. W. 81.
Hill will offciate next Sunday afternoon at 3
O'Clock in the Baptist Church, corner of Spring
and Pine streets:
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01

n9 The family Of Mr.. Tallman, arrived in
Nevada few days since from the Atlantic
States.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01

S1Frrs complete assortment for use, for snle by
wv HEYvpop & Co, Brofd greed, beIcE riaa
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01
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