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lar, for G AZ, No other marks recoletted | viii r En- en- no
and S,Irr 1,nY 20 me al lst fo Cato on the
OF her i = miles from The city Any mypgrg
June Jo-c2, NN''e+ 49,
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HI GARS-ai'o $500 ana DOMESTIC le.
a r an most noted Brands, will always lie te, ."e eao
Havns ms -, on NAN Street lynchburg Va "
DOM s gust commenced business in the abnvo Gna
fNper to receive share of the pstronocc corn
~ 80 men they lind that have the y,ry bs, es
- ming IN my line, always On hand ''H ost Of eve
Wnc far ,, liNsyS keoP On hand the best I;cnors AMI
" iueut'iha' purposes to he sold only In, NO 80, ana
y. b. Orders from, ,te Co.,. H. II. HARRIS & co
iuiiy attended 10. ~ am al sent VII be filth.
itne ahdScts H. NJ H. & CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-30

lug, no lV OF New Market, Nelson Co viii colo
VIZ 'ne ah OF July next by Procession and Dime, -,
w zen an ODD Fell WIS cordially invited The naolr
VIII be read on the occasion nv General
M n brow a. and an Grafton delivered in Chris cbnrh
ul ly invited foIN - ,i iaUne are respect
June cit N'i-' - hCShhN, y. Il.
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More High Prices for TODacco.

George Steptoe Jr sold at Planters Ware House
on account A. p. Jeter, Bedford fine IIhds Tobacco
az the following prices No. | at $50, No. 2 at $50
bought by Halsey & Booker for their Southern brand
and No. at S8 bought by Crumpton and Payne
Average $40 l29
Republican and Bedford Sentinel copy.
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{ ~" fEAs'--a have for sale so Ru.h., :,
90 NV aiuaoie fertilizer which will sell low, ~ - ="
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Sole inventor and maker of Electric Oil in the world
For sale by Or j II seay Lynehburg Va and in nearly
every town in Virginia. fiune OTIS
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al wv Nes NAS vo.ld like so ob,,iu m .;,u.
a ti"n as BoOKKEEPER in some resu@ft,bl" M,
P'n'c Good recommendations given ~ " ''iS
Address Box 49, ?. o. ti,ro m -,
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HOLLIN's Com,,,cv..m.u

HULLlN'S INsTITUTE.--Comsnc u cement
Exercises viii take place Thursday the Sd of July
commencing at 9 O'clock A. NJ 49, -
Address TO Pupils Patrons bv pnv a w S,upsoS of
Washington ID G. - " w. ~
Address to the Euretan Society," by Rev T. T. BrpRows
ID ID, of Richmond Va " " "
lem Depot 5HaS + $500 ~ srt g.,
rhe Trustees of Holns Institute viii hold meeting
on the 4th al July. r I c
june % d&cw So
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13

over -powering I weaken cave faint
las becomes General | swoon away and
give up the geese.
Only think, to go to bed common miner
and get up in the morning General no pow
der burnt; no blood split; no char" torn out.
This is the state of man. To day he puts
forth the tender leaves of hope to morrow,
blossoms, and bears his blushing honors thick
upon him the third day'--but hold, the rest
does not suit SO WELL
know the announcement ofour appointment
must have caused great CONSERVATION among
the Vigilants. No doubt they have disbanded
long since. They are certainly not SO fool
hardy as to continue in opposition to law and
order when such consnmmate Generals as Will
liams, Crenshaw and Burton are in the field.
If a sense of order loving honor, that is pre-
sumed to pervade every American heart, is not
sufficient to check men in open rebellion to the
laws OF the land, just sight at the beforemen-
toned Generals will make them lay down their
arms and beg for mercy.
Law aud Order, God and Whisky
K. F. b, IA Master General,
4th Division California Militia.
*Here we derive our authority for putting this in
print.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13

DGs~ The Democrat has never seen more
absurd document than the confession of Yam
kee Sullivan. Perhaps not. The gentleman
who has charge Of that sheet, and pronounces
upon the affairs of the State with so much
confidence, is a new conner, we believe, and has
much to learn before he will cease to be as.
tonished at the incidents of California lfe.-
But any one who has been here for several
years, who has known the ballot box at San
Francisco, to be kept, and the counting contin-
ue for several weeks before the result was an.
nounced, and then that result differing from
the tallies kept by impartial outsiders, by hun !.
dreds of votes who has known persons to be
elected to office, whose names were not on a
single ticket seen at the polls, and who was not
announced as q candidate till after the voting
was over, who has seen all this DELAY, and
than at Nevada precinct, and knows that the
inspectors of election were the very men now
dismissed by the Vigilance Committee, will
not think this confession of Sullivan, that ex.
Pi"i'o " ieouis 1nob CfCiy y UOu( Uut tue IlullOr
the Democrat knew before, SO very absurd
But the Democrat, says Sullivan's testimony
is not good against any one. What pity :
He has been the bosom friend and ally of the
Democratic party in the State. A man so un,
reliable, that his oath, in view of speedy death
cannot be taken, has been repeatedly elected
by the Democratic party of San Francisco, as
judge of election--a man thus honored, and
put in position to invade or uphold the dear
est rights of the people, is, now he can no
longer be used, denounced as villain, by those
partlcepS eriminiS. A villain he undoubtedly
was, and such affiliate with and are courted by
that party such are the majority of the men
who are now bowling against the Vigilance
Committee, but Suliyan's confession is the
only rraisworthy part of his life that the pub.
lie are yet informed of. We doubt not the
names to fill the blanks in that document
will appear as soon as the Democratic leaders
desire them.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13
SHERIEF,S SALE

Y virtue OF decree of foreclosure and order Of sale
I'D TO me directed and delivered, founded on iudg-
ment issued out Of the Hon. District Court ofthe 14h J1
dcia District in favor Of Hirst RUSSELL and against
Fitch ehurchman for the sum of sl436 l5 together
with all costs OF suits am commanded to sell the
following describe, property, to wit: certain wa
ter Ditch and the Fluming thereof situated III Nsva-
da County, running from Greenhorn to Hunts Hill
and known as the Greenhorn ditch, notice is h,reby
given that shall sell at public auction, the above
described property to the highest bidder for cash in
front Of the sheris Office, Nevada on the I'd day o
July, 1856, at the hour of2P NJ
Given under my hand at Nevada, this 18th day Of
June, A. D. 1856.
W. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff,
By c. F. WooD, Under Sheriff
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13

OMINoUs.-A dark looking individual
was seen astride a mule in our streets a
day or two since, bound on a mission of
blood and thunder to Mule springs. One
ear of the animal pointed directly forward
the other directly backward. The eye
Of the bestridden beast had sinister look.
Some attribute tie cause to being tightly
cruppered. Others, with wise yet awful
mysterious expression, affirm it to be the
intuitive knowledge the animal possessed
ol the portentious nature of the visit of the
titled individual who was mounted la
lchabod Crane on his back. Death on a
pale horse could not carry such alright
to the quiet dcnizens of Red Dog, Wal
loupa, the Gseen Horn and Little York,
as this persouifcation Of grim visaged
war. What a CONSERVATION will be pro-
duced amosg The peace .5,ing people of
that &c sc4uestercd region, as the cry of "to
arms rolls up the rocky defiles, and re-
vcrbeVates hop mountain to mountain -
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13
WATSON & BEIN,
Hardware and Iron Store,

No 1853 street. I'd door above 9th street, Sacramento
EXPORTERS and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
III Hardware. The following comprise part of their
present stock Iron Copper, Steel, Nails, Ploughs
Shovels, Axes, Adzes, Hatehes, patent and spring
Balances, Anvils, Vices, Bellows, Stock and Dies Hook
Plate, strap and Butt Hinges, Ok, Log Trace, Halter
and Coil Chains, sett of Mill Irons complete MILL Mu
ley Circular, Cross-cut and Pit Laws Corn and Cof-
fee Mills, of all sizes, American Locks and Laches
of every description, Butts, Window and Blind Fas-
Jennings &c &c. In addition which they would call
the attention purchasers their we'll assorted stock
of shelf goods which thoy offer at the lowest market
prices. june l3 -3m
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13

POPULAR DEMoNsrRATIoN.-A An impo-
sing demonstration was made at Sonora
on Friday night last, in favor of the San
Francisco Vigilance committee. Five
thousand men were present and participa-
ted. Delegations of hundreds came in
procession with torches from Shaw's Flat,
jamestown, Browns, Kincaid's and Camp.
BELLS Flats. Spirited resolutions, sus-
tanning the committee, were passed. The
following was the concluding one =
Resolved, That although the citizens of San
Francisco have repeatedly rejected all offers Of
assistance from the mountains, vet if the row.
dies will go down TO assist the military, we shall
consider it our privilege to send enough men to
whip them out"
The feeling evinced in Sonora finds a
full response in this County. Public
meetings have been held in various parts
of the County, in favor Of the committee,
while not once have the opponents of that
organization ventured to show their hand.
Some muttering about street corners, and
wise head shaking by the few who sympa
thize with ballot box stufing, and bowie
knife arguments, are the sum of counter
action. The Democrat feebly hints dis
sent, but has neither the moral courage
nor honesty to follow in the track of the
State Journal. We know no better indi
cation of public opinion, than this mute
acquiescence of our time-serving neighbor
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13

Phil. II. HERBERT, HONOR, CnIvALRY &c.
We are told that the laws of honor make it
imperative that no honorable gentleman shall
fight another in an honorable way, unless he be
an equal. The two belligerents must be peers
in respectability, or the gentleman is degraded
The sine qua non Of fight in gent lemanly
way, is an honorable name and character
Without these attributes in an opponent, the
true son of chiyalry is wont to scout the propo'
sition to put himself on par with an antago-
mist, and pit himself on the field of combat with
one of inferior grade in society. "You are no
gentleman" eve are not equals therefore
cannot fight you" is the final reply of a gen.
uine professor of the slicing and persorating
science.
The latest news from the Atlantic States in
forms US that Hon. (?) Phil. T. Herbert is up.
holding the character Of California, in and
about the National Capitol in legitimate
manner. The reputation which our citizens
have acquired, will not lose particle of its
luster, with such representative as the one
whose name and attributes, head this article
He is bound to command respect from every
body with whom he comes in contact. Even
TIC walters at his hotel are not beneath his no.
tice In order to impress upon their Irish in
tellccts, that there is such member Of Con
gress as himself, be shot one of thcm just te
leave an indelible impression of the fact.
Phil. Herber is recognized as graduate il
the carving and cutting profession, and reg
ular scion of the shooting stock. By birth
and education, his claims to the title of gentle
man, in the chiyalric sense Of the term, is vel
established
/ Now, how is it, ye toters of masked batter
ies?, are the laws of honor changed so as to al
low congressman to fight his waiter or boo
black, or was Phil. Herbert equal to the Irish
man he killed, aud the Irishman equal to i'm
both being gentleman in your sense of th,
world If the menial was the inferior ough
not the protested gentlemen TO have avoided {
hght which must cad 10 his. disgrace. If the
eombatauts were.equal, still would not the rule.
governing gentlemen Of honor and courage
have allowed the waiter a Derringer. that h,
might have had a show for his life, aud not b
shot down unarmed and defencelesss Wordcl
if Phil. wasn't practising his old profession o
marking the backs Of things, when perforatin;
the Irishman2 Phil is one of the luckiest mel
in the world. He left San Francisco besoF
the troublous times commenced
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13
SHERIFF,S SALE.

EQY virtue of an Execution to me directed issued
ED from the Clerks Office Of the District Court, in
and for the County Of Nevada. in favor of J. K Nc
Connsll, and against J. E c. Hall, dated HAY l7th
1856 for tbe of 1868 Ss cents together with costs
Of suit taxed at $50 10, have levied upon and sci
zed the following described property which had
formerly attached towit All the right title and in
terest said j. E. G. Hall had on the ID Of May in and
to lot Of mining ground, situated in the Comfy OF
Nevada, on Brush Creek, which shall sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash. in front Of
the Sheriff Office, Nevada city, on the I'd day Of
July, A, D. 1856, at ppm.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of June, A
D. 1856. W. W. WRIGHT Sheriff
By G. E. WooD, Under sheriff
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13
SHEATH g. ARNOLD.
No, 175.

] street, between 9th and 7th, Sacramento
IAVE on hand. and offer for sale complete assort
i L ment of GROCERIES. LIQUORS. PROVISIONS, sc
FLOUR. in bbs cases and sacks
CORN MEAL in bbls laharres and California, in sacks
PORK. clear and mess, in bbls and half bbls
BACON, tx clear and Jx l., and California cured.
COFFEE. Rio Bovees. ground and in tins.
RICE, Carolina in pbIs and half bbls, China do
SUGAR, crushed, pt lverized New Orleans aid China
LARD, in 10 and 90 tins kits and kegs
FISH. Goldfish. salmon and mackereI
TEAS black and green IL, aod chests.
TOBACCO, fruit san. peach, elephant fine cut honeydex
smoking do
CHILL BEANS, California hagos, white do
general assortment of Liquors. Wines, case goods Of
every description.
BARLEY. Oats Bran
We constantly receiving additions Of goods To on
present stock making il Of the largest and best r
ected in ihe city, which offer for the inspection
of country dealers. SHEATH & ARNOi.n
Sacramento May eeth, 1s56-if
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13

FEELING IN THE INTERIoR.--A rev. gentle
man who has just returned from tour in the
Mines says that the people are wit US. A let
ter from j. i. Crenshaw, Esq, says that five
companies will be ready in Nevada county, in
the conrse OF one or two days. A letter from
gentleman Of Marysville says that five com.
panies can be got ready also in that city in
thirty-six hours to defend the laws and the
constihtion.--St State Journal
That "rev." gentleman did not visit
this county, or his cloth covers liar
The callow brood of military gentlemen
in this State seem to be whistling aloud to
keep their courage up, and Crenshaw who
hasn't influence enough to get into de-
batting society, seems to brag as loudly as
any Of them. Nota finger has been STIR
red here for q force to make war on San
Franciseo-not name enrolled-not the
remotest chance that one can be. The
warm glow of vanity produced in Cren-
shaw's system by the empty title Mrown
at him, when no man Of standing would
take it, conjoined with the whisky, per-
haps, in which he celebrated the hon on
have certeinly multiplied his forces like
Falstaf's menin buckram. We presume
the ''fivo companies" in Marysville arc
equally substantial.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13
A@The Dem2crat differs with IL


BGSThe Democrat differs with the
Grand Jury, in the matter of a guard for
the Jail, and asserts that the Board of Su-
pervisors have ''always been ready to allow
a compensation that would be entirely sa-
tisfactory to men who are fully equal to
the duties" The board have allowed
some bills for this object to remain un-
paid over year and then have paid from
two and half and three dollars per night
in scrip. If the Grand Jury are not
right in calling this an inadequate compen-
sation, we would advise the sheriff to sum-
mon !. j. Rolfe on the posse, and keep
him there few weeks. We have little
doubt he would be less anxious thereafter
about the Sheriff's office, which he now
sees through the dim perspective of the
deputy coronership. The Sheriff has no
advantage: or pay, on account of the Jail
guard As to the general affairs of the
Sheriff's office, they are open to the in
spection of every citizen, and have been
brought before the Grand Jury frequently,
with full honor to Sheriff Wright and Dep
uty Wood. We are in possession of a
few facts in reference to this matter, which
60 far to illuminate the course of the Dem.
ocrat, which we may find room for here
after.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13

What rally there will be of the masses
when by virtue of the vast power invested
in SO small a pattern of humanity, waving
his hand with an air of authority the in
vocation is pronounced;
sBy ali the truths of Holy writ,
Ye Mule Spring men git up and git
and "git up and git" they will too, but a
corral has been prepared for raw volun-
teers, just out of town. Guess twill hold
them.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13

COURT OF SEssIoNs.-This Court has been in
sessions for nearly two weeks The Grand Ju-
ry is said to have been one of the best ever as.
sembed in the county The following bills o
indictment were presented:
B. Nathan assault will deadly wesbon.
A. 0. Felt accessory after the fact TO the
crime of murder.
Isabella Conner-for malicious mischief
John A. Woodhouse- assault with deadly Y
weapon.
Jas. Ferguson, and Dennis Carter, (Colored)
assault with a deadly weapon.
H. |. Ihornton-assault with a deadly wea.
pom.
George Lewis for murder.
Jas. Fox-false Imprisonment.
Several others were found, and bench war
rants are issued far the arrest of the parties
charged.
The case of 3. Nathan was continued till
tie next term, on application of Defendants
counsel. That Of A o. Felt, from the absence
of q material witness for the prosecution
Mrs. Conner plead guilty, and was fined $50.
John A. Woodhouse plead guilty to assault
and battery, and was sentenced
Mr.. Thornton entered the same nlea and
was fined $3.50. We learn an application has
been made to Judge Searls, to release Lewis
on bail. person charged with murder NAV
be bailed in this State, in the discretion of the
Court.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13
CONSTABLE SALE

ESY virtue of an Execution delivered issued from
sS the clerks Office Of the county and for the
county Of Nevada in favor of Joseph Hustler and against
Thomas r. Hess aed April 3d. 1856 for the of ftv
dollars, with interest on the At the Of per
cent per un from the 5th day OF June 1856 together
with costs Of suit taxed seventy dollars and eighty
five cents have Levied upon and seized, and will sell
the highest bidder for cash in FRI Mt Of the Jus ice Office in
the town OF san Juan, Nevada county, Sal uray the
4th day of June a. d. 1856 between the hours l. elk
and r NJ certain lot parcel of ground, being in the
town OF san Juan and county Of Nevada bounded the
west by ]no. Gillmans Lot the by Ece or Chas
Roberts and fronting so feet Main street. running bac
to the old Hess road taken the property of said Hess
satisfy the above demands og hcr with costs OF
ton. Given under my hand this 18th day of May A. d.
1866. G. W. MOORE, Constable.
The above sale is postponed to Tuesday July lst.
I'd G. W MOORE. Constable
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13
Metropolis Shaving Saloon.
Notice to Transfers,

fTIHE undersigned has fitted up and opened Wagon
i Hay Yard, opposite the White Hall Livery Stable, or
Broad street, Nevada. This yard is fitted up in the
manner for comfort and convenience for Teamsiers
ble in the yard the reasonable terms Good Hay
and Barley constantly on hand at low prices. The yard
is supplied with roomy gates. sufficiently large admit
of the largest Hay teams. The Yard is large enough
accommodate twenty wagons al time. Gates locked
every night after the eamsers get through With their
stock and two good Dogs TO watch the yard consider
all put in my chargs perfectly safe but will not be
responsible for their loss.
supply of Coed Clean Straw for making Mattresses on
hand Mattresses kept hand for sale very low prices
Rs- have Three separate Corras for the convenience
of Ok Teams and stock drovers,
Gentlemen, give n call and you will never regret Il
je66m JAMES H0EI, 81 and 81 Broad street
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13

Fourth OF JrLY.-We understand
that arrangements are being made to eel
ebrate the 4th in grand style, at Turner'S
Ranch, on Moods Ravinc.
orations will be delivered by Hon. W.
1. Ferguson and D. 7. Bagley, Esq A
band of music will be in attendance, s
grand dinner gotten up, Sc.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13

WARi WAR, WARl!.-The Adiu-
tant General was actually seen in the
grave yard few nights since endeavor-
ing to raise recruits for the grand army
Not bone ratified.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13

~ MORRILL, Importer and wholesale dealer in Drugs
~. and Medicines. Paints and Oils, Brushes Toilet
Goods Garden Seeds English and French Chemicals -
Agent for all the Patent Medicines Manufacturer of Cam
pit enc. and Polar Oil SC Terms liberal Orders Justly
attended 10. Store in the Exchange fronting Battery
and Washington street, opposite Custom House, San
Francieo Sacr mento-Store on K street cor. 3D. Bun
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13

PRIVATE BoARDISa.-Mrs. E. L. Pearson would
inform the public of Nevada that she has fitted up
Private Boarding House, on High street, which she
designs keeping in the best style. The Table will
be furnish ed with every delicacy of the season. and
! nothing will be wanting to make it HOME for those
favoring her with their patronage.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13
A S S A Y O + f [ G E,
.sESTH 6 HE1NTER.

AssAYERs OF GOLD & Oars OF EVERY DECEPTION
First street. Third Door from D. Marysvillc.
RETURNS MADE WITHIN II HOURS.
NOR the convenience of our customers in tho inte-
L. rior we have established Branch Of our
A ASSAY OFFI c E,
in this city. The reputation Of our Bars being well
established in San Francisco and New York they can
always be cashcd on the most advantageous terms
We shall be prepared to furnish customers with
coin for their bars at rates but little in advance Of
those Of San Francisco.
Parties sending US dust from the Interior can have
returns, IN COIN, by the Express which leares the
following morning.
Rates Of Charges in San Francisco.
S. HILLEN HUNTER, MarysviiIe.
f. IESTH. San Francisco
Marysville, June 18th, 1566-3n