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The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
Friday Morning, Oct. ~.

FIRE ENGINE Co.-An effort is being
made with what probability of success
We are not informed, to organize an
engine company in this city. We are
glad to see any measures taken to Sc
cure the property of the citizens against
fire. Too much precaution can not be
had. Any kind of preventative or check
upon the devouring element is to be
gladly welcomed. But we are almost
certain that fire engine can do but lit
tie good in time of need in such a town
as ours. The great thing is wanting
after all the machines have been obtain
ed and perfection in their use reached
The fact must be evident to all that
there is no water in quantities sufficient
to check any considerable confagration.
To extinguish one burning building
would exhaust any FIVE reservoirs of
water in the city with which we are
acquainted. Our wells hold no body of
water, and the pipes with which the
town is maialy supplied are so small that
all the water they discharge taken to-
gether would not feed one engine. The
only resource in case of fire of longer
duration than half an hour,is the ravines,
and the water of these is so loaded with
dirt and gravel that the nozzle of hose
pipe would be in danger of being choked
at the worst moment rendering the en-
gine useless. Dependence upon a ma
chine at such time might be disastrous,
as it would prevent taking other and
safer methods of extinguishing the fiery
element.
The only method that can be adopted
to give security to the town, is to con-
struct permanent water works and sup
ply the streets with hydrants at con-
venient distances. To these, hose can
be attached and burning district del
uged with water in a moments time
We have all the natural advantages OF
location that place could desire. A
reservoir of good capacity upon one Of
the hills to the north of the town, and
large and substantial pipes ramifying to
all our streets would give permanence
and security to property when all other
expedients fail. Such works are ex-
pensive, but they are durable and to
be relied on when the hour of trial does
arrive.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24

New SroRE.-Mr. Thomas Brady
has opened new dry goods store on the
corner of Commercial and Pine streets,
where he has a large and fine assort-
ment of goods ofevery description open,
direct from the East. Ladies and gen.
tlemen would do well to read his adver-
tisement and then call and examine his
goods.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
69s Neba0a yontnal.

1-FILLHORE-'-Ih foundation Of my pr fercnceis
hat Hr FILLMORE hes administered the Erccnre
sh signal success and ability He has been tried and found
true taithfa, honest and oRscieR,ious--HENRY CLAY
I5equedM 10 my ptH beLoued nephelr
1Hdreu DOneSca Of asaHe D0Reson, deceased thu
elegant so0rd presented the SAFE o Tennessee sri
this Injunction thai he fail zisl sup
and protection Of glorious Uisa aud protec
tion constitutional rights beiored country should
they be dssaed By foreign domestic This be3ues
made Of The hgk regard affection and esteem
1hck Ibedr him higmiaded honest aud honorable
man r-4NDREW JfCKSON
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
PRoCIAMATION

1 -
By order of ]. NEELY JOHNSON.
Governor Of tile State Of California
| NOTICE is hereby that General Election viii be
IN held throughout Nevada county, on TUESDAY, fhs
| 9TH day of November, A ID. 1856
The following State Officers are to be elected
-Four Presidential Electors.
| Two Members of Congress.
A Clerk of the Supreme (oun.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
County Officers.
One Senator for 10th Senatorial District composed
| of the county of Nevada
Five members Of the Assembly
A Sheriff.
A County Clerk.
A District Attorney
A County Treasurer
A Public Administrator
Coroper.
An Assessor.
County Surveyor.
Superintenden Mt of Copamon Sehook
townships of Nevada and Washington
County Supervisor of District No 2 composed of the
townships of Grass Valley Rough Ready and Little
York.
County Supervisor of District No g. composed of the
townships Of Bridgeport and Eureka.
Ioacaship Officers,
Two Justices of the Peace
Two Constabes.
By order ef the Board of Supervisors of Nevada Co.
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Z, p. DAVIS,
G. u N 8 M Il II III .

aV1ng survived the fire. the subscriber has again e
- taDished himself on SPRING STREET, in the rear
OF the United States Hotel where he will prosecute his
business FOR the present u the Gunsmith line
ZINES and Shot Guns kept constantly hand for sale
Flasks, Powder Horns &c &c
Guns and Pistols repaired and put in order the short
est houce- Having a superior Lathe, he manufac
New Rifles made to order ooa,t
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0tice.

II aving sold the establishment known the 'sMoun
Springs together with the Butcher Shop it is
necessary that all debts due should be immediately
settled This is to call upon all persons who are indcbt
ed to me to forward promptly and pay wha. they
owe. All persons having demands against me- are re-
quested to present them for payment
Mountain Springs. Nevada. Oct "a. G. : MAKER
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24

AMERICAN MEETING AT OMEGA.-A
fine audience collected at Omega to
listen to 4. B. Mcfarland and H. c
Gardiner. Esqs., on Thursday night Of
last week.
The occasion was graced with the
presence of quite number of ladies'
Fhis is enc of the auspicious omens OF
the canvass. The ladies all over tho
country are lending their influence tc
The cuuse of Fillmore, Donelson and the
Union.
The meeting was very enthusiastic
,ne, and has left its mark on the minds
,ftbe citizens of Omega, which will last
ill after the election. The Americans
X the place are confident of the success
a their ticket.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24

LAGER BEER-The boys of the Office
return thanks to Frank Schelhorn, of
the United States Brewry, for several
bottles of lager beer. Franks beer is
well favored, and good for the stomach.
See his advertisement.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
Grocery 4 Provision StOr

A. ALEXANDER,
now on hand, at 35 Broad street, [recently occu
pied by L. Sharp & Co and ready supply families
and miners of this city and vicinity with the of
Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, &C.,
at the lowest market prices Mining Implements of the
best makers, always on hand.
Hotel Keepers, Restaurants and country dealers will
hnd to their advantage give call before purehas
ing elsewhere. Remember the place
o24-h 35 Broad st. Bicknell's Block,
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Rubber Goods.

WE have just received from the New York sIanufac
w tories direc.
100 White r. Coats with Capes new article)
100 black
200 white
200 black
100 black Coats with Sacks
100 India Rubber Jackets
ST pairs India Rubber PANS
p pairs In liza Rubber Leg, ins
so cases Hayward's Long India Rubber Boots
IL cases Hasxards knt e India Rubber Boots
10 doz Long India Rubber Gloves
80 doz Hat Covers Six and Cotton which will be of
fered at Unprecedented Low Prices. Wholesale
& Retail
a. BLOCK & co.
Nevaia October "a lS.6-tf
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For the journal.
SAN FRANcIsco, Oct. 21, 1856.

I
The steamers Of bnth routes have
arrived from the East, and depart again
to-day, leaving us to sink again into our
accustomed quiet. San Francisco may
be aptly compared to nest of hornets,
whose natural state is dull one, but
every now and then some exciteablc boy
comes along and pokes it with stick,
and the consequence is general agita-
ton and confusion; SO here, the stick is
represented by the steamers, and the
temporary excitement and irritation are
comparatively the same in both cases.
Political news commands most atten-
ton, and the groundless reports or sup
positions Of most any bareboned old
hack stirs up greater feeling than the
revolution in China or the diplomatic
thunder OF France and England against
the serio-comic barbarities of Bomba.
The Sierra Nevada arrived yesterday,
and reports that prominent men of the
Democratic party are urging upon Mr..
Buchanan his withdrawal in favor of
Fillmore, as the only sure means of de-
feating Fremont. The election of the
first is of less consequence to that party
than the defeat of the latter, hence this
course. Should Mr.. Buchanan throw
up his nomination, the aspect of the race
will be changed, and if we could see a
future number Of the SpiritoftAe Times,
we would probably see something like
the following announcement under the
head of "On Dit in the sporting world"
"a long pending race has just come
off on the Union Course, and owing to
the over confidence and dmismanagement
of the owners, two horses who were run
for the first time have yielded the contest
to one of our well tried favorites on the
Presidential course. The defeated nags,
owing to their hard mouths, were com
PEELED to carry weight, and were so tied
down and harnessed up that over this
course, in its present rough state, they
failed to meet the expectations of their
hackers in fact, one was taken sud-
denly lame just before the first heat, and
was withdrawn, paying forfeit. Fill
more. the winner, was entered to go as
he pleased-Young America, who
handled The ribbons, being dressed in
the same suit of silver-gray in which he
won the field in lS4s, Fremont under
the saddle. was tooled by Black Re-
publican, wearing a liberty-cap and
jacket of alternate red and white stripes,
sixteen in number; and Buchanan was
to have been driven before an emigrant
wagon by man in a yello,c rest. The
track, owing to the mismanagement of
those in charge of it heretofore, was in
bad state, and consequently the
powers of the winner were shown to ad
vantage. But one accident happened
during the day, which was the breaking
down of the visitors stands, known as
the Cincinnati Platform. 1t did but lit
tie damage, however. The proprietors
of Buchanan gentlemen named P. Sla-
very, Esq, and Hon. Southern Rights
are much displeased at the result, and
threaten to abandon this course and
establish another on plantation of their
own. Below we give summary of the
race:
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County Nominations.

Fol State Senate.
E. F. BURTON.
For Assemblyman
F. ii. Woodward, j. NJ. Cunnard,
A. B. Anderson, j. Heritage,
Ell Pike.
For Sheriff,
j. Harvey Helm,
For District Attorney
Il. B. Mcfarland.
For County Clerk,
Thomas P. Hawley.
For Treasurer,
James Dick.
For Public Administrator,
V.G. Bell,
For Coroner
H. B. Hosmer.
For Assessor
j. S. Mayhugh.
For Surveyor,
John Day.
Supt. Public Instruction.
E. Il. TOMPKLNS
For Supervisors.
District l-ISA.AC WILLIAMSON
District 81 K, SMITH.
District B. FRANK BELL.
TOWNSHIP Nominations.
For Justice of the Peace-JoHN ANDERSON.
B. H COLLIER.
For Constables- z P. RoUssAS.
7
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
Drugs and Medicines.

H. S. BURGESS,
Importing and Wholesale Druggist,
$50 Street, Between 9th and 10th,
SACRAMENTO
n Would respectfully call The attention of Druggists
81 Physicians, and all in of pure and unadultera
ted articles, to his large AMI well stock of
a fresh
Drugs, Paints,
Medicines, Oils,
Chemicals, Brushes,
instruments, Varnishes,
Perfumery, Camphene,
&C., &C., &c,
Now il store and arriving monthly.
Having made such arrangements with the best houses
in the East enables him purchae and lay down his
Goods the very lowest gure he is prepared
offer Goods at eorrespondngiy low rates. and on the
most favorable terms
Orders from the country solicited oct24-
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
A Card.

Merchants Of Necada-Gentlemen
believing that expedition is paramount object with
IL you ia the transit of your goods have concluded to
withdraw the freight tariff heretofore presented to YOU
but still asure you that the price of freight via Raroa
viii continue lower than by the way teams from Sac
ramento- B. TALLMAN, 81 Front st.
octztu Sscrs-nento city
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24

KILLED-A man by the name of
johnson was killed on Monday last. near
Bear Valley, by the unexpected ex-
plosion of blast on the South Yuba
Ditch.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24

We have been requested to announce the name of j.
stable.
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Summons.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, Town
- ship of Eureka, Justices Court, Before ID. ".
Norton p The People of the State of California to
Peter Williams.
You hereby summoned appear before the under.
signed Justice of the Peace at his office in said Town
ship. Saturday the ls day of November D. 1856 at
III O'clock A. the complaint of F. A Schil-
Ter & Co. who demands of you the sum of SG6 alleged
be due implied, for board and liquor
count filed for collection On failure to appear and
answer Judgment will be rendered against you for the
said sum of S66 with damages and costs of suit
Given under my hand this 18th day of October 1856.
d. v. NORTON, Justice Peace.
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Summons.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Neva Ia Town.
- ship of Eureka, Justices Court, IS. Before D. v
Norton j. p The People of the s of California to
Peter Williams
You hereby summoned appear before the under
signed Justice of the Peace, at his Office in said Town
ship Saturday, the ls day of November, n 1862
l2 o'clock NJ, TO answer to the complsint of Thomas
Thompson whodemand of you the of 5000 alleged
be due promissorv note. dated August 18TH 1856
and now filed for collection On failure to appear and
answer Judgment will be rendered against you the
said sum of $500, with damages and costs of suit
Given under my hand this 18th day of September 1856
ID. V. NORTON, Ju ;tice Peace.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
FOR SALE.

fHHf The two story fire proof brick building ut the
s; junction of Main ami Commercial streets now or
if$ cupied in the first story by Blackman as hard
n1,i ware store and in the second stony by the Ma
applyto toe.l7t1 MP BROW & CO
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24

AT meeting Of the Board of Supervisors for Nevada
County, held on Monday, October 2lst, 1856.
II Is ordered that the following precincts be established
as the Election precincts of the county and the following
persons are appointed at the several precincts lnspee
tors and Judges at the General Lection held
fourth day Of November next to witt
NEVADA TOWNSHIP
Nerddd Prectnd-at American Exchange-Inspeetor-
d. .BeLlen-Judges-Waldo NJ. Allen, J. c. Abbott
Pleasant Fiat Frecind-lnspector-M. Montgomery
Judges-Frank Reed, j. c, Dufiey
Blue Tent Precino-at Blue Tent House -Inspector--
- Reming gton--Judges-Sol, CushIrap j. N. Foster
Missouri Bur PreciHa-at John Lewis Store-Inspcctor
Robert Iawrence-Judges-H. NJ Hufrpeister, II. Barr
Gold HUI and White Cloud PreciRcs-at White Cloud
Iindley-Judges-Kl McCrc~
Vim. Boswell.
Makers Pfecinc:-at Huuerfaudts House -Inspector-
- Hoffman, udgeS-D. Ridley, - Alexander
GRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP.
Grass Valep-at the building adjoining Smiths Ex
e-Inspector-Joseph woodworth-Judges-Wil William
Mccormack, jeremiah Stone.
Buend Viad Rdnch-at Taylor 4 Clocks House.-in
specor-C Barker-Judges-Be Taylor NJ. =. 0'Connor.
Burroughs RGrch on Wolf fCreek.-lnspector-A. f. Good
Neutrality-suspicious. smith, NJ. Keathley
Auion'S Rdnch-sIt Dunkefs Storc.-Inspector--
Ba2e-Judges-J, Iarimer, T. Hartery.
Pine Hal-at Hathaway's Camp.-Inspector- -
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24

VAN s. YOUNG, of Grass Valley. announces him
self as an Independent Candidate for Sheriff of Nevada
County p-5w
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24

H The National Intellgencer, an old
and very influential sheet, has wheeled
into line and is supporting Fillmore and
| Donelson with all its might.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
FOR CONSTABLE.

Iied.---In Nevada, Oct 18th, Joaquin Opdenwciher
formerly of New Orleans. aged IS years.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24

HThe trial of Samuel Hargraves,
for the murder of p. Ellison, near San
Juan, came off in the District Court dur
ing the past week. which resulted in his
conviction of murder in the second de-
gree. His sentence will be pronounced
on Saturday next. The penalty for the
offense is imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary for not less than ten years.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24

HDr. Rudolph has large variety
of Perfumery at his Drug Store, and the
young ladies and gents can make them
selves as sweet as a garden of roses by
calling on him.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24

IGeorge Kellenberger, Familiarity
known as dutch George" was shot at
on Friday night last, as he was on going
from Nevada to San Juan, by some per-
sons who were stationed on the road.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
UNION COURSE.
Tuesday, Norember 4th, 1856.

Tuesday, Norember 4A, 1856.
A grand trial of speed for a purse of
S25,000 a year, and the profits of the
track for the next season.
Conservatives native h. Fillmore Il
Palmer, Cook & Cos Woolly h. Free
Nebraska Bill (for owners) imported
dromedary Buchanan. drawn.
Time-4 years."
Latest advices from Nicaragua inform
us that Gen. Walker is receiving sup
plies of artillery, which, with the rein
forcements he has had of late, will tend
to strengthen materially his POSITION
One item of news of considerable impor-
tance seems to have been escaped the
notice of tho city press; the law pro-
hibiting slavery has been repealed, and
it will act probably as a preliminary
step to the introduction Of slaves. Here
is another indigestible morsel for the
delicate stomach of Brother Jonathan.
City items and the usual small talk OF
the day, are wonderfully devoid of inter
est just at the present. Of course, we
have the usual amount of divorces and
broken heads, but it is stale diet-we
have tired of such things long ago. The
Globe and Bulletin are endeavoring to
raise little breeze on their own acc count;
see what the former says and does. II
calls the Bulletin perfect Mt vesuvius,
in Sir Charles Coldstream's point OF
view-"There is nothing in it." Is not
that cruell But the Globe goes farther
and says his cotemporary filches from
his columns without the usual acknow-
ledgment, ("Who steals from either
steals trash"-Shuks.,) and last week,
to get whereon to hang his hat, the
"ltems man" of the paper invents an
incident on Sansome street, and clothes
it in a somewhat poetieal garb. The
Bulletin '.bit," of course, and after strip.
ping off few Of the flowers, published
the main points as 'strue BILL" The
Globe threatens an evening edition, and
| doubt not, the venders Of paper and
printers ink are pleased.
The new steamer of the Cunard line
the Persia, running between New York
and Liverpool, has fulfilled the expecta
tions of her builders, and has proved
herself the fastest ship ever run ON tha
route; they call her the swiftest steamel
aAoat. Her best trip was from New
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24

is hereby ordered that service be made upon Peter
Williams by publication of the above summons two
weeks in the Nevada Journal
Given under my hand this 18th day of October, 1856
d. V. NORTON. j. p
true copy-Attest: [oc2i2tl H. Moon Constable
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24

REL!GioUs.-The Rev. Mr.. WARREN
will preach next Sabbath at half past
10 o'clock in Williams Temperance
Hall. All persons are invited to attend
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
National American Nominations:
FOR PRESIDENT
Millard Fillmore,
OF NEW YORK.

FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
Andrew j. DOneIsOn,
OF TENNESSEE.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
ROUGH X READY TOWNSHIP.

ROUGH 4 READY TOWNSHIP.
Rough R.ttiy-lt the Downey Hoase-Insnactor-
Dayis-Iudge5-A {. Kein Z. W. Roberts
Ziac H,9e-.t Zinc se.-Inspector-Robert Gordon.
Jud,es-wm. Nather, = sheppard. o4'
Ptcl an Faiey-at Bee imin's H)a;e-In ;pector-c
Beckmin-Jaigei-r. R. Goe - wnitesen
Ne c.owa-lt schardn's store.-Inspector-wm Hill
Juiyea-Jnp E. Congleton Ezekiel Robbins
Laiim Springs--lt In ian Springs Home-Inspec.or-
H. L. Hatch-fndge.-Wm. Gilman, Wm. Gassaway
Lenders Blr-at Live Oak ogse-Inspector-Anthony
Industry BaJ-at Brown Trails Store.-Tnspector-
- Brown-Judges-Wm. Griffin, = Mcdonald.
LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP
LitIe Fort-lt lyllrds S.ore.-Inspector-J Gardner
Juiges-- Coggins, Gaylord
Remin7'on HH-lt W. d. Fisher's-Inspector-J
Hlzzy-Jud5es-C. F. Macy. - Green
HtaooI- Rm,h-1t J. Iilley', y',-Iaspector--P Pay
ish-Iudges- Wheat. J. Lley.
Pleaan. Ta'leg-lt weisss store.-Inspectnr-L. L
Rel D Dl3-pt B.ookiyn Holss- n ,pector-T J. Bur.
gess-Iadse DR. TIraey J. c. Green.
WdlloHTd-at Maclulay's Hrte.-Insp>c.or- Lof
tn-Ju ses-Iamcs Hanna, - Cheney
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP
Wahiag,en-at soath Ynbl Hotel.-Inspector-J n
Ba>ley-Jl leei-Robe.t Lata, Ee iry Young
Js9ysoa-I isDecto '-oanicl Booly-Ju iges-L- MAng-
lon, J. WaIie.
Ju ge -falyin Hall j. Colrington
Oot ga-a. Ian nys so e.-In .rector-Dr J. Teeples-
Judge r. Prescott. j. V. Ian in :.
Bar F,tHey-tt Bate -iells- ,ec:or-Thos Batter
e - ulges-A. Scott. - Lemln.
EUREKA TOWNSHIP
Euresa Precin1-at Clark's Hou e.-Inspector-II Hen
South FTs Poor Mans Greek Prerinct-at Norris Store
1nspcctor-r Bush-Judges-E. y. Stocker Allen George
Mohdlc; Fiat Prerinc-at Clstrks House-Inspector-N
f. Allen I'lge--A j. Br1nl. VIM DOYLE
Orleans Fiat I'Tecincat Orleans House-Inspectnr-J
Cream ,dge.-Andrew D1nyea. 5. B. Hickman.
hore's Ffrt Pre- iac'-at no)re's House-Tnspector-H
VI. Moore-.irdge-- BilkeSey Shaw
Voley's Fiat Prernc;-at Foxs House.-Tnspector-An-
drew Hanna-Jueiges-F Z. Hubbard, John Harris.
HUBGt'G City Prei7G--at 1rwins Holse.-inspector-
VIM Taylar--Iudges-I- F. Wilcox. Jones.
Rifsf HU Pre- in-at Franklin Todd's Holse.-Inspec-
tor-Wm. TutIle-Iudse'-N. C. Cardy, Joseph Bonham
BRIIGEP0Rr TOWNSHIP.
Streslan1's-at Old nmnion.- -Inspector-MoaesF Holt
Judres-.iohn :. Brown. Drake.
Chefrhee-at Turney i-.-Inspec'or-R c. Wyatt-Jud-
ge~-taron Davis Charles Howes
San Jitaa-at Sierra Nevada Hote.--Ilspec or-W r. L.
Winham-Judgei- WIN. H. Sears Dr. Waterman.
Fe7act C7rrdl-at Wisconsin Ho'el.-Inspcctor-D c
Bryan-Jui-eS-Stm. Ca swell - Parsley.
Point D. DfI1nce-at Woods Ho Ise.-In pcctor-D j.
Joes ing South Yl1a-at rsips Leonar is House
In'pector-Miciael Jone -Jadsei-Tha NcTortel Geu.
" Harnn.
a , Bdr Mill Y bd s nhs II Store at t emou
OF Bloodv -'nSpectJ-Iohn W. Plammer-Iudxat-
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1t is hereby ordered that service be made upon Peter
Williams by publication of the above summons two
weeks in the New ada Journal
Given under my hand this 18th day of October, 1856
w. NORTON, JP
true copv-Lttest. II. Moon, Constable
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
State Nominations.

For Congress,
B. G. WHITMAN, of Solano.
A. B. DiBBLE, of Nevada.
For Clerk of Supreme Court,
j. SKINKER, of Sacramento City.
For Supt. of Public Instruction,
H. B. JAMES, of San Francisco.
For Electors
BALE PEYTON. of San Francisco.
j. S. PITZER, of Trinity.
r. N. WOOD, of Amador.
o. G. HALL, of Sierra.
Sub. Electors.
CHARLES D. SEMPLE, of Colusi.
J.sM. WILLIAMS, of Santa Clara.
JOSEPH WINSTON, of Plumas.
MANUEL CASTRO, of S. L. Obispo
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
ELECTION PRECINCTS.

By order the Board of Supervisors of Nevad. Co.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24

srs-r rErs.--Eossass Nov a1sss-,o G H BrscEnaF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-17
MavL.u Pcrorted b. T,lssra,I

ALBANY. Oct ls, II q n.-BAsLEN: sale. lSsoo s.A -
81 IS for mixed; 81 81 81 fox four rosei "a Al =
Csyuga OARS: .l' LOCO bush . -. for State and ~
CoEN: aaost. $50 sales s. 900 bush. sL
BUFFALO Oct. Is FLoUk closes IN good shipuin. L..
the medium grades finn; sales 26oo bh,. IS Is fTsl
Wisconsin and tat hoop Indiana sc u for choke No.
St SIC 81 So for DO. TO round Aoop Ohio
,sles 1900 bush. Of lliDoi. Spring I'll 49, and an
Red Illinois 3O0 : 81 for 10 oru. 80
opened rrneT sud closed quiet sales oos bash !, ..
BARLEY tTn, sales 900 bush. prime C.asla, 4. q
Canal rRsIGsTs 70 New York: Ice for Corn spd ~ =
dsy 1871 bbls. Flour 9S.2r7 bust. Wnss AaS la,sV
Oats EXPORTS IN time; 50 So bush Wa- "a ~
Corn IL 4 IL eco bush. Oats ~'s
Oswrso Oct. l6-7 p nl.-WHrAr u 2d& better, -. -,
5000 bush at 81 500 81 81 for White Canadian saA Nm,
Ee.York-Corn ne " hest Ice, and Flour &c Lwt IL
Yosrs ,o-dsy-s $500 bush. Wheat $3.50 b1sA Cora .na ~
hush Rye CANAL ExPoiTs-lot $50 bb!s. FlO1r, Ia no ~
Wheat, and IS Ice bush. Corn.