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The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24

VIGILANcE.-The S. F. Herald takes
an unoquivocal position in behalf of the
Democratic party on the Vigilance
question. 1t says:
"Every man nominated for the Legis-
lature should be pledged formally and
unequivocally against the Vigilance
Committee. The organization has de-
clared war upon the Democratic party,
and it is our duty to see that no traitors
to the Constitution be permitted to be
invested with the sacred character of
Democratic standard bearers in the COM
ing fight Let the Convention look to
it, both retrospectively and prospect
ively."
The Democracy are endeavoring to
force an issue on this Vigilance question.
In every place, with but few exceptions,
where Democratic organizations have
taken action on the question, the Vigi-
lance movement has been condemned.
Such has been the case in the principal
Democratic club of this county. 1t is
obvious that the party strongly sympa-
thizes with the .Law and Murder" fac
ton, and there is danger should ma
jority of Democrats be elected to the
Legislature that no measures will be
taken to relieve the Vigilance Commit
tee from the ban of the law as it now is,
but that continual persecutionswill be liza
Bile tothe Committee, keeping society in
turmoil for time to come. This can be
prevented at the ballot box We know
of hundreds who will have an eye to it
when they deposite their votes. The
silence of the Democratic party on this
question in Nevada county, will not save
some of their men from terrible scratch
ing at the polls.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24

SLAVERY IN NIcARAGUA.-The Sierra
Nevada brings the information that the
Fillibuster Republic has recognized sla-
very as one of the institutions of the
State. So after all this sterreotyped
boast of spreading the area of freedom"
the grand object is to establish human
slavery. This is as was predicted
Walker went to Nicaragua for self ag-
grandizement, to rob, to steal and mur-
der and plant an institution which has
been clog to the progress Of any coun-
try in which it has unfortunately been
established.
The habits and character of the men
who are marshalled under the robber
chief in Central America, prominently
fit them to foster an institution founded
on wrong. Lazy and indolent, unscru-
pulous and tyrannical they know moth
ing of industry but in the pursuit of rob-
berry and sequestration. They must live
off the fruits of the labors of others or
die loafers DEATH
The hypocritical pretense of liberat
ing a people from oppression has never
availed with sensible men. The designs
of the Nicaragua pirates were known
from the first The confscations of nu-
merous estates now going ON ought to
open the eyes of the most stupid to the
fact that the people Of Nicaragua, the
native owners of the country are not
friendly to the revolution, and because
they are not traitors to the land that gave
them birth, and give no aid and con- :,
to foreign horde of mercenary invad-
ers, their property must be seized and
sold to aid in the subjugation of the
country to despot's rule.
But such is Anglo-Saxon rapacity.-
1--WE are land-stealing race" said an
eminent expounder of Democracy. Bu-
chanan is land thief in theory. Wal
ker puts the theory in practice.
The organ of the Fillibuster govern
ment, Ell Nicaragueuse, saysi in the sweat
of the negro it recognizes the source of
rejuvenation to the Republic. The yoke
of bondage which was to have been
lifted from the half-breeds of Central
America has been made so heavy as to
crush them out, and two new races in
troduced to supply their places, one to
bear the burthens, and the other to i'm
pose them and enjoy the advantages =
Buchanan, Mitchell and Walker-three
great unmitigated humbugs. A north
ern dough face. an Irish hypocrite, and
nnigger-worshipper-the Trim
ity cf Democracy
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
COnslabIe7s Sale.

State of California, County of Nevada Township OF
~ Eureka, By virtue of an Execution deiv
cred issued from the Court of d. " Norton Esq an act
ing Justice of the Peace in the county aforesaid
bearing date Oct l4th A. d. 1856 satisfy Judgment
rendered by said Justice of the Peace the m dav Of
Oet u 1890 in favor of John A. Carothers
Wm Carothers for the sum of Sla9 on debt
ages and costs of suit have taken in Exc r -.
will sell TO the highest bidder for cash in front o: Chase
q Co.'S Saloon, Eureka on SATURDAY, the 18th day of
November A. ID. 1856 between the hours of 2oclock p
NJ and o'clock p NJ all the right title and interest of
VIM Carothers in and to certain House. Barn Ranch
situated on the Nevada Road 10 Orleans Flat and
as the Mountain Spring House. and used Hotel
Also, certain House and Lot situated in Eureka and
known as the Eureka Hotel and used drinking
Saloon Taken the property VIM Carothers to sat
isfy the above demands aud accruing costs.
oct24-tf H. MOON, Constable
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24

NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUs.-This
splendid Equestrian troupe, known to
our citizens as the former establish
ment Of Lee & Marshall, will perform at
this city on Tuesday evening of next
week. 1t is useless to say anything in
praise of the performances of this well
known and favorite company.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24

LoCoFoCO TURNoUT.-A long string
of horsemen heralded the approach of
Joe. McKibben, Milton S. Latham and
last and least, Tom Henly, to our city
Oh Tuesday last. There was a great
strain among our locofoco friends to
rival the escort of Coils. Peyton and
Wood a few days before. Every Rosi-
nante that could be got in the county
that was able to stand up and carry an
embodiment of flocofocoism, was pressed
into the service. 1t was the grand gala
day for the party and all sorts of inter-
est were taken in the performances
Drums were beat, torches lighted. and
quantity of villainous saltpetre burnt
on the OCCASION
Joe. McKibben led off to a crowd one
third less than the American meeting on
Saturday. The audience didn't seem to
appreciate him, and grew smaller by
degrees and beautifully less till he
closed.
By dint of considerable patent enthu-
siasm a few more were collected when
Latham arose, but they struggled off
directly.
Tom. Henly came last in all his un-
washed dignity. Tom ought to come
last. He was miserable orator, when
he first commenced reciting his old In
diana speech in this State, and he holds
his own mighty well. He abounded in
-obscenity and profanity, but neverthe-
less was applauded by the few who had
the stomach to listen to him.
The locofocos attribute the diminu-
tive size of the meeting to the cold of the
evening. 1t aoas about the coolest time
we have witnessed.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
UNITED STATES BAKERY.

Pine Sree, FIRST Door belou Kidd & Kaor Brick Store
THE undersigned having rebuilt AMI fitted up their Ba
kerry, On the site OF the old stanl prepared
to furnish their old and all who ay give them
aeal it Pies, Cakes, Bosoa Bcooa Breqd and GRAHAM
breqd OF superior quality.
Frau. Lemon, Pound and Sponge Cake. Wedding Par
ties Families AMI Restaurants supplied with every vsr
ETY. of Bread and Pastry usually for nj in York Bak
cries, az wholesale Prices. DBEKEOSS S-LEPPERT.
Nevaia September 18th Is56
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24

i .55 BRIGHT STREAK OF GRATITUDE-The follow
appeared some months since in the San Francis
co citizen without the knowledge DR. Young We copy
IL as complimentary tribute of the most skfIi
physicians that ever made this state his residence As
was entirely unsolicited, and made public without tho
knoWenee OF any one but the writer il speaks yolume.
shoud De cut out and pinned reference to any ono
VINO should unfortunately be similarly situated:
70 my afilctcd Fellow Men."-Teing about To le,vo
the state OF california for my home Michigan wish he
iore leaving TO recommend your notice that great hen
factor Dr j. e. Young Twas the very brink of ~
he stretched forth his hand and saved mo fro
oeath For several years had been troubled with cor,
pcaon OF diseases brought by bad habits
oy exposure IN the nics iSh had so weakened ms,
TEN ana undermined my constitution that have oe3
tenpiated suicide Borne down by rackinp pains 4, ms,
oody GUINNESS IN my head eyes pains and rn;scr
my back and hips, wearness in NV legs evil forebo
toeether with confirmed melancholy considered O.,
pes lr1ends my worst enemies dreams were frih,f}
ana at times strange phantases took comple nosscsso
OF my mind was fast hurrying to nsanity-tbat ywor.,
osing deaths In this state friend and partner in min
ing business approached the subject and advised mo
70 70 10 the Bay and see DR. Young did So and thank God
W II ~ "a ouns exasned my and told me he could
e me shortly after commenced taking his medicines
s negan 10 decrease and in three months was
perIeciy well Take my advice all you that arc afflicted
anu can upon him. for he win be to cure Won for he
mas cured several Of my acquanian.es after they had be-
vone discouraged oy being deceived bv the humbups Of
sie Jay ooth oy rneric4n AMI foreign vseabonos MY
nert leaps tow ards him with gratitude for his benefits n
e lauc-'inI CHAs. +. MANRoUE
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24

WA few days since we had the
pleasure of flying visit from our old
friend S. P. Storms, who has charge of
the Nomecult Indian Reservation, a
branch of the Nome Lackee, and situa-
ted about sixty miles to the westward of
it in the Coast Range of mountains.
Friend Storms gives glowing descrip-
ton of the beautiful valley in which he
resides. The hostile Indians about him
are numerous, but by the assistance of a
well constructed fort he is able to hold
them in check and give security to the
Nevada Indians, who are with him.
Preparations are being made to SOW
a great many acres of wheat at Nome
cult Plows and other farming imple.
ments have lately been obtained for the
purpose.
The Indians at Nome Lackee are in
prosperous condition. They have on
hand at the Reservation 10000 bushels
of wheat
Nomecult is not yet established as an
Indian Reserve, but is rather squatter
branch or colony from Nome Lackee.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
Proposed An en1r- ents to the Constitu usion of
the Stata OF GalifOrni


the state OF California.
ction two cf Article II is nrr'led IN read
follows And # NJ time twcthirls of the and
Assembly shall think it revise I'd chan
this entro Contituou they 81 all recommend the e,
tors NJ the election for Te rS of the Iegla
vote for against Cnnv6 MI nd if it 81 al ap-
ta majority of rho electors vot sch ele ctior
have voted in favor of cali Convention the Legsa-
shall its next session provide by law for calling
Conven'inn h. hol4 within six months after the
passage ef such law anl rch nrer:iNn shall consist
Of nrmhar # mon bers mot loss q a of both branch
es ofthe Legislature. Tho Constitution that may ave
beer areed and adopted by such Conv ntion shall
be submitted to the people al election be pro
vlded for hv law fer their .ca ion rejection each
voter shall express hSonni by dnositin he ballot
box ticket wherein shall he written printed the
words For the Cen 'ution' or 'Aca'nst the now
Constitution The returns of snch election shall in such
manner the onvcrton shall direct be certified
Executive of the State who shall call 10 his assistance
Controller. Trea an ecra'ary of State compare
the votes certified to him If by such examination it
be asccrained that majority of the whole number of
votes cast at such election be in favor of such Con-
stntion the Executive of This State shall bv his proca-
macn declare snch Cn ttution be the onstitu-
tionof the State of California. ol7-4w
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24

u The Marysville Erpress says ed
Baker cannot manufacture a silken
purse out of sow's ear"
No, he can make nothing out of
yours, Col. to put sense in.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
Quartz.

HiOR SALE-A Quartz Ledge, now being worked sit
= Ia ed within short dis;a of Grass Valley This
is excellent opportunity for parties wishing engage
IN mining a it viii b. sold cheap, the proprItor ben
ABOUT to leave the tate Address QUARTZ,
oet24-3w Care of the Gra Valley Inteligencer
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24

% j. ". Sullivan, news agent of
San Francisco, furnished us with bun
de of choice literature by the last
'searnerf for which he has our thanks.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24

GuNsMlTHING. - In our advertising
columns it will be seen that Mr.. Q. P.
Davis again offers his services to the
public in all cases of broken or diseased
guns. Mr.. Davis has been long one of
our best citizens, was one of the severest
sufferers by the great fire, and being a
superior workman is worthy of patron
age
Rifles have never been known to talk,
but the new ones of his manufacture can
speak for themselves"
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
American Exchange.


eaz5aa The above named House is now open for the
I,se#% accommodation Of the travelling and resident
..sFE public the site os Frissies famous Restau-
EsssaasSsa EssssaaS ran and Saloon, at the junction of
Main, Washington and Commercial sts.l
The House is and the largest moss commodious
and best furnished ever opened in Nevada No expense
has been spared to make the establishment the
Best and most Complete House in the City.
Combining elegance with comfort, it offers accommoda
ons for the permanent transient border that cannot
be surpassed in the State The central position this
House occupies renders desirable stopping place.
while all the stages of the California Stage Company
starting from arriving this establishment makes
it highly conve nient for transient visitors
The Restaurant
is under the proprietorship of BURNS g. NORTON, ex
perenced caterers from San Francisco, who have had
number of experience in the business at first class
hotels. They viii guarantee thatthe
T "A ii Il E
VIII be supplied with all the luxures and comforts to be
had in the market and the attendants will pay strict at
ention to the comfort of those who visit the House
Lodging Department.
The parors and bedrooms large and well ventilated
newly Snd handsomely furnished with irstrate beds,
and sA The appliances for comfort Particular is
taken to keep the beds and clean and comfortable
The Bar
Is under the charge of GEORGE LEWIS and will at all
all times be found well supplied with all kinds of the
best Wines, Liquors. Light Drinks, Cigars &c.
CONNECTED with tie establishment in large and plea
SAINT room, two
Superior Billiard Tables,
Under the proprietorship of
GEORGE WRIGHT,
From the best mandatory in the State with marble
beds, and the best balls and cues.
In fact the entire establishment is one the ele
CANT, comfortable and commodious in the State and no
pains will be spared to give it reputation ahead of all
competitors in every department Charges in a cases
moderate. septl9tf
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24

- Mr.. A. Alexander has a splendid
assortment of groceries and provisions
IN his new store on Broad street, in Bick
neii's Block. He is also agent for the
sale of Gregory's Vegetable Brandy
Bitters. See advertisement
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
r e A L & CO..

33 Broad Street. Nevada.
OFFER the trade the largest and best selected stock
" of merchandise be found in this city at the lowest
market prices for CASH.
All Goods sold by delivered Free of charge In and
near town.
PROVISIONS.
Billings Hams New York and Boston Sugar cured -
Oregon Hams Oregon Bacon.
Pork In whole or hlf Barrels New York Bacon
California and Oregon smoked Beef.
ThoS Hope Co selected Orange county Butiss
Lard --'N-' Flour
GROCERIES.
full AMI complete assortment Of all descriptions
ALE & PORTER.
Tennant's and Byass in qts and pts
xxx Aew York stock Ale in hhds and half bareAs
brewed expressly for the California market.
CIGARS & TOBACCO.
Genuine Havana various choice brands
Domestic various ehoice brands
Fruit Tobacco
Let Her Rip Tobacco.
CASED GOODS.
Adamantine and Sperm Candies. soap.
Assorted Jellies, Catsup
Pie Fruits Lemon syrup
wolfe's Aromatic schnspps, Pine Applesyrur
sautern Wine, Strawberries
Hook Wine, Pine Apple.
S,aref Wine; Fresh pples,
champagne, Heidseck. Pears,
Champagne, Munn's Cabinet, Ounces
Raisins, Lobsters
Ginger W me- Turkey,
Nermouth. Chicken
Wormwood Cordial, Green toyp.
Masashine, s)rce.t
Kirsh, Cider
RASPBERRY syrup, Oysters
Strawberry do Pickles.
BRANDY Peaches, Blackberrisa
LIQUORS & WINES.
Old. Pnett Cartilleon g. Co. Brandy.
LSazerac DeForge
Brillioun.
Louis lie Burton & Co. Vintage 1905
Vim Louis.
Bcrcot Trioche & Co.
j. g. F. MarteL
Marett L. Go.
ehampagne United Vineyard Proprietors
l.. seignette.
Meders ae Wolfs Swan Gin
Jamaica and =. Croix Rum.
New England Rum
Old Reserve and Bourbon Whiskey.
Scotch and Irish Whiskey.
Old Tom.
Pale and Brown Sherry in wood and glass
Old Madeira in wood and glass
Old Port in wood and glass.
For sale by
TEAL & co.
33 BROAD STREET,
angl3-f Nevads
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
SIERRA NEVADA HOTEL,

Nor:h San JaaR NeUada County.
HAVING / ased the above well known HOTEL we are
pref ared to receive friends AMI the ubc. We
will enleavor to AXE al feel at home who may visit
PARKER II. PIERCE
FREDE. BECRTEL-
North San Juan S,pt. l9 ls5G-tf
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
Hotel dc Paris,

BY N AID AM + CHI VEL.
- The above named well-knOwn House. situated
E..#A on Broad street Of Bridge No 73 offers
;kA good accommodations boarders and the travel
Ess-. ing public The whole establishment is entirely
throughout and the large and airy furn-
shed with excellent Beds, and furniture match and
the table is supplied in style unsurl a.sed regards
quality and quantity.
La lies and IA miles offered plea and
fort15le home a. this establishment
The undersigned having bee liberally patronzed by
the pubic at the above House for three years past
safely peai to her old sustain her charac-
ter a Ian llady, and the popula ty of her House.
scatl2-tf MADAME CHAUVELL
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
No. g. Front Street Sacramen,o

light Goods will be charged extra
Goods shipped San Francisco HiI be received a,
Safranento freight paid the same and forwarded .
dirfctcd. without delay. consignecs are reouestcd
aidise their shippers 70 send shipping rcccints y, y
TAILMAN n and to mark their Goods as fnr,nars- u
theteto: Care of I: On q diamordl u III fMaNs .Sns
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
NOTICE.

@. F. JACOBS. A. LEWIS
New York Bakery.
JACOBS & LEWIS have reopened their old stand
u on Main street, and will keep constantly on hand
Bread of all kinds-wheat Rye and Boston Brown
Bread
Cakes of all kinds
Pastry of every description.
Fruits or the season, every variety
lee Cream kept constantly on hand. The Bur will be
supplied with Liquors of the choicest qualities
Quail, Hare, a.ii other game kept constantly on hand
JACOBS g. LEWIS
Nevada Aug 1856
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
" Whoa, Blaze ~

DEL, OF the late eonfagraton can be seen BY the
IL curious, in the keeping of BLAZE at the
!" Ia MIC ERB CKER -
On Main Street, Nevada, where he also
Serves up his regular Lunch" daily,
For the Boys and viii be happy at any time to
take little of the PURE aid UYAlULTERATED
with his friends
Nevrdl August 20 1856
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24

VIII all times be supplied with all the varieties the
market affords.
The Beds and Furniture are New,
And for style and comfort cannot be exceled
Particular attention will be paid to the accommodation
of p Ladies and Families.
Having had long experience in the business are
confident Of being able make the NATIONAL Of the
most desirable Hotels in the mountains
THIS BLOCK is substantially built of BRICK and with
stood the late disastrous fire. The airy and
well furnished and from the Balconies you have splen-
did view OF tho surrounding country.
aOPEN ALL NIGHT.
THE BAR will be under the supervision of Mr..
Thomas h enry and will at AL times be supplied wi h
the choicest Liquors and tigals.
I5tf PEARSON &HEALY
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Of Every Variety.
Cheap Publications !!

Circulating Library of over Four Hundred volumes
of the Latest and most popular works published
Also Magazines. Periodicals and Newspapers from al
most every part of she civilized world
Steamer papers and California weeklies neatly put in
wrappers for mailng-Posiage Free.
liberal share of public patronage is solicited and
hope by strict attention to business and PRICES to
merit the same. j. E. HAMLIN
Aibans Fire Proof Brick Building Broad ST cor Pine
Nevada, Aug. 6. 1856 If
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
Comfy Surveyors Office.

County Surveyors Office.
Bickneli's Block, No 10, Third Story
County Surveyors Office
NeSa,a August 9Th 1856 (
Extract from the Act prescribing the duties of County
Surveyor; " Chapter XX St c!ion III-No survey or re-
survey made b except the County Surveyor
OF his Deputy shall be considered legal evidence in any
CouF ithn thls state except such made by the
the parties" "
Al parties arc hereby notified that any Surveys made
N TINS county By others than the Deputies from this Of
nee VIII not be recognized by any Court within the iuris
dieiion Of this State JOHN DAY County Surveyor astf
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24

Notary Public.
lte is at the of Montgomery and Sacramento
Yan Francisco The d. offers free Consultation and
asks no remuneration unless he effects cure anes3m
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
Rfstray notice.

CAME INTO THE ENCLOSURE OF the California
~ stage Csis aoes, some two months ago, TWEN-
~ HOGS AND Piti The owner can have the same by
proving property an paying charges.
Ap2ly tn the iornia Sage Co. stables. the he
of Ma n street \-vaila. oct l7-3w
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
Superior Billiard Tables,
Under the proprietorship of
GEORGE WRIGHT,
National Exchange,

No. "a BROAD STREET, NEVADA
.4szas The undersigned late propretors of the Unet
Et!Mn States Hotel having leased
EsssEMM Bicknell's Block,
StrgS and handsomely fitted it up throughout
prepared accommodate permanent and transient board
ers in a style unsurpassed in the state.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24

slz59-a The above named zoase is now open for the
I.lcE accommodation of the travelling and resident
.ssF public, the site OF Frissie's famous Restau-
ssssissseSSs ~ rant and Saloon, at tie junction Of
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24

Is under the charge of GEORGE LEWIS and will at
at all times be found well supplied with all kinds of IL
best Wines, Liquors, Light Drinks, Cigars, &c
CONNECTED with tie establishment, in large and pie
SAINT room, are two
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
Lodging Department.

newly Snd handsomely furnished, with irst-rate beds
and sh The appliances for comfort Particular care is
taken keep the beds and clean and comfortable
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
NORTH AMERICAN

nown and favorite company.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-24
The Restaurant

is under the proprietorship of BURNS NORTON, ex-
perenced caterers from San Francisco who have had
number of experience in the business at first class
hotels. They will guarantee thatthe
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-04
Drs, Moss & Stoneroad

~ izens OF Lewlstown and surrounding coun-
Try Othce at the Beehive Drug Store. je5
STOyE WAREHOUSE.-300 Stoves,
0emoraclng all kinds and varieties now in the eastern
market Many new and beautiful Par lor Stoves lmpro-
Vea COOK Stoves excellent Room Stoves and une-
qaaed farior Cooks for wood and coal for sale low ey
ocl9 F. G. FRANCISCUS,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-04
FREEBURG ACADEMY,
FREEBtRG, SNYDER CO.. Pa.

THE location Of This Institution is beautiful
l. and healthy, and free from the temptations
and vices common TO larger towns situated on
public thoroughfares. The course of insiruc.
ton is thorough and complete, embracing the
usual branches of an English, Classical and
mathematical Education, and is calculated to.
prepare students for College, the study Of :.
Profession, or business pursuits Frequent
Lectures are delivered during the term, and
practical illustrations accompany each recla-
ton. Students have access to good Library.
The Academic year is divided into two ses-
sions OF p weeks each. TAe first commences
on the last Monday Of Julg the second on tho
frSt Monday Of January, Public Examinations
at the close of each term, when certificates of
dent.
TERMs.-For Tuition, per quarter of eleven
weeks $3.50 to $500. Board, Room, &c,
81 so TO $500 per week.
For further particulars, address
GEO. F. MCFARLAND, Principal.
Freeburg, June &c, 1856.