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The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

% John Morrison was arrested on
Tuesday last, by Marshal Plumer, for
stealing pair of blankets and a pair
of pantaloons from store on Main
street, and was tried on Wednesday be-
fore Justice Clark, plead guilty, was
fined fifty dollars and discharged.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

THEATRE.-The efforts Of Mr.. War
wick and his excellent troupe of sup
porters. continne 10 draw good herfcs at
the Nevada Theatre. Warwick has
always been favorite with the patrons
of the drama in his city. Some Of his
associates bid fair 10 compete with him
for the estimation Of lie pablo
On Monday night last, the "Cors'ean
Brothers" was produced with great suc
cess--Mr. Warwick sustaining tie char
actcrs of the Twin Brothers," and Mr..
Rand as IN. Chateau Renaud." The
scenery was splendid; the house was
crowded to overfowing, and Warwick
and Rand were greeted with rounds of
applause throughout the performance.
The others all performed their parts
well. The play was received with such
appreciation and delight that II was re-
peated on the succeeding night to an
other crowded audience. On Wednes-
day night the "Maniac Lover" was
enacted to the satisfaction of good
house Last night was the Rag Picker
of Paris" Nh. Warwick personated
this character for three hundred sue
cessive night in New York, to the entire
satisfaction of the play-goers there, and
it was performed last for the first time
n Nevada, to the delight of a large
audience. 1t is to be repeated to-
night, and we advise all who wish
rich treat to go and see the "Rag
Picker"
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

SUBSCRIPTION FOR SARDINIA.-Ihe
Italians, and those who sympathize with
Sardinia, have raised subscription to
purchase hundred cannons as apresent
to that kingdom.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

SERGEANT-AT-ARMs.-It is under
stood that Mr. S. F. Brown of this
county, will be a candidate for Sergeant
alarms of the Assembly.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

UBy our advertising columns it will
be seen that George Lewis has taken
the American Exchange Restaurant
We wish him success, for he deserves it.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

DEDIcATIoN.-The new house of
worship of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, at the head of Broad street.
viii be dedicated on next Sabbath, De-
cember l4th, at 1OI O'clock A. Il.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

@The District Court, Judge Searls,
presiding, commenced its regular seg-
sion IN this place on Monday last
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SHERIFF,S SALE

(H an order Of sole 20 me directed issued of the
- Hon ni-tr. CuuTt If tbe fh ulicial District Of
the state oi California unnde on Judgment lercd
IN sad Court on tlc 3lst day Of October L. D. 1856 in
tasor q George Nc"uy and ar1us H. Y, Biclne and
Slnan hoaa7 for ilo sum Of S1Qs0 with interest
i si a. the rate of per cent per month from the
3it nay OF October, ls6, together with 54 % Of
ST am enln1nnudcd to sell he flpving property. to
wit; All ihat piece parcel Of land ing in Neva City
county ~ Nevada 9tate Of aiifprna, anl bounded rs
follows, to wit North ON Broad street and fronting on
sat street tdrythree feet and three inches: thence
rnnniug ack 70 Spring streets thence thrtyhree feet
ami three inches on SPRING street the west by the lot
oFyued anl occupied by u. p Davis ami the east by
q lot ow mol by Pm " bbar. Notice Is hereby given
ha hv vift'c T. te olfer shall sell to the highest
bidder ier c1 II ai re described property. sarw-
day if .l s5 fj la'r Hh7r, 1876 at the hour of .
?. NJ tu T. n Is t.-, t'dsf House Nevada CITY.
w bj TTERFIELD, ShcriffN. C.
70 g. =. "0r7', 5-s, 's Sheriff
Ma n -ipsrt.i 81 $50. nov9S-td
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

DEpARTURE.-Mr. G. A. Washburne,
formerly connected with the press Of
San Francisco, left on the last steamer
for the Atlantic States. He was one
of the very best writers i'll the State.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

IgThe next mail steamer is ex-
pected to arrive about Sunday or Mon
day next, bringing full election returns
from all the Atlantic States.
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Executors Nntsre.

DERS0NS having claims against the estate Of David
johnson. deceased, late Of the city and county Of
Nevada are eby notified 10 present the with the
vouchers thereof 10 the undersigned Nevada city
within months from the Twelfth day Of December
they viii be forever barred. Al persons indebted to
the said estate requested TO make immediate payment
to the undersigned. 1. UILLL4NSON, EIecRtor.
doe l2lm OF lhe e.tate of Darid .L.hn.nn decd
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

E CLAMPsUs VITUs.-The ancient
and honorable order of E G. v hold
their regular and appointed meetings on
Tuesday and Friday evenings, without
g..
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

THROUGH BY DIsPATcH.-We see by
an advertisement in the Union, as we'll
as by notice, that Mr.. B. Tallman will
commence running an express from San
Francisco to this place ria the Railroad,
on and after the 18th of January. Mer-
chants and others wishing fruit, fish,
game, or articles that would be injured
by detention, can, by this arrangement,
receive them in twenty-six hours from
the Bav.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

APoLoGETIc.-We owe an apology
to our readers for the late hour this
number reaches them. The paper was
unavoidably delayed by the length of
the delinquent tax list, which was given
the printers too late to set in time.
1--WE understand preparations arc
being made for a splendid Ball to be
given on Thursday evening next, at
Butterfeld & Thompkins' Exchange,
Omega
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12
EXCHANGE.
GEORGE LEWIS, Proprietor.
A NEW ARRANGEMENT.

OEOhOI4 LIZ w 10, PROPRIETOR.
A NEW ARRANGEMENT.
fs+ss, The undersigned would respectfully inform
ES his friends and the old patrons of the above
lsssfHa named House, that he is prepared to accom-
tssses. modate them in better style than any other
House in the mountains, at the junction of
Main, Washington and Commercial SITS.
The House is new and the largest most comoaious
and best furnished 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 it desirable stopping place
while all the stages of the California Stage Company
starting from and arriving at this establishment makes
it highly convenient for transient visitors.
The Restaurant
is under the propriotorship of GEORGE LEWIS. and
experienced caterers engaged from San Francisco
who have had experience in the business at first class
hotels They viii guarantee that the
Ls A- R IL II
VIII be supplied with all the Injuries and comforts TO be
bad in the market and the attendants will pay strict at
tention to the comfort Of those who visit the House.
lodging Department.
newly and handsomely furnished with rst-rate beds
and all the appliances for comfort Particular care is
taken to keep the beds and clean AMI comfortable
The Ear
Is under The charge Of LTLL.4RD & iLSTOV and viii
at all times be found wen supplied with all kinds of the
best Wines, Liquors, Light Drinks, Cigars sc
Connected with tie establishment in a large aud Plea
SAINT room, two
-
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For the WOEidays.

( MAGNIFICENT stock of rich and fars Jcgvery and
~ Fancy Goods, viii be sold cheaper shan she same
quality can be sold in the city, deteriued io
reduce stock before the firs5 # Ianua-e
BRfGGS 7}Ef d GO. ysiosl1srs.f
deei2Im Is San Fa,ss-s''tio
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

State Of California, County of Nevada ss-I J. r.
B0swic County Clerk in and for said county do hereby
certify that the foregoing is true copy Of the original
notice application for the pardon 5f John Walsh with
the acknowledge Of service thereon the same now re-
mains on file in my office.
In testimony whereof l have hereunto set
TIT 'H Day ' q n + e a5s4%iSs E N s3''
dec i2-ln Clerk Nevala County.
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Notice,

FINHE firm of II. Meyers AMI NJ H. Lahtoastca is this
day dissolved by matual consent All claims against
the late firm viii be settled by NJ Lah;castcia and all
debts due to the late firm viii be paid 10 H. Meyers who
will carry on the business at the stand as Cloth
ier on Commercial ST. Nevada H. MEYERS
w. II, L.fHTCfSTCLL
Nevada Tee eQ,,-
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12
DE1IW0UENw TAG LIST,
EVADA COUNTY FOR THE YEAR1S


z5 Il e @ @ So H 81 e. @ & @ $ house and bar, @ 's
s ss @ s s sss 9s a a @ as h and personal property l
% % Sai y @ ss8 @ az It @n4 on @ @
aqsapat
Aa @ " W y 1 H % % iu @ Fs ss lot % a @ & % . % S R Fiat r
A5. Aas @ s s I'm iF H: :ss S.7 E ="
@ ts 55 s Sss :"s Ss 9. @
@ 5 & @ Tla & # 5 sS: vrns %S @ Il
t n hs -
$s ~ ssss IS
Se rsiiss tt @ bridge e @ G5ss @ vans % road
@ @ @ 3 S s sss @ @ & 1900
Burton B55 1ag S Ss tdGiss St @ sds @ aats n9 l@ L
: s s . E g#sPH@sa % Ba s sss Fiat @
3. .: 81 !: : Z: 3 = e: : ~
@ 9 W R e & % i % @ Ss @ a5 a1 & 3 % & asn. ,s Kentucky s
o ~ =
s#: s s:S H @ @ = SS a. sss ' % ] ss property.
# " R s @ @ } S 4.5 .% %sP si i1" property, is$
6as @ M . R @ @ @ II b @ a9 o ss @ l Orleans Flat. Butchers , 1000
Burns II ra4 @ Aaaaa as p rs 9 aad si i wes Flat lSS Fl
: E @ % Is.s5 @ 5ss.s s sSs S @ Eft s sP: personal property
. \ Si S % e. e. sSs: Sss s s
' '"R Rs @ ] Y as @ B ] a Ssa & H1 E @ Broad s Hs PERSONAL ssi
a'ean d'a No and ~ 81
$ 53 3 s5 5. | ns : al F 5sss CT s @ H''
I'D @ @ % .
a %s & s % % sd r t @ % sss n N.Y. s' S' aG3. @ . lumber 500 ls
north side side o [ %
' 7 % @ a @ is ssas @ @ s @ & % as s S oPH9 95f Nam n9 % es s
] @ @ e: & @ S ' s % 598s s42 s4 's s til 1 ! Wagons &c. $500 $500
Joseph Valley cEs Valley esand 80
personal w -
# $: % 7:: $ s; @ : j: .: : 5 : @
Clark % & 4i & @ fs5 5 ?;
9s c '9 s'5 arraatp. ="
aas' 5annr nn Boston 1900 50
s ls.s S @ @ All so.s: s!s
s personal a" "a 81
3 Z Bridgeport house and lot % 80
Cherokee say &1 Long Bridgeport % ~
@ :: . 8: q: ram. 2
hconolana 10
a @ E @ % @ @ s 81 rss @5 a ] e, @ g and and e ssa property 100 il
s a Y r q & 93 . Bun fP @sa9 sss 2R g. and personal property S S q
~
Davis Mrs Mary & 43 % - no
II T. % @ @ snns @ street, $50" /"
Dunn Johns s t @ ill., & as % @ and fs s 9 iE Esa from hs h oR ssss sa @
s.: s5s: &C.: $ 6 6
s % f % e !, 5, rs 5 ] 3a isS i7sS 81 g,
DrHnn %S, * 5 G5ss yrsy Iron Foundry aer~ @
Do" Aaron @ @ & @ tn @ 5a s :ss 3 S & s ss s es es=g a q @
D"' s aa @ & @ @ s 9 % It 5 s rs vsp e Valley and Nevada road and $50
as7 @ % D1a @ so ] Sc west end Main 800 II
B5a Ba % is5 @ Haa 4 e Steam % @ 3s 3si i 9 soH Ts S
#: ... = 4. q: g.:
, Cow Sc enyyTn
lmans 2GM 81
Am 6
Easns n Grass Y2Gy haas
Jas E or ll,Pf Mac a Penlsc tSawNu
pc
ma lpIeu
and dprnna
FL OF
hteF & s. W. NT1d Prsal CONSISTING Iaw library
rr,s. ,r. Deer sFF eSekd e%Seed, r,+a.,, pt - 80
hsr with lots and also
rac house and lot No 80 On the north also
G rear the rdon Little cDecrC
s 4 55 I} on corner Of, MIN and Neal streets. 200 e
p np
Fleming ; I i re 1000
a d g = Sc 0ehl of Free
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Now FlrIn. HilI. &C.. =

(saesessefs p fffIL cIsg Az S Cas-
the sn'iersiaDa haze this IA .so;..f ia .i,,s.
as partners she telsSa3s fss r.S ,,-5-J pc,
ses, Under ie amt s5s 8 mn VII ~ &
a. ~, ~ & ~ = LII clfrk Co. - Front street
"a 49, sareslssfeii esei1aona to merit
- q the aE. i,rns
eFtfsfAS Hill.
sSp 2. WOOSTER ) n' mo-
fs. PHILIP +. WEASEi- saa Francisco
~ 4 - e4angi-es 81 Front street., up stairs.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

CowARDLYAND BRUTAL ASSAULT On
Tuesday evening last, two gamblers by
the names of John Mccullough and
Ned Merchant, stopped at the Magno-
liza Restaurant, on Broad street, took
supper lodging and breakfast, after
which they sneaked off without settling
their bills. The landlady made out
their account and sent her steward out
to find them and collect the money
The steward found them in a drinking
saloon and presented their bills, where
upon Mccullough fell upon him and
beat him in shameful manner. The
steward then went for an officer to have
them arrested, and while gone the vii
lians made their escape There should
be chain-gaug for such rufiians.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12
d. II. gEAFgLEN.

- ?, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in BOOKS.
" T1SsiT ~ STATIONERY, MUSICAL INSTRU
( 49, sss7rgs NENTS, MUSIC, CUTLERY GOLD
fLNs. fANO1 GOODS, &C., SC. has Just received the
orl-. ..--- -l..l.-.. 1 II .In
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12
Superior billiard Fables.

Under the proprietorshp of
L IL / A r d & AL TON,
From the best mandatory in the State with marble
beds and the best balls and cues
In fact the entire establishment is of the ce-
CANT comfortable AMI commodious in the State ard no
pains will be spared TO give it reputation ahead of all
competitors in every department Charges in all cases
moderate septIg-tf
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

The WEATHER.-The weather has
been excruciating of late. Snow and
sleet have fallen incontinently; mud
thicker and more Of it has been the
order Of the day in the streets, and cold
New England air and frozen mud the
order of the night. This morning the
creaking snow and nipping atmosphere
reminds us more strongly of cold times
we have experienced in higher latitudes
than anything we have yet witnessed.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12
.gehn Amslel.ssEa,

jus tice Of The Peace,
onies in kelsey Brick Coalluz street, ssvada
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

- Every description of Cutlery and Gold Pens Of
the best manufacture
Singing Books, Music Instructors, Sheet Music Song
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

Time for all purposes Under the Sun.
NOW is the time 10 purchase fine Goods cheap at
IN RRTGGS DEfs n CO yersgrx
Corner cf Montgomery 4Aa sssss. efti.. streets
doc 12.iIn Is easa Irar.is.a
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12
TO EIef-aIEaIGIl EEnfel.

teta- f5 s5fr~l fsoun Large
~ Kitchen, and Bed rooms, recently dted mp in the
best style at n very low rent n good tenant
= For particulars enquire of a. ALEXANDER,
doc l2f san Franesca trocerv Storn 50 Broaf strert
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12
M0meN fEnnex ]!

1 PREMIUM Wih bt awarded Ia feveirv. o. III lgIo
"A dsJsast with RRlGdsS DF4 &. ~ .Jasseless
oefsler sIoste3nefr aus aai'ss.l a.n 20 streets.
dec le1m i Hssrri4ca
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12
Diamond Work Diamond. M NJ

w E have ea lama The most oyaasisse stoek in ssv
/, ~ ~, o' nm tle le9 p t6s which we car
% , t W - ~ r'tsAs fiiiits ana t,}e can! b.
had for cash, in New York cty mos Yfg- = ~,
corner Aoais ;-.aery ani sssFslairstte SIS
'" f. '4' Sa frauaiseo
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12
Cow E<Gs6.
NOdIcG.


STATE of California-County Of Nevala-ss To the
- Hon Thomas II. Caswell presiding Judge OF the
Court of Sessions and A. 4 argent Esq Distrc. Attor
ney of Nevada county You VIII each Of YOU please
take notice that the undersigned intends, early
date possible make application the Governor Of
the State of California behalf Of FoHS WALSH con
vcted of the crime of aut with intent to commit
murder, the December term Of the sal Court OF SIS
sions. 1856 ana Sc ntenced the 9th day of De
cemhcr, 1856 imprisonment in the pouitr narv for
of four years from the date of sentence for
pardon of the said John Walsh. JAMES WALSH.
on behalf Of John Walsh
December llth ~. 1856
l. Thomas H. Caswen, County Judge ofNcvada county
aud presiding Judge of the Court Of Sessions of said
county do hereby acknowledge service Of the within
notice. THOS II. CASWELL
Presiding Judge Of the Court Of Sessions.
December tn. 1856.
l, A. A. Sargent hereby acknowledge service of the
within notice. A. \. SARGENT,
December llth, 1856 District Attorney
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12
NntEcc

ss'F@i 's ni.tiial eonsent. Eithor Of tae ta,narq
wi 'sa = li4uiaasi9n ss persens &C., ~ -
sa''e arm sf3i e2Aiff ttses by IN early pa ynent
THOMAS fNTiI
J. ~ CLtERK
Sacramento Noy- 2iih 1856
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12
Charles MORRILL,,

80 Importer and WhoIesaeDealer in Drugs So
= Medicines, Paints, Oils, Brushes. Toilet Foods, -
Garden Seeds. English aud French Chemicals.
A GENT for al the PAEENTMEDICINEs-Ma
"A Of Camphene and Polar OILS, &c &c.
= Orders justly attended to--Terms liberal
San Franeisco->tore in the Exchange fronting b
cry and asgton streets, opposite the Custom House
Sacramento-Store on street corner Third. uas--ln,
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12
aseaiNcyfo,, ia fsrices

NJ : vi E 5nf niretacA VI 89iamaids 1rafc5es
seN<%sy. silver s.taa~ Plated Ware aua Fans
y greatly reduced recs Every article ssia
- eeorsiias y seprNseRta ses5 og tiss money v NJ lg
20, ey Nl24GaN DIR & co
~ montgomery street, e5raar sarFar, ..s.s
4 aeetSin is Saa Ffe .sois><
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12
Watches (! Watches !

NOW Is your time to pureeasc as We are deterrent
~ TO sell large portion Of our stoc 5fe rie fIoi
day time. We will sell finer Watcbesa ess prices Ia vi
they have ever been sold IN CaifosHss
BRIGGS, DEP &. 20 Jsa,sfsss
Corner Monigomers sad Sa'raiaensy ssrea.s.
dec l2-imis -s,ag FFrsnc cssea
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12
The Esar

Is under he charge Of LTLL4RD & .lLSTOV and will
at all times be found wen supplied with all kinds of the
best Wines, Liquors. Light Drinks, Cigars. Sc
Connected with tie establishment in a large and Plea
nj
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12
Tgo2gEs u. Esoog.s..!
STATIONERY OLE All KINDS.

A good assorHnento of Law Medical Historical Poetic;
Masonic, Sliritual works and School Books.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12
The Restaurant
lodging Department.

The parors and bedrooms are large and well ventilated
newly and handsomely furnished with hrst-rate beds
and all the appliances for comfort Particular care is
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PATENT AGENCY
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He continues to make Models and to prepare specia
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"a II
DRS, HTET, a JAGFPFF.

In Offering to the community their justly celebrated rem
edes for chrouc and acute diseases If long standing
not wish to tre with the life health of the afflicted,
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"a LINN EMIT,

Nsa q EEh KID A'S = - u = = "a = I p -
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the greatest
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F7r sale in Worcester, by n. B. GREEN & Co ZIG
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DRs. HILL 3 JAsgPH-sirs: 1 will say that your medi-
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that you might Ike 10 hear hos getting along,
have taken the liberty address these lines to YOU
remain, sir, yours especially Mrs. G G.
Rutland Nov. g. 1854 d1y n3
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For the convenience of Mechanics and others the IN,
dersgned has made arrangements to keep constantly on
hand, full assortment of PIPE and FITTINGS, for
Steam purposes which will be sold at low prices a.
can be obtained elsewhere.
Having engaged competent and experienced workmeu,
be is prepared to take contracts for the fitting up Of
Factories, Machine Shops, Hotels and other buildings
for Heating by Steamj all work warranted be done
the most thorough and perfect satisfaction guar
anteed. JAMES Is. BLAKE.
ie2 No. Pearl Street. Worcester. dom
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AS FITTIN G. S .

4H5 WUTcbsLeT Gas LIgIIJ company,
Continue to put in PIPE and FITTINGS, foT the intro
duoOn of Gas into buildings in the most thorough and
workmanlike manner, and warran. them arranged,
that the flow of Gas shall be equal and the distribution
perfect.
They will guarantee the perfect fitting Of all work eE
sibie for leakage, sufficient supply, other dam
age arising from the imperfect l0ork Of other par
ties.
Their recent enable them to make liberal
discount all Pipes and Fittings, and they furnish
everything in this department. Of the best quality and
low prices be obtained in New York and Boz
no. 8 Pearl Street, w Orcesfer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-01

This certhes that my wife was afflicted with weak
ness, or general debility. Hill Jaseph's medicines
cured her. JFB
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-01

Testimony Of a number Of Ladies and Gentlemen
DIS HILL JAsEPH sirs: This is to certify tina
my case was Of very bad humor in the blood, hut
can truly that your valuable medicines have cured
me, and recommend all that sick to call upon you,
for you can cure them. Yours, truly, j H. L.
Worcester, Mass.