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The Nevada journal., 1856-03-28
Summons.

STAIE OF CALIFORNIA. Comfy Of Nevada. Township
~ ot fnreka Justice Court Before L. A. Sackett p
The People Of the State OF California s l. RUSSELL an
oe are nereoF summoned to appear before the
signed Justice of the Peace, his office said township
On Monday, the 2sth day Of April, A. D. 1856,
at 10 O'Clock, NJ to answer the complaint of Henry
pieyendorf James l. Brooks F. Danton and Charles
Bird, who demand of You alleged to be due them
on book account, which account is file in this Office
failure 10 appear and judgment will be rem
dered against for the said of with damages
and costs OF snit Given under my hand 18th ay of
Jan 1856. L. A. SACKETT, Justice Peace.
SLATE OF CALIFORNIA, Countyf Nevada, Eureka
Iownshp:-It appearing TO my satisfaction, from the
affidavit of Henry Devendor the plaintiff named
mat the above named defendants l. Russell and John
have left theState and residents of this
eand that Of action exists aganst them and that
necessary and proper parties to the above entitled
,; ~ Is therefore ordered that the In this
pnrS e sefEed On the Defendants L Russell and John
Of three ny publication thereof week for period
paper pubishas, IN the NEVADA JOURNAL, public news
~ AZ, ie said County of Nevada.
= A. sACKETT, j. P. Eureka Township.
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SUMMONS


GTATE OF CALIFORNIA County of Neyaia-SS-
District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of
said Stale. The people of the of California to John
j Boynton, A. g. Burnam Il. Porter, VIM. d. Morris ct
a greeting
You are hereby commanded to appear and answer
within Ten days aier the service of this Writ if served
iI this county, and within Twenty days ifwihout this
county and within this District snd within Forty days
IL without this District and within the State the COM
plant of Pitt Adams Plaintiff now on file in the CLERKS
Office OF the District Court aforesaid against YOU as De-
PENDANTS for the recovery of Sg6 60 and or the for
closure OF certain Mortgage set forth and fully described
in the Plaintiffs complaint
Or in case Of your failure 10 appear answer said
complaint the said Plaintiff will take Judgment against
You therefor by default, together with damages
costs OF SUIT, and also demand of the other
relief As is prayed for in his said complaint.
: In esnmony whereof, ], JN0. H. B0STwICK, Clerk of
,he lourseenn Judicial District Court, aforesaid, do
hereuno set my hand and impress the Seal of said CoHr
ms 10Th day oil January, A. d. 1856
BY yTHoNAs P. HAwLEv, Deputy.
County ,sh II The naisa 1isi1f' ps,9it Gsqs
PITT ADAMS
JNo.J. BOYNToN, ct al
on reanng ana Ming the ilayit of F. J. Duyy, ESQ.,
isfaction OF the Court that service Of IN ~.
above EMIT led cause cannot had as npaiast Will;s
Morris and that the Plaintiff has used due Ali
make such service. ~ 'esAee
1t therefore ordered that the service he rn.d.-,ror
the said VIM b. Morris by the pubkation of The sum
mons for the period OF 90 days. in the NEVADA JouR,
newspaper printed and published in the county o.
Nevada from The date of the first insertion
NILES SEARLS, District Judge.
A true copy-A.test
BY THoxAs P. HAwLEr, Deputy.
January lo-am
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SHERIEE,S SALE

DY virtue of an Execution to me directed issued from
ID the Clerks office of the Cornty Court in and for the
County of Nevada in favor of Emanuel H. Den and against
H. f. Shelhorn, dated March lst 1856 for the sum OF
Isl % 100 Dollars Damages together with of suit
taxed at Sll9 80 have levied upon and seized the follow
ing described property towit One House and the lot
ON which II stands situated in the town county Of Ne
Nada On the north side of Commercial street and known
the Ere very which shall sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash in front Of Sheri,s Oace
Nevada city, on the 10th day of March, A. D. 1885, at
T. VI.
Given under my hand this 9th day of March, A. D.
1856 Attest, W ". WRIGHT. Sheriff y. C.
BY c. F. Wood, Under Sheriff.
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SUMMONS.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County of Nevada Township
Cof Nevada Justices Court, Before ~ C. Miles, j. p.
The People of the State of California to II. ,. Page.
You hereby summoned to appear before the under
signed Justice of the Peace, at his Office said township
ON WednesdaSthe 2Sth day of May, A. u. 1885, at 10
O'Clock, A NJ TO an swer TO the complaint off, NJ Glad
ding who sues TO the of Sl99 and interest
due three several promisory notes given
said Gladding, copies of which file in my Office
On failure so to appear and answer, judgme will be
rendered against for said of S99 and
ramlges and costs of SUIT.
Given under my hand. this 25th day of february A. D.
d56 (fcb. %. 3m A. c. NILES Justice of the Peace
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada,
- Township of Nevada, IS. Justices Court Be-
fore A.C. NILES, J. p The People of the State of
California to Mary Wood and Sarah Robinson
You are hereby summoned to appear before the un-
dersgned, Justice of the Peace at his office in said
township, on Saturday the 18th day of April, A. d
1856, at 10 o'clock, A NJ to to the complaint
of A G Gilmore who sues to $50 due on ac-
count for work. labor and services performed for YOU
at your request. On failure to appear and answer
Judgment will be rendered against you for said sum
of $50 damages and costs of suit Given under INV
hand, this 18th day of March, A d. 1856
A. c. NILES, Justice of the Peace.
true COPY. Attest,
]. L. BROWN Constable
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-28
William G.. Badger.
Ready-Made Clothing Warehouse

No. l09 Battery street, San Francisco
IMPORTER Of Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing
i Goods Also, every variety of Hats, Bots and Bro.
gans would invite country merchants visiting San Fran
cisco, to call and examine my large stock OF Clothing
have on hand and constantly arriving the hrgest assort
ment Of every variety and style Of Clothing Of any
in the State. MY stock amounts to over Two Hundred
Thousand Dollars The goods are manufactured under
my own supervision and made from best material and
In the most durable manner. Persons buying my cloth
ing. viii find large and saleabe sizes.
Persons may rely upon finding every article they wish
IN my stock My prices will be as low if not lower than
they can be found elsewhere guarantee each article
SELL riease cah ana examlue my stock, 45-3m
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Notice to Transfers,

V1NHE under gned has fitted up and opene q
j. WAGON AND HAY YARD, opposite the
White Hall Livery Stable, on Broad street., Ne.
vada, kept by Parsons Cleveland. This yard il
htted up in the best manner for comfort and con
venience for Teamsters fountain of good waite,
and large and eommodious Stable in the ward
on thu NEST reasonable terms
! Good Hay and B farley constantly on hand at low
prices. The yard is supplied with roomy gates
sufficiently large TO admit ofthe largest Hay teams
The Yard is large enough to accommodate Twenty
wagons at time. Gates locked every night aftel
the teamsters get through with their stock and two
good Dogs to watch the yard. consider all stocl
put In my chnrge perfectly safe but will not be re-
sponsible for their loss
A supply of Good Clean Straw for making Mat
resses, on hand Matrasses kept on hand for sale
at very low prices.
U have Three separate Corrals for the con
venience of Ok Teams and Stock droversl
Gentlemen give me a call and you will neye,
regret it. JAMES HOEL'
December 7-6m No 81 and 81 Broad stree
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-28

A BLoopY HoAx.-A distinguished ex-
Senator Of the California Legislature, who is
as fond of playing practical joke on others
as he is himself averse to being hoaxed. was
beautifully "sold" yesterday. just before our
"extra' was issued, he encountered knob of
political quid nunes of whom be sought the
news. One Of them expressed his surpsise that
he had not heard Of the direful and saDguinary
struggle which had occurred in the Hall Of
Representatives between the contending po-
litical factions. Eagerly the inquirer deman-
ded particulars, when, with wo-begone visage,
he was informed that bloody fight had oc-
CURED, in which Mr.. Herbert, of California.
after killing three men, had in turn met vio-
lent death, and that the work of carnage went
on until the arrival of the military, who with
difficulty put an end to the fratricidal massacre.
This was stunning, and our hero waited to
hear no more, but rushed to the Telegraph
office, his tormenters meanwhile strollng
leisurely in the same direction. As they
reached the staircase, the "victimizedp was
met descending to the street, aud as his eye
fell upon the giggling group, he exclaimed,
"For Heavens sake don't say deyellish word
the "Fashion" is just below, and tender
you general invitation to .imbibe.' They
accepted. - Union.
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-28

Mr.. Edward Everett, in contribution
of his to the North american, makes hous
orable mention of the department ofjuris-
prudence in this country, and enquiries
"What country in Europe can produce
within one generation six names as dis
tinguished in this department as those Of
Marshall, Story, Kent, Webster, Pinkiey
and NVheaton--not to name some who still
live"
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-28

The London correspondent of Of. the n.
Y. Sunday Times says: at is estimated
that there is deep-laid plot to eject Pal
merston from Office, and that he will scarce
ly escape the combined forces leagued
against him. A hostile court, traitors In
the cabinet, and continental powers, are
said to be intriguing against him.
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-28

QUARTZ MININe.-A company have
commenced the erection of Quartz Mill
at Doty's Flat, six miles from this town.
The lead is said to be remarkably rich;
one piece of rock having been found con-
tanning over $4OO They intend to have
the mill in operation in about three
months. In the course of the next twelve
months there will be four or FIVE other
mills erected in that neighborhood. The
mining resources of Placer have not quite
given out yet.-Auburn Press.
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CHARLES W. mu1roRD.
H ~ ~--
FIre-Proof RuIIdina M.. Z

EIfe.Froof Building, Main s,,,., -
Rars and md c ne highest prices for ood ma. Cold
to suit payable in spy ScrP o ~ win procure Drafts in sums
o. Dust for cenass At ,s Canada
hav na s u es @ S make advanees on D'Anch
inSan,ans and receive Deposits, Special or IN the
.,Elofn,T CHECKS at par. DREXEI SaTnrse.
October e6-3m
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-28


THE TESTIMONY OF AN OPPONENT
The official course of Gov. johnson since
his Inauguration has fairly extorted the
following commendation from the San
Francisco Erening Journal:
Gov. JonNsoN.-It was remarked of
President Taylor few weeks after his in
auguration that he "turned out better
than was expected" The same may be
said of Gov. johnson, though in differ
ent sense from that intended BY the admi-
rer of Gen. Taylor. In all the scram-
bling for pelf and plunder among the pol
iticians who swarm about the Capitol, he
has maintained his dignity, consistency and
integrity; nor, so far as we have yet heard,
has he lent himself to any scheme of spec
'ulation. Even his political adversaries
are unable to pick flaw in his conduct,
accustomed as they are to find fault with
everything done by an opponent, regard
less alike of truth and justice Political
ly, We believe Gov Johnson has no SYM
pathy with us, but we should be wanting
in magnanimity did we not give our testi-
mony to his purity of purpose and homes
ty in action.
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-28

A printer, setting up the line which is
SO often placed under wedding notice,
at is not right that man should live
alone, . carelessly left the . out of sthe
word live, which made the bride blush.
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-28
l., P, FISHER
Summons.
STATE OF CALIFORNIAN Justices Court,
County of Nevada SSS

STATE OF California; JUSTICES Court,
County of Nevada, }SS
Township of Eureka Before L. A. sackett J. P
The People of the State of forna IT, S. L. Russell
EoU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to appear before the
undersigned, Justice of the Peace. at his Office in
said township, SATURDAY April, 26th at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, 10 answer to the complaint Of JAMES L. BROOKS
HENRY DIEvENDORFF, T. NJ. DhNTON, and c. l..
BIRD, who demand ofyou S52s7 alleged to be due them
on book account which account Ii file in this office
On failure so to appear and answer judgment will be
rendered against you for the said of S5I 81, wi
damages and costs of suit
Given under my hand this 12lh day of January, A. D.
1856. l.. A. sACKETT, Justice Pea ce.
STATE Of Cali fornid County of Nevada, Eureka Town.
shp-lt appearing to my satisfaction from the affidavit
OF Henry Deyendorf the Plaintiff above nnmed, that
the above named Defendant S. L. Russell has left the
State, and is not resident Of this Stae and tina
cause OF action exists against the said Defendant and
that he Is necessary and proper party to the above
enritled cause,
IL is therefore ordered, that SUNNI in this action
be sarved on the Defeudant S. l.. Russell. by publ-
cation thereof week for period of three months
rhe NEVADA JoCRSAL, public newspaper published
in the said nty of Nevada.
l.. A. SACKETT,
january 1s-3m Justice Peace, Enreka Township.
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-28
San Francisco Advertisements.
By Special Telegraph from New York |!
@r Organization of Congress. -0a
A Knoso Nothing Speaker Eleeted!!!

DACIfIC kkiLROAD BILL. the iirst on the docket
will be passed by the present session Of Congress and
be commenced this season at both euds Of The line and
the whole thing completed during the year 1852 60 thai
passengers may leave the Metropolis Of the Atlantic on
Monday morning. where the snow Is from to three
deep, and arrive on Saturday the same week san
Francisco, the Pacifc-take lodgings at wINN'S
FOUNTHiN HEAD, which will then be the largest and
most magnificent establishment in the world. Entering
the saoon the, will not ouy ind the table spread with
subsanals and Injuries of every other part of the world
but will behold Strawberries Pears, Pums Oranges etc
before them fresh ro the trees and vines which
bearing these luxuries the year round and even in
dead OF winter produce the most beautiful and luscious
that be found In any other part Of the world In the
summer season.
This great work will be accomplished predicted above
On the Atlantic all thinking ofese things and
urging upon their Representatives the importance of this
great measure and as sooH as the M passed for the
construction Of the Road, will set themselves to work
and If you upon the Pacific will do thu same shall
NEE and shake hands upon the deier-then leave for
San Francisco where will celebrate the opening of
this chain OF communicates ootxeen brethren OF the
great human family, in becoming and brilliant -nner
at WINN'S FOUNTAIN HEAD,
In which thousands Of Ladies' will participate whose
sparkling eyes and lofty bearing WILL Without the aid of
champag ne or other deleerous Drugs se suficlent to
awaken such enthusiasm has beeA produced by
artificial means since the creation Of the Universe Vastly
more important reasons than these in favor Of this pro-
ject VIII be urged by us hereafter.
N. And now, in order that we may be able TO per
form onr part In this matter call upon every one
ress OF California and the development of its immense re-
sources at heart, to give the FOUNTAIN HEAD as here
tofore, their undivided patronage.
At elegant Saloon, meals WILL BE SERVED At All
HOURS from six in the morning Twelve at night In
style not equaed upon this coast. In the
Confectionery B. Pastry Department
ALL is RIGHT THERE! Onr CANDIES are scarcely
equalled in the world, and sold at Wholesale and
heta MUCH LESS than those whchnre shipped from
the East, manufacted here by irresponsible parties
Candies in quantity ready to ship to any part of the
world.
KMerchants and Traders, attend to your interest,
and send us your orders M L., WINN,
Proprietor Fountain Head
Opposite the Plaza Clay street. and the Union Theatre
Commercisl street. 3a-3m
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Ranch For Sale

FL. M. FULLER, now offers his Ranch
for SALE situated between the Middle and South Yu-
bas, near Columbia HILL The Ranch is well fenced
and under high state of cultivation. Any person
desirous of going into the farming business will find
this chance now offered rarely found This place is
the mountains. There is several living springs on
this place which affords plenty of water the year round
For terms &C. enquire of II. NJ Fuller at the Journal
Office Nevada
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-28
COUNTY SURVEYORS oririoE.
JOHN DAY. JNO L. CAMILLE
URVEYORS,

ofT1cE-Grier Henrys Brick Building Main ST. Nevada
Comfy surveyors Office, !
Nevada, July 10, 1856. !
Extract from the Act prescribing the duties of County
surveyor Chapter Xxx Sec. II-No survey survey
made by paron except the County Surveyor or his
Deputy shall be considered loyal sny Court
within this State except such ma b. authority
ofthc United States by mutual consent of the parties
All parties are Hereby notified that any Surveys made
IN Ihis county by others than Deputies this Office
OF this State. II-3M JOHN DAY. County surveyor.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

1NSOLVENT NOTICE.
In the matter of the application of Benjamin
d. Bowers, an Insolvent Debtor.
IN the District Court CT the Fourteenth Judicial Dis
trict in and for the County of Nevada.
Pursuant TO order this day made by the Hon. Niles
searls District Judge of the District aforesaid.
Notice hereby given to all the creditors of said In
solvent to be and appear before said Court the Court
HoDse in the Town and County Of Nevada, MONDAY,
the 2st day Of April, A d. 1885, at ten o'clock A. n
then and there to show f any they CAM why
assignment OF the said Insolvens Estate should be
made and he be discharged from his debts and liabilities
as an Insoyent Debtor
Given under my hand with the seal OF the Dis
LIS. OF the District Court aforesaid hereto affixed
this 29th day Of January, A d. 1856.
j. H. BOSTWICK, Jerk District Court.
By THOMAS p HAWIEY Dep.
c. A. JOHNSON, Atty for petitioner. 40-td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-23
yWINDOyV sHADK DKpOr, 23O Broa

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, $40 Broad
w sTREET-1,0oo pairs of those beautiful Shades
only Size, richly worth 81; Lsndscepes plain and
fancy light Shades 50 cents well worth 81 so; splen-
did vase Shades gilt and Gothic Shades at half the
price they are usually soldst Table Oil Cloths, all
widths, 25 cents up
N. B.-6torekeepera and pealsrs supplied, at New
York prices. Also, q nice assortment Of Dry Goods
Hosiery and Gloves at the lowest possible prices-
Misses. Hsse saci Linen Hsndkerchisfs SIC; Black
Lace Mtts J3&s Twisted Silk 81 Ladies' and Mis-
SEES Belts &C.; Ladies' Collars from &c mp; Under
sleeves 25s; Brown Linen Table Cloths 50c.; Towels
cheap. Ladies win find it to their advantage TO call
at the cash store Of n. GOLDEN, $50 Broad st.,
JyS between Sd and An
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-23

A California paper, states that six clippers
brought In. In the latter part Of June, about two
thousand Cinnamon to San Francisco.
Charles O. Tucker, of Washington, late Secre-
tary of Washington National Monument, was
robbed of upwards Of $780, while asleep on
board a steamboat, on his way to St. Paul's
Minnesota. .s.es
THE VICERoY OF EGYPT, recently gave asc.
ries Of entertainments At his palace, which cost
over $500 900.
HON. Mr. HERBERT II In New York He ex
pected TO leave by the steamer for California YES
tsrday on q visit to his constituents.
Col. Fremont dined with the Hon N. p Banks,
Jr,, At the st. Nicholas Hotel, New York, on
Tuesday.
George CONWAY, the Indian, has started Fill
more paper 10 New York.
Purser John G. Hunter of Georgia, has resigned
his commission In tho Navy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-23

A FEMALE PEDEsTkIAN-The White Noun.
tain's correspondent Of the Boston Bee speaks of
young Boston lady, who Is spending the summer
on the mountains. a most wonderful and roman.
tic pedestrian. She has travelled over ION foot1
the greater portion Of the mountains, and in her
walks It IL with difficulty that her male companions
can keep up with her or endure the fatigue which
to her seems but pleasure and recreation The
other morning she started off with the intention
Of spending the night at Tuckerman's Ravine-
from which party had just returned and reported
a snoO bank 90 feet long, l2 feet aide and 5 feet
deep. Only few days ago she made an extraordi-
nary journey through Carter's North, whore lad
mover before paused.
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XNEsl.EYAN r Il M AL INsTI IUTH
w STANTON, VA.,
Ray. John WILSON. A. MI Princinal

This Institution, which has been in successful ope
oa WEDNESDAY, the Sd of September, with in
creased advantages for the comfort and improvement
of its pupils.
hersiye, embracing all the branches of thorough
English education, together with the ancient and
modern cd Lsnsaaees, MuAc, Drawing, Painting &c
The Institute IL Incorporated with Collegiate pow
ers and when the full course of study is completed
grants diplomas.
All the departments are under the direction of
and the boarders who reside in the Institute, will be
under the care Of the Principal and his lady, at all
times and will receive all necessary aid and atten-
tion. Parents assured that, while shall pre-
serve inexiby that discipline essential to ths proper
development of the mind and the formation of true
omany character, our pupils shall also receive spe
cial instruction in regard to their personal deport-
nsnt and tho propsties of social Ifs, and have our
best efforts to enable them to spend their time at
school pleasant as well ss prof ably
TERMS:
(Per Session of Ten Monds)
Board lights fuel and washing. $l10
Tuition in all English branches. 40
Music on Piano, with use of instrument........ 50
Modern Languages, each. ~
Ancient Languages, no extra charge.
Payable-One-half at the beginning of the session,
"a. For Circulars, or further information address
the Principal I6-I2t
EDVCATlON.-- Mrs. NJ. q. MIR wa
~ open School, the st of September on I'd street
between Clay and Leigh Having taught in this city
20 years ago, and Afterwards in Western SEMINARY
with her husband, Rev w. B. Rice, and for the last
in Lynchburg, with great Satisfaction to her
patrons she hopes to merit and receive the
Her mode of instruction il thorough, adapted the
ages and capacities of her pupils. Her discipline is
parental and systematic.
She will give instruction in most of the higher
English branches, also in Latin. Terms per sesson
Of ten months, payable quarterly: -.
Beginners. Observation-Disclosures. SIS 90
Rudiments. ...................... ......... 20 90
English Branches. Observation-Disclosures. Is 90
Higher English Branches including Latin. 50 90
Persons wishing to Mrs Rice, will pease call at
Mr. John M Royals, on eth street, between Clay and
Leigh au l6-di2s
=. sQUlkE's sELECT CLASSICAL
LIZ AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, corner of Main and
LIST streets, Richmon nd The 10th session will COM
nence the 18th of September, 1856
PRoF. JOSEPH MICHARD, Teacher in Modern
Languages.
JOHN A. CALYO, Teacher in Drawing.
IS-..fa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-23

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING, (sLAT.
Ii ING, he. &C. Tho subscriber, in consequence
Of the ate destruction of his Paint Shop by fire. has
fitted up, ON Mayo street, near Odd Fellow FL all
new and ccmmod GUS Shop where hs is prepared
with competent hands, to execute any work in his
line Of business, which shall be deus in the best
manner with pure materials, and 1t prices to suit
He respectfully solicts continusnce of the nstror
age of his old friends sAd the public generally in
town ard country He promises to use his best en-.
desvors to give satisfaction to those who NAV employ
him. B. T. CHALK Psintay l..
sJy oo-im Mayo street.