The Nevada journal., 1856-03-14
ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS.

hs5- Our readers are referred to the advertisement
of P j. Espenscheid in another column We learn
that tits the intention of this gentleman to leave for
the Atlantic States shortly and those wanting any of
the articles which he adyertises can purchase of him
very cheap
NEVADA BAKERY-Mr. James Copp has purchased
this well-known establishment and promises to give
all who purchase anything in his line entire satisfac-
ton And we have no doubt he will do it.
CIRcus.-Lee & Marshalrs Circus performed in
this town on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings last
TO crowded audiences. 1t is expected that they will
return here in few weeks, when they propose to give
an exhibition for the benefit of our schools.
So There were but fourteen deaths in San Fran
cisco last week being seven less than the preceding
week
E6-A project is on foot to build wagon road from
Patauma to WeaverviIle.
p-5- fire broke out in the house of Mr.. purcrlt.
living at Santa Rosa, Feb, "a Mrs. Purcell in her
efforts to save her husband who was supposed to be
intoxicated was so badly burned that she has since
died. The husband though badly burned will prob
ably recover.
EHD- We are under Acknowledgements to the Pacific
Express Co. and angtons Express for our usual files
Of exchanges Thanks to Mackie for other avors done
this Office.
~ We learn that Miss Olivia Oatman, who was
taken prisoner by the Apaches in 1885, has been res
cued and is now at Fort Yuma.
E5-Mr Thurley, of San Bernardino, has discovered
about eight miles east of that place valuable quick
silver mine that prospects very rich
MELANCHOLY Under this caption tho Trinity
Journal commences an article with the assertion that
within the limits of that county there are but five or
six marriageable ladies.
So large swordfsh, weighing FIVE or six hun
dred pounds met the steamship Cortes off the mouth
Of the Gulf of California and probably mistaking the
steamer for whale, made ''lungc" at her Tho
consequence was that the sw ord ran into the stout
tmbers nearly foot deep, and was broken off The
fish departed, no doubt, sadder and wiseranimal.
10 The Ravel and Martinett troupe, and Eph.
on the negro dencaor left on the last steamer for
the Atlantic States
I5 The Grass Valley Teleg-a -aph says that the
proPretors Of the Allison Ranch Quartz Lead have
ust had another lot Of rock crushed the Gold Hill
Mill, which gave fully remarkable yield as the
first lot In the present instance little short of g
tens Of rock was crushed, which yielded 81 600-o1
bout si00 to the ton This is certainly a most ex-
Uaoraihary yleid, ana may well encourage the pro-
pretors in making speedy arrangements for exten-
siye working of the vein. Their machinery will be
upon the ground in the Of few days. and the
mill will lie in creraticn at the earliest practicable
day.
30 We acknowledge the receipt fIom Mr. C. f
ileifreh, of the firm of Furshuz & Co.. of bottle Of
parking champagne. We appreciate the compl
uIszt, and thank him. We admit our weakness fol
his good stuff and caution dealers in the al tice no
TO follow suit
-. The Sierra Citizen says that the snow on til
Mountains this side of Sierra valley is about ten feet
animals cannot cross before the middle of May
~ We arc indebted to j. Z. Hamin Esq for COB
ies Of the Sacramento union Wide West and Colder
Era.
70 Thanks to Nicholson for files of State papers.