The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

o'J eonoetou Will TINS church, We
learn, held meeting on Wednesday
evening, and voted to proceed in erect
ing achurch edifce. The building is
to be brick. and in Romanesque style.
The Society has received from different
Churches below, and other sources, up-
wards of thousand dollars, and it is
expected that enough more will be re-
ceived to enable the Society to so far
complete the house, that itmay be used,
though for while in an unfinished
state. 1t is the intention of the Socie-
" to incur no debt in Church building,
and build only as the funds enable them.
As to calling upon the people of this
place to help them in this work, the So
ciety very promptly and unan;mouslv
expressed their views in adont;no H.
following resolution.
| RESOLVED, that we deem it inexna-
dent, under the present circumstances.
te solicit subscriptions from the peonle
OF this place for our Church building.
The whole cost of the building when
completed will be about $4,000.
Regular services of this Church, fog
the present, are held every Sabbath
morning, at 10! o'clock, at Mr.. Chitten-
den's school house, at the head of Mains
and Broad streets. Sabbath School, irs
the same place. at 2 O'Clock. P. N.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-At a meet
ing of the Board, held on Tuesday, Aug.
9th, A. d., 1856, it was ordained that.
sealed proposals be received until Mon.
day, the 18th day of Aug. 1856, for re-
pairing and fitting up the new Court
House and Jail, in a style similar to the
original building, persons bidding being
required to make out their specifications
IN clear and else form, as to the man.
ner OF repairing and fitting up the same
suitable for the use of the Court. "a
County officers.
Ordered that the County Officers, in
and for the County of Nevada, be. and
they are hereby required to file as near
as possible, copies of their old bonds.
with affidavits of the sureties that thew
were on said original bonds, and further
to file new bonds, in the amount pre-.
scnbed by statute, with sureties thereon.
Said bonds to be approved by the Coun-
ty Judge, and be fled with the County
Clerk, ready for the action of this Board
on Monday next.
Orfered that the County Clerk, Sher-.
lff' Ifeasurer and Assessor, be required
to mike out full statement of all mon
eys, books, papers, etc., belonging to.
tho County of Nevada, and concern;np,
the public revenue thereof, in their pos
session, previous to and after the fire of
the 10Th of July, AID. 1856, such state
ment to be verified by the respective of.
fcers
Ordered that all holders of County
Script or other evidence of County in
debfedness, who have lost the same by
thesrecent fire, be required to file writ
ten statement, verified by oath, setting
forth the amount, nature and tenor of
sudh Indebtedness (as near as possible)
before the Board of Supervisors, prepa-
ratory to having the same proved up in
manner and form, as the Board shall
deem meet and proper in the premises,
or by their order shall hereafter direct.
~The liberality of San Francisco
to our people since the late fire is the
praise of every one here. Every mer-
chant needing assistance in money or
goods, has had it promptly rendered by
the citizens of that noble city. No
demonstrations of sympathy-no exer-
tions for actual service, were omitted
Our business men went there depressed
and almost hopeless, to return elated
and with bright prospects ahead. We
have seen many letters written since
the fire to gentlemen here, rendering
any amount of goods on such terms of
payment as suited the purchaser. Our
merchants found that their credit was
not in the slightest impaired by. their
the dealers at San Fran
cisco could appreciate the difference
between misfortune and rascality. All
honor and thanks to the merchants of
San Francisco, for their generous conf
nence in our people in the late distress. :
ULola Monies is in San Francisco,
and is about to play an engagement at
the American Theatre. Her Austria,
lian trip was failure, ON DIT