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CANTA CLAUS didn't get around to all the
- ssoekD last nzht but then be 10 not 10 blame of Inc
dear soodt esr,ed fellow hspp~ned 10 ROSS roU
sgYs .bou, O'Clock the morning just - they hh opensd
N. or- 20 deal out LEDOERs TO the thr0nsns Nswen.
Unfortunately Tor children whose stockings had not Jet
been visited Claus venured peep 81 tho PAPER
Witch h. had heard much shout He bought copy .. tho
,,I mice lonIy four cens and began 10 read EMERSON
BENNyTTs rres, illustrated Story Of Border LIFE called
THE REFUGEES: Az IsDIAS TALE o. TIE wAa ov 1872
After reading few paragraphs the old gentleman seated him.
self on bis sack toys from which the "eyins babes" sent
forth dsordsnt vail they felt bis pressure) and
obyious Of al sblunsy things (stochins and children In
euaed except the thrilling Tale To whose restless ascinA
tons he had ceumbed Aer finishing the inssmsnt Of
THE REFUGEES and turning bach TO look ct the picture The
old gentleman vent and reed THE LEDGER sffslshs
through When he had done ne discovered that - dy.
light and late to finish bis rounds carefully
bis paper be shouldered bis sack and rmmedsey dssep
Concluding that the perass Of such paper {" Thh bH
Christmas Day would than make sp Tor tns ~
zff;s fhs. be intended 10 present
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THE BRITISH POETS.

Jusr PUBLISHED:
THE POETICAL WORKS OF
THOMAS HOOD.
-Four vols l6mo Price s..
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Entered according Act of Congress in the year @ ey hos
Esr BoSpTR in the Clerks Ofce Of the District Court
Tor the Southern District Of New York
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THE REFUGEES:
AN INDIAN TALE OF 1S19.
sY EMERSON Bennett .
kuhor Of tho Prairie Flower Artists Bride Clara More
and Border Rover " Forest Rose Se
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CHRISTMAS DAY AND THE NEw'Iohh
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The Nevada journal., 1856-06-06
INSOLVEN I NOTICE.

in the matter of ROBER BELL. an Insolvent Debtor.
In the District Court OF he 1lh Judicial District in and
for the County OF Nevada.
pIRSuANT to an or1rr heretofore made by the Hon.
Niles Sears. District udge of tho District
said Netice is hereby given all the creditors said
nsolvent to be and appear ore said Court the
House IN the town and county of Nevada, on MONDAY
the list day of july A. D. 1885, at o'clock NJ then
and there to show cause if any they why an assign
ment OF the said lnsovents Estate should be made
and he be discharged from his debts Insolvent
debtor.
Given under my hand with the seal of the District Court
IL. s. aforesaid hereto ixcd this 21st day OF
May, A. d. 1856
J. Ii. B0STWICK, Clerk D. c.
By THOMAS P. HAWLEY, Deputy
Z. A. TWEED, Atty for Petitioner May 23-4w
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-06
Latestsfromt San Francisco,

From telegraphc despatch received at 4
P NJ. yesterday, we learn that Billy Mulligan,
Du tch Charley, Billy Carr and half a dozen 9th
er bullies we're put on board steam tug at .
clock, A. NJ. and sent out to a vessel at sea
which Immediately sailed to some port unknown
probably Sydney. 1t is probable the yiri.
lance committee will now disbapd.
But few Of the Suffer Guards were willing
TO leave Sacramento at the call of the Governor
he course OF the Governor is generally con.
demned.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-06
Nevada Bakery.

No. 81 Main Street, Nevada.
TIL Z undersigned bas this day purchased the entire
interest of Geo. w Dickinson, to the Nevada Ba-
kerry and is now prepared furnish Bread Pies Cakes
Graham and Boston Brown Bread and f,ncy Pastry
Wedding Cake Iced Cake for parties made to order
he shortest notice in style not excelled by any and
tin quantity to any amount.
in connection the Bar will be stocked with the best
OF Liquors. DC dc and will be presided by RICH
ARD LuPToN, (of Sand Bank notoriety ~ who Will
be harry to his old friends as many new
as will favor him with call
NIB Oyster Stews and Bread and Milk at the short
est notice.
by strict attention to business and nv best sndeay-
ors to render satisfaction hope to merit share Of
public patronage. JAMES COPP
Nevada. March 9th, lS56-45-tf
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-06

AFFAIRS AT SAN FRANCIsCo.- labors
of the Vigilance Committee still continue
Several of the most notorious bullies have
been arr-sted. Justice Terry of the Supreme
Court issued writ of habeas corpus for the re-
covery of Billy Mulligan from the hands of the
Committee, but the officers were unable to
serve it. Governor Johnson has at last issued
his proclamation calling upon all persons in
San Francisco county, liable to military duty,
to report themselves Immediately. Volney E.
Howard has received the appointment of Ma
jor General of the 4th Division, including the
Counties Of Sierra, Nevada, Placer Ell Dora.
Walsh having resigned. All Military Com
panies in the Sd, 4th and 9Th military divis.
ions of the State are ordered TO hold them
selves in readiness for action.
To an outsider, matters seem to be rapidly
approaching crisis in San Francico But
we do not believe that drop of innocent
blood will be shed. 1t is undoubtedly, duty
imposed by the Constitution and oath of office
upon the Governor to call out the militia and
suppress what in one sense may be termed the
insurrection in San Francisco. But he ought
to have done so sooner or not at ALL Still we
do not believe the Vigilance Committee seri'
ously intend to resist the State government
and shed the blood of men engaged in the con
scientious discharge of their duties and per.
forming the obligations oftheir oaths.
The Vigilance Committee are organized to
purge San Francisco of the rascals who have
infested the city for years. Their hands are
not raised against the innocent, but the guilty
In the event of an attempt to take the prison
ers they have in their custody from them, they
may not surrender them, but remeve the cul-
p-its to place of safety, but no valuable lives
will be lost if the officers of the law act with
that moderation due the circumstances and
compatible with conscientious discharge Of
duty. The Vigilance Committee ought not to
sacrifice the lives of good men who are called
on for service, and must unavoidaby render it.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-06
FARE ONLY So.
SHERIFE,S SALE


XDHEREAS, on the 18th day of May A. D. 1856, final
w Judgment and decr rec rendered in the Dist let
Court of the l4th Judicial District of California
In and for the county of Nevada, against f. Smith and
Lydia Nj. smith and in favor OF Benjamin Jones for The
sum Of eleven hundred and thirty eight dollars, principal
debt, with interest on the principal at the of three
per ceut month from the rendition of Judgment togeih
er with all costs of suit And whereas the said 18th
day of May A. d. 1885, II ordered and decreed by the
said Court that the Mortgage forth in the plaintiff
complaint be forec!osed, and the property ihe elm des-
croed to viii piece or parcel OF laId slnaed the
south side OF Broad street the town of Nevada State
California ON which said lot stands the Hotel, known
the Union Hotel which lot fronts Broad street, twenty
five foot and extending back Spring Street. in such
manner as such lot was originally located the same
shall extend along Spring Street, thirty feet together wth
ui and singular the apputenances and hefeditamens
thereuno feongDg be levied upon and sold TO satisfy
said Judgment interest and COSTS and the proceeds there
OF applied to the payment Of said money aote-
said.
Notice hereby given that shall sell the above des
c6ed property at public auction the highest bidder for
cash in front OF the shers office, Nevada saturday
The list day of June, 1856, at the hour of 2 p NJ.
Given under my hand this 2slh day of May. 1886.
W. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff, n. c.
BY c. +. WOOD. Uuder Sheriff
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-06
DITCH NOTICE.

VENO all whom it may concern. Notice is hereby
IL given that the undersigned did the lst day Of
April D. 1856 take up, locate and claim the right
to construct a " ater Ditch from Diamond Creek in
Washington township, Nevada county to the town Of
Omega in said county and township. Said Ditch to
commence at point said creek, about 20 feet be-
low the Dam and Ditch, known as the Diamond Greek
Ditch owned by j. Lansing and others. Also all the
water Of said Diamond creek, over and above the
amount originally claimed by the said Lansing and
others. Said ditch and water is claimed for the pur
pose of conveying water to Omega for mining pur-
poses.
All of which will more fnly appear by reference tc
Book 5, Of Miners Claims Records of Nevada County
FW HUDSON
ia WITfEN co
Attest. H BosrwIcK, Recorder
Ry TunMA Hau
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-06

DEATH OF Mss GooDExow.-Miriam G.
Robb, formerly Miss Goodenow, died at the
city Of Chicago, on the Oath of April. She
leaves two children, besides her husband, and
four sisters. father and mother, to mourn her
loss.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-06
SIMMONS

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA County Of Nevada Township
lCof Eureka. Justices Court, Before Norton j. T.
The People of the Slate of California to j. B Cook
You are hereby summoned to appear before the under
signed Justice of the Peace, his Office said
IN wednesday the goth day of August. A. d. 1856 at
O'Clock, r NJ. to to the plant of Marks Co
who have filed in this Office exhibit Of Book account
against you for the 49, dating from 2Sh Feb
le96 to the 18th OF April OF same year, which the
said plaintiffs pray Judgment with costs Of suit
On failure SO to appear and answer, Judgment will be
rendered against you for said sum Of l70 dollars
damages and costs of suit
Given under my hand, this fifteenth day of May A. D.
1856. .. v. NORTON Justice of the Peace
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-06

u.s. The State Journal and other kim
dred sheets are making terrible hella-
balloo about the suicide of wretch known
over the world as Yankee Sullivan It;s
not remarkably strange that such is the
case. A fellow feeling makes the editor
OF the Democratic organ willing eulogist
OF the virtues Of the dear defunct. Per.
maps slight inducement might cause the
editor to write the biography of the illus
trious dead; dwelling largely on the fine
points OF his character, if any could be
found. A point could undoubtedly be
made on the education, morals, love of
law and order &C., of the deceased, con-
trasted with those ignorant fellows un-
known to fame, who are attempting to
cleanse the Augean stables in San Fran
cisco where thousands of political cattle
have been stabbed for years.
Take the title of ssYankee Sullivonu and
that OF the most ignorant man in the Wig
llanee Committee, and draw parallel af
ter the manner of Plutarch between them
The Claw and ordern candidate for i'm
mortality, how resplendent would be his
fame and virtues how dim his rival,
Seriously, it is a most ridiculous piece
Of impudence to talk of the murder of such
a mau as "Yankee Sullivan He be-
came a lawful target, and bid for bullets
years ago. The man who had devoted
his life to rid society of such pests, would
be entitled to the gratitude of mankind
No punishment ought to follow him, any
more than for the destruction of reptiles,
rats and vermin. The dolorous ditties of
the State Journal are just as appropriate
as the lament of the the poctaster for
cockroach accidentally drowned in vim
egar barrel. Remorse and cowardly fears
drove the wretch to end his days, which,
had he not been hardened rascal,
he would have terminated long age. Talk
about the murder ofsuch a man. Why,
if the Vigilance Committee had done
nothing else but scare the life out of him,
they are entitled to lasting gratitude
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-06
INSOLVENT NOTICE.

CoUNTY OF NEVADA, IS In insolvency, before Hon
- t IL Caswel. County Judge. In the matter Of
Thomas W. Coburn insovcnt debtor. The under
slgned having been duly elected assignee of the es-
tate Of said T. w. Colburn, all persons indebted to
said Colburn, or to the late firm of Colburn jenkins
are notifedso make payment to the under, gned be-
lore the 2h Of June next and thus save costs of col
lection Creditors can prove their demands before
any officer authorized to administer oaths
GEO. A. YOUNG. Assignee.
Nevada. May 2I-lm Broad street
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-06

INFORMATION WA NTED-JosEpH B. SMITH
formerly of Pike county, Mo-, who crossed the
plains in 1850, in company from Danville.
Mo-, will hear of something to his interest if
he is in tie State. By addressing Us.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-06
MON HOTEL
No, 25 BrOad Street, Nevada. Cal.

sloNE & SMITH, Propretors.
fINHE undersigned having taken charge this well
known Hotel, and fitted it up in style that is not
surpassed by any house of the kind any mountain town
IN California, takes this method announcing 20 their
ally that they ready accommodat te permanent and
transient Barders and pledge themselves 10 all who may
iavor them with their Patronage that pains be spared
10 render this House one of the PLEASANT HOMES
10 be found in section of the mines Particular atten
ton has been paid To fitting up the LODGING DEPART
MEN winch Is now under the superintendent of com
petent lady and from her knowledge of the business we
are confident that We offer to the public good if not
better than be found in any other house in Nevada
county. HN-THE TABLE AND BAR will at all times be
supplied with the best the market affords and by rict
attention to business hope receive share Of pu bic
patronage. PRICES:
Board per week. So W Board Lodging per tay 90
Board Lodging -. 90 Lodging per night 80
l.. ?. STONE,
Nevada MAY Am
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-06
HENRY Moon, Constable.

County of Nevada sst appearing to the satisfaction
of the Court. by affidavit that the above named defend
ant Is not now resident of this State it appearing
also that good of action exists against the SAID
defendant 1t ordered that service be made by publca
ton Of Summons in the Nevada Journal. week for
three months. Given under my hand this 18th day OF
May, 1855. D. V. NORTON,
May % 3m Justice of the Peace
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-06

bocHsA, the harpist, who has Travelled over
the world with Madame Anna Bishop, died in
Australia short time since. He was between
seventy and eighty years of age, and was ia
nous musician in the days of the first Napoleon
with whom he was on terms of intimacy.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-06

CD DR. L. J. CZAPxAY-tti is indeed refrs,binc =,
his age of empirical practice to be enabled to car m
tentIou Of the unfortunate the ADVERT semsni .,
physician OF rare. scientific and medical aiiainnes -e
mas sufficient moral courage break through the beua
OF obsolete ideas and place himself before the public
the medium of the press, in order TO cope with an6
ify the pcrnicous efforts of tho incompetent sucl
physician is Dr. b. J. Czapkhy, whom we caeeyfnt,x
commend to iuvaids especially those suffering from dis
eases of the sexual organs and their unsuccessful
ment as gentleman possessing all the requisites f, ,b.
satisfactory and successful practice of his profession
Coupled with thorough and available KNOWLEDGE of
medical art he brings years of experience on the trs,
ment OF all seminal and private diseases to hs aid on,
o'ng MIN TO cope with them in all their nu,tfsr,eu.
'otAs. we cheerfuly commend him to the public !, .n
sbis poyscau wothy ne confidence Of ab ,n .s.r,s 4
hesl,h.