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The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

DISTRICT CouaT.-This court commeoc-
ed its session on Monday last, Judge How
ell presiding, to dispose of cases in which
Judge Searls was counsel before his elec
ton. Judge Howell is an accurate and
Industrious judge and gives general salts
faction to the bar.
The case of Dennis Keefe, alias Thomas
Keefe, indicted for the murder of HAYS is
set down for Monday next. A demurrer
to the indictment was overruled.
The trial of r. M. Duval, for the muir
der of Orme is set for Tuesday. Indict-
ment demurred to and sustained.
The trial of Kurtz for killing Wcsendorf'
is set for Wednesday.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25
W0lfe'S Schie da m Aroma tic
81 CH NT ~ I'D 70 "a

HHTHIS CELEBRATED BEVERAGE Is MANUFACTURE
ed at the Factory Of the undersigned at Scheam Holland
He is the sole importer well as the exclusive nsnufhc
turci of the article and preparation benrng the
of Schnapps, that is not procured either from his esta
shment in New York. from his Agents in otbes cities
IS genuine reliable.
1t is made of Barley of the finest quality selected with
great from the products of the celebrated au
growing Districts is favored with the the Are
matte Juniper Berry Of Italy, and rectiGed BY peculiar
process expe from the spirit every acrd parcs
As of preventing and correcting the disagrees
BILE and often dangerous effects produced upon The stomach
produced upon the and bowels by change Of
ter-a visitation TO which travellers, settlers ali
unacclmated persons in California are abe-the Schie
dam Aromatic Schnapps will be ound absolutely infa
BILE WHILE in of dropsy gravel obstruction Of the
kidneys, diseases of the bladder dyspepsia ague
and general debility il is recommended most
by the most distinguished members of the medical rro
fession.
wish the public to understand the Schnapp, is no, sold
by the gallon pipe 1t only sold in quart and pns
bottles in of dozen quarts and two dozen pns
each bottle enveloped in yellow paper with my name
the label For sale at all the respectable Druggists Gre
GERS and Hotels in California and Oregon.
UDOLPHo WOLFE.
Sole Importer and Manufacturer
IL, 20 and 22 Beaver st. New Yert.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

SHOOTING AfrRAr.-Grass Valley was
thrown into quite an excitement on Satur-
day evening last, in consequence of dis
graceful occurrence between two men man,
ed Clark and Ahrcn who were keeping
liquor stands in adjoining houses. On
Saturday night last about IL o'clock,
Ahren was intoxicated and hurled stone
through the window at Mrs. Clark, used
indecen. language and finally went so far
as to approach and strike her; she imme-
diately cried for help, whereupon her hus-
band appeared and demanded the cause
of the disturbance. Ahren made an abu-
sive reply, upon which Clark shot him with
a pistol, the ball hitting Ahern in the left
eye and lodged in his head. Drs. Tomp-
kins and Mccormick were called to dress
the wound. The ball is not yet extract
ed, and the man will not probably recover
Clark was arrested and on examina tion
was discharged.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

MARRYING IN CALIFoRNIA.-The Golden
Era gives the following wholesome piece
Of advice to the ladies who came to this
State with the expectation of marrying
men of fortune
Why females in California do not more
readily command good husbands can be
attributed as much 1--WE ought to say
more) to the outrageous value which they
put upon themselves, as to want of res
olution in the men. They come here with
the modest expectation of marrying a
barrel ofdouble eagles, ,and selecting from a
battalion of suitors, and it takes them some
time to hope for anything here. A wife,
for instance, that an honest mechanic
might select as his equal, would scorn his
overtures; while such an one as would
listen to him, Satan himselfwouldn't have.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

STRANGE METANoRPHosIs.-A fer days since q
gentleman Of our acquaintance, good fellow, but DC
casonally dead broke like tho res Of u.s. and moro
often rather careless in matters of dress pass
ing down Commercial street, srrnyed in shocking
bad coat, when he chanced to unfortunate cred
itor crossing the street with the evident intention Of
ntercepting him. Our friend fears dun as he fearp
the prince of darkness and quickcnine his pacs for
a moment slipped into Sol Kohlmsn & Bro on shs
corner of Main and Commercial streets. The cfedieox
hailed at the door supposing he had good thing
soon as our fricnd came out. In few minutes gen.
eman elegantly dressed in the latest style of fashion
stepped past him. Shylock only regarded him with
vacant stare of admiration, and kept his regular
station, like watch dog for hour. Meantime oar
friend was sitting by SIDE smoking cigar watch
ing the watcher, and blessing Sol Kohlman, who had
enabled him, simply by the magic of new suis, &c
escape the argus eyes of his pursuer. Fe
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

PRIVATE SEcRErARY.-Our esteemed
friend Billy Bausman late Secretary of the
Senate received on the last day of the
session the appointment of private Secre-
tary to the Governor. No man is more
deserving of the high and honorable po-
sition, and certainly, no one is better quail
flied to perform the duties of the Office
As gentleman he has but few equals for
correct department and suavity of man.
ners.
Our friend was lately one of the edi-
torial fraternity and acquitted himself in
highly creditable manner. In this case
the Office sought the man, and found a
right worthy one.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

GRAND BALL.-The approaching Ball to
be given on the lst of May at Frisbie's
Theater, of which notices have been given
heretofore, is expected to excel anything
of the kind hitherto attempted in the
mountains. Frisbie is just the man to
make the trial and succeed. A new floor
will be laid extending from the stage back
over all the seats. Ample room will thus
be offered for all who desire to trip it on
"the light fantastic toe.' Mitchell is to
be the leader of the band. Frisbie, who
is the prince Of caterers, gets up the sup
per. No better assurance is needed that
the whole affair will be conducted to the
entire satisfaction of all lovers of the dance
who will certainly be present on the dis
tinguishing occasion.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

NHE NATIoN's ExTRAvAGANcE.-For
the year ending August 81, 1855, We
Americans imported from Europe, for our
own heads and those of our wives and
daughters, 81 1892, $50 worth of bonnets,
of silk, straw, and leghorn, and of hats
and caps. Yet how few of the head pie
ces one sees give evidence of having been
sent for 5000 miles away. All are SEEM
ingly homemade. In that same year
Young and Old America treated them
selves to $3,732,s5O worth of watches,
chronometers, and clocks of European
make. Their appetite, too, for foreign
jewelry was baited with $974,l2O worth
of the article, upon which, without sigh
ing, they paid duty of thirty per cent
OF leather to cover their hands and feet,
they sent across the ocean and bought to
the tune of $1,000 ,s60-enough to hide
bind the nation and sicken it in vatious
ways.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

REPUBLICAN CoNvENTIoN.-An attempt
will be made to rally Republican con-
vention on Saturday evening next, to ap-
point delegates to the State Convention.
A spirit of discomfort seems to pervade
the community to some extent, and this is
the first attempt to give it vent. We
hope no one will so far demean himself as
to initiate the disgraceful proceeding enac-
ted at Sacramento on Saturday last. If
the Republicans want blow out, let them
have it, and all we have to say is "Go in
Aunty Smith I'll hold your bonnet
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

The CIRcUs.-Rowe's Pioneer Circus
give grand equestrian exhibition in this
city this evening, tomorrow afternoon and
evening. This is the best company that
has ever appeared in the State of the kind,
and are crowded wherever they appear.
This is the first visit of the company to
this portion of the State and from their
well-known popularity, no doubt they
will be greeted with an immense audience.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

HE GoUGENHEIMs, supported by large
and talented troupe are performing at
Frisbie's Theater. They made their first
appearance Monday evening last, in the
play of the "Court and Stage" and were
received with rounds of applause through
out the piece.
Miss Adelaide pleases the staid and
thoughtful by her more quiet and unpre-
tending manners, while Joey takes the
boys by storm.
Among the talented troupe are Mr.. Con-
ner, Smith, Glover and Marden, all of
whom are well-known theatricals.
The company is greeted nightly by large
and attentive audiences.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

PUBLIC MEETINc.-The public meet
ing in expectancy which was to have been
held on W edncsday evening turned out
slim. A little, old, brown, faded, cotton
umbrella much worn and full Of holes was
borrowed by an eloquent lawyer who has
the good cause at heart, under which to
assemble the masses. He was there in
person and in time, but sudden shower
for the second time dispersed him in dis
gust.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

DIED-In this city on Thursday, April 18th after
formerly of Ohio.
most estimable man and citizen has "departs,
to that bourne from whence no traveller returns
Dr.. Patterson was one Of the noblest specimens of
an honest and honorable gentleman it has been our
good fortune to know. His gentle and unobtrusiye
manners his kindness of heart and his irreproacha
BILE character won him numerous friends who ad
hersd to him to the last, and living will love hs
memory
Verify, valued member of society, and a cred
to his race has been snatched from our mids, nv be
inexorable hand Of death
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

The widow women in China are up to
trick or two. One of them being found
tanning the tomb of her deceased husband,
and being asked the cause of SO singular
a mode Of showing her grief, accounted
for it by saying that he had made her
promise not to marry again while the NOR
tar on his tomb remained damp, and as it
dried but slowly she saw no harm in aid
ing the operation.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

NIcARAGUA.-No ineonsiderable ankle
ty is mantle sted in the cities below con-
corning the fate of the fllibuster General.
The arrival Of the steamer is looked for
with hope and dread by the friends of the
liberating army, as it is called. At the
latest dates the show for further plunder
in Central America was rather slim.
The blood of the natives of Costa Rica
and other States was aroused, and Walk
e. represented to bo in desperate straits.
What with the powerful efforts of an ex-
ash rated foe, and the weakening effects
of a d adly climate, piracy and murder
may leet with their just deserts Even
now, n looking over the list of the officers
OF the several battalions and companies
oil the Nicaragua army, we can discover
the havoc OF malarious climate in the
absence Of the familiar names of six months
ago.
Numbers from California who went
down to Nicaragua for fame, have found
unhonofed graves. And now the danger
is imminent that the remainder will follow
or suffer an ignominious retreat. Walker
alone can keep his men together. When
he falls' the master spirit and soul of the
hlllousters is gone and the lifeless body
will suffer rapid decomposition.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

Ho FOR THE MAY BALL Sol Kohman 4 bro,
have received especially for the May BALL nre
and well-selected assortment of Black Shayshae
Frock Coats, White Vests, Black Doc.kin Caimerc
Pants, Kid Gloves, Cravats, Tes and full sssogt-
ment OF Davies Jones Patent Linen bosom Shirts
All those desirous Of presenting gentlenanly ap-
pearance on the approaching occasion viii not fail &c
call at the Emporium OF Fashion by Sol Kobman g.
Bro, Brick Building No As Main street opposite she
Office of Wells Fargo & Co
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25
ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEc1sL AZURE.

ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEcIsL AZURE
On Monday last the seventh Legisla-
ture closed its Annual Session at Sacra-
mento. Whatever may have been its er-
rors Of omission or commission, it cannot
be denied that the Session just closed has
one merit over its predecessors-that of
being the shortest one Of all Thousands
of dollars have thus been saved the State
in the pay of members, officers and at
taches, not to mention host of thieying
bills that might have been pressed through
had the Session been extended.
For this retrenchmeut in the expendi-
lures of the State government the people
will be duly grateful.
We apprehend that when comparison
is fairly instituted between the acts of the
late Legislature and those preceding, a
balance will be found in its favor of no
little import to the taxpayers of the State.
1t is the fashion to abuse every Legisla-
ture, and if the last one had escaped scot
free, the Solons Of the State might be-
lieve themselves in an extra streak ofluck.
We append for the information of our
readers, the following facts and dates, by
which it will be seen that the last Session
was shorter by ten days than any of its
predecessors, and some three weeks
shorter than the average.
The Session Of 1850 commenced Dec.
Is, 4e-ending April 81, 80. Length
l29 days.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

TooTs.-The Toots of the California
editor of the Three Mile Hol-
low Gazette-is on visit to the capital
and the Bay. We hope he may have a
pleasant trip; receive the usual number Of
puffs, and reciprocate in his usual felicit.
Gus manner after his return home.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

LADIES FEsrIvAL.-Temperance Hall
was the scene of a reunion for the benefit
OF the esteemed pastor of the Episcopal
church, Rev. VIM. H. Hill, on Wednes-
day evening.
Large crowd-fine supper-delightful
times-four or five hundred dollars re-
ceipts.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

HA- The Nevada Hebrew Society cleo
ted the following officers on Wednesday
Jacob Kohlman, President. H. Baruh,
Treasurer. Leo Ash, Secretary. N.
Fish, K. Rice, D. Lachman, J. Marks,
and Fl. Harris, Trustees.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25
nA- -Bicknell's brick b,,i

@Bicknell's brick building on Broad
street, is now completed. In both the
design and the perfection of the work, it
is the finest brick structure in the noun.
tains, and reflects great credit upon Mr..
Todd who planned and finished it. Gen.
tlcmen desiring superior sleeping rooms
or offices cannot do better than to apply to
DIR. Bicknell.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

CRY GOVERNMENTAL new city gov
ernment will shortly be organized under
the charter lately granted by the Legisla-
ture. Rowdyism has been rife for few
days past, but Dawes fingers itch to get
hold of the scamps, and may be have a
chance speedily.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

RUAoRs OF WAR.-If, as is greatly feared, the Brit
ish feet should blockade the harbor Of San Fran
CISCO it is well to consider what resources we already
possess within our own limits. Food enough can be
raised upon our own soil, and e,O hing enough to sop
ply our necessities for years can be found as Sol.
Kohlman L Bros, Main street, Nevada. Il
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

Inc DAILY expense of the Legislature
cannot be less than two thousand dollars
per day. The Legislature of 1856 has
therefore saved by an early adjournment
at least $40, 900 on an everaee with tho
expenses Of previous Sessions. This is
an important item and will be taken in
consideration by the people at the next
election.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

FRosr.-Night before last biting
frost fell in this place and vicinity the
effects of which is severely felt on peach
trees and the young fruit. Ice formed
to the thickness Of half an inch.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

PUB. Doc's.-Wilson Flint needn't
send any more bundles of his speech on
the Chinese question up here. The noun
tains are not bowling for them.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

Nicholson, of the Main Street Book
Store and Hamlin, Of the Broad Street
Book Store, we are under obligations to
for liberal supply of papers.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

10 Lambert, ofthe Pacific Express, and
Pattison, of the Pioneer Express, and
Wells, Fargo Co. will please except our
thanks for files of California papers.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25
CAUTION TOTHE PUBLIC

Since the introduction ofmy scheda Aromatic chnapps
into the Atlantic States number OF liquor mixers in New
York Boston and Philadelphia have been engaged in put
ting mixed and poisonous Gin in green and jugs
and shipping it to California and Oregon to be pamed OF
upon the unwary for my genuine Schnapps have direc.
ted my Agent in San Francisco institute legal proceed
ngs against all who he may ascertain to be epsaz.
ed in this most atrocious system of deception and cali
1.-THE press and the public to aid him in his efforts to
edy SO great an evil.
UDCLPHO WOLFE
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

The Welch have saying, that if a woman
was as quick with her feet as with her tongue
she would catch lightning enough to kindle
the fire in the morning.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

The CLAIMS at Remington Hill are pay :
ing we'll and the miners are making from
S. to So day.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

New CoUNTIEs.-Three new counties
were created by the late Legislature,
Tehama, San Maleo and Frezno.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

REPUBLICAN MEETING Row.-A would
be meeting of the Republicans was to have
been held in front of the Orleans, in Sac
ramento, on Saturday evening last. Sew
eral able speakers were advertised to ad-
dress the anticipated crowd, but gang Of
phalanx rowdies, we are told, led on by a
distinguished aspirant for Congressional
honors, created so much homemade thun-
der it was impossible to hear a word
They struck the stand like lightning
shortly after, overturned it, and the meet
ing broke up in confusion.
The affair was highly discreditable to
the operators, and should be execrated by
every well disposed and peaceable citizen.
1t was maxim of Jefferson that no err
ror is so great but it may be overcome by
reason and argument. If the Congress
man in expecta ton is not able to combat
principles which he deems erroneous and
pernicious let him retire to some den fit
only for him and his like, and beware
hereafter ofusing force to overcome ar
gument, he cannot Withstand with intel
lectual effort.
The Republicans, at the late charter
election in Sacramento, supported the
Democratic ticket pretty generally, and
this is the grateful return. "Oh! ingrati-
tude, basest of crimes" said the man when
the jackass kicked him.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

A number of artesian wells have been
at Monterey.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

NOTlCE.-The undersigned hereby give notice that
they intend to build Turnpike Road in
With the provisions ofan Act Of the Legislature passed
May lztn 1893, commencing at convenient point
near heWett Rfves Weeses Crossing of Bear River
on the road leading from Ilnoisown Dog in the
county OF Nevada and nterseeng with said road at
pa in said county.
The undersigned. subscribers viii meet at Butter6els
Exchauge, in Omega, Nevada County the 9Th day of
May next at O'Clock, p NJ for the purpose Of preiim
nary organization.
Tnonas a, Butterheld, 2. 0. Tompkins,
al. :, onlweI, VIM. Butterned,
James 7. Butterfeld VIM n Z, CO.
Matthew Creammsr