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The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03
SheTiG''S Sale

pN VIRTUE of an Execution to directed and de
ID Hvercd, issued out of the Hon District Court of
the Tenth Judicial District of the State Of Cafor
MIA founded on judgment rendered in said Court on
the 29ht day of January 1871 in favor of Walter Mason
and against j. J. Boynton for the of hundred
and sxtyscvcn dollars with ntert S5ls L. the
rate OF three per cent month from the date thereon
until paid, together with all accrung costs.
have levied upon the following described property
which had heretofore attached the 9th of Jan
1887, to-wit All the right, title, interest and claim
of j. j. Boynton of in aad to the Mining Claims
as the Eureka Tunnel o., situated San Juan Hill in
Nevada county, State of California.
Notice is hereby given that the 18th day of April
A. ID. 1891, at O'Clock, ?. NJ, will sell the right
II le interest and claim of J. J. Boynttn in and 10
the above described property the Court House
Nevada, at public for Cash hand to the high
est an best bidder, to satisfy said ut and all
costs. WM BUTTFRlEID
apl Std Sheriff of Nevada County
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

ously little shorter than the ordinary
run Of mankind. tits probable that the
trial of Whitman will not last beyond
the present week.
1t is rumored there are other State
officials whose conduct has been such as
not to bear the closest scrutiny, and
that the time of the legislature may
still farther be trenched upon to take
them cover the Goals" Hope not
The American party has made a bad
enough "fist" of it, without any extra
amount Of labor to show further.
Yours, &c.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03
Ranch for Sale.

A NY PERSON wishing to purchase GOOD RANCH
~ on the most tdrorable terms, have the oppor
tunity 1t is one of the BEST STOCK or HAY RANCH.
Els in the mountains of California, and any
ing to go into that pleasant business offers Undue
not often to be met with 1t is situated Dry Greek
about one mile and half northwest of the Zinc House.
on the Sacramento road.
1t contains two quarter sections of Land, ALL En-
CLOSED WITH GOOD BRUSH FENCE, and two.
or three smaller Lots in board fence, and
GOOD FRAME BUILDING, NEW.
There isnow growing it CROP OF HAY which
VIII yield the present season, less than Forty
and Ihree Acres of the finest BARLEY II conta any
amount of the best Garden Ground be found in the
state, about four of which is fenced and has been
cultivated for that purpose. small lot of Timothy
Meadow is well seeded and in fine condition About
ONE HUNDRED PEACH TREES of one years growth
and all the necessary tools for farming.
lhere is on the place. number of Large and never
falling Springs, afording abundant supply of excel
lent water either for ock irrigation the year round
1t viii be sold at the most reasonable rate, either in
Guiding the present years crop without it.
~ For further particulars address, by letter, or in
person, N P. BROWN
April3, 1857 Nevada Journal Office
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

A CALIFORNIA WIDOW. - 1t seems
that California widow, lately cowhided
New York merchant in that city
They were both stopping at a fashiona-
bic boarding house, where there were a
great many ladies and gentlemen who
hadn't much else to do except to talk
about each other. The merchant had
retailed some scandal about the widow :
she asked him to retract or apologize :
he refused to do either; whereupon she
let him have it over the head and shoul-
ders with a cowhide which she had con-
cealed under her crinoline.
Some of the papers object to the pro-
ceeding, because gentleman has nc
chance in such cases to defend himself
it not being etiquette to strike back; but,
in our opinion, no injustice could posi-
bly, be done to a man who would ego on
so'' about lady.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

DAGUERREoTYPEs We would re-
spectfully call the attention of the pub
lie to Mr.. J. M. Levy's new style of
colored Ambrotypes, which, for life-like
tint and appearance infinitely surpass
any style of pictures which have hither-
to been taken. A call at his gallery,
Main street, few doors above the Jour
nal office, is worth the trouble ofthe a .
fist or the amateur.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03
EmsOlVenf Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Coi nty of Nevada-ss In
- the County Court of said county fENWICk NIL
lER VS. HIS CREDITORS.
IN the matter or te petit ion of Fcnwick Miller, In
solvent debtor prayns that he may allowed TO make
az assignment OF nls estate to his treditors and he be
discharged from his debts in Pursuance of an act
May 18th 1852, entitled 'Act for the relief of fns.l
vent Debtors and protection of Creditors And in
pursuance of an order of the Hon. Thomas II Caswcu
County Judge notice is hereby given the e- ditors OF
said Insolvent be and appear before said Judge in
Nevada city, in open Court the 5th day of Nav a
10oclock A. NJ. to show why the prayer of said
nsolvent should not be granted and assignment of
his estate be made and he be discharged from his debts
and IL bties, in pursuance of the Statute in such
made and divided,
And it is further or Tered that until further hearing
herein all proceedings against said Insolvent be STAYED
BY order of Court.
[rc\ Witness, my hand with the seal of said Court
\ho thereto affixed this the Second day of April A
d. 1857 ]. II. BOSTwICK, Clerk
by VIM. Smith, Deputy. apl 2-lm
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03
u We would call the attention o

y We would call the attention of
our readers to the San Francisco adver-
tisements to be found in another column.
Taaffe, McCahill & Co., are too well
known for us to say a word in their favor
Gail and examine their new goods
Who said there was no Hops in this
country Lewis s. Ford has enough en-
hand to supply the whole State, and the
best quality at that.-By the way who
wants wooden and willow ware. E. P.
Seymour has a tremendous stock for sale
at low rate.-The Nicaragua steamer
sails on the goth inst.-The mail steam
er leaves as usual on the 5th and 2Oth
of each month.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

The BRIDGES. = The bridges which
were swept away by the Laird food,
will soon be replaced. The bridge over
Little Deer creek is already finished,
and the one over Big Deer creek, at the
foot of Main street, has been commenced.
In few days, wagons and buggies can
travel around our city as in the olden
times.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

~ The District Attorney informs
us that anonymous communications are
often sent him from other towns, com
planning of violations of the gambling
act, but no names of witnesses. or other
means by which he can act in such ca
ses; that on receiving such letters he
has written to citizens of those towns,
and got no information in the premises.
If any person wishes the law enforced,
he should not be ashamed of his own
name.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

- "An eagle soaring high above
the mists of the earth" said western
lawyer, "winging its daring flight against
midday sun, till the contemplation be-
comes too dazzling for humanity, and
mortal eyes gaze after it in vain y here
the orator faltered, and after an abor-
tive effort or two, sat down in confusion.
"The next time, sir" said the Judge.
''you bring an eagle into court, I should
recommend you to clip his wings"
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

ECONOMICAL ADvfCE-Never nav n
bill on first presentation; it would look
as If you was ostentatious of honesty.
At the second time of presenting, you
may consider about it, and say, Call
again" Third or fourth time you may
be either not at home or out of money
and should the creditor call fifth, you
may have fair reason to be offended at
his pertinacity, and not pay the bill at
all
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

MAY PARrY.-Messrs. Stow & Tall
man, of the Cherokee Hotel, Cherokee,
are getting up May Day party, to
come off on Friday evening, May 1st,
which is designed to be one of the best
of the season. A general invitation is
extended to ladies and gentlemen of all
localities, and the greatest assurance Of
fered that perfect satisfaction will be
given.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

TEMPERANcE.-We are glad to learn
that Rev. |. S. Diehl, the celebrated
temperance lecturer, is going to visit us
again. However much we may regard
our mountain home in advance of the
age with respect to temperance and
good order; still we regret to say there
is room for the laborer in the cause of
the temperance reform - and few, if
any, are better qualified for the mission
in which he is engaged than Mr.. Diehl.
For the last four years, his efforts in this
cause have been incessant, and attend
ed with great success.
lie will deliver lecture on Temper
ance at the NJ. E. Church, on next Mon
day evening, at y o'clock.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

- We know by the most positive,
demonstration that the United States
Brewery produces the best Lager made
in California. That half dozen settled
the matter. 1t was fine.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

SELLING OuT.-Miss A. NJ. Tack
ney, on Broad street, we notice, is SELL
ing out her large stock of fashionable
millinery and fancy goods. As Miss
Hackney has selected her goods with
the most judicious taste, and with an ex-
tensive knowledge of the fashions and
styles of goods in use at the present day,
we would advise all those in want of
goods in her line to give her CALL
Ladies, don't forget, she is selling out
cheap.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

HWe were shown an elegant speci-
men of gold, a few days ago, weighing
about $50, taken out of the claims of
Mike Lewis Il Co., at Alpha. We un-
derstand these claims and the others
adjoining are paying exceeding WE'LL
There isplenty of water and the miners
are all in good spirits.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

NATIONAL CIRCUs.-On Friday of
next week, the National Circus will open
at Nevada. In addition to the usual at
fractions of this Company, Melville's
Circus Troupe, recently arrived from
Australia, has been added to it. The
well known reputation of the troupes,
ensares an excellent performance.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

RELIGIoUs.-Rev Mr.. COOPER will
hold services at the Court House for
Sunday next only, at 3 o'clock, P. M
Regular service will be held thereafter,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, as heretofore.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

Miss MATILDA HERoN.-The intense
admiration with which this actress was
welcomed, on her first appearance in
New York, seems to increase. The fu-
ror has seized the first literary circles,
and such men as Longfellow, and Dana,
have given way to the prevailing mania,
and have taken to writing plays for the
universal charmer. 1t seems that she
prays, as well as plays. The Home
Journal says 'she is the first person that
we ever knew, who first went to pray
before going on the stage to act" She
will compel the preachers to counte-
nance her profession, if she continues to
supplicate Providence for power and
strength to die well in Camille"
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

NIssoURI.-The Americans of Miss
ouri have nominated James Rollins, a
member of the present legislature, as
their candidate for Governor.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

ORovILLE METHoD-The Butteians
lately hung Wakefield the swindler
who ran away without paying his debts
in ehigy.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

AN OLD OFFENDER.-The grand jury
of Sacramento county have indicted
William Wallace, for an assault with a
deadly weapon. We have heard of his
committing the same offense repeatedly,
years ago.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

{@nfhn PhOFEhIT 7 FOh OAIFi,
IiiiH@ The subscriber wishing to return to the At
..lfE antic States offers for sale his property in the
Aa1~a town of Cherokee, Consisting Of
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT.
Blaeksmth's shop, with all the Tools and materials
The shop adjoins Wagon shop and is favorabIy stu
ated for business Of the rbc roads in the
county For terms apply 10 the undersigned on the
premises. JOHN uIf T,he-oL.a
April 3, lS57-3m+ ~
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

FoR THE GADsDEN PURcHAsE.-Two
hundred persons, including General Co.'S
by of Siskiyou, intend to sail on Tues
day next to join Crabb's party, at the
Gadsden purchase.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03
American Convention in Indiana,

A State Convention of the American
party, was held at indianapolis, on the
18th of February last, in Which all sec
tions of the state were fully represented
A series of resolutions were adopted
which set out fully and fairly the true
idea of the party. They breathe spir-
it of devotion to the Union, and treat
sectional questions with great wisdom
and discretion. After declaring that
they-the members of the convention
have no sympathy with slavery, they
show the necessity of mutual forbear-
ance between the two great sections of
the country. We give their second
resolution entire:
THAT, as our republican fathers
found it necessary to make mutual con-
cessions and sacrifices of private opinion
and individual preferences in order to
form a more perfect Union, so should
we, their descendants, be willing to
make individual sacrifices to perpetuate
it,
In relation to all affairs connected
with both the State and National Gov
ernment, they recommend thoroughly
American policy. They say that rea-
sonable appropriations should be made
for internal improvements of national
character - that adequate protection
should be given TO American labor
and that none but Americans should
hold the public offices of the country.
Their resolutions present the best plat
form that we have seen, of a great ma
tional party which will yet engraft its
spirit, and policy, upon the government
~ We have received the first No.
of the Red Bluffs Beacon, a sprightly
little paper published in Tehama coun-
ty, by Clark & Banton. Mr.. Blanton
was for long time engaged in this Of
fee, and is smart and industrious
young man. Tom, we wish you all
the success an honest man deserves.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

Miss ANN TIQUITY is said to be the
Oldest female known to history. - Bos-
ton Star.
Pshaw she aint near as old as Aunty
Diluuian = Syracuse Journal.
Both old, to be sure. But didn't Ann
Terror proceed them p Boston Times
But wasn't there one Aun 7. C.. Dent
Dollar Weekly Mirror.
To be sure; but we are acquainted
with Ann Other who is still older.
Young America.
Fables. gentlemen We have no re-
liable accounts of one older than Ann
O. Domini.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

ANOTHER EDITOR GoNE.--A rumor
has reached our ears that Marcus d.
Boruck, of the Firemam's Journal has
joined the glorious army of the-hus-
bands. May all good angels guard him!
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03
Seal Lost.

| AL hONDAf \, Wednesday, or Saturday night IN.
-. - fIurshutz Han GOLD WATCH SEAL with
Tbn nda IN % ,ne bottom and silver dog at the top
April 3 1857 II r.. STTn, sTnTE, oi
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

~ The largely increased business
of DIR. L. J. Czapkay, has compelled
him to remove his Medical and Surgical
Institute to Sacramento street. opposite
tho Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s office,
so as to have ample room to accommo-
date his numerous patieats
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

DR.. TOwNsEND's PARTY-The New
York papers all describe grand party
lately given by DIR. Townsend, the Sar-
saparilla man. The invitation cards
contained programme of the attractions 5
of the evening-seting forth, that the. ?
would be panorama IF the Hudson in
the picture gallery, conversation in the
reception rooms, dancing in the drawing
rooms, card playing on the fourth foo,
concert in the entrance hall, &C.
Nearly everybody must have found
something to crafty the ruling passion
About 1000 people were present. The
DR. has just emerged from the lower cir |
Gle of the people and is about entering
the higher sphere of upper-tendom.
BooT AND SHOE SToRE.-Our readers
will notice by advertisement in another
column, that P. J. Espencheid has com
menced business again, at his old stand,
ON the corner of Main and Commercial
streets. The firm will be Espencheid
& Coe. These gentlemen are well
known in the community, and Mr.. Es-
pencheid has probably sold more boots
and shoes, during the last five or six
years, than any other retailer in Califor-
MIA. No danger of getting "bit" there.
% j. w. Sullivan, as usual, has
laid us under obligation for an abun-
dant supply of Atlantic and foreign pa
pers.
- Hamlin and Welch both deserve
our special thanks for many favors, and
especially for the early delivery of At
lantic papers per last arrival.
70 See advertisement of Ranch for
Sale, in another column. Those wish
ing to go into that business will seldom
meet with as favorable an opportunity
to get a good property cheap particu-
larly if stock raising is the object.
% We are informed that over thir-
teen hundred letters were forwarded
from the Nevada post office, to go by
the steamer of the 9th to the Dead Let
ter Office.
70 Remember the Musical Conven-
ton, the first session of which comes off
at Grass Valley on Saturday the 1lth
inst. A general invitation is given to
musicians. The present prospect indi-
Gates large attendance.
GAINING GRouND.-Every mail from
the East proves, more satisfactorily
than before, that the American party is
rapidly recovering ground in the hearts
of the people. The N. Y. Herald, al
ways shrewd observer of party pros
poets, speaking of the N. Y. State Coun-
ell, says:
"The Know Notheings are coming
out of their she'll again. They held d
State Council at Troy the other dav.
and have commenced Furnishing np
their old weapons, polishing their plat
form and preparing for next years elec+
ton. We should not be surprised if
they were to trouble the other two par
ties in the State very much by next No
vember."
The n. Y. Times, one of the bittcrcst
opponents of the party during the last
campaign, uses the following language !:
"Although through combinations of
political events, the American party was
shorn of its strength at the polls in the
recent election, there is in the hearts of
the American people no evidence of the
decay of the sentiments which gave it
birth"
Sentiments which are seated in the
hearts of the people, must be victorious,
in the end.
~ The District Attorney informs
us that anonymous communications are
| often sent him from other towns, com
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

Real estate in New York is SELL
ing at much higher prices, that could
be obtained one year ago.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

- The Rothschilds have, a mort
gage on Jerusalem.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

70 Hamlin and Welch both deserve
our special thanks for many favors, and
especially for the early delivery of At
lantic papers per last arrival.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03
Dissolution.

'HE co-partnership heretofore existing between s.
4 Meyers and VIM A. Coe is dissolved by matual con
sent VIM A. Coe is authorised to settle the accounts
of the late firm and all bills remsning unpaid after 80
days from date will be left with attorney for coec
ton, s MEYERS
WM A coz
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

% j. w. Sullivan, as usual, has
laid us under obligation for an abun-
dant supply of Atlantic and foreign pa
pers.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

Mrs. HAYNE.-It is said that this la
dy has purchased a residence in San
Francisco, and is negotiating for hand
some country seat on the Bay, intend
ing to make California her home.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

70 Remember the Musical Conven-
ton, the first session of which comes off
at Grass Valley on Saturday the 1lth
inst A general invitation is given to
musicians. The present prospect indi-
Gates a large attendance.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

70 See advertisement of Ranch for
Sale, in another column. Those wish
ing to go into that business will seldom
meet with as favorable an opportunity
to get good property cheap particu-
larly if stock raising is the object.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

% We had the pleasure, this week,
of meeting Mr.. Hutchings, of the Cali
.tornia Magazine.
We hope that this gentleman will
succeed in increasing the already large
circulation of the Magazine. The en-
terprise of establishing a periodical of
this kind in California, is worthy one.
The Pacific coast should support, at
least one magazine of literary charac-
ter. We were glad to learn from Mr..
Hutchings, that his monthly is now
placed upon footing tnat ensures per-
manent guccess
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

70 We are informed that over thir-
teen hundred letters were forwarded
from the Nevada post office, to go by
the steamer of the 9th to the Dead Let
ter Office.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03

RowE's CIRcus.-We learn that this
excellent and popular company will per-
form at Nevada in few days. TIE
troupe has been increased and improved
since their last visit to this place, and we
have no doubt will give eminent satis-
faction.