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The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23

CASE OF PLUMER.-Henry Plumer
was arra;gned in the District Court on
Monday for the murder of Vedder, and
given till Wednesday to plead; on
which day he plead not gull and gave
notice OF motion for change of ven
ue, to be supported by affidavits.
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23

THE GENIUS OF HAMILToN.-TheN Ma
tional Intelligencer, in some comments
respecting the method of transacting
business at the Treasury Department
remarks:
1t is another proof added to many 9TH
ers of the superior genius of Hamilton,
that all the present system, forms,
checks and balances of the Treasury
Department originated with him, with
out his having precedent or model to
work from; and that, after an expert
ment of 20 years, no Improvement has
been made, tho no doubt, many have
been suggested or attempted, upon his
original plan.
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23

u The San Andreas Independent,
says man attempted to cut his throat
in that place because he couldn't col
lect money due him. If every man
would act upon such causes this town
some fine morning would find itself de-
populated.
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23
~The North Californian saw,

VThe North Californian says there
are thirteen whisky mills i'll the full
tide of successful operation at the Cape
claim.
No wonder the leader of the North
Californian is on The need of Wom men
in Oroville"
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23

BLEW Hot Blows Cold !l-When
the Vigilance Committee first arrested
Casey, and organized into an effective
force, the Democrat hadn't word to
say except in commentator. Then it
changed and gradually ignored its first
love, till its last issue could only see
bloody heads and marrow bones in con-
nection with that institution. Faw =
1t changes with every wind; and if its
proprietors turned know nothmgs again,
Ii wouldn't surprise us in the least.
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23

CHANGE OF NAME.-The name of
Rabbit Creek, Sierra county, has been
changed by the citizens of the town to
La Porte. Persons addressing letters
&c. to the place will take notice and
honor La Porte instead of Rabbit Greek.
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23
FOR SALE.

" One of the proprietors of this paper about leave
the State, offers for sale an undivided half of the
JOURNAL Office If required effect bargain the
tire viii be disposed of. Address the Propre
y. P. BROWN s. CO.
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23

SPECiE.-The Sonora sailed on Tues
day at 10 A. NJ. with S1.697,041 in
treasure, and 600 passengers.
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23

SENTENCED.-Charles Davis, eonvic-
ted Of manslaughter for the killing of
Louis Mueller at Humbug City, was
brought before the District Court on
Saturday last, and sentenced to the
State Prison for the term Of one year
Steps are being taken to procure par
don ffoa the Governor.
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23

IMPoRTANT.-The Democrat is iu ia
vor of a new territory for Carson and
Honey Lake Valleys. That settles the
thins
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23

Academy at Folsom.-The question
of establishing an academy at Folsom
is being seriously agitated.
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23
WANTED.

A SITUATION by young man 81 years Of age rhe
~ writes good hand, is quick at figures, and capable
kce ping of books The best of references
be given. Salary much the Object Is permanent
employment. Address T. l. X. Journal Office.
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23
ARREST OF NEy,LlEs-We elm the

ARREST OF NEvILLEs.-We clip the
following from the Shasta Courier ofthe
18th inst F.:
Bowman, a pedlar, tells the Marysville
Inqxirer cock-and-bull story about
Charles Nevilles, of this pace, whom he
had arrested and lodged in jail some
days since, upon the charge of having
escaped from the Nevada Jail where he
was confined under the charge of at
tempting to rob one Isaac Rich. He
says that Nevilles escaped from the
Shasta Jail, and, fully armed, stationed
himself upon the Marysville road for the
purpose, avowedly, of killing him, but
that he was fortunately re-arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Angel in time to pre-
vent the preparation of murder, and is
now in Jail. (which is kept closely guar
ded." Bowman was evidently badly
frightened when he communicated this
startling information to the Inguirer.-
The truth is, so we are informed by Mr..
Nevilles, that the Grand Jury of Neva-
da refused to find bill against him up
on this charge on the Sth of April last;
that after that date he remained in Ne
vada about six weeks, and then came to
Shasta. He is now at liberty, having
been discharged by Dist. Attorney Mix.
His having avowed determination
to kill Bowman is the fruit Of that fright
ened individuals brain. Mr. Nevilles
has so conducted himself since he has
been in Shasta, as to secure the esteem
of his acquaintance. We hope Mr..
Bowman feels safe now.
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23
Excelled by any Dentist whatever.
FOR SALE.

A STEAM BOILER % inches in diameter a tcet long.
n with one fiue 3 in diameter ma lie of No IRON
smoke stack in diameter % feet long with preaching
Also 800 feet 2l in, copper pipe The ABOVE has beer.
usad mi short time a nj will be sold cheap for cash
apv one Wishing 10 purchase viii please apply Johz
" HcCortney at McCortncys crossing, Bear river oz
Nv ,cttcr ,idrcs ed to him Johnson's Ranch p O.
suffer COUNTY Nevada, Oct. ~ 1851.
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23

"CAxToN" is using the columns of the
Union to inform the miners of the State
that they are 1.-The true outcasts in Cali
fornia." The intelligence will surprise
the hard-fsted in this vicinity We be,
lieve all they will ask is to have Caxton
and the Legislature let them alone.
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23
Delay in Obtaining Atlantic Neus.-

Delay IN Obtaining atlantic Meas
No sooner than the arrival of a steamer
is announced on our bulletin boards than
hundreds of anxious faces may be seen
demanding the news. Every one has
friends in the Eastern States in whose
welfare he is deeply interested. Whe-
Their the steamer brings good or evil ii
dings of them is the absorbing question
each one asks of himself. The desires
OF men in this particular are impatient
to be gratifed. Sometimes the wires
are down and curses loud and deep are
heard on our streets against the tele-
graph. AT other times long hours
elapse after steamers arrival is an
nounced before a particle of information
is communicated from our printing Off
ces, then the hardness of the printers is
denounced.
The difficulty, in most instances lies
in Sacramento. We have knownin sew
eral instances the Marysville Inquirer
to arrive in Nevada with the Atlantic
news before it could be obtained from
our offices by way of the direct telegraph,
and that too when the wires were up
and in good working order. The delay
was caused in Sacramento in all these
instances. The State line transmitted
the news expressly to the Sacramento
Union and State Journal and the up
country telegraph lines must wait till
the citizens of Sacramento are supplied
with extras before word can be obtain
ed to quiet the anxieties of people in the
mining towns. This is not exactly sat
isfactory to our sort of population. We
have as much interest in affairs East as
the cities below, and because swinish
propensity is exhibited by some to de-
prive us of our rights is the reason we
have not been served as we should have
been.
Some time since we made an attempt
to obtain the very earliest information
by undertaking to procure the telegraph
ing of the Atlantic news over the Alta
line as soon as it came to Sacramento
over the State line from San Francisco.
Owing to hog in the Union office who
demanded more for part of the privi-
lege than we ever made on an extra, and
more than any country newspaper can
afford to pay for pure glory, we failed
to make the rifle. Fearing tc meet 9TH
er gentlemen with bristles, we have
since dcsisted from further efforts to
procure early information from the At
lantic side, but if any mode can be de-
vised by which by the payment of any
decent price we can crafty the public
in this regard we are most emphatically
in, only STIMULATING to deal with men
and not hogs.
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23
Interesting Correspondence.

NEVADA, Oct p, 1851
MRS. JULIA DEAN HAYNE
Dear Madam-Dcsirous of rendering slight test.
monal of appreciation of your virtues lady and
talents ltiste respectfully lender YOU com
plimenary Benefit upon any evening most convcnien
10 yourself
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23

rINEN DOLLARS will be paid for the Of Colts
Revolver. No 1873 SCI, four inch barrel lest D.,
between the Mile House on the Grass Valley Road and
Nevada-to Le left the Office Of this paper, with
at Orleans Flat JOHN MCGUIRE.
Nevada Oct %, 1857.
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23

BOARD OF TRusTEEs.-The Board of
Trustees now contains two Republican
members, j. n. Turner and J. c.. Alb.
bolt, by appointment from the Demo-
cratic members, to fill the vacancies
The Board as formerly constituted dis
graced the town by its stupidity, and we
think the survivors after the late resig-
nation have evinced a CLEAN of good
sense in going out of their party to get
men of respectable ability.
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23
We remain Madam,

We remain Madam,
Very Truly Yours,
E. G. Waite, Niles Searls,
n. L. Brown, Rufus Shoemaker,
A. Hanson, G. Wilson Hill,
j. A. Lancaster, Henry Mcl edith,
j. S. Wall, A. G. Niles,
ID. Crittendcn, F. +. Burton,
j. r. Mcdonnell, VIM. +. Anderson,
VIM. M. Stewart, Robert Morrow,
F. J. Dunn, John Il. Crcnshaw,
A. Hagadorn, II. +. Beans.
Geo. kecney, Il. b. Mcfarland,
VIM. A. Coe, A. A. Sargent,
John Bazely, H. b. Thompson,
T. p. Hawley, VIM. S. McRoberts,
Jno. Anderson, NJ. II. Funston,
w. j. Knox, Sam'l Hervey,
Jas. Whartenby, II. p. Harrington,
G. w. Young, ii. II. Wickes,
Jas. Holland, j. f. Hamlin,
+. w. Spoford, David Belden,
George S. Hupp, A. B. Gregory,
a. Il. Laird, Geo. Sparks.
Il. III. Caswell, Ovid Chauvel,
VIM. Mailman, j. C.. Abbott,
L. N. Dawley, Chas. Kent,
Samuel Boring, John Lark,
j. S. Curtis, Still: Sfusher,
NJ. L. Stangroom, H. D. Bonner,
Edward Cocker, John Newman,
IL. b. Hosmer, Geo. Lewis.
Thos. Holmes, r. H. Ro1fc,
a. ID. Tower, A. Block,
John Pattison, VIM. IT, Martin,
Geo. w. Wclch, Henry Pearson,
ID. Rolfe, G. IL. Balm,
A. w. Riley, J. N. Turner,
Geo. 0. Kilbournc, Charles Dunn,
j. IL. Helm, Jas. r. Patterson,
q. h. Wilmington, VIM Smith,
II. NJ. Hunt, Jno. S. Lambert,
b. +. Clement, Geo. |. Lammon.
And 90 others.
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23

CAxToN.-The chap rejoicing in the
soubriquet of Caxton has again taken
up his pen to propitiate the mining pop
ulation. He attempts to make them
believe they have the most horrible
wrongs that must be redressed. His eff
fusions are found in the Sacramento
Union. There are two singular men in
this Statc-Caxton and Pickett-thev
make an excellent team, one to har-
angue and the other to growl.
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23

Rich QUARTZ LEAD.-Messrs Lowell
& Mohler had the good fortune to strike
an exceedingly rich quartz lead on
Woods Ravine few days since. Up
wards of $4,000 were taken out of a
bushel and half of rock. Specimens
of the quartz may be seen in the win
dow of c. w. Young. The far-famed
Alison Ranch lead is thrown in the shade
by this discovery. Some of the rock
from the lead of Lowell 4 Mohler has
never been excellcd.
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23

MANDAMUS.-A recent decision of
Judge Bolts, in the case of Justus Ho-
vey VS.. G. W. Whitman, Con :roller, is
destined to check in some degree the
prevalent custom of mandamusing the
officers of State for the payment of
every claim, fanciful or otherwise which
parties lay against the Treasury. In
this case, one Eldridge presented a
claim for translatiug the laws into Span
ish, to the Board of Examiners. The
Board approved it. The Controller,
however, when it was presented him re-
jected it, and refused to draw his war
rant on the Treasury for its payment.
An application for a mandamus to COM
pei payment was denied by Judge
Bolts. He says:
The State of California has hereto
fore declined to invest her judicial tribu-
nails with autl ority to decide upon
claims preferred against her Indeed,
the Constitution expressly provides for
the election of an officer to whose arbi-
trament such claims shall be submitted,
and there is no provision for an appeal
from his decision. BY the law of 1856,
creating a Board of Examiners, the
powe. of the Controller to pass an ac-
count is curtailed, but his power to re-
ject Is as potent as ever. The only APP
peal know from the decision of the
State Controller lies to the Legislature,
or to special commission created for
the purpose by legislative enactment, as
the Court of Claims established by the
General Government"
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. The
walls of the Congregational Church are
going rapidly up. 1t is expected that
the roof will be put on next week. AS
soon as convenient, a magnificent sup
per will be served up in the edifice, the
proceeds of which to be applied to the
furnishing of the building. We are re-
quested to say dancing will not be in
cluded in the amuscments at the "house
warming"
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23

Doors opsn O'Clock; Perform commsn.. at T.
rrcKETs-Dress Circle 80; Parquette, 81; Pit SIC.
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23

MExICo.-The columns of the Stock
ton Argus are being filled with series
of articles on Mexico from the pen of
Rasey Biven, Esq, brother of the edi-
tor, and brother-in-law of Henry A.
Crabb. Mr.. Biven suffered many hard
ships in Mazatlan, by the injustice of
Mexicans. Of whom he is not sparing in
his denunciations. He convicts them
of cowardice, treachery, and almost eve
ry other crime known in the calendar.
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23
DENTISTRY,

0211 = LIZ = 4 = L q
nR. WAKEFIELD, formerly from San Francisco.
~ wishes respectfully inform the citizens OF Neva
da that he has taken the American Exchange.
where he will be happy to receive those desi: ou,o his
professional services and having had fifteen ytArs e.
perenee IN Dental Surgery, he attcrs himself that no
operations on the Teeth executed by him can be
Excelled by any Dentist whatever.
Teeth inserted either fine gold plates, pTotE
for from SIS $40 per tooth and warranted to be per-
fectly useful for mastcaon. Teeth plugged with hne
gold, pure tin foil his beautiful Metallic Cement foI
from 81 81 per TOOTH and preserved in cases.
through life.
~ All his opera tons on the teeth warrantsd.-3
Nevada Oct. e3 ls57.-tf
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23

The BATES TRlALs.-The Court of
Sessions of Sacramento county called
up on the 10Th inst. the three charges
against the late State Treasurer for a
misapplication of State funds. By con-
sent of Attorneys the case was contin-
ued to some future time to be fixed
hereafter. Arrangements are pending
by which Joseph c. Palmer agrees to
secure the State in property valued at
100000, against all losses by the said
Treasurer. BY this arrangement the
State stands some show of obtaining her
own at last
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23

To conclude with the popular Farce Of
SIX II G. II L S IN INDIA.
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23

CoMPLETED.-The long talked of
Memphis Race, which has been under
way about four years is at length COM
pleted to Eureka. The race is one Of
the largest size, measuring six feet
across and as many deep, has steep
grade and will discharge an immense
amount of water into the mining region
between the South and Middle Yubas.
The Nevada journal., 1857-10-23
REM RID!

Nevada. Oct. %. 1s57.-tf.
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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-17
a Look About Town-WiIl cOnvince amy

A Look About Town--Will convince any
enc that the business and enterprise in our city
10 but little affected by the Hard Times. In al
most every part of the city the busy hammer Of
the builder is heard. Dwellings and shops are
going up in various places.
Messrs Grant, Allen & Vescelius are erecting
q large building for Tannery on the north side
Of the creek, on the point south of the Water
Cure. It's already up and enelosed,and fast be-
ing completed.
Messrs Kimball 81 Quarles continue the work
upon their new Warehouse little east Of Main
St, Bridge. Il is up three stories in height al
ready This will be one of the most capaciou'
and subs tantial warehouses on this shore Of the
Lake Its capacious bins will hold large
amount ofsgrain.
Bennett & Selleck are finishing off their ware
house near the above.
The new County Bank building is progressing
The walls are up, the roof on, the windows IN,
and workmen are busy inside.
Our enterprising fellow citizen E. Balm, find,
ing himself cramped for room with his increas-
ing business, has put up another shop. His
Wagons and Carriages are becoming so well
known the country over, that he is forced to
keep extending his business aad increasing his
facilities to keen up with the demand.
We hear of several transactions in real estate
at gratifying figures, showing that the hard times
have not crippled operations entirely.
VIM. Golf Esq. purchased vacant lot on Ann
street few days days since at 800 where he
will erect an elegant residence early in the
spring
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-17
A Good Idea.

We understand that the Young Ladies of our
city are making preparations for Festival to
be given on Tuesday evening next, at Odd
Fellows Hall, for the benefit of the Young Mems
Literary and Library Association. The Hall
will be elegantly fitted up-music to enliven and
add harmony to the occasion, and Oysters, Ice
Cream and other delicacies prepared for the oc>
casion. An admission fee of only 10 cents will
be charged at the door.
The object of this Festival is a noble one and
the young Ladies who have conceived IL and ta>
ken it in charge are deserving of especial credit.
The Association though yet in its infancy has
already done much towards eevating the moral
and intellectual tastes of our young men. But
there is much yet to be done in this line, and it
is highly commendable that the young Ladies
should voluntarily come forward to aid in the
cause. With such countenance and sympathy.
the energetic members of the executive commit
tee of the Association, cannot fail to be encour-
aged in their good work and 90 on with new
heart
1t is hardly necessary to urge our citizens to
meet the effort of the Young Ladies, With the
hberaHty for which they are so well known.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-17
Suicide.

A man by the name of James Gallagher hung
himselftrom his bed>stead last Tuesday night,
at the boarding house of Mrs. Keenan,. He was
a poor man and has lately been employed by diff,
ferent farmers in this vicinity. His habits were
Incorporate and it is supposed he was laboring
under the effects of recent dissipation when he
committed the crime of self destruction. A
coroner's inquest was held yesterday morning
before Justice AMEs. and the jury rendered
the following verdict.
That the said James Gallagher came to his
death by suspending his head in leather strap
from the post ofsthe bed,stead which he had
occupied-said act being done by his own hands,
rs appears from his situation, and from the tes>
timony of the witnesses sworn on the occasion. =