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The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01
COrOnPr'S Sale.

w |HEREAS on the 9Th day of August A. D. 1853 a
w final Judgment nd decree w as rendered by con.
csson, in the District Court of the 18th Judicial stric
If the tate of California ir al the county of Ne,s
da, in favor of DAVIS DENINls and against SAMJIEI
w. BORING, for the snn Thousand Two IA u,,-
red and eighty dollars debt together with interest
on the said of i 90 of3 Der cent DER
onth from the rerdon of Judgment until paid together
with all costs Of suit And whereas on the ad 9th day
of August 1858 il ordered decreed by the said
Court, that the Mortgage forth in Plaintiffs complaint
be forcclosed and the property therein described
The undivided oneenth ofthat Water Ditch known as
the Poor Mans Creek Ditch situated the county of
New da and STATE of Califor ia conveying water for
mining purposes from the know a. the Poor Mans
Creek to Orleans Fiat Moores Flat WooIseys Flat ad
other mining locales in those vcines Also the nm
div de oueentb of that certain ditch know as the
extfn on of the Poor Mans Greek Ditch canveying wa
ter from the South Fork of the Middle Yuba River to
rcka and mining Localities in that vicinity, a.o the un-
divided onetenth Of that other certain Waer Ditch
known a the Union Ditch in said county of Nevada
veying water from the Eureka Dggings point about
three miles low the of Eureka cmi,tying the
s.ne into the Poor Mans reek again that point
Notice is hereby given that will expose at public
sale the above described property in ront of TIE
House door in Nevada city, TO the highest bidder
cash"n SATURDAY the I'D day of October A h.
e5e bctwee the hours of O'Clock. NJ and clock
p. NJ. to salts y and pay said Judgment
Given uhder my had in the city of Nevada, this
Both day of September, A ID. 1853
JOHN BAILEY, Coz oncr nf Nevada Co
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01

THEATRE.-Mrs. John Wood assisted
by an excellent troupe will open the Me.
tropolitan Theatre on Monday night
next. BY general concurrence Mrs.
Wood is the most popular actress on the
California boards at the present time
In her line of characters she is, per-
haps' not excelled Ly any here or else :
where. In Boston she is a g, eat favor
ite, San Francisco has acknowledged
her merits on many occasions in mark
ed manner. as well as Sacramento and
Marysville. and in fact Mrs. Wood has
been raptuously received at every place
she has visited on the coast.
This city has been without theatrical
exhibitions for some time, and doubtless
our citizens are prepared to appreciate
the artistic taste and skill of SO distin
guished an actress as Mrs Wood.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01

CHAMBERS & GooDRiCH.-The re-
port of the death Of these two gentlemen
is set at rest by the siga manual of old
Joe Chambers himself Mr.. Cashin but
few days since received letter from
Chambers dated at Fort ncaster,
Texas, Aug 26. 1858. and mailed three
days after. The letter came the South
ern overland route. 1t states that Cham
bers and Goodrich purchased 800 head
of stock, some time since and while ON
their way back were attacked by a BODY
IF In lens. Four of the party were
killed and all of the stock driven off
The Indians were pursued one hundred
miles and about one-half the stock re-.
covered.
Chambers says he will reach Los An
geles in November. Goodrich was out
looking for horses when the letter was
written.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01

RAREY OUTDoNE-GENtusAr At HouE.
We learn that our friend Colonel A. w.
Potter has been astonishing the good
people of Camptonville with most re-
markable feats in he art Of mule tanning
a la Rnrcy. A wild and malicious spec
linen of the long cared kind vas submit
ted to him at the above mentioned place
last week, and the result was complete
success. The wilful brute was con.
qnered in few minutes and became per-
fectly docile.lyins down and rolling about
at the perfect will of the Colonel who
thereby is winning his way to favor and
reported to he making conquests in ev-
cry direction.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01
SIlprif'S Sale.

pY WRITE or AN EXFCUr ION To MT d.
ID rected and issued nut of the Honorable Districs
Court of the lith Judicial District the 2sth Of
September 1858, in favor Of WM MAILMAN and
arans' g. 'LI.. and Qua. RAPP. fp. the sum Of
: e2 IT, with ineres or tn said sum s sn42 o. from
the 18th day Cnber less the rate of 81 Der cont
pei month till paid together with $40 10 costs Of suit
have levied upon the folio wing described property tc.vv
All the right title and interest Of g. Hall in and to
certain Two Story FRAME HOUSE, with = portieo.
around the located the Of Hill street snH
the oh Warrington road Aso-iis interest in the LOT
OF GROUND upon which the House nfs with a IN.
venent space around the same aud enylhsed BY n
beard fence and situated in Nerad& and having beea
heretofore attached
All of which property win expose for sale .
pnbc ancti"n. and wiz sen the the highest hid
der for Cash on SATURDAY, OCT .3D, 1855 b. tweer
fire hours Of 10 VI. AMI O'Clock = NJ at the,
Court House door. 70 sf, said in menis and costa
Given under my hand At Office. in ,he city Of Sevsds
this the list of October, A. = i-rs.
S W BORING, sheHn
Nv ED, BrHRrLL. Dcpntv-
JOHN tSDFRsON. ttiorn"r
e1clda .h.r
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01
WHAT Next 1.-Two of our exchan-

WHAT Next 1.-Two of our exchan-
ges-Lecompton organs - very co"lly
solace themselves with the result of the
Kansas election. They very patron
izingly inform us that the result has de-
monstrated that the people of Kansas do
not want to be admitted into the Union
that they are opposed to the admis-
sion and have indisputahly shown their
opposition in the late election. Because
they refuse to come in under the Le-
compton Constitution, we are told they
do not want to come in at all 1t will
be impossible to suggest any thing too
bare faced for an Administration man
to do after this. A new system of logic
must be got up for the accommodation of
the new mode Of argument. We want
the work so arranged that if man re-
fuses to eat pork he may be pronounced
an en- emy to all animal food. A strict
Jew. by the same logic would be set
down as a confirmed vegetarian of
course, and be deprived Of everything
but potatoes. onions. and such like.
There would be somc trihes to be &C.
commodated in the way of argument
under the new system, but We do not
question the ability Of the stomach of
an Administration lecofoeo to bol: any
thing. Ordinary men would take the
many efforts heretofore made by the
people of Kansas to obtain admission
under the Topeka and Leavenworth
Constitutions. aud the call sery recently
made for another Constitutional Convrn-
ton as indubitable evidence that the peo
pie were anxious to become one of the
sovereign States of the Union. 1t seems
these indications are evidences Of a tur-
bulcnt spirit. Black Republicanism and
nothing more. So the wise followers of
"our venerable President" decide, and
SO 1t must he under pain of being charged
with ab"litionism and endeavoring 10
dissolve the MON if we dispute it. We
therefore not wishing to hasten the
time of the national dissolution, refrain
saying more.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01
NJ A r Il I r D .

In this city, on the 2sh inst, by Rev ID. Dryden,
hr EDWARD ILTIAMs IF this county. Miss Emil =
MIRA formerly Of p airie Du Chen Wi consin
" illiaTns' sparkling Champagne. we find pcps the
stopplr ont eqnal to the best Long lie and felicity to
the exec lent MATCH in glass Of the deliciou.
Juice The Union Brass Rand turned the occa-
sion and made the night musical in honor of happy
event
Atthe Congregational Church, Michigan City, Ind
Mr JOS GARDNFR. of Little York, Nevada Co.. to Miss
SARAH NJ HILL, daughter of j. r. HILL ESQ., of Michigan
CITY,
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SUM HONS.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, I.
Couuty of Nevada g

In Justices Court, before S. B. HICKMAN, p
The People of the Stae of California to A. KING
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO APPEAR
i before the undersigned Justice Of the Peace, al
his Office in said Township, WEDNESDAY. OCT
18TH "A s1s at i2 o'clock, NJ answer the com
piaint of OSEpH GALIIN .ER, who demands of you
the sum of Sl23 O., alleged to lie due implied
tract. a. per copy of account on file
On failure appear and answer. Judgment will be
rendered ainst you for the said of sl23 and
costs Of suit
Given under my hand this cath day of September, A
d 1858.
B. HICKMAN, Justice Peace
Octoh
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01

all "ungenerous insinuation" against Mr..
Ferguson since his decease. Produce
the record, you scoundrel Whatever
we may have written two years ago con-
cerning Mr.. Ferguson, is none of Long
ears business. The former had two
years i'll which too seek justice and sat
isfaction at our hands. had we done him
an injury and it would be an insult to
the memory ofthe dead lion to suppose
he would leave a jaekass to defend his
fame, though we do not deny to the lat
ter by any means, the disposition to ac-
quire unmerited distinction by an associ-
alton with affairs only to be undertaken n
by b:aver and more noble animal.
Once more we quote:
1--WE have amuch more important du-
ty to perform than writing your filthy
sheet into notice. &c..
Here allow us to enjoy most pro-
voking laugh-we can't help it. The
editor Of mushroom paper with cir
Ilation of bakers dozen declines wri-
ting us into notice. 1t is exceedingly
severe to be SO shabtily treated and that
TO" by an editor whose sheet indicates in
every part mental and sublunary ex-
istence in the last stages of hopeless
decline. 1t is distressingly cruel!
We ceased numbering the lies we in.
ended to expose, soon after the outset,
as will be seen. The task was too on
erous. We beg to apologize to our rea-,
ders for dragging the Long-eared brute
before them again. We only wanted
to show them in strong light the mate
rial out of which leading Administration
editors are made. The subject of this
article is too contemplate otherwise for
notice.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01

North San Juan Library.-The Press
says there are about 500 volumes in the
library at that place, which there is some
prospect of doubling. The people of
North San Juan are entitled to much
credit for their enterprise in many re-
CARDS not The least in their favor is the
publication OF an excellent newspaper
there now.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01

ROBBERY Geo. w. Derrickson, (by
the way. George is a splendid fellow,
and what he don't know about printing
is mighty little) informs the Hydraulic
Press that gang of robbers have been
making the Chinese "shell out
in The vicinity of Freeman's Crossing.
They probably corralled about S4OO.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01

THEHUMBoLDT TELEGRAPH.-Ther
are reports prejudicial to this line ahoat
which we would be glad to see cleared
up. There ought not to be dollar
spent upon the line unless it be worthy
Of it, as it may delay the construction Of
telegraph Of some account. 1t is re.
port d that the insulatUrs Of the Hum
bold: line are made of brick and the
wires Of Indifferent stock, and that the
prime movers in the affair have no cap
ital, but are engaged in it only for spec
ulative considerations. How is it!
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01

FooT RAcE.-A grand foot race is
agreed upon to come off on the 9th inst,
at Col. Zabriskie's, this side of Marys-
vile. between Forbes. the wing-footed
Marysville man, and "Soda Bill" of this
place. The stakes are $1,000 side
aud distance 100 yards. 1t is ssid the
side bets already reach $4,000. Prob.
ably the race will be a very exciting
ona
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01
COnStable'S Sale.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA-countva and Township Of
- Nevada-ss. BY virtue of an Execution TO me de-
liverrd issued from the ourt of John Anderson ESq,
acting Justice OF the Feace in and for the county
satisfy Judgment rendered by said Court on the oth
tay If S, ptenber. 1858. in OF J.'H. bARNEAL
and others and against WM. " q )RDON, for the sum
of S37 Co. debt interest damages and costs Of suit
have taken in Execution and will sell TO the highest bid
der for Crsh the following described Properly to-wit:
certain Tunnel. Min ng Claim and fixtures. there
unto belonging all the right title and Claim VIM n
Cor ON has in and to the Tunnel called the Knicker
booker mining Company compos sed of Darneal, Wnl
Gorfon and situated on the road leading from
Nevada to Turner's Ranch-on Woods ravinc, and
the south side Of Cement Hill. the will sell At
the Court House door, Nevada, on SATURDAY. OCT
23D between the hours ot A. NJ and O'Clock, p. NJ
Taken the property of VIM H. Gordon to satisfy the
above demands and accr''ing costs
u. GREGORY, Constable.
NeyaIa Sent 90 Ie5S-tds
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01
JANSON, BOND & CO.,
IMP0RTE: S& J0BBERS in DRY GOODS

4AEOh1 IL q dU6bEhSl IN Dh CUODS
orner of Battery 4 Clay STREETS, San Francisco
HAVE now landing and in ito
IL 200 Bales 70 inch Brown drills
Il 0 Bales :6inch Brown Sheetinrs
100 Bales No 0--p00 Duck,
500 Bales No 30 ,uek
20 Bales Raven Duck
19 Cases Meriimac Friats,
10 Cases Prague Prints
- $50 p .c So F'ri.,ta
10 rs Dp nell Prints,
1C ssE an ~ Ill sched Shir.Ings
10 a+es . 4 "a and lO4 Boaehed Shirtings.
90 Cases Blue Drills
10 Cases Rlur Derms
10 Bales Hickory Stripes
25 q 8. ! and A 1ickngs
10 BarS Scarlet. Bl"e and Grry Flauneis
10 Bales la dale White Flannel
, aFes 'obnrgs and Ncrinos,
$ Cases Wool and half Wool PIaids
D Cases Blue and Black Alpacas
10 aScs Pac.f'-new STYLES De aines;
Cases, ali wool styles do
Cases French Mern"s,
1000 Bay State Piad S. avis
l0to Cashmere and uain Wool Shawis
Black and i rel Silks.
Plain, FigHred and Plaid Silks
And Urge aSs"rmf Mt Of other Drc>s (;oods
BLANKET 1000 pair " Lit Green A b,ue MaekI-.v
1000 Pair BB TfIB and BG Blankets
!tFD Fair cheap Grey English Blankets
l0OJ 'air chea blue Engl!s'i Blankets
500 Pair Scarlet Engl-h f!ankets
600 Pair "a 10, II, and Ia White Bod Blankets
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
l0O0 d. 4 NJ rino and all NO Socks
$40 i"z att ,et aod Jean Ia Q,
3tO OF Dnck al c0ttouade L: nts
3J0 iDz li:k ry and heck Shirt,
900 doz Calico and White Dress Shirts
o0o doZ Owe als and Jumpers
Black aHd Fancy ilk Crava-s Neckties six Handler
ehiefs Snspen' e a a variety of Other articles
100 numerous to ment"n For ae Low by
JfNSON, BOND x CO,
Former la terry and Clay streets
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01

RELIGIous.-The services of the
Episcopal Church will be holden at the
Court House,on Sunday next,at3 3 o'clock
P. NJ. and regularly thereafter at the
same place and heur.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01

ATLANTIC CABLE CELEBR ALTON. -
The citizens of San Francisco, Sacra-
mento and Marys,ille let themselves
loose on Monday night. on the occasion
of celebrating the laying of'he Atlantic
Cable. The Union of Tuesday has a
page of report of the demonstrations al
Sacramento. DIR. Jno. +. Morse deliv.
cred an eloquent oration.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01
Lost, Strayed or Stolen! !

EROM THE COUNTY JAIL, NEVADA, A BROWN
L BULL PUP, about 10 menths old; cropped ears
point of right turned down white toes white spo
on breast long black tail and to the name O
DON" Whoever will return the same to the She,
If s Office viii be suitably rewarded
ED. BURRELL, Deputy Sheriff.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01

SUSPENDED. The Nor hcrn Light,
a paper published at Whatcom has Teen
suspended. Bausman Il Watson, the
publishers, have returned to Sacramento.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01

g Some ofour exchanges complain
of having their articles used withou:
credit. We complain ofthe other thing,
The Sacramento Mercury, out of ex-
cessive politeness, credits US with col
umn and three quarters we never wrote.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01

SEVERE AccIDENT-The Hydraulic
Press says, John II Edinger had his leg
broke last week in the Deadman's Cut,
by the falling Of bank of dirt.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01

ANOTHER EARTHQUAKES "A slight
shock of an earthquake was experienced
at San Francisco on the morning of the
26th of September.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01

THECELEBRATIoNs.-An almost gen
erol rejoicing characterized the recep.
tion of the news Of the laying Of the
Atlantic Cable. The whole State re.
joiced-ali except Nevada. San Fran
cisco, Sacramento, Marysville. Placer.
vile. Stockton, Red Bluffs, Uniontovl
and even Crescent City, hung ont their
colors aud had some sort Of bustifca
ton. Nevada alone was silent. There
were no signs of joy but on the counte.
nances of a few. Possibly the sixty-fve
liquor shops IN the town might have scld
a glass or two of "rot gut" more in honor
of the event. These presented howev er
about the only evidences of extra life
or death. The people of Nevada are
scared
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01
Sacramento Valley Railroad.

WINTER ARRAN iEMENT --On and amer
W thlS hatr. the trains of the Sacramento Valley
kailroad will leave as follows, viz:
Passenger Trains.
viii leave Sacramento daily u O'Clock and q p 70
VIII leave Folsom daily Sundays exceptsd| at II A
NJ, II NJ, and 5 +. NJ.
On Sundays. will leave Sacramento at II A NJ and
=. NJ, will leave Folsom at a A. NJ. and | r. NJ
Until Further notce Excursion Tickets will be 10
sued On Sundays.
Freight Trains.
Willleave Sacramento at II A. NJ and oYn
" Folsom at 81 A. NJ
The l2 A. NJ Train will take through Preifht anlY
No i~ht transported on SUNDAYS
) AGE connect with theI lie A. NJ. Trains fer
New da, Grass Valley, Auburn
Iowa ..4i, Forest city, Dow melville
Orleans Flat. Ophir, Gold PILL
III hnsto~n, Yankee Jim's, Greenwood
Georgetown, Mormon Island Col ma
III Dorado, Diamond Springs, Placerville,
Prairie City, Michigan Bar, Cooks Bar
Man,s piggings, Lave OAK City, Arkansas Digiags
WHO" springs, DrNtown, Amadpr,
Sutter. Jackson, Eiddletown,
And other Intermediate nlares
The Stages will connect will the ~ NJ. Train in,
boats
For Freight or passage apply at the II. r stations
Oct l-tf y. p ROBINSON supx
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01

S. OF T.-At Il regular meeting OH
Saturday evening last the following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing tenn:
l.. w. Williams, w. p.
WIN. Asher w. A.
w. Il. Lockwood, r. S.
VIM. ii. Martin. A r. 8.
N. p. Brown. F.S.
Jno. Williams. T..
VIM. +. Anderson, G.
j. L. Gamble A.C.
G. w. Clay, |. s.
VIM. Bates. o. S.
The division is in ve,y fourishirg
condition and numbers about three hun
dred members.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01

~ When an Irishman first tried
peaches.' he liked the flavor, but the
seeds lay hard on his stomach.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01

THE COMET increases in brilliancy
nightly. His tail measures full twelve
degrees in length now.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01

FRUiT-Those samples OF fruIt tom
Charley Palmer's stand were exquisite
ly fine, but there can be no question but
tnat is the sort of article he keeps and
nothing else. Just above the Post othce
a the place.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01

- Honor, innocence, and happiness
time. aud money lost, are never regain
ed.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01
DONATION VISIT.

E1n Owing to having had tnliqudate old debt Of
e6oo on church property, the society of the NJ
r. Church. has been unelle to meet the Necessary
amount ofPasors salary the past year by nearly $500
To epah'e both Pastor and occty tn CONNIE the
year nnembHrrassed arrangements are being made by
Committee Of the members nd congrcgs alton for Do
nation Party to be given on
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01

A MOUNTAIN ORCHARD - The Hy
drdu1ic Press says Mr.. Kees. on the
road to Emery's Crossing has peach
orchard of l. 500 trees, most of which
will probably bear next season.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01


The urhorsiCn"d ia fully persuaded that nnthl,r tends
'Norr 20 stimulate and sustain N0ut in purS-it
Knowadrc thsn frequent pnbc TX sn;natons and that
4 t% greev calculated 10 indrce III the pubIc dn~pcr
interest in EIrcstion and q better and NOR. liberal
import of the public Schools.
C. r. OvFRTON,
rOTTE-fr behalf Of the Puniis of the rublic School
ihis city .hN Undersigned cordially extends 70 the
Teachers and Pupils of the Public Schools Of the eouny
tho RosPTrAIIrI rs of the place,
Oct It'd c.. OYERTON.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01
Arrival Of the Golden Gate.
1lf .f
EI:SE.seW

The Golden Gate arriv ed at San Fran
cisco at s A. NJ. yesterday bringing dates
from New York to Sept. 9th, and Lon
don to the 1st.
The grand celebration at New York
on the LIST was the grandest affair ever
witnessed on the continent.
1000 military turned out on the occa-
sion. The trades were represented oil
platforms where mechanics were work
ing. Field. Capt. Hudson. Everett.
Woodhouse. and Dayman were resent
ed with gold medals. Fifteen hundred
voices joined in singing two original odes
to the tune of Star Spangled Banner and
God save the Queen. David Dudley
Field delivered the oration. A prayer
was offered by Rev DR.. Field. the faith
er. A c"ngratulatory message WAS re-
ceived from the lord Mayor of London.
Field and others received compliment
tary dinner at the Metropolitan-sOO
persons present.
The public message conveyed to Eng
land by the Atlantic Telegraph Cable
wa published in London, August 2ist.
1t vas Of a highly important. most use
ful and gratifying character. Being
nothing less than the news Of the COLI
sion between the Cunard steamship Eu.
rope and Arabia, which took place off
Cape Race on the night Of Aug. 10Th
The message reached London on the
goth and dispatch was sent to New
F"undland asking for additional iufor-
NATION. In two hours and half re-
ply reached London stating that the
passengers were all we'll and the YES
sells only slightly injured Independent
of the consoling effect of this dispatch
on the minds of the persons on board. it
was estimated that the money value Of
the message was worth s25O,0O0.
KANsAs.--It has been proclaimed
that the English contrivance was rejec-
ted ny 9,5l2 majority. Whole vote cast
l3.OSS.
A mob burned the quarantine build
ings on Staten Island.
A gold fever broke out in Kansas
gold discovered near Pixies Peak Sew
eral huadred gone to the digsings.--D Dem
ocrat extra
CAL. CULTuRIsT. - The Septembe-
number Of this excellent magazine has
come to hand. and is filled with inter-
esting reading matter. There are fire.
quent inquiries made in this region
where Il is and that kind of plant. tree.
seed. &c. can be had. Why don't the
advertising pages Of the Cxitxrin tell z
"A spirit Of cultivation is rife in these
mountains which should be encouraged
Let it he known through some good me-
dium where the useful aud ornamental
in the vegetable kingdom can he OBJ
tanned. time of planting end mode of
treatment. and Nevada will contribute
Iibrrally tr a reward. Let somebody
tell US where the California Walnut tree,
and the Usage Orange can be obtained,
to begin with.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01
Wednesday Evening, October 9Th, 1858
At the Methodist Church.

In this city In so doing they would confidently anne
to the numerous friends of Mr. Drvdrn-to tbose W
have with satisfaction and profit listened to his teach
inss during the year give their aid on
the occasion
Arrangements will he made for music rrfre. hucnts
and social entertainment the visit NAV he
pie asant
general invitation is given to all who feel dsno.ed
to contribute for the above purpose
Bv order OF the Committee.
October 1st, 1858.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01
ANNUAL SCHOOL CELEBRATION.
on WEDNESDAY. OCT, 2OTU.

1NHr TFAc"FR ard Pupils Of the prhlic Schools n
Neva In County ectfullv invited n hold 4
Public Exanrin n ion & Exhibit on in NeYads