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The Nevada journal., 1858-08-13
SIMMONS.
STATE OrcAIIroRx1A

STATE Eoor,e OF cALIroESlA' a, Irx,s, }ss
District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District Of
said State
The People of the State Of California to u.s. LANDE
KER, Greeting:
Vou arc hereby summoned to appear and answer the
i complaint of Edward Kelsey filed against you,
Sarah Laudckcr and Bailey Gatzert, within ten days
from the service of this writ on you in this
county within twenty days if served on You in this
District and of this county and within forty days If
served on in this State and ont of this District in
an action commenced on the 1lth day Of August d
1858 in said Court for the recovery of three thousand
six hundred and twelve dollars and fifty cents alleged
in the complaint said action to be due the said Plain
tiff from the defendants s. Laudeker with accruing
interest on the Of 80 500 at the rate of 2t per cent
pcr onth from the lth day Of August 1853 till paid:
Also accruiug interest the sum of 81 900 at the
monthly rate of per month from date aforesaid
iii naid and that the Court will, by its final judgment
order decree of foreclosure and sale of the morgaged
premises particularly mentioned and described in the
original complaint tosaid action fs in the Office OF
the Clerk Of said Court and that all persons claiming
bv through or under any her of said defendants,
may he barred and forvclosed of all right title equi-
~ If redemption in to the premises described as
aores,;J And you arehereby notified that if you fail
will lake Judgment against you therefore by default to-
octbcr with all costs of suit and also demand OF the
Court such other relief is prayed for in his said COM
plaint. p,-r,rs
| ~ N SHOEMAKER. Clerk of the Dis
triet Court aforesaid do hereunto
| N j.. 5. ~ set my haad and impress the seal Of
| * sad Court at Office in the City Of
ofNevada. this 18th day Of August
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
| VIM. Smith, Deputy
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PorrER's DRAMATIC TRouPE-Tb

PoTTER's DRAMATIC TRoUPE.-This
company composed of gentlemen and
ladies wellknown to the play-goingworld
will entertain the citizens of Nevada
with fine theatrical exhibitions the re-
mainder of the nights in the week. at
Temperance Hall. The Lady Of Lyons
was on the bills for last night. but owing
to the early hour at which we went to
press, we cannot speak of the perform
ance. Suck actors, however, as War
wick. Potter, Ferguson, Miss Carpenter
and others, guarantee good thing. La
Petite Lotta is connected with the
troupe.
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SUMMONS.
STATE or cALIFoRNIA. h..

sc
Comfy of Nevada, 90
District Court of he 18th Judicial District - d Ssts
The People of the State Of Csforuia to MICHAEL l..
Vou ARE HEREBY summoned to apposr and an.
twer to the complaint of 10 hn PRYOR diea aeainxf
you by James Weaver and Isaac ", Thorn an ,;hr -
days from the service of this writ serted On voa m
thls county within twenty days served on vou in III,
Dtritt and ou OF this county and within rly davs X
served ON you in this State out of this Distef n
action commenced the 10Th day Of August, ~ 1873
IN SAID Court for the recovery thousand Avs Inn
dred ami twelve dollar aledged in the corlpIant fore
SAID TO De due Plaintiff from Defendants nroa pros;s-
ery note tgetL with accruing interest on SAID sur
al The rate of three per cent per month tjil naid
Also for decree Of forecosure and sac OF The
ed premises particularly ntioned and described in
origi al CONF lair on file in the Office OF the tierk of
said Court tilted cCpv which is Loro In ssrvsS
And you are hereby tifed thatif you fsi 70 avsy
taid complaint herein directed Plah,tjG win lei
dgt mt ag nst therefore by default togetaer ryit
an costs OF suit ar al demand If the Govt sach other
relief as is pray ed Tor in has said c,nplaint
In stimony whereof ! RCFirS sEOEMAKrB
Clerk ofte District Court Aforesaid do hereiiuto set
ny hand and impress the seal of said Court a Office In
the CITY If Nevada this l0tl day If Angus; a. D. isss
RUFUS SHOEMAKEP. Clerk
| BY NG. smnh, Deputy.
It appearing the Court by affidavit of JcNn PRIOR
attorney fact for Plaintiff that MichaeIC o one Of
the defer found lthoup ,e.rr,
has been for him it also a-pearne that ,a,d
WIZ still resident Of this State and that Plaintiff
has goo6 cause OF action against said deferdan.
It IS therefore ordered that service be had upon said
Gefendant, Wolf by publ. alton IN the NxsApA Joua.
fou~ weeks next from ard after this drte
Witness NILES sEARLs
IA true copy Il
Atteft RrFUs SHoKMAKER. Clerk d. c.
BY Wni Smith, Deputy tlerk.
Z Dunn Il Gates Attys or Plaintiffs
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STATE FAIR.-The annual State Fail

STATE FAIR.-The annual State Fair
commences at Marysville on Monday
week, the 23d inst, and will continue
six days. From present appearances
Nevada will be empty and Marysville
full on that occasion. ~ @
BY the way. what is to be done about
that Editorial Convention to come off at
the same timeand piace9 We haven't
heard the plaintive cry from the far
north in its favor for some time.
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COrOner'S Sale.

WHEREAS, on the 9Th day of August A. n 1s5s,
w final judgment and decree rendered. bv esa-
fession in the District Court of the 4th Judicial District
nj the state of California N and for the county Of News
Ia, in favor of DAVIS DEVINE aid against SAMUEL
W. BORING, for the of Two Thousand Two un-
ed and cghtyfour dollars debt together with ihsereE
on thc 81 2si co atthe offs cent
inonth from the rcrditon Of Judgment until pa together
with all suit And whereas the said 9Th day
Of tug,ist 1858. tered and decreed " the ssd
Court that the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiffs eomplsns
be and the property therein iosit
he urdiy ded onetenth of that Water Ditch known a.
the Poor Man Creek Ditch situated in the county Of
Nevada and State of California, conveying water for
ming from tie Stream known the Poor Mans
Creek Orleans Fla Meoros Flat. Foolscx Ftsz zsd
Kim " ocalit in those vic nsiJs. 10. ihe
tisided tenth aftha certain ditch te-t ~ he
the Poor Mans Greek Ditch eeneeyiaS VA
from III South Fork OF thu MIDI - Tnba Aver - Es
rex gad mining localities in that vicinity 40 se ny
dlVidef &c tenth Of FssA seTTar Sys.e- .,4e-
known a. the 'In.on Ditch in said county of .xss m
vey ng water from the EuFeka Diegines 70 r5st cus
tnree miles low the town Of Eureka a-d srs.re e
same into the Poor Ma MS Creek gsin OF shst fa.
Notice is hereby given that win exg,eis a. sasc
snie Ie ABOVE described property in front ~ Dc 1
fiouse dooT.Il Nevsla CITY, the highest Las~- y
esshan SATURDAY he kourth dag of Scptcn,hes n
ieoo sctw &c the hours of 10 o'esock nj and ar,r
c ~. 10 Sati y and pay said Judgment
',iven under my hand in fbe cfty 81 49,. -,
'i'n osy OF september A ID. 1858
JOHN Bszr7,y
e.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-13

New THEATRE. An association of
carpenters are at work erecting a thea
tire on Main street nearly opposite our
Office. The building is progressing
finely. The dimensions are about the
same as those of the old theatre de-
stroyed by the May fire. 1t is to be IS
feet wide ty about so deep, and finished
after an approved model. The new
theatre will be thrown open to the pub
lie in few weeks. The need of hall
for theatrical and musical entertain
ments is seriously felt and doubtless the
carpenters will receive some reward for
their enterprise.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-13

New PArEH-per favor of l. N. Daw.
ley, Esq, we have received the first No,
Of the Daily National De,no.... ~
lished at Marysville and edited bv Iohn
R. Ridge, Esq. the discarded ed;tor :,
the Ezpress. The National Deuocro,
takes the place of he Nescs all alons = =
ao,y edited by the veteran, General
Allen.
Mr.. Ridge walks into the Lecomptou.
ties after the most approved style.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-13

A PROBLEM THE RULE OF THREE.
If a know nothing says he thinks he
Twill be competent to vote the loco-foco
ticket next year as he has begun to pick
up small things" how grand larceny
must he have committed to qualify him in
one week to hold a seat in Lecomrton
Conventionl The key 20 this problem
is universally said to be exceedingly
simple.
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Reso1red, That American ships at sea,
under the American fag.in time of peace
are subject to the jurisdiction Of the Uni
ted States.
Wonder if they are /! We are glad to
hear it derned if we aint The Amer
lean peeps will rejoice 10 learn
they have a navy of their own, subject
to nobody but tie great American Eagle,
and babies unborn will rise up and be
tickled when the important truth is ill.,
stilled into their youthful minds. The
remainder of the Lecompton platform
ought to read as follows:
Resolred, That the earth is round like
a ball or orange.
Resolred, That men and animals are
kept on it by the attraction of gravita-
tion.
Resozred, That political sweets are OBJ
tanned by suction.
Resolred, That swill milk is unheal-
thy and the cows which give it unfit for
beef, and we deprecate the introduction
of either or both among the articles of
diet in California, as tending to lessen
the Democratic vote of the State.
RESOLVED, That General jackson
fought the battle New Orleans. (Ap-
plause.)
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-13

WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE From
every supporter of the Administration
in the State there is but one howl
BLACK Republican So stale and dis
gusting has the cry become that even
the more rational of the Lecompton
men are sick of it. AS one of them re-
marked to us the other day if there is
no better address to the reason than the
senseless cry of BLACK Republican which
forms the ajor part of the contents of the
Lecompton papers. it is time intelligent
men began seriously to inquire into the
virtues of their political association
His head is right. Men who have any
brains are not carried away, infatuated
with Il howl.
After all, there is practically no diff
ference between the two wings of the
Democracy on the tender point. One,
as much as the other, is fishing after Re-
publican and American votes. The Le-
comptonites in their State platform ap.
peal to outsiders for assistance. Like
tired Ceasar, they whine "help me Cas-
sius, or 1 sink" Both are begging for
votes, and one certainly wants them.
But both don't know how to retain the
thin skinned and gather Republicans at
the same time. So we hear pathetic ap-
peals for aid and denunciations alterna-
ting in the most incongruous manner.
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- In one of the Keep it before tn

" III UHe UI the Keep It before the
peoples" of that sanctimonious sheet,
yclept National, Deacon Roberts says
Mr.. Chase dare not deny to Joe Clark
telling him he did not want. and would
not have Southern mans vote. We
learn that the Democratic candidate fol-
Senator did face the redoubtable Joe, a
few days since on tins point, and gave
the aforesaid redoubtable chance to
squint down the bore of Colt immedi-
ately after. So, Deacon, you were
slightuously mistaken, it seems.
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Resolred, That it is the will of those
who adhere to the Government, and not
the will of those who array themselves
in rebellion against the Government,
that should be looked to and carried out,
both in the formation of State Constitu-
tions and in the admission of States IN
the Union.
This is the tail resolution of the Le-
compton Convention lately assembled
at Sacramento. Thus, practically, a
portion of the so-called Democracy has
set the will of the President and a mis-
cradle minority of adherents higher
than any principle established by the
people for the guidance of an admins
tration! The principles of the Cincin-
natl platform sink into insignifcarce
when a President, solemnly pledged to
carry them out, and elected on tLosc
principles alone, and without them would
not have been elected, sets himself up
as the dictator of party A traitor is
proclaimed more worthy to be sustained
than the voice of the people-an usurp-
er commands the fealty of the Democ-
racy rather than the sovereign voice Of
a republican country! Consent to the
spirit of this resolution, aud what is the
use of principlesl We are at the bid
ding of traitors and tyrants. Consent
to it and monarchy has subverted the
government.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-13

JUST THE ENDORSEMENT. Judge
Currcy, the nominee of the Democrats
and Republicans for Supreme Judge
comes before the people with just the
endorsement an honest and capable man
should be proud to have. 1t could not
be better. In 1851, upon the recon-
mendation of Daniel Webster, President
Fillmore nominated him for Judge of
the U. S. District Court, in California,
and the nomination was opposed by
VIM. NJ. Gwin. The recommendation
and opposition are alike complimentary
to the man. Judge ca rey with such
credentials is good enoueh for US.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-13
IT The gold coined at the San Fra

1The gold coined at the San Fran.
cisco Mint for the week ending Saturday
last amounted to $4,000, all in double
eagles, and the silver coinage to 50 400,
all in half dollars. The amount of dust
deposited for coinage during the same
period was 1892 ounces worth about
S3l7,252. t4
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~ Meloney, or as he is sometimes
called-"Bologna"-the nominee of the
Lecomptonites for Controller, is said to
spell God with little 6. Will Deacon
Roberts just demonstrate to the satisfac-
ton of Christian denominations, to which
he is bright and shining light, that
Meloney is not heather 2
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-13

SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUM-
The Editor Of the National felicitates
himself on making us sick. 1t is prob.
ably the first instance on record Of
priding ones self on his nauseousnass
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-13

CRUIsERs.-The London Star says:
1T is said that in consequence of the
success of Mr.. Rarey. in training the
celebrated hcrse Cruiser, there are other
Americans prepared to undertake the
treatment of other cruisers on the West
India statiopI'' II ra aiu
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-13

IADEPENDENT TICKET THE people
of Sacramento without distinction OF
party met on the evening of the 10th
inst. and nominated the following excel
lent ticket:
District Judge-R. G. Clark. Sena-
tori. Stanford. Assembly,. P.
Catlin. F. A. Park, W. K. Lindsay, j.
q. Nerett.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-13

NEVADA RIFLES. - The Rifles will
visit Grass Valley on Saturday next for
the purpose of target shooting and
spreading themselves generally.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-13

JOHN R. RIDGE. - This gentleman
has left the editorial charge of the
Marysville Express. His place is to be
occupied by A. G. Russell, ESQ.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-13
NEVADA.

fV The saloon of Mckenzie, in Dow
Neville, was entered recently, the safe
unlocked and over $500 in cash and
other valuables stolen.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-13

% The Nationalis is going to "learn
somebody there is God in Israel be-
fore the September election" Some
body ought to teach the editor of thai
sheet a little English grammar before
that time.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-13

NEW SADDLERY EsTABLlsHMENT.-
Attention is called to the advertisement
of Thomas Pearson. in another column.
He has the right kind of horse furniture
on hand and can make it too.
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Admission One Dollar.
WHEELER. j. HTLyON,
MASUFAcIrREns OF
IMPROVED SEWING MiCUINES
Manufau,rrd At rrate,,o,,n g,

hdnufdcf'rrd at Uatertozrn Conn
IEHESE MACHINES have been in successful opera
ton, in the hands of manufacturer, and families for
the past three years and in every have given uni
versal satisfaction. They oeredto the public
with that increased confidence in their merits which the
united testimony of their numerous customers has
strengthened and confirmed
These machines are entirely different frsIn any other
ewn
among the advantages of this Machine any others
arc the following
l. The simplicity of its construction and the ease
with which it can be kept in the perfect order.
The pcrec. manner with which the operator rs
pied TO stitch and sew the var kinds Of work. from
the finest linen to the coarsest cloths
s. 1t part icuarly excels in the rapdity with which
work can be executed in that respect it has equal
g. Inc little PoDer required TO propel them, enabling
even those of the most delicate constitution to them
without injury 10 their health
II. G. HAYDEN Agent.
San Francisco.
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a AAoNiF CAKE. Those splendid
Fellows, Dreifuss & Eastma n, of the u.
;. Bakery. dispatched an agent to this
once, 'tosher day, with a most elegant
mammoth cake. which on trial proved
TO be s. Substitute for the ambrosia Of
the gods. The Grn making such delic'
iDus thiHgs & ptarnoted in our affections
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-13

- We learn that III. L Joachimsser
is candidate for the office of Justice
of the Peace for this township.
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New Saddler's Shop.
Thomas Pearson. !.

NJ oULD respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada
w and vicinity that he has opened
SADDLER'S SHOP, y
" mere can always be found Saddles Brides Harness
Spurs Whips and in fact everything usually found il
store OF this description. Country traders will do al
weil at this store as they cann the cities below.
REPAIRING
or all kinds neatly and promptly done.
Pine street, opposite Kidd & Knox's Brick I,ri,d;ne
Nevada Aug 18th, 1858
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70 The Directors of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company report a surplus
1923 PAT, out of which ten per cent.
dividend has been paid. No floating
debt exists. The capital is s3,671,ooo.
The Directors do not insure their YES
sells, but keep reserve, now amounting
to S297,6o7 against all risk. They own
thirteen steamships.
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STATE OF cAIrroRvrA,

STAT. sarsta OF C. S.,TSss.' Srsss.. }ss
Ianncarino to nv satisfaction upon aMdavt that J.
fapdakcr is a necessary and proper party to tho
bove entitled action and that cause of action exists
!. farther appearing that said defendant has de-
,..n.nd 1nS from and resides ouf of this State
r. II therefore ordered that theSummons In said action
he served on said Landeker by publication thereof
ce in each week for period OF three months in the
Nevada JoUKxAL newspaper published in saidNeva da
County:
Given under my hands at Chambers in Nevada this
ilth day Of August 1858.
NILES SEARLs,
District Judge
True copy
Attest. RUFUS SHOEMAKER, CLERK.
JOHN AgDERsoN, Attorney. as
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A CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
ondon Cordial Gin! Club House Gin
Schiedam Il Medicated Schnappsl

Royal Schnapps. &c.
Under the above and similar titles the
fthis city botliDg large quantities OF adutersssL
nwhosome trash costing but little. whcA they haze
realize large profits by selling in Californis.
Avoid all compounds. Some arc so skilIf.liv prepsr
to pass for good Liquor except with the besi jsds
fyou would be safe, use only the long sss1allshed
owncd genuine nottes Schiedam Aronanr Sahrag,
UDoLPHO WOLFE Sole irnps-is
% Beaver street Ner TorA
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-13

Il Our District Judge played leap
frog over the backs of friends to whom
he owes his position, not long since, and
met with a melancholy landing among
the authors of sprightly referee reports,
dirt eaters, bummers, +. F. VS., lovers
of African musk, ct i'd omne genus.
"Faelis deseensus Averno est.
sed rovocsrs e adum, superasque evadere ad auras
Hoe opus, hic labor est"
Or as later poet hath it:
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Jordan am a hard road to trabbls."

DIsGRAcEFUL AFFAIR AT VIsALIA.-
VIM. Governeur Morris, secretary of
the notorious Young Mems Democratic
Club, that took so prominent a part
against the Vigilance Committee,to gain
some advantage for client which his
brains did not enable him to do, lately
hung the defendant in the case to tree
till life was nearly extinct. Morris is in
the Tulare Jail and will be tried for his
crime. He is opposed to Vigilance
Committees on principle.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-13

STATE CoNvBNTIoNs.-,T Three Con-
veutions care af at Sacrclaento last
week-Republic ar, Democra lie and Le-
compton. The Democratic Convention
nominated Joseph G. McK.bben and
VIM. L. Dudley for Congress; John
Currey, for the Supreme Bench; II. U.
Jennings for Clerk of the Supreme
Court; Isaac N. Dawley, for Controller.
The Convention passed some resolutions
censuring the course of the President,
and sustaining the Cincinnati Platform
The members of Congress who voted
for the Crittenden- Montgomery amend
ment, were endorsed.
The Republican Convention nomina-
ted John Currey for Supreme Judge; L.
G. Gum for Controller; and left it op
tional with the Central Committee to
recommend McKibben and Tracy for
Congress.
The Lecomptonites nominated j. G..
Baldwin for Supreme Judge; and A. R.
Melony for Controller. The resolutions
of this body were sufficiently indefinite
to satisfy the most latitudinarian.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-13
The Aromatic Schiedam Sehnapps

is consequently great demand by persons tareiiaE
,r about to settle in parts Of the count esp ANY,
Is well as BY ma.y in every community where u hAa
Become known, account of its various otaea rene
iial properties.
In ali of Dropsical tendency, II j. g rntFAy
:he only remedy required when adopted IN she rssy
stage OF the disease
ln dyspepsia malades when taken in pfoper qEfs,i.
lies, diet drink, and especially at dinner "a toaea
,y uniform experience, be emnenty IN
Estimate cases. when the best % thc usN'
remedies have failed afford more than te1p"tAy ~
jef In of Flatulency II is an immedate -. ~
variable specific and it may be administered 70 an'.-
and proportonate quantities. even to feung ihiAnis
all those plroxysms feriping pain in the f'c 80
bowels to which they arc especially SUBJECT ~
the cholic of grown persons.
Its judcous adoption in connection with me PfihePs
meals when sense of exhaustion dictates p use
never fails relieve the debility attendant upon pc
tracted chronic malades low temperament anc exhsn.
ed vital energy, by whatever cause induce Ihe.e s.e
Facts 60 which many of the ost eminent n1csir,1 -,
noth IN England aud tho United States have bornsre.
mony and which are corrobora by the highest r,,
ten authorities "'''l
Put up in quart and pint bottles in cases os one deren
With my name the bottles, cork and fac ,iune ~ ~
| Signature on the label. =
For sale by all the respectable Druggists and foaor
iealers in California and Oregon
UDoLPHo WOLFE, Sole Inposter
No. % Beaver strc.t New Yrk
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UDOLPHO WOLFE s
.CH N A-FR ez..
A Mineral Drink of EminentIy

CALUTARY QUALITIES, manufactured by himself
~ exclusively at his Factory ut Schiedarn isosisad
and vel! known during the last twelve years treHost
all the Atlantic and Western Sixtek
1t is made from the best Barley be selected
In ope, with the of aromatic Italian srrry
Of acknowledged and extraordinary medt nal proper
lies. 1t has ling since acquired higher fcrutaticn.
both in Europe and America than any otbeF fnratie
beverage
Anrl1ed it is perfectly liquor, ir rs reets
mild and wholesome tonic 1t is extensive r,et sad
appi owed by the medical faculty tie temper people
heads of families &C.
In Gravel Cont and RAeuma'isn,, in distractions cf
the Bladder and Kidneys and in General 9ve4itT, ~
effects prompt decided invariably reliable an
is not only remedy these malaiics bu il al csss
which they are produced by drinking bad ysie~, ~tis
almost universally the OF them, scts ar
preventive
For Fever and Ague 1t IS one of The efa>aeisu
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-13

~ TIE vstier,a' boasts that II viii
!. : ave Beiden Of the eSistsaes Of =
before the eleetion,--
sassas bsipg fulfilled.
uf 10 csnfourd toe
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-13

The ALLEGHANIANs.-T celebra-
ted troupe of vocalists will give a Con-
cert tonight at the Court House Miss
Carrie HifFert takes the place formerly
occupied by Miss Gocdenow in this
troupe. Messrs. Oakley. Stoepel and
Boulard make mp the remainder of the
company. The entertainments of these
vocalists are highly complimcnted by
the Bay papers. Frank Rivers is their
agent.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-13

BACK SoMERsAuLT - A STUNNING
srRlKE.-Judgc SearIs turned very
clumsy somersault the other day and
struck, to the serious damage of the.snp-
posed spinal column, fat on the trap
door of Lecomptonism. He has made
a decision this time that will probably
not be overruled by the Supreme
Court,