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The Nevada journal., 1858-03-12

McGowAN's PArER.-The Grand
Jury of Sacramento made their report
on Saturday last, and adopted a resolu-
ton condeming the publication Of the
Ubiquitous, Ned McGowan's paper, as
injurious to the morals of society.
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Notice..

STATE or CALIFORNIA, County of NevadI-I
- Justice Court, before S B. Hickman tus.ce of the
Peace in and for said county and township of Eureka.
Whereas by Judgment of this Court a lien hiss been
abiished in f;svor of w. B CHURCHILL and against
E r FERGUSON on the following described premises
in rdsnee With An Act entitled Act for
irg Liens to Mechanics and other approved April A
1856 & certain House and Lot situated and being on
Relief HILL and known as the house of L. r Ferguson
This therefore to notify aApersons holding claim
ing liens said premises to be aud appear before
at nv office Orleans Flat the 18th day of March A.
ID. ISIS at 10 clock and exhibit then and there proof
of said Liens Dated this 9Th day of February 1883
mrh5 s B HICKMAN J. L.
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Summons.

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada. IS :
~ District Court of the Fourteeth Judicial District of
said State The People Of the State of California to OR
LANDO HAMBLETON Greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear and answer the
complaint of j. n. KEERAU filed against Samuel F.
Curtis and Hezekah Coombs within ten days from the
service oths writ if served on 7ou in this county, within
twenty days if served you in this District and out of
this county, and within forty days if served you in
this State and out OF this District action coInmenc
ed the fourth day of February 1858 said Court
for the recovery of Two Thousand dollars together with
interest thereon at the rate of and onehaf per
per mouth from the lst day of May 1851 till paid
also for Decree of Foreclosure and sale of the morgag
ed premises particularly mentioned and forth in plain
ts bill of complaint file in the Office of the clerk of
said Court certified copy of which is herewith served
And you hereby notified that if you fail answer
said complaint as herein directed plaintiff will udg
ment agans therefor by default, together with all
suit and also demand of the Court other
ier $ is prayed for in his said complaint,
lie testimony whereofI Rufus Shoemaker, Clerk of the
District aforesaid do hereunto hand and impress the
the seal of said Court at Office il the city of Nevada this
4th day of February, A d. 1883
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
BY VIM Smith Deputy.
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HOneIy People, Read


Who wants shaving soab pa beautiful shaving soap
That lathers ike cream, and heals tender SIX
And all soreness eruption, sunburn make slope
From the face, or the hands tho brow, the chin
OUCH is that fine emolient skin purifier. JONES3
~ ITALIAN SOAP. For curing Eruptions Pimpes
FIeckes, sunburn and discolored skin the beautiful
effects of Jones's Italian Chemical Soap delights all who
it. 1t makes the coarse red and yellow skin
white and clear young childs 1t is emolient and
sottening for infants and is the best haviny Soap made
Pl ice reduced to 37t cents
A Fine Hair Prescrrer, Beautifer,
Cleanser and Tonic
l. has been used 1t is, without words
more popular than really does force the hair
grow, stops its falling the dandruff permanent
ly and dresses the most coarse dry harsh gray light
hair soft fine. dark and silky. and keeps it long
time. Price reduced to 25 and so cents.
Who 1cants White Pearly Teeth
T AFONT'S Jamaica Soap Teeth Root is superb den
IL trifce lathers in the mouth like soap is delicious
the taste, whiten the teeth poiishes (vhout inurng)
the enamel, purifes the breath, and by its athering
property ceanses the mouth tongue and throat 1t rs
warranted uninjurious. Price reduced to so ceuts.
These delicious compounds are sold at the above
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
every respectable Drug in California and Ore
gon Agent and Proprietor T. JONES Box 1903, Post
Office, San Francisco, whom all orders be ad-
dressed. decll-tf
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w The following IS quoted from a

y The Following Is quoted from a
speech delivered in the Senate by Hen
ry Clay, on tine 22d of July. 1850:
Il am aware that there are gentle
men who maintain that, in virtue of the
Consultation, the right to carry slaves
south of that line, Sc deg 80 min, alrea-
dy exists, and that, of course, those who
maintain that opinion, want no other
security for the transportation of their
slaves north of that line than the
Constitution. If I had not heard that
opinion arowcd, should have regard
ed il as one of the most extraordinary
assumptions, and the most indcfensible
position that was ever taken by man."
The Nevada journal., 1858-03-12
Quicksilver and Nitric Atid.

Can be had in any quantities at the Drug Store of E.
F. SPENCE, No. 81 Commercial street, where choice
selections of Drugs and Medicines kept and AT
ryve.low prices-priccs suitable tothetimes
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Medicated Inhalation will cure Con
sumption.

Medlcated Inhalation will cure Con
sumption. 80.
WHY? Because the remedy is applied directly to
w the SEAT of DIsEfsE. Tie medicines being pre-
ared in the form of vap0r, conveyed the air we
reathe to the most minute air cells in the lungs The
st effect is to dissolve ana render easily expectorated
he secretions in the air cells This relieves
he lungs from the matter collected there and the va
pors being composed of healing gums and balsams
state Of the parts takes place the cells
heal and the patient rapidly passes from state Of
disease to health This is the only that can be
with certainty relied to Consumption
ma Bronchitis, any case of Lung disease
The prominent symptoms of Consumption are slixht
hacking cough mo tly perccttibe rising in the nor
ming going to bed tickling the throat sensi
bic increase of the cough accompanied by heavy yell
low muc'is approximations haemoptysis raising Of
blood, which is of the worst symptoms. ind
Gates that tubccles have already formed in the
pain in the chest sides attended tn ,uty Of
breathing chs running up the back and through the
limbs; hectic fever; night sweats; loss of appetite
diarrh1a, etc, etc.
an satisfied that consumption in its incpient stage
can te cured but becomes neglect and hence
suffer ng from long disease should lose time
in seeking the aid of this would therefore
symptoms to try INDICATED VAPOR, as the best
remedy. 1t will certainly do no harm, and il you de-
sire to regain health you it is the only eecua
and rational treatment oyed relieve these
deplorable maladies!
NIB Personal consultation and examination with.
out charge.
Consultation by letter, five dollars
S. NJ TIBBITS M d.
- Office 1875 Montgomery street. San Francisco.
DR.. Tlbbits also pays particular attention TO the
treatment of disea es Of the skin and ali chronic
plants.
Any person wishing to learn anything Of nv charsc
ter, qualification, &c, ! would refer them to A.
SWEARINGER and ALMARIN B. PAUL, of Nevada
If san Francisco. Nov. 27 1857.
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Robinson's CrOssang!

fTNHE ROAD from Nevada to Downievle. by way o
Robinson's Crossing is in fine condition and presents
The Shortest Route and Best Road for Teams
To all the extensive Mining Regions and all the various
settlements along the Divide between the South and
Middle and the Middle and North Yubas by of Hess
and Emory's Crossing.
The ROAD also affords the nearest for Packers
and Travellers from Sacramento by wah of Rough and
Ready, Grass Valley and Nevada and the mines further
South to Poor Mans Creek. Nesus Greek and all the
Mining Regions north of Nevada and Downieville
This roads easily travelled that between Sacramen-
to and Nevada Four horses readily draw from three
four thousand pounds of Freight, from Nevada
top of the mill Doynievle when the road is
structed by heavy rains snow.
ALLEN Y. ROBINSON, Proprietor.
January ls57-tf.
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The MOntinet tIfaI Hotel :!
Parker & Humphrey, Proprietors.

- THIS well known and popular Hotel situated
..oWH at the foot OF Main st, Nevada, has been
HI leased by the undersigned, Formerly employees
S13sa offs. w. GRUsH) and arc prepared to accommo-
date travellers in good style any Hotel in the c-
tains.
The propretors fatter themselves that their expert
ence in the business guarantees them in stating that the
reputation of the House FOR GOOD CLEAN BEDS, and 4
well provided TABLE will always be sustained.
On fthe proprieors will personally attend to the
tcring for the House, and will always.
PROVIDE THE BEET THE MARKET AFFORDS.
And they hope by unremitting attention their busi
ness merit continuance of the extensive patronage
which the house has always enjoyed
ANDREW PARKER
STILES A. HUMPHREY
Nevnda Fnh 9th ls5s
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Special Notices:

To be Sold.On and after this date will be sold at
prices suitable to the times choice collection of Chem
calls, Drugs, Patent Medicines, Ferfumery, &c at
SPENCE'S Drug Store, Commercial street where Gus
omers be accommodated all k5urs of the day and
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Declaration.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA. county of Nevada
- Notice is hereby given that Jane Mitchell wife of
MITCHELL resident Of said county do intend avail
myself Of the prov Isl of the Act entitled An
authorise married men to transact business in their
sole ira lcrs. passed April 18th 1872 That
the business in which shall engage will be hotel keep
ing and bar keeping in aid county and that the capital
therein invested therein is less than five thousand dol
lars. JANE W. MITCHELL.
Subscribed and before this the 5ih day of
Jan 1883 J. " CLARK,
fcbJ Justice Of the Pe1ce
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Probate Notice.

esTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada-fp the
Cmatterof of the Estate of R WYMKN BUTrERFiELD
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition ofF,F MCKEE Ad.
mnisrator the said esate praying for IN order of sale
OF the real estate he' Elm described and IL sring to
this Court that there not sufficient pefsonal estate In
the hands Of the ssid Administrator TT pay
ndng against the deceased, and the expenses ad
minisraon and that necessary sell the whole or
portion of The real es:tc of deceased for the
payment Of such debts ItisOrcered, That all persons
interested in the said estate appear before this Court at
the Court rOpm thereof at Nevada CITY, county of Neva
dN, OF MONDAY, the 22nd day of February, 1853, to
show if any they have why order should not be
granted TO said Administrator to sell much of the
Of the deceased shall be necessary to paw such
debts.
And it Is further Ordered That copy the foregoing
order be published once week for four weeks in the
NEVADA JOURNAL newspaper published IN the county
Aforesaid TIOS. II. CASWELL
Comfy Judge AMI
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To the Public.
HIHlS celebrated Gn-pretendinga TO nothfhgb What
il is viz pure and unad duterated article, and as
Stunning nc artificial merits Of what is not SOME
its rival imator :o-aer eight years of public apprp-
val and very extensive sales in the Of New York
Phil delPha Boston and the Western cities, has been
pronounced by the public aswcn by the best medi-
cal and scientific authorities ihroug hoqt the United
States and the Canadas, TO be supefio. not only
bev general use 10 any her article competing
ag ins but is unequaed in its medicinal efficiency in
all classes of complaints 70 persuns travelling in these
dogs of rapid transit from East to West, North AID
South and more particularly to those crossing the Istl
mus and who are constantly changing their ater
well as their cma e-who re drinking, indeed, doz-
en- kinds Of water in every twenty four hours and each
drsught containing some property acting in chemical
antagonism to the preceding one thereby using On
unnatural degree Of excitement to the stomxch-it is
positively and absolutely necessary
ing agent From the THAT this frcle prepared
pressly TO meet such exgencIes and TO act know
II viii act as an antdote confidently prescribe it
the very best article in the country The of
matte Schit dam Schnapps has been attached in
any way to this article.
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On reading and filing the affidavit of Plaintiff 1t is
dered that service of summons be made upon said defen
dent Orlando Hambeton, by publication in the NEVADA
Journal newspaper printed and published in the
and county of Nevada week for three consecutive
months from the date hereof.
Witness NILES SEARIS,
District Judge
Attest RUFUS SHoRMAKFR, clerk d. c.
BY VIM Smith, Dep.
Meredith & Hawley Attys for Plaintiffs. feb4
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ONLY ONE OPiNIoN-There is only
one opinion throughout the State on the
decision of Judge Burnett in the Archy
case. The Crescent City Herald, a
voice from the far north says:
"In very plain English the decision
amounts to this: We find the boy is
white, the law proves him to be white,
the facts prove him TO be white, but his
master is a young man, and we will call
him black this time, but don't bring us
any more of the same kind here, for we
shant do so again, What a position for
the highest tribunal in the State.
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F. E. BAILEY, M. D.
FAMILY PHYSICIAN.
KEYSTONE MARKET

Nam Street, near tie Bridge.
y EORG F. F. JACOBS, having established himself at
VI the old stand of CHARLES KENT, respectfully an
nounees himself really to supply the community with
the best Of BEEF PORK and MUTTON Fresh and
salt
His Market will be regularly and constantly supplied
with GAME OF EVERY VARIETY to be obtained
inch as DEER HARE. DUCKS, GEESE, CHICKENS
QUAIL, &c.
Vegetables also. kept constantly on hand
Old friends and the public at large desired call,
isfaction in every respect condcntav believed
can be gwen. GEORGE f JACOBS
ala December IL 1857 If
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State of California County of Nevada, ss-I, Rufus
Shoemaker, County Clerk of said County and exofcio
Clerk of the Probate Court thereof certify the forego-
ing to bea true copy the original ordet file and of
record in my office
Witness ha nd and the seal of said Probate Court
TT 9 l this eth day of January A. D. 1853
| H. ~ Attest: RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk.
jan 90 By John S. Lambert, Dep Clerk
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L. o. O. f..

The regular meetings of OUSTOMAH LODGE No
10 will be held every fuesdsy evening the new Hall
on Pine street, (Sidds heiv buiding)
E D. HERRICK " G.
J. B. VASHAGAN, Sec'y. nov2l-t
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The above sale is postponed by order of plaintiffs
Saturday February 9th, 1885,
The above sale l. postponed by order of plaintiff to
WEDNESDAY the 3lst day of March.
U. :. GREGORY. Constable
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NARR AfIVaE
OF THf
Life and Adventures
DAVID BUTLER
n A r II TIVE

Who was executed at Nevada, Feb. Goth, 1853.
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Consumption Cured
BY INHALING
Nj E TED VAPOR
DR.. S. M. TIBBITS.

DIP. NJ. TIBBITS, would present the following
facts for the earnest consideration Of those afflicted
with diseases of the lungs
The Nevada journal., 1858-03-12

LEGIsEATlvE.-But little interest
seems to be shown In the action of the
present Legislature. Beyond a very
few acts nothing of public Importance
has been done. 1t was uur inteht to
furnish the readers of the Journal with a
SYNOPSIS of the proceedings of the two
houses each week, but long since the
labor was deemed too great for the value
of all that could be CLEANED. We are,
therefore, content 10 comment now and
then upon au occasional measure on the
tapis, leaving further information as to
the doings of the Solons at the capital
to be obtained from the reports in the
Union and other parers
HUTCHING's MAGAzINE.-The last
number of this monthly contains the
portraits of all the State officers except
Fem. Findley, Treasurer of State. Ne
vada feels slighted. If, however, the
next number of said Magazine has the
likeness of Tom, Lou. Sewers and Van
Hagan. this county will continue to pat
ronize the institution.
V The Stockton Argus is delighted
with the prospect of a beautiful plaza for
that city. After boring to- the depth of
more than thousand feet the enterprise
of the city is rewarded with gushing
fountain of water rejoicing:o meet the
sunlight. Stockton has now the means
of beautifying her grounds, making the
place little paradise wherein we trust
the Biven brothers and few other
friends Of ours will flourish and be hap
py.
The Nevada journal., 1858-03-12
Lbadeh Club House Gin.

/, Nevada, March 5th, 1858.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-16

To The Edtors Of he Pssaesr and Dsmoera:
Under the above title, have just read
your ironical remarks on town site specula-
tons. Il cannot be denied bat such towns
as Skunk Hollow and Humburgh, which
you adopt as representative cities" have
injured the price Of real estate and impaired
the moral credit Of the North West. But
think you fail to discriminate between the
two classes Of town sites. One class comes
under the head Of swindIes, and deserves
unqualified censure. They are paper towns,
owned by person or persons who never in
tend TO reside 10 them who have not even
made improvements to meet the letter Of
the law and who keep possession of what
little improvements they have made by 4
hired agent occupying them. / do not know
that there is any better remedy to abate
such an evil than we have against quaek
medicines, or any other humbug that is des-
tined-if we'll advertised--to have its day.
To the other class belongs the town be.
gun in good faith. The proprietors are its
occupants. They have gone far into the
frontier to select good natural point, and
labor hard TO build houses, roads and mills.
1t is true they have plat Of the town, with
its streets and squares neatly drawn, in Or
der to avail themselves OF the benefit OF the
town site act. Perhaps they offer q few
corner lots for sale. But then they in.
habit their town in good faith, and exert
themselves to promote the settlement Of the
surrounding country. They help to make
TIE Tis,!ssrsssr TO- blossom as tie rose be-
cause their town forms Q nucleus to other
settlements. 1t Is Q station for the emf
grant, to cheer him on bis way. But ad
NIT that the less proprietors Of such towns
even, talk about lots, the more creditable
they are to the country.
Let towns, however, be in good repute or
bad, the best taste will, with HORACE,
choose the country. lie says, you remem.
Der, flor see you are remarkably posted in
the classics) This was one Of my pray.
ers--a piece Of land not 80 very large, In
which was garden, and an unfailing foun-
tain OF water near my house, and little
woodland besides" Yet he never dreamed,
probably, that the time would come when
such rural charms could be enjoyed in
town AGRICoLA.
SedrnS Co., Sept. All.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-16

Editors Pioneer and Democrat
The time will shortly arrive for the cleo
ton Of Senators lin part and Representa-.
tives to the Legislature OF our young and
vigorous State, and / see but few moves, as
yet, making for complete organization Of
the Democratic party in the State; and in
asmuch as the Northwestern District is
sparsely populated and extends over large
area Of territory, it is proposed that we hold
nominating Convention, to nominate a
Representative, on Monday, Goth day Of
September next. The district Is believed
to be composed of the counties of Pembina,
Becker, Otter Tail, Todd, and Tombs coun.
ties, In this District we have one Repre-
sentative TO elect. As central position for
the Convention l would designate Otter
Tail City as the most central and easy Of
access. II the above time and place meets
with the appreciation Of the Democracy of
the District, we hope to see, at that time, a
large and full delegation from all parts Of the
District.
There are several candidates spoken Of,
and will be before the convention. If the
above time and place will meet the views Of
the Democracy, well; il not, Ihope better
time and place will be designated. Let US
get together and get better acquainted, and
thereby serve the Democratic cause the bet
ter. At Otter Tail City will be found the
latch strings out, and warm aud cordial
reception to the delegates.
Az OLp Lrxs DENocaAr.
August 25th, 1883.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-16
Total immigration. b,77o, go.

bVth HnHibIht'Vus s's'' "i'f'ffV'
From this formidable array Of figures IL
will be secG the number Of emigrants per
annum has more than doubled 10 every de-
cade. OF these, the German emigrants arc
particularly remarkable for their industry
and good habits. Hayre, In France, used TO
be tho great depot Of German emigration,
till the French Government injudiciously at.
tempted To restrain it.
TWAS ordered that no emigrant should be
permitted TO cross France unless be had first
paid his passage TO New York or New Or.
leans, aud was In possession Of $3.50 per
head for each person over 10 years Of age,
and S75 for every person under that age
The object was to prevent the food Of pau.
perism which crossed over from Germany 10
be dependent on French charity on their
way to the ships. The effect was to divert
the stream Of emigration from Havre to
lB.:cwaS, r.lsA..7a ..Ss&:sS ISIS. ttse ~: -
Of the French Government, afforded every
facility TO emigration. In lsi9, q law sub
jectod emigrant ships to regulations to en-.
sure tho comfort and health Of cmigrants
Passengers are to be admitted on board only
when the vessel Ia quite ready, and to iacili.
tate tho sojourn Of emgrants on land, an
immense building, capable Of lodging 1000
persons, was constructed ut Bremen haven,
with every convenience, including hospital.
This Is the counterpart OF the Castle Garden
arrangements of New York. The charge
Is 10 cents per day-lodging and board.
For thirtysix cents per day, they get lodg'
Ing In good bed, coffee with milk and su.
gar, white bread for breakfast, soup, meat
and vegetables OF noon, aud suitable sup
per. All runners and interference with
emigrants Is strictly forbidden, and every
means IA taken to render Bremen attractive
to emigrauts, even TO providing parties with
gratuitous counsel 10 case OF dispute with
the vessels or agents. Hamburg has not
made the same efforts, and has not therefore
80 large share OF the trade as Bremen, but
societies have lately been formed for the pro
lection Of the cmigrant, to afford him infor.
nation, and guard him from imposition.
Tho emigration movement iiuctuates
largely from year to year. The total from
Germany for the last ten years has been as
follows: