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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


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Das Wtlttdrweeni in W y a.
I . n. = @elte,n Vormitta9 inadten bic Diff
3tere Der Aalbinstoaer Wtili5 . Sonlpa9nieen
Serrn Uu9anan ibre MufwartunB nno baten
tbu, oas Setnl9e our Reorganization oer Wttll3
oes Oiitr. COLUMBIA bei3utrusea. Der Srie8S'
n,intfer Tlcpo pcbnte Der NuOien5 BET. Der
Yrdltoent anBerte lid iebr sinltt9 lber Gas
Scrbaben Der Sfficiere uno perlprad, nit Dem
3rleSSminiiter lOr9fdltt9 3u e~rpd5en, wie ber
Wlli5 autSubelfen let.
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tag auf Wtontas wurDe in oas BON 9errn Wm.
Slines bepobnte Saus i'll Galt Prattltr. ober'
balb @belterltr. eu9etrcAeu. Der Nauber
1abnt Elm Duteno iilberne Tildl0ffel, Elm Dso.
~lilberne TbeelSffel unD anpere Sllber9erltbe
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Dfc 9eurp BON einem WtnoltcB umSeworf EN- ;
10 Y~erlouen iieleu in'S Wal1er, rstteten ltd
leood ale our9 S9mimmen ans 2ano.
8ranpfiftun9 Naub. CONT
tag Nadt 5wiiAen II uno ID llbr %entltano
6euerlGrm purh ba5 Bremen zines 5wetltofts
gen Bridbaules in Gutaw ltr. nabe Trantlinitr.,
oas Srn. Nobert 9idlep 9eb0rte uno BON ben
perren @ala3ber uno YalentIne als 9Aubltore
beniet murpe. Betnabe ba8 gauge Snnere
brannte aus, ebe bic Tlaulmen ourd Die 6euer,
mduner selSiAt meroea %fOnnteu. Das 9auS
wurpe i'm lBertbe BON unseidbr $3.50 bsldd,
oist uno Fer sroBe WaarenpUrratb lit beinabe
gang p%erioren. ~6euersJnlpectcr Sopo, Der,
mie inner, pinftlth auf Dem Ylaee eridien,
fam naA icr9fdltiser naterluAuu9 81 Der le>
ber5eusun9, Dup Gas paus perautt nno baum
auSe5iaOet worOen 1T. Dian fab oies osutll&
an etnem nab Gutaw Court 8erlhteten Seltens
~fsniter, our4 pas Die 0tauber unO Qorobreuner
en!flobeu fem mlfien. DaS 5aus mar per'
liAert. Die Serren @ala9ber uno Yaleutiue
baben fur $4,000 usrlidert. mas ibren Sdaoen
faum oefen mirp. - SIN Wann Nameus @b8.
Dorietp, Der bis ieet yOrmann BET ben 1errsn
gallagher uni 0alentine seweien 1T, muroe ale
Der Gbat perOddti9 uerbattet uuo Don Suffice
Morrom fir Elm weiteres DerbSr uater $4,000
SIr9!4aft SelteQt.
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wv ~urftDret1e.

41eebSt, per @aa. 50 80 Gts.
Butter. bette Uppen 20 Seats per W, 9Iabes 1918, ROG
14-17, SaBbutter II gts.
0pbnen, Ter su bel 70 100.
8 Ri &t .0abtt6O Nanbetx, pei&f6. Is Gts, bartf6.
1922 RRftRen, $225-250 PR 8sr; pa it'll
5Gts Jst8en, s -12h Cts. per 9f.; RprtntStn,
IS Gts; Gitrpnen, $40; Oraaeen, $t,7O-3,50
o etr1tbe, getten, rptaer 110-125, ipetBer gutter 115-
1876, better f4o Gts.
earn, wetgts 80-8i, ssl6e6' $3.50 Ste.
safer, Dtr8 unb Ntarat. 50 -4t, pennf, 44-45 Cts.
@Oss u, @tarpl: 7O-72 Cts.
@epaf5, gtemeat "a Gs per pf., Neten so. Satn.
SneIer 5z9-619, WtastatnuB 6O-65, pfefer 10-1OH,
@sbt %5eparsfr. Neues per 5ae $500 etts wQias 81,
%, SttD 1902, 9owareftr. @rtra $625, Gtt1, Uiius
grtra S. s SO, saltO. SaniIs $3.50, Sat. @rtra s6.5o
ROssen $40, aOrameb! yaIttmO, per 100 pTunS
S.. 3D. bp. Counts 81. te. I-s. i.c iuE
fes, Stem Orleans fair bS yrind per @dloue 35-
5Gts, &nba $3.50 &ts, WtusepSabu 32-34 Gts, Vurts
Ntcp $50 GtS.
WbtsteY, Sttp nnb 9anb PER 0aGDne 27Gents, Sbto % g.
8uder, per loo $s rs bis rs, 0orte
@tsp, $5;6s-9z 70. Cuba 1925, D i~fairter 3udsr febt tn
3 ntbelu, per SAP $50.
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tnaerItte 66nrrrbptben, INSTRUMENTATION, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
anp eun8enleseea, psIhe BON 9eber, pbsr yfassnfranfteite
%serrIbren, unb ale 8ranfbstten, nelGe burG ttnen fGpaWeh
Ober Otrbrrbencn Masen %entfehen, BEL Mdnnsrn nf aud Sci
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1itebsrn. TIM 8uden unb tn Scr Brat
Das fhgeotfae Sttrers rrb isbe gsrHOpfunB bes geaseas
~tefetttssn, tnbsm 60 ~bsnlelteu farft, in in L9dttstest erbSlt
anb eIe 5dure aus benz slbsn entfernt. gs fdrft Ste Netpta
uno 9etsns8etfttr, f1drft bic time. bentnnt baS .3tttera bei
%bef0rbsrt he Wtrbaaung, it cut bet 4%srssraiHsu unb gISbpn
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e%srtefen bet BEN transtff@en ano IN lf&sn gruppen an tl
8rtnt neil eurt ben 8e5rduA behelben, Der dMf Seftbl BE-
Stabsdrjte tn teteeH ErGppentbetlen e~tnBefibrt wurbe, ben
Stsrbliden ser Srlbatsn, Ste biefen b6sarttssn Frantbttter
Ses f6weOifsts Sttter4 1T unarsitia stnsS Der Seasaar,S.,
Istt!el. Pas NOD ie rpr bas pnbltfunt Fam, unb trase t6 bal
tes SiterS einn,aI 6ebrau6t bat. f4 cine YaiGt unD SsrsnlA
sen baEaus MAIDEN ptrb, baaelbe gum D0ble fetner Ictbenben
ZEN, 81 aae BITE 6etltrdfte befst, bie tbm pbsn ,uaeiSrtsbss
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beutGber NIB en8lfGer Spra6e. liz, Srrttamern rprivSttH
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atebt3tn . Sttters aud ned elm dnbercS uster benz oIetbh
Ramsn bereite, wsl6es In 5ptels unb Rsfaurattpntn SerFas
len rirb, un ausgeset9nst 9sBen DSspepfa unb ~ltaasnletp Z
1T Der Yrets per Sla{6e % Gents pt.t 8 5lat6en fur $3.50,
gu s~srtaufen Bet Dem ~aa.tutsen 8erferttser
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9bti-beIpbta.
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1telle. Mustunft sibt Der 0feo b. vi.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-24

Or Gon3ert.- 9eute nGOnaert-N tult" in
Der 8artenwirtbI6aft Der Neben>Qanbe. Mae
" ultfreunbt MAIDEN mir barauf anim srfian.
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Sfff;ieQes Ser;eiebnif
Der ermaDltea 8eauateH oes Sten0eafetes.
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a0enn tbr tdteaten Raftt. unb Ibse Ser3rau@t, 10 TT es
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nno tllt8en Gbee uno Rahee baben tn benz 6 tor ben
ebtnefeaA @fe prn 8alttm re- UNI. 8rsbertdfr.
alwo Der Sptnele pOn ADntag @tpreen bis Samfa8 GaGt
ttept nno aud %etnlabet ppn fetnen btGtsen uub belttaten abee
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E7s- a. h0nino,s orsoe,e;du

nstsn S&webtf& BITTER, suberettet aus @6taartate
EN- nntrngl'Ges WttttI, eeaen Q,berbefDwe rben, 3e,bfu@t
S9agepite, unSerbaultdfett, RerpenfapaAe, @fb ma, gerre. .
~trantas'teh unb alien aus eEnem tn ~llnOrbnung ~gerattenen
ID 19en enttebsn6en &rantbetten, TT III so Gents Ste Blaf6 au
nerfaufea tn Der Office bs gDeders.
BEs@ Or. Swpnes 5uIammen9eiebte
tlofirfden.S Strip tett SDrtreKtt0 6aTtuddtsen 5ufet, Gr-
sartanssns Slatfsstea, MISUNDERSTANDING, aeberbsf&~er.
pen, &tSeln Mne Nuffeigsn In Der Reble, 6uraatbn afett unb
~ottdbntsn, fOpte ale 8rautbetten bes Safes unb Der RebIe
Or Urut Oesr Der San3e. Dtsfe 4rtnst retntst su5lst6 unb
Der Offices be- uNDefer" au 81 per 6lafbs
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@teubens6 #. 8ei Der se(tern fat
sebabten 0erlammlun8 Der Counties murpe be*
FAINT senla4t, oaB Der gauge 2irmaa'1Ae Ylae,
befauut unter eem Nauran u8eQepue @arten,"
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iolsenpefSe lelldaften 3urEpeilnobme semelOet !:
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Staates Warplanp, y. s.. 81. W, S9iaer
Qose gtr. 55 .. . 8. S., Ism. @able'S Yia.
no 6abrit, Sadlon 2O9e 0tr. IS 8 .. .. s.
Am DOnneritas miro bic na6lte @Onlltes
Sibuus ltattfinDen, nobel bic betr. Dele9aten
Die T,dets fir ibre 0ereine in Gmptan9 neb.
men t0nnen.
Mie mir bSren, biloet li9 Elm Dilettan.
M u tfdor aus clrca 30 Wtanu, oas
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Den Snltruulente unenoseltlid gu liefern.
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SprltRer Or. @cnIut SAunII4er+
SteuuertletenDer Yorliser pr. Or. WiB.
BIreau:
Grlter prOtctoa. Seeret. ST.. @barlter.
SITTER corrslp. ST.. 0tiesler.
9daRmeiter Gb's. 9pilder
rdtoente
Die Serren Wiupwart, Bartel, Siloebranot,
6. @plldsr, 3lientamp, Sc. Slmcn, 2tr'
mann. 6iridfelD, Qundel, Sode, Ser icro, Urte@
bel, 0olfmauu, Us. &nabe, Slbrte, @llenbranpt,
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Naine, rs. Jtapp, y 8ribl, Or. 0eB, 9al'
fer, Us. Wltens, -. Us. @ail, s. 3. &re>
melbers, u. TaciuS, 8. Bradt, &. Wfann,
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QOtm1nn, s. Stmou, S. SAmict, Palt Oer5'
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rs. Orelisl, Or. llaser, Suapp, Or. 2letmanu,
Or. Worris, s. Sbwar5. Deg, SobuS Aw9r5,
Us. NOrOboft Conrad, s. H~ppert, y. Ncft,
9. 2elmbad, s. SrOd, Ilbertt, 5. Sfenoor.
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WiB, @barlier, 6rep, Or. Ntesler, .,
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s. SilDebrauD, 8urdporD.
81 Gmptaus u. Ginlapur8 95.G Spt(der,
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s. 0iaine, .. $. Uteper, Sol. Benlin9er
A. Annoncen uup Druid: so. 6rep, Or,
RleSler-
81 Decoration: 80, 0uudsl, 8mDwart,
Weioenbad, Gude, OtiBe, Or. 0fiesler,
Gfert, @allter, u. 9Offmaan, Surdqartt,
Sdwar3baupt, >. Ytst, US. S4nauffer.
Dreier, 0eiie. 5. Walter, >. Ototp, @prt.
ftan5, s. Slein, 8. QariS, s. DC. Saflne
Sacob Dabl, ism. yO9t, Qeiluanu, u,
Greis, @eors, DGnSes, S. u. &otl, $,
S9miB, 3ulauf, u. Dtthel.
g. Wtrtbl4aIt: SQ. 9lrldfelo, 9untel.
S. Brlbl, Or. 0eB, &lepenlteuber. 8lr.
tel, QllOebrano, -. Soltmar, Stetnbad,
Qebmtubl, Nltuater 8sdler, Bitter,
SAmiB, Brod.
. Mulit: 50. 2eui4ow, Ofabr, q. Utes,
S. Wfaaer, @teinbaa, Rnapp, aaiisr,
Winpwart, S. Sdmiot.
81 Gblsf Waribaq: Wtaicr Sein3; (oemiels
ben iino uoA Is @ebtfSaNfarl4ale bet=
9eprOnet.)
GuS Der amerifanil9ea 8epSlferun9 lOlen alS
gbrensalte eiu9elapen weroen: @oup. SldS,
Wapor Swann unD Der Staotra:b in corpore,
Wtaribal 0errins, Die RiGter Der perlaleOenen
@eriAtsbOfe, @eueral Quart uno Stab, Die
8elaeun3 Des fort WicDeurp, 9enrp Wtnter
OaptS uno Sclbna 8anlant.
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Gibbs $15 MdbmafdDtnc4
Gibbs $E5 NdbmaTdbine.
SibbS $l5 SSGbmafcDiue.
s. aattrt, bB fe aae Irtea pon Neeten 70 suf ma den
mte tr eno etns Der p euern Waf4taen. Ste werDen bas
game rite Sabr btnpur& tn ieparatur aebaIten, pbne ba6 es
Den Rauter bas ~8erta9fe tofet.
l.. ID. Chase, Naent
71SabS So. 90. gaHinSrear,
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S5d1fDauS
our S6neiDer uno Siferberberse.
NDrtb Grebertdfr. 0. 49,.
Die urtcraetaaetea MAIDEN etnem 1erttrltGsn publtfun m
anb tnsDefpnbere tbren 5reunb n ub ben bieFsen Sdnetbern
auf has Oefe unb bequemite E nsert6tet tt unb an Be- Bar muir
quite unO frifAe Spstien nb Getrdnte serabrst6t perbea.
Sonnta9S unD WontasS QunA.
lin e~eneieten 3ulpru6 bitten
Sutt26, Int 8. 8u6Sbdum NIB a ran.
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Confectionery, GiS=Gream
ur0 MiaeralWaiierz Salon

WWU tE1EWHTVE@O
prnj George \iessmanni
geo. III 8roaowap,
neben Ser 5ens point, Saotnss 8an!.
Hreunben un5 8cfamnten, font, benz pubIttunt eta NNae~
metnen seiss Id bierntt AT. ba6 t6 rnttuen
Gomuers Salon
ueu etnseri6tet bate. aa..
Durd BITE ncue @tnrt6tuns ether FpuntaineTbtn Id ta
5tdnhe, tsbersrtt baS bette SSbawafer frtfb ju per;asfek.
HA- Weta Salpn III aud GpnatdsS UfeH. uno btettt Spa.
steredu8ern Oel 8eauemlt6fett. 1875 Sam1-S
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-09

SHEEP RANcH.-Mr. Geo. W. Ken
dali of the New Orleans Picayune, who
is at present the proprietor of an exten
sive sheep ranch in Texas, says:
81 have pasturage for 10000 sheep
and any number of horses and cattle
and to see al. this space covered, is now
what l am working for. I don't bother
my mind a moment about Kansas, Brig
ham Young, or politics of any kind
don't care who is President-fear God
and hate the Indians-am Indifferent
about Walker and the devil-try to
keep my feet warm and head cool-and
smoke my pipe in peace with all man
kind"
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-09

SATHER & CHURCH.-This banking
firm which accidentally became embar-
rassed few months since in the great
panic, we learn from the San Francisco
papers, is ready to resume business and
pay every dollar. This is as we conf
IDENTIFY predicted. The circumstances of
the suspension of the firm were such as
to show conciusively to our mind an hon.
esty Of purpose and we did not hesitate
to SO announce. We have never waver-
ed in the belief that the institution of
Sather & Church was another sort OF
a concern from that of Adams & Co.
The San Franciscans are cordially
glad tina: the banking house Of Sather &
Church is to open again.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-09

NOTICE OF PARDON.-State of Califor-
~ mia County of Nevada ss-In the District Court of
the l4th Judicial District
The People of the State of California vs. Louis Gold
burg
To the Hon Niles Sears District Judge of the 18th Judi
cial District, and VIM Anderson, ESQ., District At
torney OF Nevada county:
You will please take notice. that the intention
the undersigned apply the Governor of the State
alifornia, for the pardon Of LOUIS GOLDBURG, de-
fendant above named who was tried for the crime of
Court aforesaid and convicted said Term the 23d
day If March D. 1858 of the crime of Manslauehter
aud the oath day of March 1853 (2)
two years lmprisonme mt In the State Prison,
Nevada April Sd, 1853, MOSES HIRSCHMAN,
tice this 5th day Of April A, d. 1859.
NILES SEARLs, District Judge
WNF ANDERSON, District Attorney,
Rufus Shoemaker Clerk of the District COURT Of the
18th Judicial District and for said County do hereby
certify that the foregoing is true full and complete
copy of an origins application and notice Pardon with
the endorsements thereon and now remaining ON file
in my Office
In testimony whereof, have hersunto set my hand
and the seal said Court at office in the
| of Nevada, this 9th day of April A, n, 1883.
Rufus SHOEMAKER,
BY WIN SMITH, Deputy, Clerk,
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-09
REMOVAL.

Finding it necessary to have more
extended accommodations the Journal
OFFICE will be removed to-day and to-
morrow from the rooms j. has occupied
four years past, to the spacious halls over
the store of J. NJ. Hamilton & Co., Main
street. After getting settled in the new
apartments the proprietors of the JOUR
SAL hope to be able to accommodate all
thcir friends and patrons without delay
ing any. A large and splendid assort-
ment of Job Type, workmen of taste,
and prices to suit the times, enable the
Journal OFFICE to defy competition.
Remember the JOURNAL Rooms, Fire
Proof Brick, opposite the Express Offices
of Wells, Fargo & Co. and Langton &
~
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-09

TARGET SHooTING.-The Nevada
Rifles turn out on Saturday, the wealth
er being fair, to a grand target match.
A gold medal now in the course of man.
ufacture will be presented to the best
shot in the company by A. G Niles, Esq,
and leather medal of elaborate work
manship is expected to be given with a
presentation speech by d. Belden, Esq.
to the poorest shot
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-09
REFEREES REPORT
In JUSTICE CoURT-NEvADA TP.,

In JUSTICE CoURT-NEvADA TP., CAL.
DOehead rs Roebuck-Pursuant to the
order of Reference heretofore made in
the above entitled cause, the under
signed referee reports as follows,
through that usual organ an exemplar
of Judicial record. the public press -
that on the 1st day of April, 1858, the
parties appeared in Nevada, anil bv their
attorneys submitted On behalf of each
other, the testimony made the unpub-
lished part of this report, said testimony
not being strikingly original produc-
ton of this referee, and therefore not
published for glory. On the preceding
day the case was argued and submitted
to the referee, who finds the following
to be the
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-09

An exchange notices the marriage of
Miss Angelina Braham, daughter of the
great vocalist, and adds, "we congratu-
late the bridegroom upon his privilege of
reposing, even upon earth, upon A Bra
hams BOSOM"
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-09

FarOrs.-We are indebted to Geo. w.
Welch and j. E. Hamlin, Esqrs,, for
many favors in the newspaper line, and
also, to j. W. Sullivan, Esq, of San
Francisco, for rich bundle.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-09
NOtiCe.

CTATE OF CAMIFORNIA, County Of Nevada ssh
- Probate Court. In the matter ofthe EstateofJ Fl
Mont tgomery deceased Notice is hereby given that A.
F Goodwin will make application to the Hon the Pro
bate Court :" nd for sad county special tn.
on SATuk. Az, the 18th day of April AD, s5s, at lC
O'Clock Of said date for Letters of of the
above named Estate. BY order of the ,urt,
Attest, RUFUS SHOEMAKER. Clerk
apa b J-s Lambert Dep.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-09

Pioneer Store-The fair sex will find
things exactly to their liking, perhaps,
by visiting the store of Jacob Rosen-
thai, and examining his new stock Of
Dry Goods. See advertisement.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-09

PRACTICE VERSES PREACHNG-has
been most beautifully illustrated during
the past week at the capital by the
Honorable Representatives from Ell Do
RADIO and San Joaquin, the parient of the
Anti-Vigilance Bill and its sponsor. The
gentlemen sanguinary SMILES and ali
gator antipathies have each manifested
their devotion to law and order; the one
by positive acts and the other by equal
ly positive declarations. Mr.. Lee attests
his zeal for the law by brutally assault
ing little and half blind reporter who
wastes more brains than Mr.. Lee upon
the Ell Dorado Representatives. oratori-
cal abort:ons while Alligator Stakes in
forms the House that the only explana-
ton he would consent to receive from
Mr. Ferguson is violation of the statute
and common law murder.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-09

The Pacific Sentinel, published at
San Juan, Santa Cruz county, says
'1fthe capital is to be removed, we want
to see it 60 to farther to the north--near-
er the centre of population-the idea of
a removal of the Capitol to a 'cow coun-
ty' is preposterous."
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-09

New Firm.-Mr. Sparks has retired
from the firm of Gregory & Sparks
His place is supplied by Mr.. Wickes
Gregory & Wickes is the style of the
new firm.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-09

HUMBUG.-The Sonoma Democrat
publishes pretended Inscription on a
copper plate which was found fright
round in under on the lower side, in a
creyice of a huge granite bowlder,' .
way up on top of an exceeding high
mountain. The learned editor of the
Democrat says Humboldt ratified trea-
ty with the Indians near the spot, and
that the plate pertains to the treaty prob
ably. l. says the language is supposed
to be mixture of German, Spanish and
Indian.
We commend the document to the late
editor of the Columbia Gazette to dcci-
phers
Angqrf jrvuoilbtg, hswpy rhf1,sn, pret
quarting ovtfol kicht, rtgoon degrt hole
Mare ibido ho genera co voomrachty for
lo eummahavee figeera. Eidodga, hah!
bihon no, Omehaha, o1n Mohagee, ono
krahu marei locona hace
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-09

REwARD.-Mrs. Cora Anna Weeks,
the editress of the Ataeneum, offers a
reward of $50 as a prize for the best
poem, not to exceed a hundred lines in
length; also, the same sum for the best
essay on California Literature, and how
to promote it."
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-09

HEBREW SuCsETY.--At an annual
meeting of the Nevada Hebrew Society
held on the Cd inst, the following Off
eers we're elected for the ensuing year
Jacob kohlman- President.
III. Baruh, Vice President.
X. Rice, Treasurer.
A. Bloehman, Secretary.
S. Rice, Collector.
NJ. Rosenheim,
j. Mayer,
d. Shirpser, SDirectors.
L. NJ. Cohn,
S. Rosenthal.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-09
No MayAem.-Josiah Dodge was ac-

No MayAem.-Josiah Dodge was ac-
quilted in the Court of Sessions on We'd
nesday last on charge of mayhem, for
gouging out the eye of one Whiting. =
The offence was pretty clearly estab-
lished, but the jury seemed to think
"served him right" The community
appears to coincide in opinion with the
jury.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-09

The WeatAer-has been fitful many
days past. Showers aud snow squalls
have been frequent. The atmosphere
cold. Yesterday had every variety Of
weather. cold, raw winds, snow, rain,
clouds and warm sunshine.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-09

RoBBERy.-The dwelling house of E.
G. Purtyman, Esq. was entered on Mon
day night last and fifty dollars extract
ed from his pantaloons pocket nnder his
head. 1t is supposed the robber was
after the cash of Mr.. Kylander, who
was stopping at the same house and was
about to depart for the Atlantic States
with a considerable sum.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-09

Quicksilrer.-1he following amounts
of quicksilver have been exported from
San Francisco during the last three
months: to Mexico, 2,651 TASKS; to
China, 555 TASKS; to Peru, 1000 TASKS
Total, 5,506.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-09

- Wash Wright, the folmer able
editor of the Sacramento Age, has be-
come the editor in chief of the Sierra
Citizen.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-09

Poisoned by MatcAes.-A little girl
named Adela Pinto, was poisoned and
died at Monterey, recently, from eating
the ends of matches. So says the Pa
clfc Sentinel. Parents should take war
ming from the example.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-09
InsOlyent Notice.

TN the District Court of the 4th Judicial Dstrict af
the State fCaliforaa In the matter of the Petition
of HORAtE Z. FERRE. an Insolvent Debtor.
Pursuant order of the Hon. Niles S~srs Judge Of
the said District Court notice 10 hereby given all
the creditors of said nsolvent Horace r. Ferre to be
and appear before the Hon Niles Sears Judge Aforesaid
in open Court the Court Room of said Court in the
city and county of Nevada the 18th day of May AD
1855 10 O'Clock NJ ofthat day, then and there 20
show cause If any they why the prayer Of said In
solvent should not be granted assignment Of his
be made, and be .charged from ms
liabilities in pursuance ofthe Statute in snen case made
against said insovent be stayed Witness my hand and
the seal of said Court this fifth day of April D. 1858
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk,
BY WM SMITH. Deputy.
A. A Sargent Atty for Petitioner. aE
April Q. Is5s-tds