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The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
ShcriH-s Sale.

DY virtue of decree of foreclosure and an order of
ID sale to me directed and delivered founded on
judgment issued out of the Hon District Court of the 18th
Judicial District On the 2Sth day of December 1857
against WILLIAM SHAW and in favor of WILLIAM
JENKINS, WILLIAM EDMONDS, and EDWIN RJJS.
SELL for the of three thousand hundred dol.
lars, (S36O0 principal debtd together with interest
ON the said of $1,000 at the rate of one and
ahalf per cent month from lhe th of January
1857, until paid together with all costs of suit And
whereas the said 25th day of December A. D. 1857 il
ordered and decreed by the said Court that tbe
Mortgage set forth in Plaintiffs Complaint be forecosed
and the property therein described to-wt "A certain
lot of land situated the dwelling house now or lseIy
owned or occupied by DIR Sheridan on Mill street. in the
town of Grass Valley, below the Gold Hill Mill together
with the House and Shop standing said lot Also the
Tools and Stock of steel and iron shop three
shares in the Gold Eagle Tunnel Also one share in tho
Virginia Tunnesaid Tunnels being situated on Con-
ccptlon Ridge $50 called about IL miles the Town
of Grass Valley aforesaid in the county of nevada and
State of California be levied upon and sold to satisfy
said Judgment interest and costs there
ofappedto the payment of said money as aore.
said ~ -
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY the 3Oth
ga! oil January 1855 between the hours of 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. ana O'Clock NJ. in front of the Court House door
IN the city ofNevada, will sell at public auction tn th
highest bidder for cash in hand the above described
property to satisfy and pay the aforesaid Judgment
Given under my hand at office in the city of Neyad.
this 7th day of January 1858
B. w. BORING Sheriff of Nevada Co
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
HOSE MANDATORY /!
.. HOWARD.

. HOWARD, who is a Sail-NaI cr by profession,
~. takes this method to inform the miners of Nevada
city and the surrounding towns, that he 10 pre-
paredto manufacture Duck Hose cheaper and better
than can be obtained at any other place in the city.
mems of worlman anship which he has hand at his
place of business No. 65 Broad street. opposite the FL
Dorado Saloon
He has the credit of being the best maker in tho
county and in getting up the best patterns well
the most durable HIS Ryeted Hose will bear strict
examination for style and strength-none can surpass
the work.
Horse Covers, Wagon Covers, Tents Awnings. Ham
mocks, Wind Sails for Summer Houses Trunk Covers,
and arpets sewed with neatness and dispatch.
lie hopes by industry, perseverance, and a strict
entIon TO business, obtain liberal share of public
patronage.
All orders strictly attended to- and executed without
delay Small fyos thankfully received larger in
proportion If Nevada, Nov 81 1851
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

FoR THE WAR.-Hon. B. f. Mar
shall, member from Calaveras, is raising
a company of volunteers, whose service
es will be rendered to Uncle Sam, should
the general of this division call upon
hem. The CalaveraB CAronicle says
that already many names have been en-
rolled, and that the boys only await the
tocsin of war to take up their line of
march.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
Sherin-s Sale.

Vlrtne OF an Execution to me directed and ;ssuod
out of the Hon District Court of the iA,b Id;c;i
District on judgment rendered in said Court ON tt 81,
day ofJanuary, A ID. 1888, in favor of ELIAS r EoSS
and against LEhUEL FOSS and WAI MOOpE far ,h
sum of oftwo-thousand seven hundred seventy daar
debt, with interest the sum of 81 :s92 from 81,
day of January, d. 1858, At the rate of per cent nor
month till paid Also interest the of S44s At tha
rate OF ten per cent per annum from the 9th day of Jan
nary A. D. ISIS, until paid together with costs of suit
have levied npon and seized the following described
property, which heretofore attached the l4th sav
OF September A. d., 1891 to-wit AN the right, tftla
and interest of tic within named defendants Moore A.
foss. IN and TO the Nevada Company Lumber Mill stu.
ated on the edDog road Also the Ranch upon which
said Mill is situated, being $40 more or eIs.
B Notice is hereby gwen that SATURDAY the Both
day of January 1858 between the of 10 O'Clock
M and o'clock p NJ in front of the Court House door
in the city of Nevada will sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder for cash in hand, the above described
property to satisfy and pay the aforesaid Judgment
Given under my hand at office, IN the city of Nevada
this 18th day of January, 1858.
s W. RORINCS Sheriff of Nevada 90
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

PAID OvER.-Sheriff Boring paid over
to the County Treasurer on Monday
last, $4,000, State and County funds.
The majority of the cash remained but
moment in the Treasury, being paid
out to the creditors of the county.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

PAPER MoNEY.-The Editor of the S.
F. Globe has received information from
the fountain head that the Supreme
Court of the United States will shortly
decide the unconstitutionality of paper
money issued by State Banks. Should
there be any truth in the report one of
the most important decisions ever made
in the history Cf the country is at hand.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
KEYSTONE MARKET.
Main Street, near tie Bridge.

UIulW IotTcet, NeuT Lte BrtdSe.
~ EORG E F. JACOBS, having established himself at
~ the old stand of CHARLES KENT, respectfully
nounces himself ready to supply the community with
the best of BEEF, PORK and MUTTON, Fresh and
Salt.
His Market viii be regularly and constantly supplied
with GAME OF EVERY VARIETY to be obtained
Such as DEER HARE, DUCKS, GEESE, CHICKENS
QUAIL, &c.
Vegetables also. kept constantly on hand.
Old friends the public large are desired to call
satisfaction every respect condentiay believed
can be gwen GEORGE f. JACORS
Nevada December II, 1857 If
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
CONDITION OF RoNDu.-

CONDITION OF RoNDu.-
Yreka-Rondo is "tolerable.'
TVearerriHe-Rondo is defunct. Sac.
Age.
Pzacerrale.-Rondo is fourishing-
american.
MarysciHe.-Rondo complains of hard
times.
San Francisco.-Rondo speaks dis
couragingly of prospects.
iSacramento.-Rondo is still alive. but
breathes easier and expects to die.-,Sac.
Age.
Neradd.-Rondo has fzzled.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

WE call attention to the medical card
of DR.. Bailey, in another place, by
which it will be seen the Doctor is in
the field to practice his profession. He
comes well recommended. Our citizens
will find him a gentleman in every res
peet.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

FINDLEY's BoND.-The bond of our
fellow citizen, Thomas Fin1ley, State
Treasurer, was filed in the office of the
Secretary Of State on the 4th inst. 1t
is spoken of as a most responsible APP
pearing document.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

CoNSoLIDATIoN.-It is said the Ma
rysville Herald and Inquirer have both
temporarily suspended, soon to appear
in one consolidated sheet with the veter-
an General Allen as Editor. There ar
thousands of people in i<e State who
will welcome the General back to the
tripod, ourself among the number.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

Fe be Sold.-On and after this date will he sold at
prices suitable TO the times choice collection of Chem
icals Drugs, Patent Medicines. Perfumery. &c at
SPRNCEs Drug Store, Commercial street where Gus
toners can be accommodated all hours Of the day and
night
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

GoNE-B. B. Redding, B1-Mayor of
Sacramento, ex-State Printer, &c, has
gone to Washington to look after an
appointment, so says the Bee.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

The ATLANTIC ctive
preparations are making to lay the At
lantic telegraph cable next June. Four
hundred additional miles of cable have
been ordered, and if the effort to recov-
er the three hundred and forty miles
now submerged should be successful,
that amount also will be added, and the
length of the cable will be nearly three
thousand miles.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

ARIzoNA.-Senator Gwin is reported
to be earnestly engaged in preparing a
bill to provide Territorial Government
for Arizona. The experience of the
Senator in getting up land bills for Cal
ifornia ought to fit him for doing some
thing better for Arizona than he succee-
ded in accomplishing for this State.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

The Sacramento Union thinks the
Legislature has made an unfavorablc
start in allowing temporary door-keep-
er $50 for few hours attendance. We
are willing that too should be charged to
the Know Nothings and allow the Dem
ocrats clean record. Give them a
good starter.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

ONCE MoRE.-It is reported that Lola
Montez will shortly enter the matrimo-
NAL state again. Her prospective hus-
band is said by the newspapers to be a
foreign gentleman of rank and wealth.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

Republications Of Leonard Scott g. Co
With the commencement Of the year
we would advise all lovers of sterling
literature to commence taking Black
woods Magazine ard the British Re-
views, if they have not been so wise as
to have done SO already. There is no
species of literature in the language
where elegant scholarship is displayed
or gratifed more than in the pages of
these periodicals. They have long been
in existence and have become necess-
ity to men of cultivated intellects. The
reputation of the Edinburgh, Westmin-
lister, London Quarterly and North Brit
ish Reviews, is world wide. The stand
ing of Blackwood in the world of letters
is well known and needs no COMMENT
The best talent of Great Britain has
contributed and still contributes to the
renown of these institutions of that coun-
try.
A publishing house in New York oh,
tains advance sheets of the Reviews and
they appear almost simultaneously in
New York and England, and at greatly
reduced prices to our countrymen. The
English price for Blackwood and the
four Reviews is $31, in New York, $40,
per annum. Even the latter sum is re-
duced twenty-five per cent by clubbing,
as will be seen by reference to the ad-
vertisement of the publishers in another
place, where the terms will be seen.
The Edinburgh is Wing Review, the
London Quarterly, Conservative, the
Westminster, Liberal, the North British,
Free Church, and Blackwood is Tory
thus every variety of politics is represen-
ted in these periodicals. Ten dollars
sent to Leonard Scott & Co. No. 54
Gold street New York, will procure
more than four thousand pages in the
aggregate of the choicest literature of
the day, free of all further charge.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

INAUGURATION BALL.-We acknowl-
edge the receipt of card of invitation
to attend the Inauguration Ball at Sac
ramento. Sorry that we have made elf
ferent arrangements. Hope all will
have good time.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

GAs.-The gas apparatus went into
operation for the first time on Tuesday
evening, supplying few burners for a
short time. For some reason the gas
was not of good quality and gave little
light or satisfaction. 1t will be all right
by and by.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

"h'nd o gin ia."-Capt. Ferg of ST
ezra, and Jesse o. Goodwin, of Yuba.
have gone in with the Democrats in
"Ca~ktss." They were elected as
Americans.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

g Mrs. Clara Hall has commenced
a suit in the District Court against her
husband, Charles r. Hall, for divorce
from the bonds Of matrimonv.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

ELECTION OF ODD FELLows.-At a
regular meeting of Oustomah Lodge, No
16, at Nevada, Tuesday Evening, Jan
5th, the following officers previously
elected were installed for the ensuing
term E. d. Herrick, N. g.; Henry
Calvin, V. G.; j. B. Van Hagen, S.;
B. F. Stokes, T.; A. B. Swan, J. S.
Lambert, S. Connel, Trustees.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

Gov. johnson fell into the Democratic
party the second year of his administra-
tion.--,Statc Journal.
A certain man went down from Jeru-
salem to Jerico once upon a time and
fell among thieves, poor fellow.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

ATTACHMENT LAw-The newspapers
are pretty generally pitching in for the
repeal of the odious attachment law
Commencing tie agitation early in the
session something will be liable to be
accomplished before an adjournment.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

SUNDAY SCHOOL LIBRARY.--Upon a
recent reception of an accession to the
Sunday School Library of the Brick
Church, we took occasion to spend an
hour among the children's books. 1t is
gratifying to see so many really valua-
BILE works prepared for the young of the
present day, yet, the sight of library
like the one we visited is apt to fill us
with regrets that our youth should have
been denied such rich advantages. But
a few years ago Sunday School Libraries
were poor in volumes and poorer in the
adaptation of matter to the comprehen-
sion of the minds of children. Latteily
authors have not deemed it derogatory
to their fame to write for the instruction
of youth. The press Of to-day is con-
stantly thro wing off books, of rare ex-
cellence in leading the young mind in
the ways of virtue, wlitten by men who
devote themselves to the cause of moral
and religious education of children
Their labors are productive of the best
and most fruitful results. No field of
labor yields more grateful harvest.
The library at the Brick Church num-
bers about 700 volumes, many of them
being works of excellent character.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
REpEAt OF THE CRY CHATTER

REPEAL OF THE CITY CHATTER
We find strong sentiment prevailing
that the city government is a nuisance
and an expensive one at that. So gen
orally is the opinion entertained that we
have reason to believe were petition
put in circulation praying the Legisla-
tqre to repeal the act creating a city
government, four-ffths of all the prop
erty in the city would be represented on
it Immediately. We learn a memorial
to the assembled wisdom will be gotten
up at an early moment by the citizens
and taxpayers, asking to be relieved of
their burthens Some eight or nine
months since the people of the city
were called on to pay tax cf one per
cent. on the assessed valuation of their
property, and poll tax of one dollar.
According to the amount of property
returned by the Assessor as proper to
be taxed, and the number of votes polled
at the spring election, full eight thousand
dollars should have been collected in the
aggregate from taxpayers. We are
now called upon for the like amount
again, a tax of one per cent. having
been found necessary by the authorities.
Taking the amount collected in licenses,
fines &C., in addition to the poll and
property tax and the city government
may well be considered ratt er burthen,
especially when it is considered the ex-
pense of keeping it up falls on very
few individuals.
1t is proper in this connection to sug-
gest that the people, before praying for
repeal of the city government, delibe-
rate we'll upon the course proper for
them to take. 1t is time they for once
determine upon something with which
they can be content. We have been
through every phase of government in
the few short years of an existence as
place of trade. First, there was a city
charter providing for mayor and the
otner paraphernalia of an expensive
municipal government. That soon be-
came unpopular and was abolished, lcav-
ing debt of several thousand dollars
unpaid to this day. Next followed no
government at all. Private individuals
contributed to keep up watch for IL
time. That process soon became dis
tasteful, especially when it was found
that some would never contribute dol.
lar so long as they were certain others
were interested enough to keep up
night watch which must necessarily
guard the whole town-the property of
others as well as their employers. Then
came town organization under a gene
raj incorporation law. That law being
declared unconstitutional, special act
was procured Incorporating the city.
Under this we have lived little less than
two years, and again we are in fer
ment for change. Let us deliberate
well this time what is the proper course
to pursne. If we are prepared for a
return to private enterprise, so be it, but
let the whole matter be weighed well
before acting. We offer our columne
to the discussion of the question.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

HASTINGS VS.. HAsTINGs.-The case
Of Mrs. Hastings of the Orleans Hotel.
Sacramento,-an application for di-
vorce-was decided in the District Court
on Wednesday. But one affidavit was
read for the plaintiff. No defence was
made. The verdict was rendered by
the jury without hesitation in favor of
the applicant. By order of the Court
judgment was entered accordingly.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

The State Debt Question Decided.-
The Supreme Court decided a few days
since that the Act submitted to the peo-
pie at the last election and approved by
them designed to legalize the State
Debt is constitutional The question is
thus set at rest forever. and the people
will now proceed to nav il
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

CALIFORNIA LEGIsLATURE.-The 9tl
Legislature assembled on Monday last
the 4th inst. Nothing of importance was
done as usual on the first day, but ad
minister the oath of office to new mem
bers. On Tuesday the two houses or.
ganized by the election of the following
officers
SENATE.-S. A Merritt, of Mariposa
Pres. pro TEN; Thos. N. Cazneau, Of
Tuolumne, Secretary; James L Ewing
of Sacramento, Assistant Secretary
James Shipman, of Amador, Enrolling
Clerk Louis Bartlett, of Sierra, En-
crossing Clerk James w. Hawkins,
Sergeant at Arms Door Keeper, Jno.
McGlenchy.
AssEMBLY.-N. E. Whitesides, of
Yuba, Speaker; j. w. Scobey, of Placer,
Chief Clerk j. w, Bingay, of Calave-
ras, Assistant James F. Quin, of San
Francisco, Sergeant at Arms Il. w.
Mitchell of ofSacramento, Enrolling Clerk;
w. Mcconnell, of Sacramento, Engross-
ing Clerk A. F. Wagner, of Nevada,
Door Keeper,
Notices of several important bills were
given in the Senate. A joint resolution
passed the Senate that the two houses
meet in joint convention on the 7th inst.
to canvass the votes for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor.
1t was understood that Gov. Johnson's
Message would be sent in on the 7th inst.
and might be expected here last night
after we went to press. Gov. Weller
will be inaugurated to-day, on the Ami
versary of the Battle of New Orleans.
His inaugural will reach us tomorrow.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
HENRY MEREDITH.

The volumes we appreciate the more
highly for their age and for having been
evidently works of constant reference be-
fore coming into our possession. The
pages on which the particular topics
pointed out are discussed, we find well
thumbed. Particul ar attention seems also
to have been given to a description of
a patent for an Improved Beef Spreader,
and also Machine tor Boring Felloes,
all found in the 2nd volume.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

WATCH DoG.-We have received the
first number of the "W atch Dog"-a pa
per published at the capital during the
session of the Legislature. tits published
semi-weekiy and edited by Mortimer j.
Smith.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

Official Reporters-The Sacramento
Unaon again puts in its protest against
the State employing official reporters at
public expense. 1t is true that the State
has paid large sum annually to pro-
vide the State Journal with a report Of
Legislative proceedings that the enter
prise of other papers has furnished at
private expense. 1t is time this pap
should be withheld. While the Democ-
racy are protesting against extrava
gance we hope this little matter will
come under their immaculate purview.
BONNEVILLE IN AsHEs.-The pros
porous little town of Downieville was
almost totally destroyed by fire on Fri.
day evening last. Loss estimated at
about S5O0,000.
The fire occurring when the country
round about the scene of disaster is COW
cred with snow, aggravates the hard
ships of the unfortunate. A subserip-
ton amounting to upwards of $500 was
raised in this place on Saturday and for
warded the same evening i'll charge of
Judge Searls and l. Williamson, ESQ.,,
to the sufferers.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

PuB. Docs.-We are under personal
obligations to Henry Meredith Esq. foi
valuable public documents accompanied
by the following letter which will ex-
plain itself /.
NEVADA, JAN lst 1858
To the Editor of Nevada Journal
Dear Sir Your notice in this day'sissu of my
marks the trial of the flumer suggests the
companying present of Patent Office Reports Vol 2nd
of which contains chapters 4frs polite Lumber and
Firearms which beg your perusal Of
This present hope will assure you that my remarks
proceeded from no wrath" towards you your paper
and that your share fthe spos' will be delivered il
advance of my election to Congress.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
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