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The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
Independent Organization.


son, Esq, has been signed by more than
a hundred and twenty of the principal
business men of this city, pledging them
selves to meet in mass convention on the
18th day of June at the Court House
to nominate a ticket which shah not
owe its origin to political trickery. Sim
liar papers are being numerously sign
ed in all parts Of the county. From the
best information we can gather it seems
highly probable that not less than five
or six hundred names will be added to
the list. A local party viii thus COM
mence with the aid of hundreds OF the
staunehcst men of the county, and with
fair prospect of ultimate success At
least will those who take part in the
independent movement have the con-
sciousness of having been instrumental
in presenting good men, and we hope vo-
ting for them too.
1t is possible that the independent
nominees may not succeed in the ensu-
ing canvass. But it is certain that should
all who are dissatisfied with existing po-
litical parties, their policy and nominees
rally to the support of a peoples ticket
the victory is easy. There are discon-
tents enough in the organized parties to
reduce any party below the winning
point. Whether the peoples movement
shall absorb all these and the men with
out party, in the contest begun, is a
question that we would that we could
solve afirmatively. But whether it does
or not We feel strong in the belief that
a body Of substantial citizens ike those
who have subscribed their names to this
movement can hold a power in their
hands potent for good in all succeeding
elections. They can compel other par
ties to nominate f, r office good men, or,
holding tho balance of power. deter
mine political contest according to the
merits of the candidates without refer
enco to party. If the people by organ
ization can only effect the great object
of placing good men in Office. they will
have produced a revolution for good
they might well afford to make an exer-
tion for and be proud of. We would
call upon every tax paying citizen of ev-
cry party; every man who desires to see
the affairs of the public well conducted,
to take part in the mass convention in
this city on the 18th inst No political
trickery shall bar you out. 1t will be a
convention where every citizen shall
have a voice, where subsidized dele
gates do not come, but where the people
act for themselves after the purest dem
ocratic fashion uncheated and cheating
none. The evils of the old convention
system are universally acknowledged
Let it be done away with and a full, free
and patriotic consultation of citizens,
unpledged to anything but the public
good, be substituted, Now, while ev-
cry party is filed with malcontents,
and hundreds of men are without par.
ty with which they can conscientiously
act, is the time for the people to move.
Old Wings, Americans, Democrats. Re-
publicans, patriots, all, come to the real
democratic convention On the 18th of
June, and help make ticket of your
own that you, nor any citizen need be
ashamed to vote.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10

CHERRIEs.-The first cherries we
have ever seen in the Nevada market
were Mt the fruit store of Alex. Mandich
corner of Commercial and Pine a few
days since. On stopping to enquire the
price we found they could be afforded at
s24 pound.
1t is needless to add we promised to
call again.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
The Rowland Rotary Ratterv

w are now prepared to furnish at short notice .hs
w above Battery and would request The at,er,;s
oi all quartz Men to il previous the erection of mil
for eciehcy in working ont the gold it is
ceieorated and we have hestancy in propon ming H.
rlorin every respect to any now in use "
a, our request MR. ALMARIS B. PAUL, Snnor;,.
oI me orlenai Quartz Mill, Nevada citI
ha 70 explain the working of the mill AMI
NOV us eieeney to any who may feel interested and
s an can Judge OF 1t better by seeing it in practical
to him. i' Va -Ne'a"a county
j-f0 P,c;6c Eor-1 I'ANhIN
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10

LIBERALITY.-The citizens Of Nevada
should know that among those solicited
to contribute towards the Free Barbacue
to be given here On the 4th of July, the
following enterprising institutions dona-
ted as annexed -
New York Hotel-Nothing.
d. Collins & Co-Nothing.
Simon Rosenthal & Co-Nothing.
If our community were entirely made
up of such material whas a desirable
HOME we should have around us.
Uncle Ned
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
Shcrifs Sale.

Whereas. on the 9Th day of Jtne A. D. 1859 fra
judgement and decree rendered in he District Court
OF the Fourteenth Judicial District Of the State of Cali
forna In and for the County of Nevada against John
Eva Nicholas Fade and Atlas Warren and in faver of j.
B Hunter for the Of fifteen hundred and fifty Dol
lars principal deb, together th interest did sum
the rate OF ten Per from the rendition
Judgement until paid, together with q co Is o.s
And whereas the s. sth day of June A u. 1889 it
was ordered and dccrced by the said Court that the
Mortgage set forth In Plaintiffs complaint be foreclo y
and the properly therein described wit All and Sill
guar that certain lot and parcel mining grounds 1T
uaed ON Relief Hill, Township of EureAa county of Ne
vada State of California. Bounded and described as
folows-fronting to the Eastward on Logan Canon
Two hundred and sixty feet, the brow of the hil
thence extending westwardy into the centre of the hill
and main ridge bounded the north by the Claims of
Rees Co the south by the claims diggins known as
Spcers Lower dlggings. Together all aud singular
the cuts sluice TOOLS tail rights mining apparatus
purtensnces &c rights franchise and privilege thereto
belonging or in any wise apper;ainng be levied upon
and sold to satisfy Judgement interest costs and
the proceeds thereof applied the payment sums
of money as aforesaid
HNotce hereby given that will expose to phbc sale
oil the above deserted property to the kig es bidd
for cash. in front of the Cort House door, in Nevada
city on SATURDAY, the End day of July A. ID, 1859
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ and p NJ
Given under my hand this sth day of June l. ID. 1859
s. w. BOkl Nc Sheriff
Per Ed. BUR II. Dcputy
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10

KEEP Co,L.-If any lady. any gen.
tleman, or any body, wants to preserve
proper temperature these hot days. we
would respectfully suggest frequent Wis
its to Flurshutz, above J. S. Wallis, on
Broad Street. Flurshutz docs get up
a splendid article of ice cream, straw
berries and cream or anything else in
his line. Just visit his saloon and try
him.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10

" The following letter which emphaticaly speaks
for itself war written by the Dean Of the Faculty of
the Philadelphia College of Medicine, to the editors of
the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal San Francisco
for publication
PHILADELPHIA, January 18th lS59
To the Editors of the Pacific Medica al and Surgical
Journal :-Gentemen My attention has been called
to an article in the December number your iournsl
in regard to the EUSDEM degree granted by tbs Ps
dephia College ofMedicine to DIR. L. j. Czapkay When
the application for the degree the Faculty
it was accompanied by adavits aud testimonials the
effect that DIR. Czapkay was regular graduate NJ. D.
of the University of Pesth had served urgeon the
Hungarian army and regular practitioner of med
cine. On the strength OF these the degree granted
The AID EuNDEh degree, its naae implies is conerr
ed on graduates only, and gives privileges Had
there been the slightest suspicion of rregu y the
picaton would have beer refused BY nscrti Is this
your journal you will do set of Justice the Co llege
and confer = favor Yours very respectfully.
II. DEAN.
Dean of the Faculty OF the Phlade.phi. College Of
Medicine.
CERTIFICATE-1, the undersigned, Governor of
Hungary, to testify hereby that Dr. L. J. C1apkay has
served during the contest fol Hun liberty Chief
surgeon in the Hungarian army with faithful persever
ance Whereof have given him this csrtifc ate
recommend him to the sympathy, attention and proec
on OF all those who capsule of apprcciang patriotic
self sacrifice and undeserved misfortune.
KOS, UTH LAJOS,
Governor of Hungary.
Washington city, jan. g. 1852.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
~Broiher Avery wants us to get ny

wBroihor Avery wants us to get up
\ list of the men Of Nevada who are not
aspirants for Office Supposins Nevada
County, is meant, We would dsferentially
mention Brothers Avery and Roberts,
and ourself, and close the list. Any
gentleman named, feeling himself mis-
rsnreseuted, can have his appellative
saa.ed By making proper complaints.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
Per Ed. BUR- II, Dcpu,
SherifS Sale,

Whereas on the 7th day Of June A. D. 1859 n
final Judgement and decree was rendered in the
District tourt of the Fourteenth Judicial Distric.
OF the State OF California, in and for the County OF
Nevada, against q. A Duyal and in favor of j. L.
Giilenwaterior the sum of four hundred aud one dol
lars and twenty seven cents together with interest
the said sum at the often per per aunnum from
the rendition ofjudgement until paid together with
all costs OF suit And whereas on the said 7th C,ay
OF June A. D., 1859 it ordered and decreed by
the said Court, that the Mortgage forth in Plain
tin complaint be foreelosed, and the property
therein described, to wit:
That property lying and being situated in the
town OF Grass ALLEY, sitlated the north side of
Main Street in the said Town. nearly opposite to the
building and savern of VIM. Hobby, containing in
area Seventy feet fronting on Main Street: thence
running at right an5ht angles to Main Street thirty
hye fee thence east forty four feet; thence south
one hnndred and thirteen feet; thence west three
hundred ana three and one half feet; thence north
two hundred and thirty feet; thence east ft1v two
feet; thence north fifty two feet thence east fourteen
feet thence north sixty five and 10 Il feet to place
OF beginning, the Same being the property and
premises upon which the said lieus are taken; to-
gether with SO mnch ground around the same as is
necessary ior the convenient use and occupation
thereat, be levied upon and sold to satisfy said
Judgement interest and costs, and the proceeds
applied to the pay me mt said sums ofmonev
aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given that will EXPOSE TO nubl;c
sale, all the above described property to the hipb-
est bidder, for cash, in front of the Court hoT.a
door, In Nevada city, Oh Saturday the Second dav
of July, 1859, between the hodrs of 10 O'clock
n. and Pm
Given under my hand this 9th day of june. ~
1852 S. ". DORfNG, Sheriff.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10

Mr.. Doubleday says, when he carries
around a subscription paper to raise
funds wherewith to celebrate the national
anniversary, and finds gentleman, who
has no peeuniary interest in the matter
subscribing literally, he sets him down
as a patriot and an American with a
soul in him. Says Doubleday, "that man
will do" But when he encounters a
fellow who expects to sell $3.50 worth of
cigars, or any other commodity, on that
day to the crowd, who grudgingly puts
down $3.50, he Immediately writes that
one down, no patriot, no American, but
hog in principle and practice. Says
Doubleday, look out for that fellow; he
would sell his country for the price of
dozen cigars, and would steal the fruits
of the patriotism and enterprise of better
citizens"
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10

Street Improrement.-The property
holders on Broad street have contracted
with John d. Havens, for planking a
portion Of that street extending from
about loo feet above and 800 feet
below Pine. The work is nearly COM
pleted. We congratulate our Broad
street sighbOrs on the decided improve
ment
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
SllerifS Sale.

Y virtue OF an Execution directed issued odt u
the District ourt OF the litl Judicial District on
tho 9Th day of May 1889 in favor OF CYRUS Cove
Patrick Keigan, L. Doiin p Lacy, W. Lawrence, ard
IN Hasler and against James Weaver for the sum of
Six thousand Dollars. debt with interest on the said
sum Of 5000 at the rate of three per cent per month
from the rendition of Judgment until paid together with
costs of suit have levied upon the following described
property to-wit-All that certain piece or parcel of
property situated in the counties of Nevada and Sierra
mostly m the county hf Nevada, known the Memphis
and Orleans Race the having its head at the pres
ent time at a point on South Fork Middle Tuba River
ABOVE the falls and thence along the line of survey and
construction on the dividing ridge between South and
Middle fuba Rivers to Cherokee &c with all claim to
waters. of North Fork of Yuba River, Canon creek,
Lake Stream, Eureka, Lakes, Weaver creek &c &c
Notice is hereby giventhsc on SATURDAY, the I'd
day of July 1859, between the hours of O'Clock
~ and O'Clock, p NJ, in front of the Court House
door in the city of Ney will sell public auction to
the highest bidder for cash in hand the bove
property to satisfy and pay the afores aid gments
Given under my hand al Office in the citv of Nsyada
on this the ssth day Of juno, A. D., 1889.
S. w. BORING, Sheriff
Ry n
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
COnsfaD1e'S Sale,

STATE OF CAL1FORNIA-C COUNTY OF NF
VADA-LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIPS.
TlY virtue of an Execution to me delivered isspc6
IL from the Court of H.. X. Turner, Esq. an act
ing Justice of the Peace in and for the county
aforesaid bearing date June 9th 1859, to satisfy
Judgment rendered in said court on foreclosure of
Mechanics Lien in favor of r. j. RICHARDSON
co. and against SAMUEL OAKS, for the sum
of ninety-seven dollars and sixty-ive cents, debt
and costs of suit. have levied upon and will sell
at public auction to the highest bidder for cash. on
SATURDAY, the Second day of July, A. D. 1859.
between the hours Of 10 A. NJ and p ~ at the Office
of the above named Justice, at Hunts IIil Nevada
county, the following described property, to-wit =
That certain house and premises known as the Ma
tlonal Hotel, situated in the village of Gouge Eve,
Nevada county to secure the payne Mt of said debt,
and the aecruing costs.
Iat en- IS the property Of the said defendant, to
satisfy the said demand
Give. under my hand this 9th day of ,rure A. D.
1859. DIV RIDLEY
1elu Deputy Constable,
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10

MINlNG.-Squire Williams is making
good wages mining out the lots between
John Grier's and Hamilton & Co. Up
to Tuesday night the amount cleaned
was more than S2,70O which leaves a
margin FOR a nice profit. The ground is
still profitable.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10

TNDtcTED.-F. P. Tracy, county and
and city attorney of San Francisco, has
been indicted on charge of e1tortion.
and admitted to bail He demanded
trial Immediately which was grant
ed.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10

Ho, THE STANDARD.-The Sacra-
men,o Standard, of June 4th classes the
JOURNAL with the Black Republican
papers. 1t is not the name we care
about, but the motives which we believ e
actuate the Standard in SD classifying
our paper. Were we supporter of the
Republican party no one in the State
would more boldly avow it. We see no
reason to be ashamed of an association
with the millions of educated frecmen OF
the North who belong TO that party and
he who is deferred solely from acting
with the Republicans politically: be-
cause some fellow with less brains than
righteousness has prefixed "Black' to
the party name, to answer with the ig-
norant in lieu of argument. is unfit to
associate with any respectable party,
and Mr. Bolts or any other loco-foco may
absorb him, we care not how soon nor
how long he keeps him. The name has
no terrors for us. Neither has the Stan
dard. We want no one to falsify our
position, even for our benefit. And
certainly no paper in the State ought
to be more tolerant than the STANDARD.
Its editor entertains views on political
questions, as well as on law points, pecu-
liarly his own. In many respects he is
a. variance with standard authority
both legally and politically. Because
he, with all bis tangentiai flights, ehoo-
ses to herd where the pap and offices
are, is no reason why We should go
where the spoils are sure to be two
years hence. We entertain our own
peculiar views also, but unlike the editor
of the Standard, we do not force our
selves into a party where we do not
properly belong to publish our party
heresies there. If the STANDARD cannot
tolerate Independent views aud position
in politics, it can find a more legitimate
vent for its feelings, than through patent
falsehoods,
There was a contemplate puppy in
Sacramento, in the same vocation as
Mr.. Bolts, who tried the same game of
misrepresenting us year ago. We he'd
supposed when he was kicked to silence
and his paper died Of inanition, that
we would have to deal with different
breed ofdogs from the same kennel, and
when Mr.. Bolts assumed the editorial
management Of Democratic paper at
Sacramento, from his reputation for
ability and as gentleman we ind ulged
in the belief that no catchwords for the
prejudiced would be used by HIM in
place of sound argument, but that fair
ness would characterize his course. A
hope is still entertained that we are not
to be wholly disappointed.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10

A modern tourist calls Niagara river
"the pride of waters" That pride must
lave certainly tremendous fall -
Louisville journal.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
SHEATH e ARNOLD,
No. 1873 Street, cor Of 18th, Sacramento.
Importers and
WHOLESALE GEOEERS.
Agents for the New Tdra
quicksilver. the best and purest in the
STATE. Agents for the
imperial Fire and Life Insurance Co
Northern Assurance Co,

We are enabled to sell TO the Country trade AZ
as LO" FElN Is as the JoLbers at Francisco tur
STOCK consisss ia part fellows:
> APpes-dricd, and Fresh, in tins; Ap1le Sauce; AKA
Handles. ' ~"
Beet-Dricd and Eastern; Bacon, Butter,
buckets. Brooms Barley
Candles escorted; Currants-,lriod; CoTrc-rrou..t
NO Java, Cheese. Cream Tartar. Green Corn Cares
c"dhHhI Crahocrric7, Chicken. Corn Meal taInlLcue
Candy, tlains, CracEers-soda. and Boston
Fiotn-fiaXali and Gaiicgo, California Buckwhr=.
llams-vsrious brands California and Oregon, HON.
my, Honey, Tins.
,Jelics and Jams
sard-in tins and kegs; I.obstcrz
Mack-rc!r ht bhl@., bbis and kits Mustard Trer;
Eastern ard California. matches, maccaruni
oysters Onions; Olive, Polar. Lard and sperlD nils
feachcs--iTled fresh and il tins paper 1nauIl, Pic
FRUITS, Pepper, Pickles, Peas Pipes Pick Handle.
Pork-cie ar. bbls and hi bb,; Mess Pork Potatoes
haIsiI!s, and whole boxes; Carolina China Bat1y
yiaAan!la ard Pa,a Rice.
SOAP, Eills pale and Chemical Ohve; SYRUP B,-ton
and San Francisco in kegs buls Strawb,rri. IN,
TINS SAT- Sardincs, Sago and ShOyelS Sugar Crashed
Powdered, Ground, Granuiatcd, China New Orl.ap.
ana san Francisco Refined. in blls and hlfL5s
Iooaeco-Sun Peach Strawberry Fruit Apricot
Spauish Mixed, Wilson's Smoking Goodwin's Smokip.,
and Natural Leaf; Tomato tatsup, Turkey Tvinc
lacks; Ie"-Green Imperial and Gurpowdcr; Tomatos
tes in cans.
Nermici!!a, Vinegar; Whorle1erries in cans
Yeast Powdcrs-Prestor & Merrill.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10

Mr.. TennysOn's new volume of poems
is nearly ready for the press. 1t is to be
entitled "the Kings Idylls," and relates
as has been before stated to the legend
of King Arthur.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10

Mrs. Bloomer, of bifurcated costume
notoriety, has recently taken up her re-
sidence at Council Bluffs, Iowa.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10

CLEAR AS MrD.--The Sacramento
Register, announcing its position aud in
tentioas, says.
"1n no event will we support candi-
date who is not emphatically pledged to
carry out the doctrine of Popular Sow
ereignty, as proclaimed and vindicated
substantially by Stephen A. Douglas"
That qualifying phrase lets you out
Colonel. You will be ploughing after
the red heifer all your life. if you are a
follower of Douglas. Ten to one that
he is not on every side of the Popular
Sovereignty question before eighteen
months have passed.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10

CHANGE OF NAME Shasta Re
publican has changed its name to that of
Shasta Herald.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10

PARDON AED.-Louis Goldburg, Of
Bloomfield in this county, has been par
doned out of the State Prison after
having served one half his term of two
years. The pardon, was upon the con-
ditior that Goldburg infringe the Grim
inal laws of the state no more, and iu
case Of breach of such laws to be remain
ded to prison.
The Governor in his case has used
the power of pardon properly, and need
not have coupled the condition with the
pardon as Goldburg is one of the most
peaceful of men.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
Declaration,

state Of California, county of Nevada, Bloomfield
Township, ss.
X NOW all men by these presents. that E. A.
ROuTSON, wife of. r. Rortson Of the con-
ny of Nevada, state aforesaid. do hercbz, d,c,ar.
my intention to carry on business in INV own
name and on my own account in the
county aforesaid, pursuant TO the statute authori7
ing married women to transact business in their,
own Eame as sole traders which business is to con-
slst OF rnnchlng, stock Inising and mining And
do further declare thatthe capital invested in said
business does not exceed the sum cf Five Thous-
and Dollars, ana further that vii be individually
responsible ior all debts contracted by ne on &C
count of said business
In witness whereof, have hereanto sci nv han4
and seal this 18th day of Mag A. D. 1859.
E. A. ROU TSON.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10

State of California county of Nevada ss-On
the 18th of May, 1859, before me. s. McBrown.a a
Justice OF the Peace, in and for said county. per
sonaity appeared +. A. Routson wife of j. Il. Rout-
son, TO me personally kno&n Is be the person des.
cribed n and who signed the foregoing declaration
as "sole- trader who Acknowledged to me that she
executed the same freely and voluntarily, ana for
the uses and purposes therein mentioned
IN " ltness whereof have hereunto set my hond
and seal the day and year above written.
ms ). IcDEOWS 7 p
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of J. L. POOL, deceased
NOTICE Is hereby given by the undersigned Admin
straor of the above named estate TO the creditors
Of and ali persons having claims against L. Pool de-
ceased to exhibit the same with the vouch
ers within ten months from the first publication of this
notice to the undersigned at his place of business at
Beans Cos store Nevada city.
jeIo Adrnr ofths Estate of J. l.. Pool, deceased
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
- Let no false deiicacy prevent

You from consulting DR.. CHAS TOZER, of<acramcnto
wto has attended and cured many within the last
Four years and all you who have To means to paw
can find in him friend who Will MAKE no charges for
examination or advice We would recommend all whe
are in trouble to call on him and also to look over h
treatise no vencrea in another part this paper Tho
oertcrs ofic is on Sixth Street, bctr cen J. and f.
Sanramcrto
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
T. Z @ u @ II s.
ENGLISH AND ALE.

In casks and bottles; San Trarcisco Ale in barrel, :,
hf barrels. "
stoughton's Bttcrs; HosttceIs Btters Boxers
tersi Wolfe's SchAapps, Nodtcrs SchnapIs
Turner's Ginger Wine; Gorion's ras.,bcrrv Syru,.v
Sherry, Port and Clarei wines; Choice Fr,nci and
American brandy.
Holland Gin, American Gin. Scotch whisky Climb
House Gin. Nonongahoa Whisky, Lemon Svrup
s-Y Orders for Goods not III orr line will rccriy
prompt attention.
, All goods shipped TO our care will be forwarded with
dispatch to all parts of the mines
SHEATH & ARNOLD
arrarrnfo Nav oS-~m