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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28

Two steamers from Europe and one from Cali.
fornia are now fully due.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28
LYoN's POWDER AND HIS PILL,


ysdse se President Of the American Institute sys'
Aoverv of this powder BY Professor LYON Of national I'm
orssnor fAs Farnsrs Club have tested thoroughly Lecasis
ssshoppsr anita bugs and I'll yenin can es aesoysa gar
s~ks.x NJ, Lyon sat a." Their Is no question a.
svssh. nke ssyden bed bugs fea ticks reaches
a. Ii 10 an Asistc plant discovered BY Mr. Lros Many
stasions Wil b offered - ssrs beam az sAa''s ~
-, Lyos's Powprl hills insects In trtcs;
Whse LYoN's Puts mixed for rata and mice
osppls Biusla 25c regular size, 500 ana ~
SAasss PAiE Wholesale and kssah DruStstA NoA IL sns
park-ro "
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28

61NGKR's SEWING MACHINES
Evssy mechanic begins the year By purchsdns one OF
Ossssas NAcHIEs viii b eco better on when me
49, snxa l. n snexs Co.,
No. l5e Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28
A NEW ARTICLE

FoR HAIR.
PsAIoN Sons CoSotNs
best and cheapest article for the hair por rreses
kssane and r-sons the se mos. perfect
ever offered public Sold s Nos 57 <7 and 1877 Broad
wsy snd sy drusshss and fancy goods deaers Large bot
lee 50 oeci small, Is cents. Inquire for raALoS SoSs
BIwAxx or CovxrERssIrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28
RrrruRE CURED BY MARsH's RADICAL CURE

oil the principal snrseons and pyacisns
A. thss ely .I snA examns them before vurchsns else
vherN Also Essc ssocsosA Shoulder BrsosA Supporters
"a No q Asor Hease
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28

CHAPPEp HANDS, CHAPPED LIPS, &c.
CERTAIN CvRR
RxsKxAx Cas- CanPaoR leE WITH GLycERINE, CRsAf,
euE AND AeREsAsLx
Hksrnln 4 Co Nos. les "a oil and 10 Broadway.
RICHARDs's COP LIVER OH JELLY.-"A
thsrapeusc sna reliable article Wholesale Agents.
Bpsa. GALR Rosmsox No les Green sioh st, Nev.issk
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
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Democratic County Convention.

Pursuant to a call dfthc Chairman, the Anti.Lssomp-
ton Democratic Central Committee Of Nevada County
assembled In the City Of Nevada the nth inst, and
the following Resolutions unanimously adopted:
REsoLvEp, That County Convention Of the fhti'fs'
compton Democracy shall assemble at toe Court ouse
IN the .ity of Nevada on Wednesday the LIST day Of
June next at 10 o'clock the election of fourteen
Delegates to the tate Con, enon to be held at the City
OF sacramento on the 18th proxo and, also. fer the
nomination of the various County Officers TO be elected
at the next grnera election tAE 3t 81 II
RESOLVED That the election Of Dele to the Coun
~ Convention shall be held the several Precincts
throughout the county, Sat urday the 2sth Of May
RESOLVED hat as qualification for voters ~ the
Primary elections adopt the test recommended by
the State Centraf Committee, witt An adherence
the priIriples Of Popular Sovereignty-absolute
int rvention by Congress- and opposition to The admnis
tratin in its exravagant expenditure Of the public
les
RisoLvED, That the representation Of the Va rious
Townships in tie County Conyenton shall consist Of
one Delegate for each Precinct and for ev ery fy
votes ana fraction of half theraof for the leading
State Nominee at the last Genei al Ing the
votes cast for John Currey the basis Of the app sn
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
Sherifs Sale.

RY virtue of an Execution to me directed and de-
- liversd issued out of the Honorable District
court, of the Fourteenth Judicial District in and
for Nevada county, on the 18th day of January
1858, in favor of Aaren Davis and against VIM. L.
Robinson for the sum of Four Hundred and sig So
100 dollars, debt, with interest on the said sum
from the 18th day Of January 1858, at tho rate OF
three per cent per month until paid together with
Sl37 IS dollars costs of sESt. =.
All of VIM. f Robinson's right title and interest
of in and to certain mining claim or claims situa-
ted OH the north side of Montezuna Hill Bridge
port Township, commonly called the Terry 4 cos
claims. commencing in araViRe at point about .
quarter of mile south of Rey's Ranch bAakyisa on
the north by vacant land: on the East by Scotch
comnany's claims; the South & West BY tho
Golden Gate company's claims. Also, that certain.
tract of land on the South Yuba River sbout Eve
miles from Nevada, at Robiuson's Toll Bird 10 and
known as Robinsons Peach Orchard, and garden
containing about pine acres, together with enclos-
ures, &c. 30.
Notice is hereby given that will expose to pub
lie sale, all the above described property TO the
highest bidder for cash. in front ofthe ouIt House
door, IN Neyada city, ON SATURDAY, the 21st day
of May A. Dyls5s; between The hours Of 10 o'elsek
A, NJ. and P. NJ.
Given under my hand this 2sths. day, Of April
1859. S,W. BORING, Sheriff.
BY Ed. BtRRkLL, Deputy
The above sale is postponed till SArpRpAY, Nay
2sth.
q W R0RIEC chsr;6
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

A CHuNK.-We are indebted to the
Alpha company of Camden, per B. Eas-
ting, stage man, for a whopping speci-
men chunk of their cement. 1t is as
hard as brick-bas and is pretty well
impregnated with the yellow dust. In
fact the gold sticks out everywhere.
We hear that the deeper they get into
the claims the hetterihey prove. Glad
of it. Hope the boys will strike a mug
get soon as big as mules hind quar-
ter.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
Celebration of the Fourth.

A large and enthusiastic meeting of
the citizens OF Nevada assembled at the
Court House OH Thursday to determine
upon celebl alton for the approaching
anniversary Of our National Indepen-
dence. Isaac Williamson was called TO
the Chair, and VIM. Smith appointed
Secretary. On motion it was unani-
mously resolved to celebrate The Fourth
IN this city. and invite the co.operation
of the citizens of the county and of all
societies that would unite i'll the exerci-
ses ofthe day. The following Commit
tee was appointed to report programme
at an adjourned meeting: G. s. Hupp.
Jolln,A. Lancaster. 5. w. Boring. A. d
Tower. Z. Block, A. A. Sargent, john
Williams. On motion the meeting ad-
journed to Thursday next, at 2P N at
which time the above Committee would
report. 1 he spirit evinced in the oc-
casion warrants the belief that no efforts
will be spared to give eclat to ,he o,ca-
sion and make it worthy Of the county.
On behalf of the citizens of Nevada we
invite the cooperation of our s;ster
'o"hs IN a glorious celebration.
l. WILLIAMSON. Chm.
Wu Curr,, G.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

PRosPEcTs OF REBELLloN.-A new
tariff bill has passed ore branch OF the
Canada Parliament, and in anticipation
of passing the other circular is going
about seeking signatures, alluding to the
rebellion of the thirteen colonies. and
asking that some member of Parliament
declare Upper Canada absolved from all
connection with Great Britain, and
thenceforth State of the Union.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
VIM SMITH, Sen.

rnlMAkY AIRY ELEcrIoN.-The primary
election OF the popular Sovereignty mar, =
comes or IN this city Tomorrow. The
contest is principally for the sherifalt,
:" ms cry two tickets only, it is under
stood. will be run. One of them x;n
contain the names of delegates suppo-
sea I" be favorable to the nomination oe
Charles Kent for Sheriff. The other
the names OF men recognized as friends
of j. H. Helm and George Story-these
two gentlemen having combined, it is
said for polite purposes. The friends
Of the respective aspirahts are waxing
warm daily. We expect an animated
contest Tomorrow.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

MxED.-The returns from the pri-
mary elections recently held in San
Francisco-and Sacramen.o. leave rather
a mixed impression on the public mind
as to the probable nominee for Governor
oftfe Lecomptons. Nugent has swep.
the board in the former city, not quite
cleanit is true. but nearly so, while La
than has been equally successful in Sac
ramento.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
Republican Coaaty Convention

The Republicans CT Nevada county respect
fully requested TO send Delegates TO county CONVEX
ton tome holden at Nevada city June I'd, 1858, for
the purpose of eectihg delegates to the Stsss on
vetion to be holden at Sacramento June sth 1889 au
for the transaction of such other business as may
necessary to the efficient action of the party in thi
county in the coming campaign.
The following apportioDment Of delegates has
been adopted.
Nevada Township 10; Grass Valley s: Bridge.
port s; Rough Ready 4; Little York o; Eureka s.;
Washington G.
By order of the Republican county central eom-
amittec.
A. A. Sargent; Chairman.
], c. BIRDsErH, Secretary. f.;
my20-tf
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

PINE SrGAR--A correspondent oftbe
Trinity Journal writes from the North
Fork that Mr.. Engclfeld, a brewer
there, has been experimenting on the
sugar pine tree, which grows SO abun-
dantly in that section. and molasses
manufactured from the pine excels that
made from the maple. lie had made
about 100 pounds from five trees, and
did not commence until the season. was
far advanced. He will go into the bus
mess extensively next year.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

The FOURTH BY reference to our
columns to-day it will lie seen that the
citizens of Nevada contemplate ger
eral celebration of the anniyers Of
our Independence on tie approaching
Fourth 1t is expected that the Masons,
Odd Fellnws, Sons of Temperance.
Gnod Templars and the Nevada Riff.
Company will all unite IN costume to
swell the procession and invest the occa-
sion with an air of novelty hitherto un-
known in similar celebration in our
mountain towns. The exercises will be
held in grove and will probably con-
sist of a procession accompanied by one
or more Brass Bands, the reading ofthe
Declaration Of Independence, an Ora
tion and a free dinncr-the whole to
conclude with grand bali at Grass
Valley in the enening From the fact
that no successful demonstration eff the
character has been made in Nevada for
several years ii is hoped that our citi-
zens will cordially cooperate in this,
and that the patriotic of our sister towns
and surrounding country will lay aside
their secular vocations for the day. and
unite with us in celebrating the ami
sary Of that day which must ever be
embaIn,ed in the memory Of every lover
of his country
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

BEAR CAuaHT.-Mr. Grover travel
ling with Palmer's panorama of the
Crimean war, with the assistance of Ex-
pressman Henry, caught young cin-
namon bear between Humbug and Wool
sey's Flat on Sunday last. The old one
fled leaving two cubs behind who betook
themselves to tree. One Of the young
ones was killed iy the fall of the tree and
the other SO severely stunned that Mr..
Henry sueceededin getting hold of hhns
lie however used his paws SO dexterous-
" that Mr.. Grover, to whom the contest
was resigned, was somewhat scratched
Young Bruin had to succumb, and enter
the panorama wagon. Palmer will ex-
hibit the young gentleman who is al
ready as tame as a kitten, along with
his panorama.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
az A movement is now going o

V A movement is now going on
in Chicago. among the colored folks
having in view heavy emigration to
TIayti. This movement is the immedi-
ate result of an invitation extended to
The colored people of he United States,
by President Geffrard, Of Hayti. who is
anxious to introduce northern skill and
energy into his dominions.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

FIRE AT DuTCH FLAT.-At the mo.
ment that exprrssman lIervey hove in
sight of Dutch Flat on his Wednesday, $
trip, he discovered a fire breaking out
in the town. Four houses were consul
med. The fire is supposed to have orig
mated by stepping upon match among
the shavings on the floor of one of the
buildings on which carpenters were at
work. One of the workmen discovered
the lire springing up from under his feet
bnt was.unable 10 extingnish it among
the, shavings. Loss altogetler about
$1,000. -
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

WIND WAGoN.-The following is
from the Kansas City Journal. of April
29th. i
Mr.. Thomas celebrated wind wagon,
for crossing the Plains. is. we understand
to start some time to-day from the prairie
just back of Westport A large number
Of citizens are making arrangements to
90 out and see the triad trip Of this wind
vehicle.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
TPrnfessor Agassiz has visited

9Prnfessor Agassiz has visited ev
cry State to the east of the Rocky
Mountains, except Iowa and Texas, ac-
e"npanied always by one or more as
sistants, and has laid so broa1 and deep
the foundations of his museum, as ia
make 1t certain that his collection will
become monument to his own acquire
ments and Industry, an everlasting foun-
tain of knowledge to our commonwealth
and the envy Ct the world.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
Candidate for County Treasurer.

We have been requested to announce the namso
U S. GREGORY, as candidate for the Office of
county Treasurer at the ensuing election.
Mr.. Grcg,ry neither claims to be exclusively an
Independent candidate nor partisan one, but will
be happy to receive the nomination of any respect
able body of his fellow citizens, Of shade Of
political opinion He claims to have no party to
serve in the event Of an election, save alone the
great patty to which every good dtax-paying citizen
belongs-the party having always at heart the pub
lie welfare.
If may 20.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

The National Era says it it not for
the generation among whom Elizabeth
Browninghassung, and Charlotte Bronte
spok en-, and Harriet Hosmer chiselled,
and Rosa Bnnheur painted. ard Mary
Lyon taught. and Florence Nightingale
lived, to despair Of women's achievment
of her highest destiny.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
Northern Assurance Co.

We are enabled to sell to the Country trade at
as LOW PRICES as the Jobbers at San Francisco Our
Stock consists in part as follows
Appreciated. and Fresh, in tins; Apple Sauce; Axe
Handles.
Beef-Dried and Eastern; Bacon Butter
Buckets. Brooms, Barley.
Candies assorted Curants-dricd; Coffee-prot nd.
Rio Java, Cheese Cream Tartar, Green Corn Car. s.
Codish, Cranperries, Chicken, Corn Meal, tamphene
Candy, CLANS, Crackers-soda, and Boston.
Floui-Haxau and Gallego, Califtrnia. Buekyyheai
and Rye.
Hams-varous brands, California and Oregon, HON
my, Honey, tins
Jellies and Jams. esssI.ft
ard-n tins and kegs Lobsters
Maekerel, hf hbls bbs and kits; Mustard, English
Eastern and California; matches, maccaroni
oysters; Onions; Olive Polar, Lard and sperm oils
Peaches--dred, fresh and in tins: paper. mapja Pie
Fruits Pepper. Pickles, Peas Pipes Pick Handler
pork-clear bbls and hlf bblr; Mess Pork. Potatoes
Rasins. t, and whole boxes; Carolina, China. .Batav
via VI anilla and Pafna Rice.
Soap Hills pale and Chemical Olive; Syrup, Boston
and San Francisco in kegs and bbs Straw berries
tins. Salt, Sarines Sage and Shoyels snea-Crls
Powdered. Ground. Granulated, China. New Orleans
and San Francisco Refined, in bills and hlf Ibis
Tobacco Sun. Peach, Strawberry, Fruit Apricot
Spauish Mixed Wilson's Smoking, Goodwin's Smoking
apd Natural Leaf; Tomato Catsup, Turkey Twne
Tacksi Tea-Green, Imperial and Gunpowder; Tomato,
toss in cans
vernicils, yneear; Whortleberries. In cans. ii
Yeast Powders--Preston & Merills.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

TVlcToRiA PIE PLANT.-Mr T..
Worthington, the most successful cult
vator of pie plant in the state, sent us a
mammoth bundle of his monster plant
on Tuesday. We learn that he has 80
tons of it for sale.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
LADIES' DRESS GOODS

One of Splendid Marseiiles Quilts, &c. &c
All the abose Goods warranted perfect and
free from any mixture of cotton. They are Of late
importation by the present owner, and will be sold
without business calls him to Europe by
tho next steamer.
Business men will do we'll to csll The partcu-
lar attention of Ladies is called to this sale.
The Goods #ilfbs open for examination Fri
doy, one day previous to the sale.
I. WILLIAMSON, Auc.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

tive power of the constitution in respect
to slaves is lost. in passing from State
tox Territory7 These are nuts for pop
ular sovereignty Douglas adherents to
crack. a.
1t would be labor lost to enur crate
the green persimmons, crabs, and other
unsavory fruit our administration friends
will have to munich before the coming
canvass is over,
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

The Sonora Herald wonders. at the
tendency of the people of that town to
patronize the circus and negro minstrels
III preference TO lycerms. Lectures. and
the drama. There is TO accounting fol
tastes
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
Notice 20 G 0lltractOrs !!

NOTICE is hereby given that proposals will be
~ received by the Board Of Supervisors of Nevada
county, the August term ensuing, for the build
ing of subs a par .iton walls between the cells
in the Jail Of said county, said walls be so const'ue
ted as to prevent effectually the inmates from dig
ding through from cell to another, to be buii
of srlnite and securely doweled.
JOHN GRIER, Pres't of the Board.
Attest, RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Olerk
ms By j. s. Lambert. Deputy.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

SlcKLEs' CLEARED The last over
land mail brings the information that
the jury inthe Siekles case had returned
a verdict of served him right As
every body expected
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

IHE ELEPHAATs -soLD.-Last night
the splendid performing elephants, Vic
toria and Albert. were sold by Mr.. j. c.
Quick fofthe firm of Sands, Nathan &
Co. of New York. The proprietors,) to
Mr.. John Wilson. the enterprising man.
ager of the Lyceum, for the sum of $22,-
0o0.. Theyyare we'll worth the money,
and we hope the speculation may prove
large fortune to the present poSsessor.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

FREEMAN & Cove are under ob
legations to II. G. Randolph, the active
agent of Freeman & Co. for unremittins
attentions.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

DowN,EvIILE AHEAD.-Wc learn
from the Sierra County Democrat that
the people of Dqwaieville have beel'
moving in the matter of procuring fire
engine for that town. That's more than
Nevada has. done, be it said to Ler
shame.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

ViGiLAATEs.-The Indian boy, con-
! fined at Red Bluff on a charge of having
set fire to the house of Col. Stevenson.
thereby destroying the lives of seven
persons, was tax N from his place ofcnn-
fin ement. on the 2lst inst, and hung by
vigilantes
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

TUoLUMNE.-TheS Sonora Herald says
the Douglas Democracy of Tnolumne
have as'yet given no signs of life, but
thinks the party will organize and make
"a respectable fight in that county.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

A man named Moher, murdered his
partner, Brensel, on Friday last, near
San Pablo, Contra Costa county, by cut
ting Ills head open with a scythe. No.
her was arrested at Martinez.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

RICH MEN OF BosToN-A catalogue
of the "solid men # Boston," recently
published. says that VIM. Appleton is
werth s754,Ooo; the Fifty Associates,
ST., 1872 900; the heirs of John D. Will
am Shaw. Sl,o72, 900; Josiah Quincy
S63S,o00; John G. Gray. S667 900 and
Mrs. Cornelia A. Thayer. 100000.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
l. I Q u q R ~
ENGLISH AND ALE,

Inees and bottles San Francisco Ale, in tareli an
hf barrels.
ssoughton's Bitterx; Hostteers Bhters; Boxers
tiers; Wolfes Schs apps. Fodfers, Schpapps-
Fhrner'si;ihsar Wine; Gordon's Raspberry 3yrupy
SAerry. Port and Glaretwiues; Choice french and
Anieric an brandy.
Holland Gin American Gin. Scotch Whisky, Club
H5rse Gin. Mononxahela Whisky, Lemon Syrup.
F Orders for Goods not in our line viii receiv
prompt attention.
Az goods shipped to care will be forwarded with
dispatch to all parts Of the mines
gsersmsnte. Nay 2s-3m.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

FOURTEEN CoNvICTs ESCAPED
McCauley has sigualized his reign at
the state prison by allowing fourteen
convicts to escapcto begin with. Among
the number are Orlinski and Sterritt,
whom our readers have some knowledge
IF through the press, on account If their
crimes.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

STICKS TO, lr-Brother Roberts refn-
>es to take back word lie said about
Rev. Mr. Sum ms. He however pu
fishes a letter from the latter which was
designed to give him fits.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

Nvss.ns, IIVu Iavy,
and rare" Irish comedian, appeared to
one of the best houses Of the season, on
Wednesday night. The audience ap.
peared to enjoy themselves greatly
The bursts Of laughter were frequent
and hearty. Assisted by Miss Fanny
Morant. and Barton, the company thus
formed will be sure to attract good hous-
es wherever it goes.
Miss Morant cant be beat ,ss a gui-
tarist; Collins is full Of songs and good
singing. and so is Barton. The shiv
ery.shakery song Of the latter takes
hugely with the crowd.
Last night the theatre was occupied
by the same company; we cannot at
this writing say with what success
Saturday night Collins will doubtless
entertain crowded house at the same
place. from his inexhaustible fund Of
Irish wit and music. The company's
popularity has preceded it and will lose
nothing in this place.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
canvass is over.

- fHE ASPIRANTs.-There Is a large
number of. men in this county, as in every
other, who are perfectly willing to sac
rifice themselves for the public good.
They have a love for tfice-a love
natural enough in state like ours Some
of them are bold and arrogant. and some
have probably never told their love. To
give all an equal chance. SO far as lies
in our power-to do for the modest aspi-
rant what his diffidence prevents him
from doing for himself is the object of this
item. We charge nothing for the ad-
vertisement nothing whatever.
The candidates for the sherifalty are
j. b. VanHagen of Nevada. and j. II
Mitchell of Eureka, Adminstl alton DEM
ocrats--Chas. Kent, j. II. Helm and
Geo. Story. all of Nevada, Popular Sow :
ereignty Democrats.
For County Clerk John s. Lambert,
of Nevada. R. B. Moyes, Of Eureka. and
Geo. A. Young, of Sacramento, Admin
istration-S. S. Fem, of Eureka, Il. p.
Hawley, of Nevada. Popular Sovereign
|ty.
For District Attorney E. W. Maslin,
of Grass Valley. j. l. Caldwell, OF Ne
vada. and IL. N Moore, of Eureka Ad-
minlstratioa-Geo S. Hupp of Nevada,
Pop. Sovereignty.
For Treasurer B. B. Layton, j. j.
Dorsey. of Grass Valley. Jcm Wcbber,
of Nevada. Administrations Martin Bren-
nan, of Little York, Z. G. Webster, of G
Valley, Chinn, of Eureka. Pop. Sover.
cignty-U.S. Gregory, Of Nevada, Peo-
les Candidate.
For Assessor Sam Arnold.of Neva-
da, Lockwood, of Grass Valley, and
Henry Prewitt, Administration-H.
Henderson Pop. Sow.
For the Senate w. F. Anderson. of
NeNdud. IL. NJ. 9kOOTc, VI Curckd, MI.
Moore, Of Nevada, Geo. a. Young, of
Sacramento, Administrations IS. H
Chase, of Eureka, Popular Severe gnty.
For the Assembly; G. F. Smith, of
Grass Valley, Phil. Moore. of Nevada,
Geo. A. Young, of Sacramento, Riley
Armstrong of r. & Ready. DR.. WarGeld.
of course. r. B. Moves, Of Eureka. Ad'
ministration-J. G. Palmer, Of New ada
B. +. McCuteheon, of Nevada, E. w.
Roberts, of r. & Ready, Michael Sulli-
van, of Nevada, NJ. Cassin, Of Bridgeport,
Pop. Sow.
For County Surveyor; Jack Gamble,
on any side that will nominate him,
For Coroner; Geo. A. Young. of Sac
ramento. and Phil. Moore. (if not homin-
ated to any Of the before mentioned off,
ces.)
Any aspirant, resident of this county
or out, whose name does not appear in
this list. can obtain notoriety by senaing
in his name to appear in supplemental
list next week.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

GREhNHooD has filled up his store
with fine new stock Of tobacco, ci-
gars, &c-articles in his line. Try
him. above the Post Office.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

- Massachusetts has cli artered' a
company with capital ofsloo. 900 900.
with the consent of the Federal CIV.
ernment, build a Pacific Railroad and
Telegraph.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

The Original Colored Minstrels will
perform ir this city some time next
week. They are genuine darkies and
no mistake. They are highly spoken
of by those who have witnessed theii
performances.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

Mss JONES, Miss Avonia Jones has
been playing at Marysvillc to good
houses. The papers of that city speak
of her as a young actress Of decided pro-
mica