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The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01
Dissolution,

THE partnership heretofore existing between T. N
Il Coin ana L. stiefci under the name Of ST erel
CVnr is this cay dissolved ty mutual consent
All persons indebted said firm are resuc..ad ..
make Immediate iajment.
L. STIEFEL,
Nevada, July !, '59-lm
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01

The Lecomptons exhibited their chiv-
airy by nominating none but southern
men to office with but single excep-
ton or two. 1t is all right if thereby the
best men were selected.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01

Capt. Hope writes the Mountain
Messenger that man named Hudson
living at Oh andlerville. has invented a
drilling machine which bids fair 10 come
into general use for running tunnels &c.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01

Spare the Irees-is the imploration of
Brother Avery. Unfortunately we have
none to snare.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01

HoME JoURNAL.-The California
literary journal of this lame has assumed
a new dress. Success to it.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01

James Churchman, Esq, has con-
sented to deliver the oration at North
San Juan on the 4th.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01

EMEUTE.-The State Prison was the
scene of another outbreak on the 25th
ult. Forty prisoners escaped. They
were fired on by the guard and FIVE kill
ed andten wounded. One of the keep
ers was knocked down. Something must
be wrong at the prison. Under the con-
troll of the State these eweates are un.
common
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01

HorasesGreeley had reached Fort
Bridger by. last advices, en- route for
California.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01

James Madison Crane. Familiarity call
ed "Judge Crana," has found rival
candidate for Congress-in the person of
Major Dodge. Which, will represent
Carson Valley is uncertain.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01

UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFic.-Fron
the hands of Rev. A. S. Gibbons, we
have received copy Of the catalogue
of the above mentioned Institution
The course of studies selected for the
student is good one and we are glad to
see the University has goodly number
of students. The tuition is remarkably
I low for California. The University is
located in the beautiful valley of Santa
Clara,
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01

oome twenty hoa,es were destroyed
by hrein the Chimes, quarters of OroYille
on the 9th ult.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01

PAUL MoRPHY has accepted a NUM-
hcent offer to edit chess department
In the New York LMger.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01

YOUNG LADIES SCHooL.-Miss Phil
ips, young lady of rare accomplish
ments, will open select school for
young ladies in the brick church on the
11th inst.-Monday week. We would
earnestly recommend parents to try
home schools first, before sending their
children abroad and from their,own care
and supervision.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC
California Stage Company

California Stage Company
0EiO The Stage. Of this company
I@lTgSAA will leave their Office, National
&&N-s N 80 E 1chsneE, Broad street.
Fer Sacransuto.
Leave Nevada at 1 o'clock, a. N. and arriving
at Sacramento in time for the 9 O'clock boats for
San francisco
For Marysville.
Leave the above named Office every morning at
o'clock, a. m. passing by Grass Valley, Rough &
Ready, Empire Ranch and Long Bar, and arriving
in Marysville in time to connect with the cofnpaIy
o'clock stages to Sacramento.
For Forest City.
Leave every morning at o'clo ck for San Juan,
Camptonville and Forest city.
For Orleans Flat.
Leave every day at 1 o'clock, p. No via Bells
Ranch, Humbug city, Woolsey's Flat, Moore
Flat arriving at Orleans Flat at 6 p. m. Return
ing leave Orleans Flat at 4 o'clock a. m! arriving
at Nevada at o'clock, connecting with the Marys-
vile stage through to Sacramento in one day.
JAS. HAW ORTIZ, Prest.
W. S. McRoberts, Agent.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01

DEPARTURES Many of the Oldest
citizens of Nevada have left for trip to
the Atlantic States. They go On the
steamer Of the 5th.
Among the number are Charles Marsh,
j. G. Birdseye, Thomas Whartenby, J.
B. Moore, W. W. Gates. Miss Phena
Macara, Miss Rebecca Burnett and Mrs
Hoyt. Charles Marsh is the oldest set
tier in Nevada having arrived here on
the 3oth July 1S49. The next oldest
settler of the county is supposed to be
Mr.. David Bovyer who came month
or two later than Marsh. Mr.. Whar-
tenby is another old settler. He work
ed at mining on Deer creek few miles
below this city we believe in October
1S49, and soon after came here 70 reside
permanently. we earnestly wish the
above named ladies' and gentlemen a
delightful trip.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01

Col. Baker opened thecampaign on
the goth ult at Pe.alumal
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01

Ripe apricots have made their ap-
pearance in Sacramento
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01

d. r. ASHLEY pEcEINEs.-Hon. D
R. Ashley nominated by the Anti lie.
compton Democracy for State Treasurer
declines the honor in the following. letter
we clip from the Union. We have been
expecting to see the document daily.
Ashley. we didn't believe, had the re.
motest idea of being treated like a pair
of skates in dog days-laid up in a pas
sive position to rust, Here is the let
ter.
MONTERREY, June 21', 1859.
d.. J. F. Morse and Others Of the Anti-
Leconspton State Committee
From the newspapers 1 learn that by
the Democratic State Convention. con-
vened'at Sacramento'on the 10th insta mt,
l was nominated for Stats Treasurer
but there is no propriety in running for
an Office would not assume if elected,
and having no desire for a position Of
that passive charac.er,. the nomination
is not accepted.
Tam, etc.,,
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01

Bricks Bricks Bricks
100 000 First Rate Bricks just burned and foI
lOO1OOO sale one mile from Nevada ON the Red
Dog Road Orders left with Geo. w. Welch, will bS
promptly attended to- je2i WIN. O'DONNEL.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01
Friday Morning, July ], 1859.
TERMS OF THE PAPER.

TERMS OF THE PAPER.
r,r One Year, in advance (sent by mail IS 90
:; . Six Months, in advance. do. do ., 90
For Throe Months, delivered by carrier .... 90
G- Adverisnsnts eonspicuously inserted al
reasonable rates.
TO Papers sent by mail payable in advance
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01

Reform ina Horn.-Our Lecompton
friends in convention assembled at Sac
ramento, were singularly oblivious to
the constitutional convention question.
They forgot the greatest and best mea-
sure of reform ever proposed in the
State. Why, is plain enough. So long
as the offices are in their bands with
their enormous profits, and so long as the
prospect of succession is bright, the
politicians are not fools enough to jeop-
ardize their bread and butter and drink
by going for a constitutional convention.
The argument is reduced to few words
the people can live possibly under
their present burthens a year or two
longer but the politicians can't. This
logic seems to have been omnipotent in
the Lecompton convention, which spent
its patriotic forces in namby pamby re-
solutions to every one Of which the
party is either treacherous now, or will
be before the moon gets ever with it
tallying changes. Those resolutions,
dubbed in the aggregate a platform,
mean nothing as they stand, and it was
proper that resolution fayoring a con-
stitutional convention was kept out of
the association. The platform would
not have been homogeneous. One part
of it would have been without any
meaning, while the other would have
been fraught with terrible import to the
politicians. Life or death hung possibly
upon the action of the convention. The
question to be considered was, which
should enjoy the life.lease and its immu-
mites. the people or the political leeehes.
As the latter were umplres as well as
parties, it is no wonder that they deci-
ded to- live themselves. They so dsci-
ded and the constitutional convention
question was "alluded to in silence
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01
Positively at Cost Prices /.

This stepis found necessary in order to give room
in our establishment for the steady new arrivals of
merchandise we are about to receive from the Bay
Ladies will therefore please call and examine our
stock which is yetwell supplied for the season. be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. We insure to give good
bargains usual to one and all.
S. LUBECK & co.
I'll ,snf
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01

PATENT AMALGAMAToR.-E Whea-
ton has politely showed us the apparatus
and process of Mr.. j. S. Briggs, for I'm.
pregnating blocks with quicksilver to be
used in the bottom Of sluices. 1t is simple
and easily described. A tube is formed
with two chambers. into the upper one
of which quicksilver is introduced
Opening valve in the partition between
the chambers the quicksilver descend 3
into the lower one which has for its floor
the block to be impregnated. The valve
is then closed. Pressure is then applied
to the tube which forces the sharp edge
of the bottom end into The wood, and of
course COMPRISING the quicksilver in
the chamber The force applied is SO
great as to drive the quicksilver in mi
mute particles through block four in
ches in thickness. By repeating the
process over the upper surface of the
block the whole wood is thoroughly i'm
pregnated with quicksilver. The Sc
blocks when used in the bottom of sluices
will present till worn out an entire
amalgamating surface. AS the surface of
the block is worn away by attrition, the
more deeply imbedded quicksilver is
being constantly exposed.
1t is claimed that the invention will
save vast afnohnt of fine gold which
by present modes of sluicing is lost 1t
seems reasonable, and we believe this
claim well founded. Several of our
most prominent 'miners have adopted
the mercurialized blocks,
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01
OIL OF VITRIOL

EFF. SPENCE. Main St.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

With cordial welcome, and we will endeaVOr to find
players who will interest you.
We have spacious ballroom where we meet
occasionally, aud have . good OldEashiOued dance
none Of your prim, stately affairs, with French
and frills, but genuine good time, where enjoy
ourselves. There b just one thing wanting to make
US the most happy and thriving little community in
the mines. We want little more dimity. Now
II there Is any place where ladies are plenty, and
they will trade some Of them 70 Us for few BrOd-
erickites we are their customers This, at the first
glance, may look like a"h heads win you lose
sort of game, on our part but recOllect you can
make the BrOds serve an excellent purpOse-use
them a. we do, 90 friRhtful example Of what men
are capable Of becoming when they swervc from the
true faith. The ladies must be IN No. article to
compare with those that we have. Bless their lit
tie gEzardsI they are all that We could wish, and
some Of them more o. II possible In short, to sum
this matter all up, we have some Of the best claims
the best society, the handsomCst women, the pref
test and fattoat babies, and Of them, than any
other one horse camp on this side Of Brigham
YOung's dOmIuiOns GRIMES.
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SHlcrlM,n Sale.

DY virtue Of order Of sale Issued out Of the Clerks
Once Of the Hon. District Court Of the 18th Judi.
ciA District, In and for II Dorado County, judy
Ment rendered the 2Sth day Of February, d. 1885,
Hannah Barr his wife, for the Of Two Thousand and
Seventy nine OlOO Dollars with interest thereon the
rate OF three per cent per month from the said 18th
day Of February \. y. lHS9, together with the Of
SiSty-our 6S 100 Dollars, costs Of suit, and accrung
costs have levied upon aud will expose to Public Sale,
at the Court House In the City Of rlacerville,
On the SOth day Of April.
A. d. eS, at 10 o'clock A. ~, al the right title, In
ercSt and claim the said j. d. Barr and Hannah barr
HE wife had on the 2eth day Of August A. d. 1855
ct any time Thereafter Of In and to the following de-
seriOed n.OrtEagcd property: lying and being Ia the
Ca!iornia, to wits That piece parcel 1T Of land ON
the North eide Of Main street, short distance below
the mouth Of Cedar Ravine and fronting said street
seventy feet, and running back the width
HanRtOwn Creek. bounded the West by the property
Of VIM. 9. Burns, and on the East by the lot OF VIM s.
known AZ the Cedar Ravinc House and which burnt
In the fire OF July 0h 1885, together with tue Improve
mentS and appuTtenances belonging thereto. The pro
cecde Of said sale amer paying the above Of
four CLEO Dollars, then to be applied to the satisGAc
tion Of the following portion Of said principal Of
said Judgment. to wit the sum of Twelve Hundred and
Thirty DolaFs with interest thereon at the rate
above specincd. win then expose TO public sae. at
the time and place above mentioned al the right title,
iuterrst and claim, both 81 said Deendans had on the
And 70 the same noTgagsd property a6ove described,
the prOeseds 81 such last aAls will BE- applied the
isaetOn Of the remainng portion Of said Judgment
Wit the cum Of Eight Hundred and Forty -four 0lOO
Dollars, With the aceTuing lntsTeSt thereon.
T. HO0ARDUo,
Sheriff Of b Dorado County. CaliGnFuia.
BY W. J. BURwRLL, Under sheriff. l."
SheTi6's OGee, PlAcerviIle, April 9th, 1882
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IULLIN
LETTER FROM "A VIVID m1sHlrAN."

IDLSvILLs, April II, 1869.
EDIroRs DEMocRAT: ThelAtc Atlantic news brings
Us the tdings Of the visit Of William smith O'rien
" the United States. Few men have crossed the
Atlantic under brighter auspices. uewill be hailed
BY the American people with an enthusiasm not &C.
corded " any visitor since the days Of Laiayette-
His own COuntrymen will greet him with the eeIs-
brated /" hundFed thousand Welcomes" His patri.
Osisu his purity Of PURPOSE his high sense Of honor,
HE unSpotIed fame. his dUvOIiUU to freedom. have
won for him "gOlden opinions" in all ChristendOm.
The chamPin Of the people u welcome in oil lauds.
This high and universal appreciation Of Ais efforts
and saereCs iu the cause IL liberty must give i'm.
pulse TO the spring Of many noble emotions 10 his
miad-muSt Danish the memory Of many day Of
weary exile. OF many lonely hour spent In his Taa.
maaisa prison house.
More than decade Of years ago be, with many
others, siung with the sense Of wrUuK piled on
wrong. OfyrAnny upon tyrnny,-ailer al peacea'
bic and legitimate ways had failed to draw some
measure Of justice from England SOr hls country
rose In open FebelliOa and boldly cOnftOntsd the
power Of the OppTssSOF. stalking lGs. reputation,
property, eli upon the cast and be stood the ha1.
ard Of the die" The history Of that affair L. we'll
known. Through the indlGsrsnos II some. the dc.
SerOn OfO,hers, and the bitter oppOstiOu Of more,
Il scarcely had beginning The gloomy ne OfIre-
land attsnded It. but Il was the means Of adding
aUO'hsr brilliant baud " her noble army Of mar.
trs,"
The principles Of ts were right Ills an imPerl-
Gus necessity, It Ii . sacred duty for Ireland to
throw Oh the dominion Of England. The happiness
Of ireland invoices H. Tie prosperity Of Ireland ~
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SRAerlM,a SnIe.


10y virtue Of order Of sale Issued out Of the Clerks
~ Once Of the Hon. District Court Of the 18th Judi
eial District, in and for II Dorado county, on udg-
ment rendered on the H5d day Of February A. D. 1859,
In favor Of Ezra Chase and against Constantine Xix for
the sum Of Three Thousand Five Hundred and ThTtecn
and S0l00 Dollars, with interest thereon at the rate Of
10 per cent per from the said 25d Of February
D. 1859, together with the Of Thirty-sx 65-lO0
dOars, costs Of puit and accrung COSTS Ihave levied
upon and will expose to public sale at the Court House,
In the city OF PlaceTVille,
On the I'D Day Of May,
D. 1859, At 10 O'Clock A. NJ ell the right, title inter-
est and clasu the said Constantine Hix had the 18th
day Of september lSSOf in and to the following DESERT
bed morSaged property, to wits The following DESERT
bed tracts of land lying and being In the County Of Fl
Dorado, to Wit; The "New York lOuse together with
all the improvements thereon together with hun
dred and sixty acres Of land said premises about
three miles below the Green Springs the Sacramento
road also, the "Old Mormon Ranch" at White Oak
ePringe being the came that said ix bought Of n.
White, Administrator Of the estate Of Dr. Simmons,
deceased containing hundred and sixy acres with
all improve msnts thereon.
sheriG's Once, Plaeerville, April 9th, D. 1889.
T.. BOGARDCS,
Sheriff Of Fl Dorado County, California.
usl BY W. J. BCkwRLL, Under Sheriff.
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Petition in Inoolvenov.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COan0y Of q DSrSAA-ln n.
= County Court 70 and 3. sAa COaAly-GEOAalE l.
VAUGHAN ~. HIS CREDITORS 10 ~ EHas,e ~
George L. Vaughan. an lnsnlvsnt D<A1or-
Pursuant to order Of Hon. JMea JOAaaam NsA,e ~
the Court Aforesaid, notice hereby glvea ~ he crS
ltOFs o. said lns0avsn George h. vaghan = - 40
pear ectOre The Court Aforesaid, in opr0 Cesss q -
Court llOass o. sad County In the City 81 ae~rrs e
the ID day OF May, A. D. 1859. al the Aear 81 la e
show cause, u any they Why eAs pFav~e e 40 Ia
solvent should not be Grantr aud en- SsSazsNA q -
es.aee b oaAs, aad he - aeAafgs4 A0A - 49, 81
and provided: and. In the meanels q b 0EIsrVl Tat n
Judicial PrOe~edinRS against SAID InaavenA - ssaysA
Witness my hand aud the seaA 81 al CsSF NrV0As
T.. 81 amSed As oee IN the city e PaaesRvil< ~
Twenty .e1xth dAy 81 March, ease nS1IlHl o0s H.
sand eight hundred and ahy-Alne.
A, d. wALDRON, Cert.
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scIBNcB HAS NEE uHaOHs, not less than war, which
annihtlatse an that the former hes done for manknd
10 eOmethtng 70 Be celebrated In either Of the
word, and Dr.. l.. J. CzAPKAY, one Of those stin-
gushed extles who accompanied KOssuth In bis Eight
TO America has attained In the estimation Of MAORI
~ Of men, that high position graduate Of the un
veFsiiy 81 BY the authorities Of the
famous JOaephnNn Institute Of Vienna he had aleady
started upon brilliant career, In his native land, when
the War Of the Revolution broke the young
tiOner at enrolled himself upon the side Of HE
eOuntrys defenders. History has already done justice
70 the services which he rendered that they
have been endorsed by his General well By al hts
companions In arms, until doubt remain ~ 70 HE
merits.
30 well convinced Of HE skill we're those among whom
he had cast his lot this sled VI Atlantic, that the
Philadelphia College Of Medicine cheeTfuya ec0Tded
him diploma and the honorary title VI H. Lille skll
and efficiency in the treatment Of the certain VHIh u
diseases to hch without regard 10 the VI dis
appointed rivals, he has devoted himself have breOms
90 widely known ~ to need further indOISen.ent-
Thousands have been preserved from irTetriryabe de-
sructon BY timely resort to the services Of Dr. L.
CHapkay, whose Office IL at the Medical and Surgical
Institute, Sacramento street, opposite the building
Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
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Correspondence Of the Democrat.

SHlrH's Far. April IL, 1859.
MESsRs EDIToRs: ] have been somewhat surDrised
that you have not had correspondent from this
Camp knowing. ~ do, that we have many among
US VI acknowledged ability who, although more &C.
custOlned TO welding the pick aud shovel than The
peu, could, if they were inclined use the latter
with credit TO themselves and probably profit 10
your readers. AZ none IT Is class have seen a. "a
take hold Of this NATTER will endeavor to pOst YOU
occasionally upon matters and things that occur
here.
Our town lies neatled among the foot hills about
two miles east Of Placervie and as all wclI.rcRu.
lated towns should be- IL divided into wards or sec
lions, viz: SPunky Hollow, Hardscrabble, White.
wash Avenue. aud Granitevilie. There are abou,
twenty families. and from sixty to eighty young
men who are not bleaaed with better half and the
young respOnsibilIl'ss; 10 which add about thirty
Cinnamon and few BrOderickitea, aud yOu have
the sum total Of our population.
There arc few surface claims that are paving
we'll, but we depend the mOst upon the tunnels,
somO Of which are moro than Q thousand feet IN
length, but the most Of them dad pay dirt By run.
ming iFOm three to Eve hundred feet. Nearly. al Of
them ere paying WE'LL and bid air 10 do 90 for years
to come.
We have good building. built By Subscription,
that wo Hss tOr church, school HOUSE, club
aud other public purposes. Our school 10 well ct
tendsd and ia thriving finely under the manage,
meat Of last one Of che - well, no matter
while the spiritual alhlrs Of young America ar'
duly looked ailsF st The Sabbath school every Sab
bath aNsraOOn. IL the winter season, when The
evenings are long, We hold Lyceum once a week
where our embryo CiOeFOs have chance to spread
themselves. Our chess club L In full blast aud |.
composed Of about twenty members, part Of whom
can pay the game sOsne We meet every Saturday
evening at The school house, and ifany Of your city
gents can mako Il convenient TO CALL you will NEE
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DECLARATION Of Intanfion-

IN LOUIS, Wifs % EDWARD LOUIS7 a. i9SeerSsis-
TOWnshlp, III Dorado coanty and state ~ CseSrN -
hersey declare that tntsaa 70 n NJ o@N -
", the bsiness Ofbuyng, aoHg aAa FAiSnR ea1tIs an
other ktnaS Of Staek, aud mining and as Sayne SeN
other bneiness ~ may thereuntO appeFtain Ard viii
be individually responsible Cor all debts eoatTae1Sd Hv
me and after this date and the amount ~ eaptcl
sand dolIArs. ~
1859. JINSHA T0i.Ss -
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Rridm MoAiM

NOTICE ls hereby glVSa tAAA IT, unAarSHnsA vt aAs
IN apeeason 10 NE hsAseeAAs eAs noaFa e RapseVt
Of n D0radO County CAlleralA. - OsaA = - ~
be heard. br renewal Of ae0as4 = kO10 m -
at The eroeshg 81 The As FORk - he Cesaaasa NV.
known a. hnaAnh bridge. hr three asalAA
n. Z. AARru0loNRw.
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TO THE INT8R1o1 MERCHANTS
And Others InAaRou1sd.
VII. II. DoV1R q Co.,
ROeRoaWon oeWa
Pioneer Coffee and spice Willss
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AdministraAoraa No4ica.

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n wALTxR v. RkINOADA (lASa q PaAasRVlas q D
Dorado CoaaaSQ DseeAasa, are As<esH 1aA = PsSsaaA
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r., n PlaeeFvie within oakAa 6on - a. Hsse
o. 0r the zane WIN be tsseNaR NaEReA
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