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The Nevada journal., 1859-11-25
NllerifS Sale.

DY vIRTUEof an Execution, issued out Of the
Dillon. District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial
District and delivered, for Judgment rendered in
said Court on the 2lst day Of October A. D. 1852 in
favor; Of FRITZ HOlI.ANDER WIN. NELSON
JOHN JOHNSON, H. SMITH sudC. g. 'CARLEY,
aud against CHONG Chinaman, for the Of
Ninety nine e$99O Dollars together with accruing
costs; have levied upon the following property
to-wits An the right title and interest of Chong,
Of in and to certain set mining claims, and min
ing ground located on Missouri Bar. South Yuba
River, Nevada County; State of California.
Said claims bounded ls foil ows to-wit; on the
East by the claims of the Lone Star Company; and
on the West, by the Chinese Company.3
\ Aiseaetacd upon said Choag's interest in and to
a certain water fiume Said Choagss interest being
one tbiFd;copmencng at tho upper end of Cincinnati
Bar, and rpnDing to the bower end Of Missouri Bar,
a5ort,one and . half mfes aa sengtb.
NoSice rs hereby given, sarat on SATURDAY the
Goth. day of November A. D. 1859, between the
hours of O'Clock A. NJ. and 5 o'clock Pa M, will
sell all the right title, interest and claim of said
Chong, Chinaman in and TO the above described
property the Court House door, in Nevada City,
at Public Auction for Cash in hand, to the highest
and best bidder, to satisfy said Ex eeution and all
Costs.
~ J. B. vANHAGEN, Sheriff,
Per Ed Burren, Under Sheriff.
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-25
THEAraE.-Miss Annette Inc

THEATRE.-Miss Annette Ince.
.andicompany still continue to draw
fair houses here andat Grass Valley
], notwithstanding thessI, unfavorablr
.staie Of the weather and the streets.
ieOn Friday night IF last week, on the
occasion Of he benefit to the fire de-
,partmen. SnDd, full house was in at
tepdance, and the play. Madaline or
the Founding of Paris, W rs well done,
sFazio was. the piece for Saturday
might, Blanca is conceded to have
-'been most 'excellently well represen-
tied by Miss Ince.-.
The company, till last evening has
lGeen'-eccupying the: Grass Valley
THEATRE. Last evening was produc.
led onsour boards the celebrated play
of Lncretia Bergia. on which occasion
a. complimentary benefit was tender
ed TO the company by the citizens of
sNevsda. Tonight a grand compli-
nnehtafy benefit is tender ed to Miss
Annette Ince by the ladies of Nevada
We trust there. will be a general turi
out to see Medea. !:
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-25

y ANOTHER MAssAcRR.-A party Of
-pineteen men. women and children on
their way from Iowa to California,
were attacked 25 miles west of Fort
~Hall. on the 3lst Of Ausu Five
we're killed and two childrer are mis-.
sing.
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-25

STocKTON William Biven
has retired from the editorial charge
of this paper, and: intends to devote
his attention to the Weekly Stocktos
Democrat. Il G. Osborn takes the
control of the Argus.
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-25

The San Juan Press relates the sto-
~ of a ghost appearing at Moore's
Flat, and remarks There is just the
ghost of chance that it may be
rue"
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-25
Special Notice.

@ 8. MAYERs wedld'inform the world
and he rest of mankind that he will shortly un-
load; at his old stand, Corner ofCommercial and
Main, "a BIG STOCK OF BOOTS Il SHOES
alone. Not being particularly stuck" after
tie fashion oHmixing up allsorts of business, he
will only deal in Boots and Shoes. Nobody
need, therefore, ask at has establishment for
crow-bars, calicoes nor mush and milk. He
wants it distinctly understood thathe sells no
tape but That snitable feSsb0s strings. But he
does vsnd the best kinds of Doors AND sHOEs
and warrants them to 80 good service Dry
Goods, Groceries and Hardware, he begs to in
form his friends and the public he don't presume
to meddl with.
Nevada Oct 21, $50.
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-25

NAVIGATION 1MURRD.-Tbe Sac
/; ramento papers sound the alarm that
: the American river is depositing the
harbor of Sacramento full Of sediment
4.and spelling navigation.
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-25

Observation-Disclosures Boardman, of
he Grass Valley National after an
editorial course of few weeks, has
retired on his hard earned laurels.
Succe SIS to his successor.
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-25

"A TROUPE of Juvenile actors, under
the supervision of Phelps and Bing-
ham. will shortly visit this place it is
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-25

: OgR San Juan contemporary sug-
gests the name Of 'Argenta for the
new appellation of virginiatown- Say
we call il Felix Argent.
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-25

ALBERT LEE, convicted at San
Francisco Of. hesmurder of his wife.
has been sentenced TO be hung on the
9th of January. -.
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-25

OBsERvAToRY.-An association has
been formed in San Francisco. having
for it's object the erection Of an obser>
vatory. Twelve thousand dollars is
the proposed cost of the construction
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-25
NEVADA JOURNAL
FRIDAY MORNING, Nov. s5, 1859
COUNTY Hosp,rAL.-S U @ =!

CoUN'w HosPirAL.-S U G O Els
-fioSs-I'be laterepoft Of theec oun-
sy physician, for the quarter ending
abe 18th of November, shows that
tforty-eight persons have beentreated
at the Hospital 'duiing the quarter.
seventeen of whom for syphilitic
disease. We avail ourselves Of these
facts as the ethasis Of a suggestion.
. 1be late report of the county Au-
.ditor shows that the heavy drafts
,ayon the INDECENT siok fund conse-
,qnent upon the treatment of.so many
.cases at tue expense of the county,
lis impoverishing the fand, and unless
some relief be afforded viii som rem
.der warrants drawn upon it compare
rfirely werthless. Tine number of
~nsersons asking admission into the
asnspitslis sensibly Iincreasing. while
rthe revenues for their support is not.
Warrants drawn on the fund are
SHssosah but S3 cents. on the dollar at
s5resstt, and soon will not be worth
..shat Rhioe. It is plain. in view Of the
:Tsem'ses, that the EEndigent sick fund
.aaust be.incIeased or the number 81
.;JIsstieptsiin'the county hospital dimin-
,isbsd. We see by tire action of the
sGrapd Jury. of Sacramento cednty
that syphilitic cases are emily in ex-
:sfeme cases recommended to be- al
lowed admission into the hospital of
'tlrat county. The Board of Super
~i.ors Of Sacramento has followed
'up the recewascndation by ressric-
:tive ordinance protective df the in
;te1esis of tie c"m6g and iise claims
.af .maEe meriteIssns cases. We be-
bsfrve II Dorado has also taken
stcps in q like, direction.
I'VE. would. therefore, suggest that
the Board Of Supervisors Of Nevada
county allow none but extreme cases,
of syphili.ic7 disease admission into
dhe county hospital. 1t Is due to
alle bettx,r class of unfortunates, and
no Tie credit of the county that some
Action Of this kind be taken by the
Board of Supervisors.
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-25
2o9 to 2?7. Nineteen se.s,rar

/ 209 to 227. Nineteen sets ,ear 4
rings, each $40, 10, 10. 9. 8, 9, 9. 4.
.8, 3, S, 5,.5.!5,E a. g. z, 9,5,7, 1872
22S TO 2Sn. Ten California
,msae, belt Buckles, each 22, 22,
40, 90. 80, rs, IL, 10, IL, 10, 1914
23S. to 2A4. Seven California
Cob buckles, each SIS, 1s. 2O,12,
f2, f2. H2,r : 1O4
2A5fo sa55. Eleven sets gold
studs. each SO. s, s,s, s. 6, $40,
9,5. 8, 81
2ss. One set sleeve buttons
and studs, 90
25V, TO 261, Five gold slides,
each $3.50. $50 A, 4. 4. 2I|
262, to 26S, Seven California
rings. each 8. sc
269 to 27s, Ten California rings
each Sc, 60
279 to 2s2, Four California
rings, each g.. SO
2s3 to 2SS. Six California
rings, each S. co.
2S9, One gold ring. q
goo, One fine gold hunting en- /
namelled diMnt nd get, lever
watch, Fernoad Robert. maker,
No. sSoa.. 1sot
e-,.t, ,...t- "l
Total -::.s $4,000
if -@t. 6---...-- - IL. q s.A.-.N :
The Prizes wilfbe dlrtrroat.t on on Saturday Eyen
ing DeceRbeF 3ltt, 1859. in the same maniirr a in
the preceding ones, to.wit :-An Drawn Number,
from the first tsthe tw6Kuhdred and ninetietb in.
cusiyc to lake the articiesin thes'Jrder in which
they appear on the list
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-25
SPLENDID GIFT
ENTERTAINMENT
HAS. w. YOUNG,
$4,000 I'M RRIZES,

OFFERS to the Public a Third Gift Entertain
ment, comprising an assortment Of Articles SUI
perior tu anything heretofore presented.
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-25

MA rs /! HATS ! HATSl
TOR SALE, latest ,tyle Of Duel and Soma
l. torHats, By
- SOL. KOHLMAN-s
Nevada. Ntsvember 4th. 1859.
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-25

Nevada, Nov. 4, ie5Q-[.
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC
California Stage Company!
A&AQiR The Stages ofthis company
@E will leave their Office, Ma
E&E-&. tional Exchange, Broad St.
For Sacramento.
Leave Nevada at o'clock, q. m. and arriving
at Sacramento in time for the o'clock boats
for San Francisco.
= For Marysville.
Leave the above named Office every morning
at 81 o'clock, p. m. passing by Grass Valley,
Rough &Ready, Empire Ranch and Long Bar,
and arrivingin Marysviilein time to connect with
the company's 1s'clcck stages toSacramento.
Fer Forest City.
Leave every acraing at 7e'clock for San
Juan, (4nptonviile and Forest city.
Fer Orleans Fiat.
Leave every day at z clock, a. m via Bells
Ranch, Humbug city, Woolsey's Flat, Moore's
Flat, arriving at Orleans Flat at IL m. Return
ing leave Orleans Flat at s o'clock, a. m. arriv-
ing at Nevada atI o'clock, connecting with the
Marysville and. Sacramento stage.
JAS. HAW0RTH, ,Prest.
W. S. McRoberts, Agent.
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-25
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
- - ~
.CHAS. w. YOUNG.
Nevada. Nov. Ie, 1859.
CHRISTIANS CIFTS!!.
s. w. McABEE,
Offer s to .he public a Gift
E n TIER TAINN ENT.

To come off on Saturday Evening
Dec. 24th, 1859. "n which occa-
sion will be distributed
4000 In Fr1zea:
Conaisting Of IS Rtires Of the costly ami bean
tiful articles Of table ware. &c- the most atespts
BILE gifts for Christmas for families imaginable.
The drawn numbers frou one to thirty nve mel "
sve to takeshe articles q they appear zh~H st.
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-25

Among whichr.here are Thirty Fine Gold and
Silves W atches and
8AoO I'm CASHss
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-25

The reguar meetin 60 Of o T0M A H
LODGE, No l6 will he held every Tuesday
evening at the ne hall on Pine street, in Kidd'l
new building
A. II: P9ksr,
The Nevada journal., 1859-03-04

A LUsTRUM CoMPLETE.-Five years
ago this day, the world wasn't much as
tonished at the appearance of the first
journal edited by us. We have COM
pleted an editorial ustrum. but as we
have remained in comparative obscuri-
ty, and accomplished far too little ad-
vancement, the less said about it the
better Trinity Journal
-Four months ago this morning, the
world want much astonished at the
appearance of the first journal edited
by US. The best of the joke is, we hav-
emit astonished any one yet. We have
grown very pathetic or several occasions
lately, but friend of ours told us cadid-
iy that "that ere stuff was cussed fool
ish;" we tried to be witty and wrote
something which we considered "smar.y'
but another chap overturned our loft
imagery by informing Us that it was did.
nonsense" If in four years and eight
months, our spark does not flicker out. if
we doff the editorial harness, and bear
no marks of castigation from the hand
of popular opinion, we will conclude
that we have been fortunate. Nj. Mes
seRser.
The Nevada journal., 1859-03-04

INSANE AsYLuM.-The majority re-
port of the committee that lately visited
the State Asylum for the Insane, for the
purpose of investigating the conduct OF
the officers of the institution towards one
Otis Brett, exhnnerates them from all
blame. Mr.. De Long submitted mi
nority report of which the following is
the 18th:
81 attribute the present position of
Mr.. Otis Brett, to have been caused by
neglect, or rather want of proper medi-
cal treatment whilst in the Asylum, for
| believe that if, even after his feet be-
gan to swell, and attracted attention,
even then, if he had received a proper
degree Of treatment this calamity might
have been prevented, or to a certain ex-
tent prevented"
The Nevada journal., 1859-03-04

DEMOCRATIC PARlY-Pryor, the edi-
tor of the '.Stafcs." Democratic paper.
declares ''that there is no longera Dem
,ocratie party" AS evidence in support
of his declaration, he points to the dis
sensions between Buchanan and Cass,
son popular sovereignty, Buchanan and
Cobb on the tariff, and Buchanan and
Floyd on the Pacific Railroad.
There is another and greater dissen-
sion still, and relates to Lecomton:sm
and slavery. The ultra men of the
South, who are the ardent supporters
of the Administration, approve of
and sustain the Lecompton policy
throughout, whilst Hammond of South
Carolina, pronounces it humbug. The
same ultra men insist upon the passage
of an act of Congress legaliziug the slave
trade, and protecting slavery in the Ter
ritories, whilst its conservative support.
ers either look upon those measures as
of evil tendency or openly oppose them.
There never was an administration
whose discordant sentiments were so ap-
parent as the present, and whose policy
so gratingly in conflict with its profess
sion. Such an Administration desti-
tute alike of consistency honesty fdelit,-
to pledges and duty, is denorliEated
par excellence as democratic If that
be democracy may the good Lord de-
liver us from such democracy.-Sac
Register.
The Nevada journal., 1859-03-04

A MUSICAL DoG.-We saw, yester
day, the richest species of canine gen.
ius that it has happened to us to meet
with. A gentleman came into our Of
fee, accompanied by a remarkably
beautiful and intelligent-looking little
dog, which at once attracted the atten-
tion of every person present, by his
gentleman-doglike department. His
master, to show the points of his little
pet, bade him perform many queer tricks
among them that of singing, or, rather
bowling in tune and time. The little
fellow, when informed of what was ex-
pected of him, sprang into his masters
arms, and, resting his paws upon his
shoulders, proceeded to sing with as
much gusto, and as many gesticulations
of head aud tail as any professor of
the divine art, or any blashing little
lady intent upon captivating a rich and
musically inclined lover. The way in
which his dogship threw his head back
and his tail up. and opened his musical
chops VIXEN he came to the high notes
was wonderful and amusing. We verify
believe that, with little close training.
this canine prodigy would play on
fiddle and write poetry. That he could
be taught to read, we honestly believe.
He receives and comprehends ideas
through the medium of sound-of words
spoken: why not through the medium of
words written What say the
students and theorists ofthe mental phe-
nomena ?--MarysuiHe Erpress.
The Nevada journal., 1859-03-04

Il theme for Leadcr-The St. Louis
correspondent of the Sacramento Union
gives the following interesting matter
relative to the Bennett family. The
theme is good one for leader. The
San francisco National could with pro-
pilety improve the opportunity.
Washington gossip, in tho absence of
anything more weighty at the Capital,
hills very prominent place in the AT
lantic papers of the day and promi-
nent among the notables are the Ben
netts of New York. Since the Herald
has constituted itself-not unwillingly,
either, on the part OF the President. it
would seem-the defender and patron
of the White House, and has underta-
ken to enlighten chivalric Senators of
the South upon the proprieties of society,
the press generally has taken up the
Herald, and Bennett and Mrs. Bennett,
and little Bennett, are the recipients of
marked notoriety. 1t is announced that
in few days Mr.. and Mrs Bennett will
visit Washington-the latter as the
guest of the President, to whom a state
dinner is to be given. All the ladies
OF the Capital-particularly those con-
nccted with the Heads of Departments
are expected to call on Ms. Bennett,
as are also all others who expect to be
kept or stay sin society" The Cheva-
her Wykoff, it is alleged, is now on max
ing the necessary arrangements, The
correspondent of the Philadelphia Press
says:
The old families will struggle for the
preference, and we suspect that no one
can survive who is omitted. General
Cass called in his carriage to see young
Bennett on MS last visit to this city, by
command Of the President, 1t is now
arranged by the Chevalier thet vixen
old James Gordon Bennett reaches
here, the whole Cabinet is to
visit him, j. B. Henry is to announce
them; Appleton isto utter the eulogy,
and Col. Johnson, of the Union, is to sing
"Iary Ann" from the Bonner ver-
sion"
The Nevada journal., 1859-03-04
TOYS! Dolls! Holiday Presents !

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT
SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS =!
Al Broad street, opposite Mayors Shoe Store.
THE ladies and gentlemen of Nevada city and
i county are most respectfully invited to call at
Al Broad street, and examine the largest and best
selected stock of Toys and Fancy Goods, ever ex-
posed in the mountains. The collection is so COM
plete, that in all probability nobody will leave the
store without purchasing. as it comprises large in
voices of India Rubber Dolls, Doll Heads Toys of
all descriptions, Wax, Kid, China and PAPER Dolls.
China SETS Baskets, Buckets, Wagons, Wheelbar
rows, Guns, Swords, Cannons, Drums, Horses. and
Musical instruments of sl kinds, and thousand 9TH
er articles too numerous to mention. Also choice
collection of Gift, Toy and Story Books.
A. PEYSER, At Broad street.
Nevada, December Sd, 1858.
The Nevada journal., 1859-03-04
LONDON
CLUB HOUSE Ct n
TO THE PUBLIC.

- This celebrated Gin--pretendng 10 nothing
but what it is, viz pure and unadulterated arti-
ticlc and assuming artificial merits Of what it is
not, some of its rival imitators do--after five
year. of public approva. and very extensive sales
in California, has been pronounced by the public to
be superior, not only as beverage of general use,
to any other article competing against it, but is
Unrivalled in its Medical Efficiency
in most cases of complaints. To persons travelling
in these days ofrapid transit from East to West,
North to South, who are constantly changing their
water as well their climate who are drinking, in
deed, dozen kinds of water in every twenty four
hours, and each draught containing some property
acting in chemical antagousm to the preceding one
thereby causing an unnatural degree of excitement
to the stomaeh-it is positively and absolutely nee
essary to a counteracting agent From the fact
that the
"London Club House Gin"
is prepared expressly to meet such cxigencies, and
to act know it will act as an antidote we con-
fdently prescribe it the very best article in the
country. The name of "Aromatic ScLeidam
Schnapps' has never been attached in any way to
this article. In first presenting the
London Club House Gin"
to the public, my aim was to give them pure and
unaduterated article of Gin, and to call it by its
right name. The success attending its Introduction
and extensive sale in California is sufficient guar
antee of the high appreciation of the article BY con
sumers.
Various parties have from time to time put up
and shipped to California article which they call
"CLUB House GIN" My Gin which has gained
such a reputation in California, is branded on the
cases,
"Old London Club House Gin, w. II. d"
The bottles also have white Label with fac smile
ofmy signature. I caution all parties to beware of
limitations.
VIM. II. DAILY.
Sole Importer,
jan2S-tf New YORK.
The Nevada journal., 1859-03-04

FREEMAN's EXPRESS Henry Mack
ie opened an office for Freeman's ex-
press, i'll the Jewelry stoie of C. w.
Young, on Tuesday. The new instiiu-
tion is fairly under way. Freeman &
Co. will confne themselves to a legiti-
mate Express business.
The Nevada journal., 1859-03-04

A REPUBLICAN PAPER.-The Da1y
Times, of San Francisco, has passed into
the hands Of Washburn aud Flanders.
and will hereafter be a Republican or
gan. Washburn is capital writer.
The Daily Times, is, we believe the
only Republican paper in the State.
The Nevada journal., 1859-03-04

FoRNEY'S PRESS.-We learn that e5
persons have formed club in this place.
and subscribed for Forney's Press Dou-
BILE that number of copies would be sub
scribed for were a proper exertion made.
The Nevada journal., 1859-03-04

To Separate the offices Mr.. Catalan
of this county has introduced bill to
separate the office of Recorder from that
of Clerk, and to make the Offices sala-
ried. The fees collected to be paid in
to the county Treasury over and above
a sufficient sum to pay the salaries If a
satisfactory fee law cannot be had, we
hope judicious bill similar to that Of
Mr.. Catalan will become law.
The Nevada journal., 1859-03-04

1By the last overland mail we learn
that j. w. Vaudeville, Esq. has been
confirmed as United States Sur, eyor
General of California.
The Nevada journal., 1859-03-04

INFORMATION WANTED Matthew Decker came
to this country in 1850 from New Jersey he lived for
some years in Little York, Red Dog, and Walloupa
if alive of his residence since 1854 will be appreca
ted by his friends and paid for. Address CHARLES =.
ROSS. San Francisco Post Office. feb25lm .
The Nevada journal., 1859-03-04

An ERRoR.-In the synopsis of the
fee bill Of john Caldwell as published
last week there is an error. Please
read "for issuing any writ or process
by which a suit is commenced, seventy
five cents" instead of twenty-five as
published.
The Nevada journal., 1859-03-04

WHERE Is He ?-Wm. Louther, of
Langhlinstown, Pa. wants to know the
whereabouts of his son, Chauncey F.
Louther.
The Nevada journal., 1859-03-04
PisEMIlM HAIR TONIC,

WARRANTED to restore Grey Hairs to their original
color and thin or decayed hairs tohcir youthful uxu.
rance and beauty. Also, 20 cure efTcctually Scurf
and Danlruf. Reasons why it should be used in pre-
ferance to any other preparation for the hair.
Frsone bottle will restore grey hairs TO ITS oriena
color
Second-One half bottle will cure the worst case Of
Dapdruf.
Third-Theres is oil in the preparation, and win
not soil the finest linen.
This is chemical preparation and has bee IN nufas
turcd for many years in the Atlantic States and Sof
cred to the public and guaranteed best ah
orative now in use.
= This Hair Tonic was awarded special diplom
at the State Fair, Marysviie. August last.
Manufactured only al the Drug Store of
5. 7. WATTS. Marysyilfe
And sold by E. T. SPENCE, Nevada
Dcc3-tf
The Nevada journal., 1859-03-04
Notice.

MY wife, Ann Schmidt having left my bed and board
WI hereby give notice that will not be responsible
for debts contracted by her
JOHN SCHMIDT.
Feb 49, la5s-lms
The Nevada journal., 1859-03-04
Pike County Market.

OVERLAND MAIL ARRIVED FROM PIKE COUNTY IN
OLD MISSOURI RI!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Z. P. ROU SSIN,
AXES this method of announcing to the public
that he has disposed of his interest in the Shasta
lie, and that he is now, like Tom. Es1top "solia-
ry and alone" in
VARIETY STORE,
At the old stand No. Is, Commercial street, where
can be found at all times in the richest profusion
and of the choicest qualities Game Of all kinds in
season; Fresh Eggs, Butter, Potatoes, Fresh Meats,
ofevery description, such as Pork, Beef, Mutton,
Veal, &C. Also, Sourcrout, and Vegetables in seas
on, Onions and Fish,
COME ONE, CONE ALL.
Remember No. Is Commercial street.
z. P. ROUSSIN.
Nevada, Feb 25th-tf
The Nevada journal., 1859-03-04
Notice.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing between
l. the undersigned in the "St. Louis Saw Mill -
is this day dissolved A d. Skillman being now
the sole proprietor will continue the business here
tofore.
A. D. SKILLMAN.
F. j. McWORTHY.
February 23d, 1859.
The Nevada journal., 1859-03-04

DEATH OF WM. III. PREsCoTT.-Pres-
colt, the historian died on the 2Sth of
January in the 63d year of his age
He WIS the most accomplished of Amer
lean historical writers.
The Nevada journal., 1859-03-04

LEGISLATIVE BALL-The better half.
'ourself, and the proprietor," acInowl-
edge the reception of plimcntary in
vitations to attend the Legislative Ball
to be given at the National Theatre,
Sacramento, tonight. The roads are
too bad, gentlemen, but we hope you
will have Il glorious time.
The Nevada journal., 1859-03-04

HUTcHING's MAGAzINE-Th March
No. of this publication has been distrib-
uted. The article on the Big Trees, the
only one we have read, is worth reading