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The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03
sraxws.-The Cincinnati Gazette. of

STRxws.-The Cincinnati Gazette. oi
May Sd says:
simultaneously with the rumored ne.
gotiations betwee,s Buchanan and Doug
las. at Washington. remarkably fra
ternal state of feeling has broken out
between the organs of these two mag
mates, in illinois. The Buchanan paper
a. Chicago declares its readiness to sup
port Douglas, il nominated at Charles
ton, and the leading Douglas organ at
Springfield, gives like pledge in regard
to Buchanan
Weare assured by gentleman of the
highest respectabilii y, and influence that
the leading popular sovereignty demo-
Gratis east are fearing Douglas will give
in his adhesion to the administration.
Bets have been offered tha: in three
months his affiliation with that party
will be complete.
We do not know how near Douglas
may be to the point of reconciliation
but it is certain thing that his associ-
ates in the popular sovereignty cause
distrust his stability, and caution is ell
Joined against too prominent use of his
name in connection with the principles
he was lately so warmly advocating.
The item from the Cincinnati Gazette.
above quoted has a tendency to strength
en- suspicion.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03
cOnStalle's Sale.

by virtue of an Exeeuton to delivered issued fr
~ the Court II e, " Smith, Esq, an acting Justice
the Peace in and for fhe county aforesaid bearing AL
May 18th, 1852 To satisfy Judgment rendered bS 81
Court on the 18th day Of May 1889 in favor of L.naJ
Meice and against Moses McCarey for the of e3s
debt interest, damages and costs of suit have take
IN Executonand will sch TO the highest bidder for ca
the following described property. to-wit All the rei
title and Interest Of Moses Mct arey in and to certss
lot of mining claims situated on Fly creek in the Tow
snip OF Nevada and known as the Fly Creek claims
Also all his right title and interest in and to lot of mil
ing claims situated ON Masquito creek the township
Neva1a ana known a. Also all his righ
title and interest IN and to certain watt Ditch whid
conveys water from Big Deer Creek to said claims.
will sell the at the Court House door in Ney
city, at public auction, on FnIDAY.Jun 10Th betwee
o'clock. NJ and5 o'clock, P, NJ, Taken as the proI
efty of said defendants to satisfy the demands a.
accruing costs. J. .B. GRAY, Constable.
Nevada May Goth, 1859.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03
Candidate for County Treasurer.

We have been requested to announce the nance
U s. GREGORY, as a candidate for the office Of
county Treasurer at the ensuing election.
Mr.. Greg ry, neither claims to be exclusively ~
Independent andidate nor partisan one, but will
be happy to receive the nomination of any respect
able body If his fellow citizens Of whatever shade Of
political opinion. He claims to have no party to
serve in the event of an election, save alone the
great party to which every good, taxpaying citizen
elongs-the party having always at heart the pub
lie welfare.
If may 90
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

monthly EEcrUREs.-Arrangements
have been made for monthly lectures at
the NJ. E. Church, for the purpose Of
meeting deficiencies in the. monthly
incidental expenses. The FIRST lecture
will be delivered at the church on Broad
street. on Monday evening June 9Th by
Rev. d. A. Dryden. Subject-"0ur-
selves Tickets Of admittance at the
door. &l,00.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

GRAND JURy.-The Grand Jury clo-
sed their session, and submitted II cir
final report on Wednesday morning.
The number of complaints made was 9,
which complaints were passed upon as
hhows. murder, one indictment; ssault
with deadly weapon, one; assault with
an intent to- commit murder. one OBJ
structing and irjn,ing the public nigh
ay, oresimple assault. one bills ignored
two bills dismissed, two
The grand jury compliment the Die
trict Attorney for his assistance and ad-
vice at all times rendered; pass favor
ably upon the condition Of tie county
jail and the care prisoners. also upon the
conduct Of the county hospital.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

TRAcY's LETTER.-F, p. Tracy one
of the leaders of the Republicans. has
written letter to a friend in Amador,
giving his views on the phases of the
slavery question entertained by the
parties of the country and suggesting
the probable course Of his party. Mr.
Tracy states the matter clearly and pro-
perly. Read the letter ia the Union OF
Tuesday.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03
InsoIyent Notice.
In County court, Nevada county, State of Caforni,
In the matter Of the Petition of cor &c W. PRIV,

In County court Nevada county State of California;
In the matter Of the Petition OF George W. PryoI
Insolvent Debtor
DURSUANT to an order of the Honorable Thos.
L H. Caswell, county Judge in and for Nevada
county. Notice is hereby given to all the creditors
of said Insolvent to beand appear before the Hon.
orable the county court aforesaid in open court at
the court Of said court in the city and county
of Nevada, the 22d day of, June 1859, at 10
O'clock A. NJ. of that day, then and there to show
cause, if any they can, why the prayer of said In
solvent should not be granted, end an assignment
OF his Estate be made and he be discharged from
his debts and liabilities in pursuance of the statute
in such case made and provided, and in the mean
time all proceedings against said Insolvert be
STAYED.
~ ~ Witness my hand and the seal
IT, OE\of said court this the 18th day Of
N L. S. May, A. D. 1852.
NN RUFUS SHOEMAKER, clerk.
Per- S. Lambert, Dep
JAS Cnurchman. Atty fr Petitioner. m2O
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

The R,DeR.-The Miners, the Eureks
Lake, Grizzly, and Humbug Canon
bitches have been consolidated and be-
come the property Of one company
making the largest piece of ditch prop
erty in the State. A few weeks will
complete the connection between the
bitches near Eureka They will then
be in position to furnish an abundant
supply of water at all places on the
ridge. DIR. Weaver has made arrange
ments for the early completion Of bis
ditch. and it is expected. that with the
coming competition, the price Of water
will be reduced to more reasonable rates
The miners on the upper fats are all
busy, and. report says, with good sue
cess. At uuinbug the mines are being
more extensively worked, and with a
very marked improvement over former
years. On Marguarita and Villa Rica
hills. washing is continued day and night
without stopping. The New York Co.
took out last week. working seven men,
Sll4O. Other claims in the vicinity are
paying in the same proportion.
1t is said that the miners of Kencbee
and Columbia Hill will commence work
on Weaver's ditch. as So OH as prelimi-
nary arrangements can be made, receiv-
ing for thei, labor scrip payable in wat
er at twelve and half cents per inch.
The supply of water, instead of begin
ming to fail, as has been the case in all
past years, becomes more regular and
abundant, as the season advances, ard
the ridge. from Cherokee ur, will this
summer gather harvest Of gold une-
qualed by that of any preceding year.
JAY.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03
L L @ u q F .
ENGLISH AND ALE.

In casks and bottles San Francisco Ale, in barrels
hf barrels.
Stoughton's Btters; Hostteer's Bitters Boxers
tiers; Wolfe's Schrapps Voldte'rs Schnapps
Turner's Ginger Wine; Gordons Raspberry Syrupy
Sherry, Port and Caret wines; Choice French and
American brandy.
Holland Gin American Gin. Scotch whisky, Club
House Gin, Monongahcia Whisky, Lemon Syrup.
~ Orders for Goods not in our line will receiv
prompt attention.
All goods shipped TO will be forwarded with
dispatch to all paris Of the mines
SHEATH ARNOLD.
Sacramento, May 2e-3m.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

Justice DoNE.-Arclie and Boley.
who made an attempt to rob Nichols
some, time since, on the Forest City
road. have received their trial at Marys-
vile and been convicted. They were
both sent to the psnitentiary for . term
of ten years
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

GIFT ENTERTAiNMRNT.-T a few
days Mr.. @. w. Young. viii announce
another gift entertainment. on a large
scale. The gifts will be entirely new
and of the most valuable character such
as will be sure to be highly appreciated
by al.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03
SherifS. Sale.

virtue OF an Execution 10 directed issued ou Of
ID the District Court OF the lith Judicial District ON
the 18th day of January A. ID 1853 favor of John
Ryan and sgains VIM f. s. Alien T Robinson for the
of Thirteen Hundred and fftyseyep dollars debt
with interest the said sum of 1857 from the 18th day
OF Jsnuary 1855 At the rate of perceut per month
until paid Ihave levied upon the following described
property to wit '-AlOf Wm. f. Robinspns right tte
and interestof in ana 10 certain mining claim or claim.
situated on the north side of Montezumz Hill Bridge.
port Township, called the Terry & ,o's claim, COM
mencing in certain ravire. at point about Quarter
of mile south of Rays Ranch bounded on the north by
vacant land on tie east by Scotch companys claims on
the South and West by Golden Gate eompany's Claim,
Also-Thst certain Tract of Land ON the South Ynb.
River about ii We miles from Nevada at Iobinsoni. Ton
Bridge, and known as Robnson's Peach Orchard And
garden con- aiming about nine acres together with en-.
closures &c.
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY the 2ls,
day Of May 1852 between the hours of 10 o'elock A
and O'Clock, p. NJ, in front of the Court Uouso
door, in the city ofNev ada will sell public suction TO
the highest bidder for cash IN hand the
property TO satisfy and pay the afures
Given under my hand NJ Office the city of Nevada
on this the 2sth day of April, a D. 1859.
By ED BuRRELL, Deputy.
The above sale is postponed till SATURDAY, May
2Sth, 1859. =
S. w. BORING, Sheriff.
The above sale is postponed to Saturday, Juns
4th, 1859.
S. w. BORING. Sheriff.
Per Ed. Burrell Den
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

COLLINS THE CoMEDIAN.-Collins
gave another of his side splitting enter
tainments at the theatre, on Saturday
night last, to fine house. The com.
pany will soonIbe on their mirth provok.
ing tour, visiting San Juan, and ether
places. Success attends the troupe.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

EPISCOPAL SERvICE.-The hour for
holding Episcopal service at the court
house is changed from 3. P. NJ. to IL. A.
Nat the latter hour the services will
be held hereafter till further notice.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

DR.. ToQUEviLLE. known to Ameri-
cans as the author of Democracy in
America" is dead. His age was fifty. -four
years.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

REPUBLICAN CoNvENTIoN.-We have
only time to say that the Republicans
met yesterday in County Convention.
and after much discussion upon the poll
cy of nominating ticket finally. voted
50 to do. The following is the ticket:
For Sheriff, VIM ButterfcId. Nevada;
Clerk. j. l. Sykes, Grass Valley: Trea-
surer, Alex Frazer, San Juan; Assess.
or, - Whitman, Rough & Ready;
District Attorney A. A. Sargent, Ne.
vada; County Surveyor, John R. Archi.
bald. .Br'dgep't; School Sup Rev. NJ. Kel.
logg. Grass Valley; Public Administra
tor, Jas. H. Moore, Bridgeport; Senator,
Jas. Collins, Bridgeport; Assembly, E.
H. Gaylord, Little York, A j. Elder
Bloomfield. A. B. Dobson, Rough &
Ready, Frank Crawford French Corral,
D. Crittenden, Nevada.
The ticket much as be may said
against the policy of nominating it. is
composed Of men of excellent moral
character generally good ta1-paymg
citizens, and Of standing influence and
ability.
If the Republicans adhere tojt the
administration party has only to walk
over the course in the eanyass.
The Republicans adopted resolutions
stating tina: they had not been governed
by strict adherence to party in some Of
their nominations-they presented men
of worth that honest men of every party
could support.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

EEElGseus NoTIcE.-Rev. Mr.. Brad
bury (Baptist1 will preach at the Dtisk
Church on next Sunday At le3 .. m.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

SHoK LEATHER.-S. Mayors has just
returned from below with an addition Of
$1,000 worth Of shoots and shoes to his
ormer stock. 1t isa capital place, his
store, now to get elegantly shod.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03
Notice to & Olltract0rs !!

NOTICE is hereby given that proposals will bs
~ received by the Board of Supervisors Of Nevads
county, at the August term ensuing, for the build
ing of substantial partition walls between the cells
in the Jail of said county, said walls be construc
ted prevent effectnally the inmates from dig
ding through from cell to another to be built
of granite and securely doweled.
JOHN GRIER, Pres't of the Board.
Attest, RUFUS SHOEMAKER, ,.olerk.
m2s BY IS. Lambert, Deputy !:
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

Rev. N. Kellogg Of Grass Valley viii
preach at the Congregational church on
Sunday next at 8 O'Clock p. n
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

The TiCKET.-In the report of pro-
eeedings elsewhere, will be found the
nominees of the popular sovereignty
wing for county Offices. We have not
the time nor room to-day necessary to
analyze the ticket, but will endeavor to
do so at an early moment. 1t is ac-
knowledged to be best, though not ne
eessarily strongest, in the hind quarters.
Take it as whole it might have been
better and possibly worse. The Legis-
lative part of it presents fair amount of
talent and honesty Of the remainder
we care not to speak at this time. Suf-
fee it for the present to say that since
the nomination of Wednesday, we hear
most prevalent talk of an independent
peoples movement. Should the Repub-
licans. Americans and Wings deny the
assistance this year they rendered the
poprlar sovereignty party last. the tick
ct has no earthly::show ofsuccess. The
Irish vote may enable the nominee fo
Sheriff to make the rifle, but if so the
probabilities are that he will be lone
winner in the race of his party.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03
Ditch Property and Mining Claims,
F1o1. Gale

VALUABLE Ditch Property and paying mining
claims at Alpha are offered for sale on the most
reasonable terms to purchasers. The bitches are
now running water, and will continue to do so
nearly tho entire season. The diggings are worked
by hydraulics and in working condirion now
The property is offered together or separately, to
suit purchasers. Forroference apply to A. CHAM
BERLAlN, at Gee. Lewis Saloon. Broad street,
nevada, or H. A. HARRISON, Alpha. j4-tf
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

The Oalifornia Minstrels will appear
at Nevada, about the 10th Of June.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

Y
young actress of the richest promise,
appeared on our boards on Monday night
in shakspear's play of Romeo and Juliet.
The house was crowded, and the audi
ence delighted. Miss Avonia Jones
personates Juliet finely. In the soft
passages she is particularly good. Mr..
Ralt0n, AS Merentio, did himself credit,
as be almost always does.
On Tuesday night the exciting tragedy
ofSybil was enacted. and repeated by
request ea the succeeding night. Both
nights there was full audience. After
having received the plaudits of thousands
in the character Of Sybil. after the
thousand fiattering notices from the press
showered up"n her, and after the appro-
wing smile of that splendid critic and
lady, Madam LIE Vert. it would be q
work Of assumption for us to criticise the
artistic skill of Miss Avonia Jones. That
she is an artistic of rare attainments in
her profession for one 50 young. is sell
dom disputed, Faults she has, but none
so stubborn that time and study will
not wear away. AS she is, few take the
auditory SO completely. and few, very
few, have departed leaving better i'm.
preston.
Mr. D. 4. Ration acted the part of
Eustaee Clifton in superior style. Among
the many actors it has been our fortune
to meet in California. none commands
greater respect, on the stage and off.
than Ration. He is clever gentleman
any where you find him. The company:
composed as tits of such persons as those
already mentioned and Mrs. Jones, Miss
Sophie Edwin, Miss Annie Smith, j. P.
Hyde, Walter Leman, Mr.. Kingsland,
Mr.. Mortimer and others, is decidedly
one Of best. that has ever traversed the
State. and is bound to gather golden
opinions and dollars wherever it goes.
Miss Avonia was called before tie
curtain on her last appearance. when
she returned thanks in = neat speech Cor
the complimentary manher in which
she had been received. and promised to
return before l.aving the State.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

State of California. county of Nevada. ss-on
the 18th of May, 1859, before me. S. McBrorn. n.
Justice of the Peace, in and for said county; rer.
sonally appeared E. A. Routson, wife of j. r. Rout.
son, to me personally known to be the person des
crbed in, and who signed the foregoing declaration
''sole- trader" who acknowledged to me that she
executed the same freely and voluntarily, and for
the vs. and purposes therein mentioned.
Il " whereof have hereunto set nv hand
and seal the day and year above written
m28 S. McBR 0WMJ r.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03
DI f D..

At the same time and place, by the same, Elijah
Burwell to Miss Ann McGonigle, all of Omega
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03
Decl ration.

State Of California, county of Nevada, Bloomfield
Township, Sc.
X NOW all men by these presents, that Z. A..
AA ROUTSON, wife of r. Routson, of the coun.
ty OF Nevada, state aforesaid, do hereby declare
my intention to carry on business in my own
pame and my own account, in the
county aforesaid pursuant to the statute authoris-
ing married women to transact business in their
own name as sole traders which business is to con-
sist of ranching, stock rnising and mining And l.
business does not exceed the sum of Five Thous-
and Dollars, and further that ill be individually
responsible for all debts contracted by me on nc
count of said BUSH ess.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand.
and seal this 18th day of May A. D. 1852
E. A. ROU TSON.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

i. Cellopy.. Martin Brennan, Jas. N,
Ormsbee, F. NJ Trail.
A county committee for the ensuing
year was selected which want Of room
precludes the possibility Of publishing
in this issue.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

PRIMARY ELEcTroN.-The popular
sovereignty men held their election for
delegates to the County convention on
Saturday last. The affair came off in
the most erderly manner. Nothing OF
the noise and i'll nature too frequently
indnIged in on such occasions was dis
covered. The whole number OF votes
polled was s90-a monstrous poll for
primary election. The contest was De-
tween Chas. Kent ard j. H.. Helm, TOR
the sheriAialty and resulted in the sue
cess Of the former by a majority of 6S.
As usual after all such trials of strength
the friends Of the losing party have con-
siderable to say about imported votes
and the unusual large poll gives co lor to
their complaints.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

sIn San Francisco. May Goth, MARIE, daughter
OF. '" W. AREA. E. Stow, aged l year, s months
and Il days.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03
NJ a R r I Z d.

At the keystone the lst ins' by Rev D. A
Dryden, Daniel McGongle to Miss Annie Curran
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03
170tSedsngS.
JUNE l, 1859.


/ Charles Kent, as Chairman of the
County Convention called the house to
order at IL A. n. Hon. John Caldwell
nominated J. E. Squires, Of Little York,
as temporary chairman. who was elected
unanimously. Mr. saaires congratula-
ted the convention that it had no dis
eordant elements in it this year, paid a
passing left-hanaed tribute to the Ad-
ministration, said that the principles
advocated by that wing were at vari.
ahce with every principle of Democra-
cy. Ee said the old maxim among De-
mocrats was principles, not men," but
that the Administration wing knew
nothing but the behests of James Bu.
chanan.
Thos. Hannah and Mr.. Adsit. of
Bridgeport. were appointed Secretaries.
A committee of one from each township
was appointed to pass upon credentials,
and like committee on order of busi-
ness and naming permanent officers
The Convention then adjourned to II
o'clock.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-30
Select 1)oetrn.
THE TaGUGMTLEss vow.
BT GEORGE =. NORRIS.

BI GEORGE T. NORRIS.
gheloye1 him-but she haeded not
Her heart had only room for pride
All other feelings We're forgot,
When she became aaother's bride.
Asf.om dean she then awoke,
To realize her lonely state.
Aud own it was the vow she broke
That left her drear and dese,atel
Sic loved Lim-but the SANDER came,
With words of'hate that all believed;
4 stain thus rested on his name
But he was wronged and she deceived
Al rash the act that gave her hand.
That drove her lover from her side
Who lied him 70 distant land,
Where, battling for name, he died
she loved t:m-aaj his memory now
Was treasured from the world sparti
The shade OF thought was on her brow,
The seeds Of deaeh were in her heart.
For I'll the world that thing f1rlorn
would not, could not be, and i've
That casLet with its jewel gone.
A bride who has no heart to give,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-30

n GAIT u .. ALEXANDER, I. :. A.
We would carry on. reader back some thir-
" years 10 the times when civilization was
r,oSly approaching the western wilds, and
vben The spicit of adventure led the hardy
pioneers cut from their native villages to the
domain Of the red man. One lovely morning
IL june, two travellers, both well mounted,
drew their rens upon tae tanks OF the Miss
iisppi, where now stands the fourishing
toBG Of Red King As their vision took in
the wide range of water, prairie and bluit
that lay spread out before them, look OF
satisfaction seemed to light up the features OF
each, for surely their gaze never rested upon
a lovelier spot After few moments, 81
leuce, the elder of the two dismounted from
bis s.5td. and moticned to his companion to
Do the same.
Nay, Barton, l prefer the landscape as
seen from this position answered his COM
Ysron. I shall keep my saddle until you
are ready to remount-'
We shall 90 no farther = Barton replied.
II We are to pitch our tents in the wilderness
brother mine, let it be here, for We may not
End greener spot, or one that we should
ike better, See this grove of pines little
labor will transform it into rustic palace,
where Barton and Harry NewsoD may find
the rest they are in pursuit. of.
SO be it, then Harry answered, as be
threw himself from his horse, and unslung
The rife from his back. When we started
| agreed to abide by your selection, and
shall not question it now. This is indeed a
lovely place Surely no white man has ever
before set his foot upon this solitude, never
pressed the rich soil beneath US Let US be
the first to awake the slumbering echoes.
Ere his brother could stop him, Harry had
'ased his rife to his shoulder, and pulled the
Hgger. From crag to crag, from valley to
Valley the sound of the report few, disturbing
:ae Stiffness that had been hitherto been al
most felt, and driving many feathcred resi-
asnt screaming into the air.
You will learn better in time, Harry,
Barton said. Never again waste a shot, ever
ior whim You may need all your ammu
naon ere long. We are now in the territory
a the Dacotahs, and must keep a careful
watch against SURPRISE
You surely are not alarmed at our absence
E0m the settlements, or fearful Of the In
disnsP
No! I only wish to meet them in th'
Ot0ad light of day, face to face. We shal
"On make friends Of them if they approach
= mus; but they may not stop to form friend
'ulPs II they come upon US unaware
=, have felt your powers of pursuasion ant
tsr4Y'hg from your influence upon me, caHno
s souot your winning qualities. For myself
~ beng SO gifted, 1 shall keep my riff
ways ready to act as an interpreter
Come, then, let US prepare shelter. W,
Nu 70 weave these boughs as 10 form yer.