davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

rss- Papers sent by mail payable in advance.
The Sierra Democrat, usually very
Just and courteous in its remarks, takes
lmhrage at the withdrawal card of d.
Z. Ashley. and does him injustice
The Democrat says letter was read
the State Convention which removed
all doubt from those present that Mr..
Ashley would accept any nomination by
which the ticket could be strengthened.
The Democrat also says, "it was we'll
known Mr.. Ashley would accept a nomi-
nation for Governor" &c.
Our cotemporary is greatly in error.
The letter of Mr.. Ashley, read in Con-
vention was private one addressed to
Currey in reply to one from the latter
gentleman addressed to him. and there
is nothing in It which can be construed
into a willingness on the part of Mr.
Ashley to run for State Treasurer OIL
any other office. In the most delicate
manner possible, when the idea of his
nomination for Governor was held out
to him by Currey ,he'declined by suggest
ing the policy of running man from
tho more densely populated portions o
the State. Without avowing his politi'
cal opinions further than to express hi:
want of sympathy with the present Ad'
ministration, we do not see where the
Anti~Lecompton Convention obtained
heir right to nominate NJ. Ashley fol
my position and claim him as their OWL
.arty man.
AS to Mr.. Ashley's willingness to ac'
cept nomination for Governor at the
hands of the Anti-Lecompton Conven'
ton, we happen to know that he never
favored the idea in the least when pro-
posed by his friends, long before, and W
10 the time the nomination was made
That he was not seeker af:er that of,
flee nor any other is proven by the fac
that he did not attend the Convention
nor authorize any person to propose hl'
name as a candidate Or accept nomina
tion ia his behalf: and had he been ;
candidate he has the privilege of saying
what place he would accept and wha
decline. We imagine Brother Forbe
might be persuaded to accept glass o
iced champagne which would call hi
faculties into action, and might properly
refuse to have forced upon him mug o
sleepy lager that would put him in 6
passive position" soon after imbibing.
We were the first to propose Mr.
Ashley as proper candidate for Cover
nor, but on learning his Indifference fol-
an Office we said but little more on the
subject. We doubted his acceptance
of any nomination, and in the first num-
Der of the Journal after the Anti Le
compton ticket was made, we expressed
this doubt by saying we would suppor
M. Ashley for State Treasurer "lf h
accepts the nomination"
Throughout we think Mr.. Ashley ha
been singularly modest and delicate il
his dealings with the Anti-Lecomptol
party. First. he advises them to lool
beyond thinly Inhabited Monterey for
candidete for Governor. Next, whe1
made a candidate for another position
he tells them candidly the duties of til
Office would not suit him. and he coul'
rot conscientiously run for an office tn
duties of which some deputy must dis
charge. We presume the advice wa
counted good as the Convention acte'
upon it; and that his excuse for not be
coming candidate for State Treasure
Is a valid one, we submit now to th'
editor of the Democrat himself.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

Fine iStoch.-John A. Lancaster has
just been purchasing splendid addition
to his stock of horses and carriages.
Lancaster can give you magnificent
turn out now-good enough for prince.
Just look into his stable, ye judges of
horse flesh and livery.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

When does tie Soml begin to Erisf ?
is question discussed in the Spiritual
Telegraph. The conclusion arrived at
is, that a half-tormed body is no body at
ali, and a half-formed soul in pretty
much the same fix. We concur.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08
MARRIED.

In this city, July st 1859 by the Rev. Mr.. DRYDEN
Mr. ndrew J Heweit Of Mary svi!le to Miss Charlotte
Lampe of Nevada.
At Rays Ranch, Nevada county, June 29th, by r. II.
Farquhar; Esq, Mr.. f. A Wilder, to Miss Ada Clark
AtArnold's Rancn, June 90, Mr.. Henry Kinney and
Miss Emma Arnold.
At the Kentucky House Thursday evening, June
30th l. Z. BULLOCK Sheriff of Placer county to MISS
NJ. CECELIA BERGANTZ
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

The names of the three men drowned
by the food on the Yuba caused by the
wanton destruction of wing-dam of
the Eureka Lake Company were Her
man Edward Cohn, c. Henry Gornee
illus, and VIM. Lankeman. The first
was Russian and the two latter Ger
aaaDS
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

Doubleday says the views" of the
United States Unity party man are the
most effective "dissolving views" he ever
saw. They dissolved the party and run
into nGthingness themselves.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

NeraAa 1azent.-A. A. Sargent ESQ
was demanded to deliver an oration on
the Fourth at Iowa Hill. He com piled
and gave them the best shot in the
locker. James Churchman Esq, was
snatched at for San Juan. He had to
90, of course, on short notice and gave
a large audience an off-hand oration OF
some length and excellence, Geo. S
Hupp Esq, 'norated' to a patriotic
crowd at Forest City, we hear will
great effect. VIM. f. Anderson Esq.
held forth in regal style at French Cor.
raj.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

Pretty Fuir.-From putting, the sub
editors of the Grass Valley National
have gone to joking each other. "The
Judge" is a little lame. We deem it
necessary to announce the fact that otr
readers may enjoy the joke. He
is candidate for the nomination
for Asscmblyman, Ia position by the
way, he is amply qualified to fill, "The
Captain is Captain of the Nevada
Rifles. Speaking Of the Judges pros
poets politically the capt ain remarks he
is capital fellow, ''but doubts if he
wouldn't run 1ce17." The judge replies.
''as soldier he doesn't doubt the Cap
tain would run like the ID"
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

The S. F. National has seen cherries
of the Royal Ann variety, dozen of
which would fill quart measure, from
the orchard Of Rev. A. II. Myers of
Ala media.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08
Notice.

ITO the Stockholders of the "oMEGA WATER:
i DITCH COMPANY You are hereby notified
that there will be meeting of the Stockholders of tho
Omega Water Ditch Company, held at their office in
o mega, MONDAY, the first day of August A. r.
1859 al 10 o'clock for purpose of electing two
Trustees and the On jfsuch other business
may come before them. b. v.der of Trustees,
DAVID SHRUM, Secretary.
Omega July ], '59.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

The Sierra Democrat accuses the
President of the Administration State
Convention, R. P. Hammond, of being
under an Indictment as defaulter to the
government in the sum of 100000.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08
TERMS OF THE PAPER.

sor One Year, in advance (sent by mail .....s5 90
Tor Six Months In advance. do. ..do........ 90
FOR Three Months, delivered by eurrier).... 90
EJ- Advertisements conspicuously inserted at
reasonable rates.
1css- Papers sent by mail payable in advance.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

ICE!-Havens has Ice that will rival
the congelations of Sitka. Clear as
crystal, and as cold as Greenland, it is
the great desideratum for this hot wealth
er. What would become of us but for
Havens Ice? We shudder at one pros
pect and shi1 er at the other.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

lchi6ben and Col. Baker addressed
the largest crowd that ever assembled
at political meeting in Marysville, on
on the 9th. Zack Montgomery replied
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

A FEATuRE.-~-The Livery Stable of
J. H. Helm, opposite the National Ho-
tel is feature of Broad Street. 1t is
large and commodious and will make a
good stand or fire
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

A chunk of gold weighing little more
than two pounds was taken out Of
Browns Flat, Tuolumne county, lately.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

Trinity Church-Nerada.-The Rev.
W. III. Hill of Sacramento will preach
at the Court House on Sunday next at
Ii A. NJ. and P. NJ.
All are invited.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

Miss AvoNIR JONES and Company
played in Sonora four nights last week
The Herald pronounces her superior to
any actress who has visited the town
since Mrs. Hayne.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

THREE Houses were destroyed in
San Francisco by FIRE on the 5th-loss
about : 1000
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

Two DIFFERENT THINGs.-A nergo
being asked ii his master was Chris
tian, replied, mo Sir he's Member Of
Congress"
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

The Union understands that proper
legal steps will be taken to recover pos
session of the State prison by the Gov
ernor, and procure the appointment Of
receiver.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

Ball at Red Dog. THE ball at Red Dog
forthe benefit Of the common school of
that place, we learn from Expressman
Hervey, was all that cou(d have been
expected. Forty,two ladies were in
attendance, and every part of the pro-
gramme went offin the most tisfactory
manner. The ball yielded S106 clear
profit which will assist materially in con-
tinuing the school.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

The CULTURisT.-No. l of Vol. 9, OF
the Culturist has arrived, and we find it
most excellent number. The new
volume commences, we are glad to
learn, under favorable auspices The
Culturia has become one Of the institu-
tions of the coast and cannot be dis
pensed with.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

iScrere Aocjdent.-A man in the en-
ploy of Marsh, Palmer & Perry. as
teamster, while drawing ,og yeste rday
afternoon, fell and was run over hv the
log crushing his leg terribly. The suf-
ferer had been employed but two days
and we were unable to learn his name.
DR.. r. NJ. Hunt was called and minis
tered to the case which is not counted
dangerous
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08
EEEEEfES FOR SALE
nv T SPENCE
G0EsssassEe'S sale.

CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA, Comfy OF Nevada, SIS.
,SBv virtue Of an Excc dlivered issued from
the tourt of John Anderson Esq. aotiug Justice of
the Peace in and for the Comfy Aforesaid be iring date
July lst 4 ID. 1889 to satisfy Judgment rendered by
SAID Court onthe ls day ofly A. d. le9 in favor of
J. s WaN&C Co and against John Boyd anu Ia Bald
ridge for the sum of SOP G2 debt interest, damages and
cost OF suit have aHen in Execution and viii sell to
the highest bidder for 1.-The following described prop
ertv 10 wit ali chit tile an interest of John Boyd
in and to certain lot OF mining claims situated the
hill near the water Office # James Whartenby in the
Township of Nevada together with all the sluiccs,
fumes sc. thereunto bclouginF- | will sell the same
at public auction in front of the Court House door in
Nevada city Thursday the 2sih day of July A. D. 1859
between the hours of AN. and Z. NJ,
Taken as the property OF John Boyd to satisfy the
above demUnds and accruing costs.
Nevada July Sih, 1899.
GRAY Constable
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08
Oil OF VITRIOL
For Sale by
EFF. SPENCE. Main St.
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC
California stage Company

|rNafIiIG The Stages of this company
IGNIL,TSsSklsssA will leave their Office. National
-NZs--M-sss u = - Exchange, Broad street.
Fer Sacramento.
Leave Nevada at I o'clock, Il. Ia. and arriving
at Sacramento in time for the . o'clock boats for
Sun Francisco
For Marysve.
Leave the above named Office every morning at
9 O'Clock, q. III. passing by Grass Valley, Rough Il
Ready, Empire Ranch and Long Bar, and arriving
in Marysvlei in time to connect with the company's
o'clock stages to Sacramento.
For Forest City.
Lesve every morning at o'clock for San uan;
Camptonvie and Forest city.
For Orleans Flat.
Leave every day at o'clock, p. m via Bells
Ranch, Humbug city, Wooseys Flat, Moore g
Flat, arriving at Orleans Flat at p. III. Eeturn-
ing leave Orleans Fiat at o'clock, n. 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. .McRcbcrts, Agent.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

1t is said that the Rothchilds have
lost 75,O000OO franks by the great
Viennese house that recently failed.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08
DEESe,

In San Francisco July 2d, Max H. NJ. and
Amaa Ohm, of Nevada, aged nine and half months.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

An Industrious Cuss.-Thc fellow Law
renee, brought from Grass Valley two
weeks ago and lodged in Jail for burgla-
ry, succeeded yesterday afternoon in dig
gins hole through the wall be-
tween his cell and that of Riley, and
getting through it into the cell fthe
latter. His plan was overheard. 1t
was to remove Riley's irons during the
night, and on the keeper appearing
with their breakfast in the morpidg he
was to knock him down and escape.
He was relieved of the commission of
the last crime. Less than a week since
Lawrence succeeded in getting a heavy
block of granite from the wall Of the
prison before he was discovered,
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

Consercatory Journal-A paper
devoted to establishing Massachusetts,
Conservatory of Art. Science and His
torical Relics, has been established in
Boston.
The first two numbers have reached
us. The paper is designed to contain
literary, scientific, aud artistic informa
ton of the choicest quality collected
from all parts of the world, for which
purpose foreign and home correspon-
dence have been secured,
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

10. O. F.-Red Dog.-On Saturday
July 2nd the following gentlemen were
duly installed officers of the Brooklyn
Lodge, No. As, of the l. 0. of O. F.. for
the ensuing term, by d. D. G.. NJ. Phil.
W. Roberts assisted by about thirty
visiting Brothers from Nevada. Grass
Valley and Rough & Ready:
n. G.--M. Stinchfeld. V. c.
Robert West. R. Sc. J. Cook. P.
Sd. e. Green. Treas.-Jas. II. Full
Ter.
The services of the evening over the
Brothers, about eighty in number, and
also number of ladies. sisters of Re-
beecs.repaired to the pavilion where they
partook of bountifui supper, prepared
by Messrs. Green and Simon.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08


ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-This choicest
of American publications has in the
June number given us the material on
which to spend few more delightful
hours The Professor is always inter
esting, but never more so than in the
number before us, and that article or
William Shakespeare certainly came
from a critics hand. In very few words,
the Atlantic Monthly is good all the
way through.
DEMOCRATIC CLrB.-The Anti>Le-
comptons organized Club on Wednes-
day evening, by the election of the fol-
lowing officers
David Belden, President.
n. n: ISgss, Fg9s,on. Vice Presidents.
p. B. johnson, Secretary.
John w. Greer, Treasurer.
Z. o. Tompkins, ergeant-at-arms.
A Clab room has been secured oppo-
site the Nationol Hotel, which will be
supplied with the party papers and
thrown open to the public every night.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

Gen Twiggs is represented in dying
condition at San Antonio, Texas.
Henry Wappner is. to be hung to-
day III San Francisco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06
no DEALERS IN WOVEN SKIRTS.

ITO DEALERS IN WOVEN SKIRTS.
We hereby give notice that letters patent OF the United
States have just granted resting the exclusive right
make sell and what Is known In the market the two
skeleton skirt whether the springs inserted while in
the looms afterwards II Is generally known TO manufac
turers that this skirt original with but in asmuch deal
ers may rights hereby notify trade
that the skirts cannot be legally sold after this date
less they bear stamp are mann BY parties hold
ing license from and the name Of the manufacturer and
date of the patent October 1852 must be stamped each
skirt The fact that have heretoore stamped skirts
'paen applied for Is well known and trust that all hon
orabe merchants as well as manufacturers viii now volun-
tay comply with the requirements Of the law, without
notice that they will liable 10 for damages for the se of
all goods manufactured without license after this date We
prepared 10 license responsible parties manufacture
der patent. Application made VIM. KING or 5.
H. Doughty = John street. who fully authorized to grant
such licenses. s# = 1
JAMES DRAPER WV. KING,
JAMES BROWN. +. ii. DOUGHTY. &
NEW YORK, Oct ), 1859.
Messrs JAMES DRAPER ard others-
SiRs-As there methods of producing the skirt pa
tented You yesterday may be o. service deiney TO
plain the your claim In method he hoops
inserted while the tapes the oon aud during the pro
cess manufacturing lie Ia the other method the tapes
manufactured condition ready receive the hoops
and the latter are inserted afterwards. skirts produced by
either methods covered by patent and
parties making selling the liable to for dam
ages all made and sold after the date If patent Very
respectfully yours THOMAS ID, SfEfSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

a q BROADWAY, UP ST AIRS.
Tx The largest assortment Of made M
LACE GOODS
in the city, consisting of
RICH VAl4ENCIENNE LACE SETS AND POMPADOCR,
FROM 50 80 TO yl6
RICH VALENCIENNE LACE CAPES AND BBITHAS.
=, Rich ,yvALENcIENNE INFANTS GAPS.
HANDkERtHlEfS, round and square, very elegant
great variety Of ILLUSION BERTHA AND CApES.
Also BLACK GRAPE COLLARS AND SETS.
Beautiful imitation sets from 81 ~ upward.
Great bargains Wholesale retail. eF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

VULCANzED RUBBER ELASTIC FABRICs.-THR
undersigned hss In store, Wholesale only and
daily receiving from his factories In the United Saes and from
best manufactures abroad large Quantities Of shre elias
fabrics embracing all made hy cenenr.ng weaving braid
ing sewing or ho~eser unieds including all cloths, webs,
suspenders garters cords, &C. DC. viii
stamps with authority 70 manufacture on npors and
cell the vucaned rubber elastic fabrics All such Stamps
have fac simile Of without which goods can 81
legally vended In be United States during lifetime OF Good
years patent .s .,s.7 81 H0RACE g. DAY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

NOOLLEN YARNS,-S1NGLE AND TWO THREAD
W woolen yarns, suitable for cravas heads scarfs
constantly manufactured and Cor sale low nv JAMES ARM
STRONG, Hope Mills Marshall street. above Poplar street.
Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06
OIL WILKES 4 MoYNAN.

@ pieces fancy silks at IS cents ard value rs cents
o pieces better goods at IS cents per yard value 81 &
cases American dcaines at Is per yard value Ia Sd
pieces all wool delanes at q Cd and So 3D. value A. 3D.
~ pieces raw silk plais, for children's wear = vs.
Lot Of pod do cheyre Of L. Cd, value q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

y springs 81 So and IL s. Dealers supplied with springs
at 81 per dozen; at SO and IA at $3 Old skirts made
equal 10 G. L. HARDING, skir factory, Isl Spring
street Hudaon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A LECTURE WILL BE DELIVERED BY REV WIN ".
Mlhurn Che blind prea:her) IN aid Of the ladies' Mssiln
Ad Society OF ST Paus Methodist Episcopal church
SSeper institute on Thursday evening October Subject
" nat blind man saw in Englandr Tickets he oh
@lbed az nppleion's Lockwood's, Crowens He'd emans
under The Everett house Cushmans under the st German
SPIN - $780, S - "s" Nv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

ROAKD IN BROADWAY-HOrsE FIRST GLASS, ST..
- peroT rooms handsomely furn shed md cold water
gas baths Ac an excellent table Dinner at O'Clock Ioca
and Thrift anlh Hreofa a - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

f5 WEST TwENTYsECoND sTREET.-A PRIVATE
w family having two neatly furnished rooms also
arpe front suitable for gentleman ana wife
three single gentlemen wishing to r ON together
would let very reasonable TERMS with or without board
EnttApce s. Twenty SECOND street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

Opening III THIS DAY
p 300 style cloaks.
Rich trimming laces
Also, job lots of
Rich embroidery, from auction.
500 pieces fine FAM ella.
1000 pieces fine linens.
Also, fine line Of ..fl..e3
White goods very cheap.
-. n : 4 r. n. MACY,
Corner Of Sixth avenue and Fourteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

BOARD IN BROOKLYN.--A. LARGE CORNER ROOM
ID second floor with bedroom attached may with
full partial board at 96 Pacific street. Of Henry
Iltno
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

BOARD IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ROOMS, WITH
ID board for family single gentlemen, may obtained
at 9S Clark street convenient to Wall street Fulton ferry
Refer required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

BOARD IN BROOKLYN wANTED-BY YOUNG
ID lady, respectable private family where there are no
boarders large and contain fireplace &C. Address
with particulars, H. NJ. box l5O Herald Office. = >
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-A LARGE, PLEASANT
- room on second floor TO let with good board and
modatons to gentleman and wife, single genfemen
first class house and very pleasant location Apply IS VII
lnnchhY street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-30
CLERICAL FOUNDATIONS.

The CENTRAL Presbyterian of Friday, has an
rticle, hitting OF the ostentation OF libe'
rality in the fashionable Surprise parties" of mos
dern times, and the humliations to which clergy
men are often subjected by the patronizing airs OF
"sleek dsaeons.' 1t 10 we'll enough to surprise
the clergy, who, rs q class, are miserably paid,
with IN occasional addition TO their scsnty i'm
come, and we dou't know anything that could
'surprise" them more: but, considering the fact
that they are generally refined aud educated ger.
tiemen, II might be as we'll TO surprise them also
with certain decree of delicacy in the manner,
40 we'll a. Of generosity in the matter. The kind-
ness that prompts some Of these demonstrate ions
may be completely spoiled by the mode Of making
them. There is a great deal, undoubtedly, in the
way Of doing thing, and some men can make a
friend by the manner ia which they decline to do
generous act, where others, by their mode of con,
senting to it, would make an enemy.