Nevada national., 1859-03-26

shot through the right arm between the el-
bow and shouldcr.aud 'hr bore lroi II.
wound Is very painful On the way hack
Mr.. JoNrHAN nrri Eg refused TO render any
assistance 10 Mr. Lockwood althouch. earn
+ cstlv cuireot.7 10 do So and made fun Of
T the party. when they asked ihc way 10 Grass
Valley. Mcssrs Chas j. Brown and VI.
NcEwcn rendered every ASSISTANCE to Mr..
Lockwood who was faint from los Of blood
This is hut the beginning Of tho end Dcs
pcradoe. will rob and murder aud resist OIL
GERS until some good man Is Killed. when the
community will rise aud clean out -usrccicd
places and hang some Of The notorious ones
who infest this community
HrsrErnN.-TLfs illustrated monthly is
on our table. The typographical app'ar-
ance Of the H,,p,riaH il a credit to the prin-
ter. Frank Eastman. E-qr.. Of the Franklin
office. san Francesca. The liihographjue is
by l. Nagle. whose representations iot *.
ocllebce IN his art. has been for Years co,ev-
tensive with the THiou- having been for
long time employed by the government at
Washington. The illustrations were drawn
by the brothers Nnhl. The articles contrib.
uted are: Early Settlers of Caliiornia-G c.
Yount by Mrs f. II Day. Poetry 10y Mrs.
v L. Howard and Mrs. 4. H. X. Faher-
The Crimson neckcd. or House finch. by A.
J. Grayson: Women OF the West by c. Il.
Mcdonald; Lo, the Poor Indian. by OLD
BLOCK; They will be Done aud Onward. 10y
G. c. Sproat; Clear Lake, 10y J. A. Neatcb;
Discovery Of the Pacific. by Caxton; The
Old Anchor Flukc. 10y W. Wadsworth; and
Poetry by Lloyd. We have not read the
contents OF number before us; but Judging
by the capabilities Of the writers, the March
number of the HesB0ian is an excellent
one. The ladies Of California will not fail
to patronize the HesPcyian The Magazine
can be seen. examined bought and sub
scribed for at Spencer's, on Main Street.
John Pattison of Langton's Express Ne
vada sent US Downieville papers Pat re-
marked that said papers have been showed
in. but better late than never" by the way.
while thanking Pat. we noticed that some of
the papers say that be was accidentally shot,
at San Juan, week or two since. Pat was
substituted for Mr.. Sale--iat was never
shot rot even remotely ia the nerk.
Mr.. Spencer, Telegraph operator informs
US that c. S. Fairfax, Clerk Of Supreme
Court. was siabh d last evening by Harvey
Lee Esgr7 Reporter for Supreme Court. +.
Is dangerously y wounded.
srnE A,c.s,. -ur aa.. Nagir COD the
or ming al rHe-aas lt-t at DO, ,.asI sI .I.,Isar,i
....t 'hr r. .a.f, .i ir. ttn t4 uiu
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H it .l De- u.t- t4. % t.t,r at Ie
ir4 .fs e 20 -a,. r ..t. 81. 'f...9. .. .4s.her-
ia 2. s @. jam, Stanton oa" oi thc proprietor. d,
allison 4.arz min,.
Mis- Compton. school commence. ou Nou.a,
April 4th. Thi> .n.tituii"n J, .,.s,. tepstiaus-e
Of all who have daughters to elurris aul WHO
desire 10 have them thoroa- g., educated N--
omptou is competent teacher anil alnay, s;tcn
tive to her dst'es
y 2. Brown F-, ,f The Ncys.s Ju,ao' .al'.
dron u- yesterday. looiiu- v.ll aul i..r, and a.
t iue J4ssaai Aai uu delinquent suh.ri .-.r- tlr
aoral b. dil not -ay vh"therhe was going to attend
he -uiteT R'de- ballst Sacramento
ErHs IieR, the Ne -rr Minstrel ns. t-,r rn.a..I I
by Nr lee for Clown .n h. Circus. lh,. camla-
ny with which Ephc played at t.i. lace. has di.
banded. Mise Mitchell who wa, to have .a4... .,t .
didn't Gar De having sworn iu lis .
vote az tine Maysy. municipal election. and .
therefore being arrested iur PERJURY The sacra-
ento MoHia furnished the above information.
Nosf TArr the negro concerned in the murder or
Albiuu- Eilnau. at sam Francisco. LAS been con.
'ctei o.. murder 30 the second de-tee. Nose uiH .
De carried into slavery phercat ,l- lower. Of cullea
pus-ou-' uill bee gr sils rr,ey,H.
CuEsr -roRr-Thur-.lay moru.l- .a.i. w- ,u,er, /
el gentleman enjoying the balmy breeze of the I.
Spring time and the genial sun. by standing ia tle
street and shootinc toward. the zenith ,he arrow.
belonging 20 Digger Indian Tie gentleman lail
the ancient digger two bit, per arrow auI hi, bin
at the conclusion Of the sport amolnte' 90 one Col
lar ami quarter.
" Men are but children ola larger groRih..'
1ro- The Sisters Webb appear at Hamil-
ton Theatre, Monday night--so the posters
around town say.
HONEY BEEs.-An enterprising gentleman
imported from the east by the last steamer.
large number OF hives Of honey bees over
sixty oiwhich were sold yesterday at auction
by DE Roe & Eldridges Some Of the hives
were in good conditions and Others the reverse
The lowest sale was for SIG the hive and the
highest sold ior S72 50. There was quite a
large attendance at the sale. and for the
most thrifty hives, the bidding was quite
spiriied.-S. +. HeyaM March %.
ATTACHMENT LAw.-The old Attachment
Law should either be revived. or change
made IN the present Law in regard to the ef-
feet, on the property Of defendant, OF com
mpuciup a Euif II a.. -. - a