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The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23
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PuB Doc's.-We are indebted, to Judge
Douglas for his rejoinder to the reply of Judge
Black.
Cortinas making an attack on Brownsville in
Texas, is case of flbusterism brought home.
How do we like it?
The Sacramento UNION mentions the fact that
expressman Currey's feet were frozen in going
to Washoe not long since, and adds, at has
been very cold on the Eureka route"-of course
It has. Quite pleasant by the way of Placer
vile, eh1
Madame Sherwood is exhibiting herfek in
San Francisco. She only weighs CAB pounds.
veritable Chinese Junk is anchored off
Vallejo street wharf, San Francisco.
The people of Plumas county held meeting
last week to devise ways and means to construct
. road from Quincy 70 the eastern boundary of
the State.
Tho HOVE JOURNAL suggests that each
printing Office in the State contribute to the e.
rection Of a monument to Edward Pollock, the
California poet. "Our name is Cope"
The BrLLErIs comes to US in a new Dress 1t
10 paying institutiea, the BULLETIN.
A correspondent of LIE PHARE, French pa-
per in San Francisco, gives an accoant of the
suicide Of horse by drowning. Cause: cruel
treatmentby his master.
The Plumas AReus sets P. o. Hdndley, down
for Washington for U. S. Senator.
An effort is being made to introduce the Ger
man language into the public schools of ST. Louis
The Stockton ARaUs thinks Douglas should
be nominated for the presidency, but if he can't
he proposes Bronson of New York
The insurrectiOnists of Harper's Ferry were
probably executed last Friday.
We are assured on high authority that the
Great Eastern will not visit Nevada on her trial
rip.
A Mr.. Georgs Raymond, short time s;nce
drove apair Of Eks from Utah to Cleveland O
travelling some days Il distance of one hundred
miles. They never once falsered or "baulked." !"
nor showed any.signs of distress. They were
aviveu TO light wagon
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

AL Hejaj. who governed Irac more
than twenty years, was equally re.
markable for his cruelty and love Of
wit. He one day met strange Arab
and asked him
"What sort of a man is this Al
Helaj. of whom people talk SO much 2
lie is great scoundrel ; replied
the Arab.
DO you know me s'' asked the ir-
ritated governor.
No. said the stranger.
Il am,' he said, that AL Hejaj, of
whom you give SO bad character
We'll, do you know me 2 asked the
Arab in turn.
No. was the reply.
I am.' said he, a member of the
family of Zoheir, whose posterity all
become mad three days in the year.
aud this is one of Them
AL Hejaj pardoned the insult.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23
In 17SS, twenty.nine sheep wer

In 17SS, twenty.nine sheep were
imported into Australia from India
There are now at least ten million.
In 1916 thirteen thousand pounds OF
wool were sent from Australia to Eng
land last year fifty millions. The
climate of Australia is said to be pc
euliarly adapted to the breeding and
raising of sheep, as well as for pre-
serving if not improving, the finer de.
scriptions of wool.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23
The HON cward Trip.
By JAMES LINEN.

Furrah for a trip, on the home-bound ship,
That bears the dag of the stripes and stars;
She is manned by brave and gallant crew;
And strong arc her oaken beams and spars.
Come, We mighty men, of the sword and pen,
Ye statesmen too that are bought and sold,
On the dead head list We will find your names,
For the owners spurn to take your gold.
Come. share of the wine, that is oil and fine.
And laugh at crime and the broken laws;
Toast the grasping power and the purse-proud
And drink to the press-enslaving cause.
,me your birth right sell, for it suits you we'll,
And merrily Join the dad heads song;
1t will cost you nought buta silent tongue,
With blinded eyes to fragrant wrong.
Oh We sons of toll, that dig deep the soil,
If bomeward bound on the ocean blue;
Near the prunting swine and where yermin
swarm.
There are reeking pens reserved for you.
Never long for food, to frs up your blood.
OH We sun-hronzed freemen brave and true,
And know ye not tits an axiom old
That labor pays for the favored few!
With your hard-earued sum, from the noun
tains come.
Ye hardy miners with hearts of oak;
FORGET We are men in the image of God,
And bend your heads to the CALLING yoke.
Hu-rah! for a trip. on the home-bound ship,
Where men crawl around like spectres gaunt;
Bring all your goll from the glitterihg hills,
And let manly pride shake hands with want
IF it cost their lives. bring your tender wives,
Your daughters too With spo.less name;
They shall huddlcd sleep in allotted stalls,
Where blushing virtue must wink at shame.
Ye fra;l and weary, in styes SO dreary,
If nauseous fumes We may not choose,
Seek for health and strength on the cold dam
deck,
Where fall the drenching rains and dews.
What have you to fear, should grim death ap
pear.
When life is fed and all cold and stark,
Plump down ye will go in a canvas shroud,
The prize and prey Of some hungry shark.
Hur-,hi for n trim on the home-bound ship,
T,at ,ears to tn, E .st rich go den barr5
loud hurrah. for her human freight,
One louder still. for the Stripes and Stars.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

The milkmen gave the milkmaids
of Syracuse New York, a ball the
other night. A significant rain oc-
cured, but the ball went on. A NJ.
Waters was one of the managers. and
all the men wore pumps. One of the
young ladies present declared the
scene was "heavenly"-meaning we
suppose, that it was in the milky
wav.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

olNeS w dtcHtS GHu
@4OO I'm CASH.:
1, One fine Gold hunting
case chronometer, Nikel moves
ment, ruby jewels, No. 2l6s1,
with heavy Gold fob chain and
Bracelet attached, $500
2, Cash, 400
3. One large fine gold, magic
case English lever watch S.
RoskeN T. Co Makers, No. GAS,
with vest chain attached. 325
4, One large fine Gold hunting
straight line lever watch. Nickel
movement, chronometer balance,
ruby jewels and ruby pallets.
Jules Jurgensen maker. No.
3567S 275
5. One fine gold hunting case
Duplex watch chronometer bal-
ance. ruby jewels, No. Sass IT'S
6. One large gold hunting,
English lever watch. chlo-
nometer balance. full jeweled,
John Pembertop, maker, No.
513; 100
z, One large gold hunting En-
glist lever watch. chronometer
balance full jeweled. John Bees
ley, Maker. No. 1906. $50
s, One Gold hunting Ameri-
can made watch, full jeweled, P.
s. Bartlett, maker, No. 2l37 l4O
9. Ore large gold hunting
English lever watch. railroad
time keeper. Robert Roscoe
No. 1851 1875
10, One fine gold hunting
Straight Line lever. ruby jewels
and ruby pallets, Mathez, Bros
makers, No. 1889 140
II, One fine gold hunting lew
er watch, full jeweled. chronome-
ter balance. gold cap. Grisman,
Sons & Balm, No. 1865 1870
l2, Fine gold hunting Straight
line lever watch, Mathez, Bros,
1886 95
13. One fine gold hunting lev
er watch, Nickel, movement,
Racine Pcrrot, No. 3s210 100
II. One fine gold lever watch
full jeweled, Arnold, Adams, &
Co., No. 1895 rs
15. One heavy California ring 35
I6. One Opal ring IL
II, One American made lever
watch 60
Is. One quartz ring Is
10, One fine silver hunting lev.
er watch, Mathez, No. 654I, 40
90, to 26. z silver hunting lev.
Watches, each S35 245
81 to 33. ditto. each $50, 2IO
"a, one fine gold Fob-chain
and Bracelet rs
35 to 80 Fivo fine gold Vest
chains. each. S42, 3S. 80, 25, 2S, 165
40 to As, Six gold Guard
chains. each, 40. 40, 80, 3o.2O,2O, $50
46 to As, three superb sets
consisting of Bracelets. Roack
and Ear rings. each, 80, IS. 65. o4O
40, One magnificent enamel-
led coral and gold set, breach
and ear rings so
so to SO. Three splendid sets
coral and gold broach and ear
rings, each $50, rs and As e1o
SO, One fine gold set, coral
and pearl &c
81 to 81, Four splendid sets
broaeh and ear rings, Forentins
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

A Beauty in MarMe.-The Mar
quis of Hertford was the purchaser of
Bones celebrated enamel of the nude
figure of the beautiful Lady Hamil-
ton, at the recent Northwick sale. the
price realized being upwards of ss70O
"a. 4O0) for this miniature gem.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

The Juvenile Comedians are per-
forming in Tuolnmne county, and will
shortly make their appearance in this
city They are twenty-seven in
number, the leading actors being Miss
Lulu Sweet and Master Paullin.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

Instinct Of Piants.-A treatise on
the Vine gives striking proof of the
instinct of plants. A bone was plac-
ed in the strong but dry clay of a vine
border. The vine sent out lead
ing, or tap-root, directly through the
bone. In its passage through tho
clay the main root threw out no fihres;
but when it reached the bone, it en-
tirely covered it by degrees, with the
most delicate and minute fbres. like
lace, each one sucking at pore in
the bone. On this luscious morsel of
a marrow-bone would the vine con-
tinue to feed as long as any nutriment
remained TO be extracted.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

The Mayor of Georgetown, D. c.,
has directed the removal of tire all
anthus trees fr,m the streets of that
town-such trees having been declar
ed a nuisance by municipal ordi-
nance.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

A company Of miners at work on
Poverty Bar, Calaveras county. re-
Gently took from their claim as the
proceeds Of one weeks labor with
ten hands, one hundred and eighty
five ounces of gold
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

A mother teaching her child 10
pray, is at once an object the most
sublime and tender the imagination
can well conceive of. Elevated above
eaitily things, she seems like one of
those guardian angels, the compan-
ion of our earthly pilgrimage. thro'
whose miuistrations we are inclined
to do good or turn from evil.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23
MRS. HOLDRIDGE,

Female Physician and Obste.rician,
Attends Ladies through their confinement.
and treats all disease peculiar to her sex
ihose desirous OF being restored to ealth and
becoming mothers will do well TO nav I,r y,,,t
or write stating the particulars. Also a patent
supporter to assist Ladies in confinement Mrs.
ID. has a certain and speedy cure for all kinds
OF Cancers, cankers and Rheumatism.
Letters addressed to her will receive prompts
attention. Visits made to any part OF IL, s,..v.
Patients received at her Residence wi ich it
situated on Cement Hill, one mile from Nevada;
jyl-H MRS. S. :. HOLBRlDGE.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

Five hundred large American OK
en- have recently arrived at Los An
geles from the Salt Lake country. to-
gether with large band of the finest
breed of American horses.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

A new Presbyterian church is in
progress of building in Mary ysville
which. when completed. it is said will
be one of the finest church edifces in
the State.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

The theatre goers of st. Louis are
IN ecstacies overthe performances of a
little girl ten years of age who has
recently made her appearance at the
st. Louis theatre. Her principal
points are made in burfesque and rem
tions of operatic music.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

is estimated that gold to the
amount of $4,000 has been taken
ont IN the two mining camps Of Ca
manche and Poverty Bar, since the
commencement of the recent rains.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23
NEVADA ACADEMY.
MIR, r. III. RAYMOND
Has opened an
ACADEMICAL H0OL

Tin the formerly occupied by J. Stratton,
i for the instruction of Young Gentlemen in Mathe
mAtcs and the Natural sciences; also in the Gram
NAUTICAL Construction of the English Language.
Part cular attention will b. Civ, n to younger
scholars in reading, writing, and spellng and other
rimary branches, Girls will be admitted to the
school Discipline, strict and moral.
Terms of Tuition, 6 LOO, per week
Nevada Aug Ist 1883 augl2tf
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23
Ian GO MS
Pioneer Expr SIS
CONNECTING AT
MARYSVILLE AND NEVADA
WITH
Reliable Express,

TO ALL PARTS OF
CALIFORNIA,
ATLANTIC STATES AND EUROPE.
We will dispatch Daily Expresses from the 70
ing places:
IN SIERRA COUNTY.
Downievillc, Goodyea IS Bar, Monte Cristo,
Forest City, Morrison's, Sierra Valley,
Smiths Flat, Craig's Flat, Indepcndence Hi,
Minnesota, Chips Flat, Eureka City,
IN yUBA COUNTY
Parks Bar, tireenvile. Galena. Hill.
Ousley's Bar, Oregon uouA, Young's Gold Hill,
Roses Bar, Fost RS Be--- Slate Range,
Long Bar Camptonvilie, Indian Valley.
iihburtoo.
IN NEVADA COUNTY.
Alpha, Monteruma, Little York.
Cherokee, San JUAN Humbug Oty,
FrencLCorrii, sweet'and's Moore lat,
Marysville and Nevada,
And every Saturday morriug from Nevads to tn
following placesin
UTA Fl TER RRIT TORY:
FRANKTOwN. washoe Valley GOLD CANON,
GENOA. Carson Valley, CARSON CITY, Z. Val.
fRiSAIaMM: fsUCkEE MEADOWS 1IaSTpwS TlaSITfn CITY
WALKER RIVER MINES.
HrAll Letters for the Western Atlsntic States,
enclosed in our Government -franked Envelopes, and
ndorsed Overland via. Salt Lake" will be for
wardcd and reach their destination sooner than by
any other line
tTREASURE. Packages and Lotters, transmit
ted to and from the above points with unriyaled
despatch and security.
Gold Dust and C.ln forwarded to all parts of the.
United States and Europe insured or uninsured, at
as low rates can be done by any house with secu
rity.
Our TREASURED Express will always be accom- ami
ed by faithful Messengers.
Notes, Drafts, Bills, &c., collected or negofa: Z
aud all orders attended to promptly.
Purchases "f every description made. Forward
log of Merchandise and Commissions of every ma.
ture attended to intelligcntly, and with prompti-
tude
Office in Nevada, next door below Wells Farg,
Cos JNO. PArTlSON,
Oct. 2l. lS59Ltf Agent.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23
The Pittsburgh Dispatch says that

The Pittsburgh Dispatch says that
when Thomas Cunningham, Esq. of
Beaver, Pa, went to Kansas, under
an appointment as U. S. Judge. in
passing through settlement he met
old Ossawatomie Brown, who had
Just arrived with half a dozen Pro-
Slavery prisoners, captured while in
arms to assail the free state settlers.
Among them were several slavehol.
ders, who were discharged by Brown.
(as Governor Wise promised to dis
charge Gerritt Smith, with lecture,
as poor ignorant devils. who knew no
better; then. turning to northern men
with southern principles, he remark
ed |: "As for you fellows. who ought
to know better, having been brought
up in the free north. l must ask the
Lord what l shall do with you p
Whereupon the stern old man COM
menced praying to the Almighty.
asking his aid. that he might so dis
pose of these prisoners as to best pro-
mote the free state cause, &C., in the
midst of which Judge Cunningham.
after vain attempts at restraining it,
burst into fit of laughter. In mo-
ment Browr ceased praying, and
turning his piercing eyes upon the of
fender. remarked "And if you don't
stop laughing, l shall dispose of you.
sir without asking the Lord anything
about it !" 1t is unnecessary to say
that the honorable Court resumed its
accustomed grave demeanor. and that
the subsequent proceedings of John
Browns drum-head court martial
were marked with no levity so far as
Judge Cunningham was concerned.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

The "Robinson Family" are per-
forming in Portland, Oregon, where
Miss Susan, as everywhere else, is
the sole attraction of the company.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23
NEW YEAR'S GIFTS.
8. w. McABEE,
Ofcrs to .he public a Gift
ENTER T Il | n M EN- T

To come off on Saturday Evening
Dec. 24th, 1859. On which occa-
sion will be distributed
5000 In Prices.
Consisting of IS Prizes of the most costly and beau
tiful articles of table ware, &c-the most accepta
BILE gifts for Christmas Tor families Imaginable.
The drawn numbers from one to thirty inclu- |
sve to take articles Is they appear on the LIST.
No. 1. Grand China Dinner
set ITO pieces. $3.50 |
2, One fine china tea set, "A
pieces ........ Az
8, One fine china tea set, A
pieces -.-............A.... 25
a, One moss rose chirascham-
Der set 20
5. One china bowl and Jug. Is
6, One extra silver plated tea
set pieces. 40
Z, One extra silver plated cas-
tor $50, 40
S,.One extra silver plated eas-...-
tor. 20
9, Ono extra silver plated
castor lS
10, One extra silver plated
castor 10
IL, One French clock. ....... 35
12, One eight day marine
clock ..-....-......... Is
Is, One Gothic clock,........ IS
IA. One gothic clock -....... Is
Is. One gothic clock. ....-... s
16, English gilt chamber set Is
II, One hall lamp. ......... Is
is. One pair vases .......... 25
10, One pair vases. .-.~-.-... 90
16. One pair vases. Is
81, One pair vases. .......... 8
%. One pair vases ....-.... 3
90, One silver plated card re-
ceiver ....... b
"a, One pair china CANDLE
25. One pair china CANDLE S
ticks. .-............... 5
&c, One pair china CANDLE
sticks.
81 One pair china spittoons. 10
%. One pair china spittoons.. 10
20. One mammoth glass jug :. 5
80, One astral lamp. 10
81, One astral lamp. p.-....... 10
80. to "a Three pair Bohemia
bottles. each $40, 10, S...... %
35, One pair Cologne bottles
/ china. Z
TOTAL. 1859
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

Gn6lnu6n1ununlll
mosaic, each $50, 40. 80. 20 l:2
5S to 81. Four fine German
mosaic sets. broach and ear rings
each SIS. 80. 35, SO I72
62 to 64, Three cameo sets
broach and ear rings, each S65,
80, 2S lis
65 to ca, Three lava sets,
broach and ear rings, each $36,
40, 25 100
6s to "a, Seven fine gold and
enamelled sets, broach and ear
rings, each S26, 2G. &c, 25. 24.22.
22 I'll
as to rs. Four fine gold sets
broach and ear rings, each $50,
80. 80. 80 134
10 to 80. Four bracelets, each
S75. 16. s. s 107
S3 to 81, Two sets broach and
ear rings, malachite.each $3S, % &c
IS. One set broach and ear
rings, miniature 20
sc TO SO, Three gold sets
pearl and cameo. each, S35, 20,
20 rs
50 to Ito Twenty-Five sets
bToach and ear rings, each sig 2G4
Ill. One set gold and coral 16
liz to ia, Three sets broach
and ear rings. each 10 80
1l5 to 146, Thirty. one ladies
breaches, each $40, 20, 20, IS,
IL, IL, 20. %. 16, %. 10. Is, IS,
IA. l6. II. 10, 8, 9, 9, 9, 10, 10,
s, s. s, T. 7, 4, 4, 394
147, to Isl, Five sets quartz
ear rings. each, S34. IS, 10, 1919 81
152 to 166, Fifteen sets Cali
fornia made ear rings. each IA,
10, s, 10, g., 7,7,7,7,6, 5, 5,
5. s, 112
167, to 16e, Three quartz pins.
each $50, IA, 12 46
ITO to III, Two quartz slides,
each 16, II, 2S
172 to IT'S, Four quarts seals,
each S45, 80, 20. 2S. 1913
176, One California bracelet,
quartz setting, 40
III to IT'S, Two magnificent
California cane heads, quartz
setting. each, S100, SIS, 155
179, One quarts locket, IA
>, $50 to 1873. -Four sets quartz
studs, each $50, IS, l2, 16, &c
| ls4, One set quartz sleeve
buttons, IA
1s5 to 1856. Two gents scarf
pins, each 8 is
1S7 to 1914. Eight Odd Fellows
pins, each. $40, S, S. 6, 6, &C. 6, Sc
1875 to 200, Six gents pins,
each SO, 6,6. 6. 6, 6. 80
s0l to205. Five Masonic pins,
each, $40, 6, Sc, 6. "a
2O6 to 2OS, Three Odd Fell
lows pins. each, SIS, s, 5, 21
! 2O9 to 227. Nineteen sets ear
rings, each $40, 10, 10. 9. 0, 9, 9, A,
8, 3, S, 5, 5, 7, 6, 7, 9,5,7, 1872
22S to 237, Ten California
made. belt buckles, each %, %,
90, 20, 20, IS, II, 10, II, 10, 1914
23S. to 244, Seven California
Fob buckles, each SIS, Is, 20,12,
12, 12. 12, 1O4
245 to 255, Eleven sets gold
studs, each IS, s, S, s, S. 6, 9,10,
9,5.S, 81
256. One set sleeve buttons
and studs, 90
257, TO 261, Five gold slides,
each $3.50. $50 4, 4, 4, 81
| 262, to 2GS, Seven California
rings. each s. Sc
269 to 27s. .TenCalifornia rings
each Sc, 60
279 to 2S2, Four California
rings, each 8, Sc
2s3 to 2ss. Six California
rings, each S, 80
2S9, One gold ring, 4
200, One fine gold hunting en-
namelled diamond set, lever
watch, Pernoud Robert, maker,
No. S7O7. 14O
Total $4,000
The Prizes will be distributed on Saturday Even
ing December 3lst, 1889, in the manner as in
the preceding ones, to-'yit An Drawn Numbers
from the first to the two-hundred and nineteth in
elusive to take the articles in the order in which
they appear the list.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
CHAS. W. YOUNG.
Nevada, Nov ls. 1859.
Likeneses /! Likeneses
| CE ~ - M n
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23
Nevada Assay o iii c e.
MRS. L. STONE,

F NAL c Physician.
STUDENT of Gezin College, GERMANY.
Re sidence on Broad street, Nevad "a next to
he NJ Mstho dist church
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Peach, Plum and Cherry Trees, either Standard or
Dwarf, Grape Roots or Cuttings Currant, Coos
berry, kAapberry and Blackberry bushes, together
with Eycrgreens md Ornamental Shrubbery, will
receive prompt and faithful attention.
Trees delivered IN any part Of the City free Of
charge.
Nursery Grounds in the Western part Of the
City, ON Des Moincs Avenue.
Il. q. HILTON,
(Late liubbeil j. Iiilton.)
keokuk Sept. g, lS5S-d&w
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Rnchastar NJ
WINTER GOODs.

nTkE's BOOT And SHOE EMPORIUM rs
II wsIl filled with all kinds of goods in his line
for tho season.
Usershoes in quality, price and extent u variety
decidedly the beat stock Ia the city They must be
sold.
Eiippers-Iai!et Dancing and Common, for
Ladiss, Gentlemen, Misses, Boys, Youths and
Children. Very cheap.
Waterproof Boots, hair lined, and canpaigned,
with gum leather soiss.
Dress and common boots Of every description, on
hand ard ,aadc to ordef- Ill CUSTOM WORK
MAHHANTEDs-
In addition To the Boot Shoe businefs Duk q
IL Agent for two oi the best sewing Machines OK
iant-W eed . Patent and ]. M. Singer Co. 's--of
which he keeps specimens constantly on hand
Singer Family Sewing Msohnea arc now sold for
$50. Persons wanting good Boots, skoes Sew
inx Machines, will find this just the place to get
them. komember it's no trouble TO show goods
Machines ut the "1iG BOOT" store, No. 81
Main-sf Kcokuk, Iowa.
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