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THE INDEPENDENT.

rTNHE INDEPENDENT.
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER, Esq.,
AUTHOR OF NOTHING TO WEAR,
Has W. ,en characteristics article for .his weeks tout on
THURSDAY M0RNINGl, entitled
Introduces his particular friend,
MOSS BUNKER, ESQ,
WHO GOES TO NEWPORT.
Alec,
MISS MATILDA BUNKER,
AND THE BUNKER FAMILY,
FROM FIFTH AVENUE.
Also
Mr. FUNGUS.
THE FUNGUS FAMILY,
Called together to decide question: Where hsn we 90 re
Summerln
BREAKFAST, DINNER AND SUPPER
Discussion Of the subject
The sutbor says:
cit wa. before the house all the time. the previous
eon subsequent question: but never cut Oh debate
d wssd the table a. breakfast. it sure to DO called up
A. zYer II at the bottom Of everything and on the Top
Il was with the and handed round with
the coffee II in the clocks out of the waerppes
opened and shat with the DOORS stared from the walls per
vea the atmosphere II could not be postponed or conpro
nised There was such thing getting nd ofh twure-
moved often enough but Ike ponssoTy note at every eDe"a
II harder 10 meet"
VOTED UNANIMOUSLY
Mott goto
STATEN ISLAND, nor 10
THE JERSEYS nor to
Dear delightful, Clsssic LenoS" nor to
FIRE ISLAND, nor to
COEEY ISLAND, nor TO "any other Island"
MISS ARABELLA FUNGUS
Yiyes her opinion. The air Of I,enox pronounced
TONIC AND PLATONIC.
FUNGUS AT wAsHINGTON's HEADQUARTERS.
Lies down on the floor and akesa
FRONT VIEW.
Gets sT sight Of the
GABLE END OF THE BARN
MRS FUNGUS AT SARATOGA.
ARABELLA AT LENOX
With Divinity student
0er girls and the boys egsa fancy bs and yacht race'
CLOSING MORAL.
More than
rT TWO THOUSAND SUBSCRIBERS IA
Exclusive Of have been received since LIST OF January
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For sale by ell News Agents.
AddIes
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NHE TRIBUN ALMA MAO
FOR 1860.


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r N U Ms MI E u M,
GRAND GALA DAY!
MONDAY, JANUARY 23d, 1862
AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
.>- PoR THE
BENEFIT OF Mr.. Z! F. TAYLOR,
the popular Director Amusenents at this Esabshent
which occasion the following distinguished artstes
. have kindly volunteered their valuable aid:
Dir. g. G. BONlFACE,
Mr. WM. O'NEiLL, four "Irsh Cousin,D
Mr. JAMES DUNN
Mr. JOHN NUNAN
and Mr.. FRANCE,
New Bowery Thea,er.
Mr.. GEORGE BR0OKES
by permission OF j. H. ALLEN ESQ., of the Boweyy Theatey
AFTERNOON, at o'clock-The SURPRISING FEAT
LA BLONDlN OF that remarkable child CARLO FERR arr
(only 10 yeas od) in his ASCENT ON THE TI0HT ROPE
ton the STAGE TO the DOME OF he Lecture Room
Alter WHICH he khtrayagsnls of MAGIC TOYS Farce Of "a
cast and inmtably presented
c cNENISG At o'clOek-First time here Of the elegant
lonely Of HUSBAND TO ORDERS and for the last time
S Spectacle Of ALADDIN the Wonderful Lamp
ne az statue OF John Brown the Living Kangaroo, tie
uNing seal the beautiful Aquaa the Happy Family fivh
HUNDRED FEET OF LIVING ANACONDAS, Baby SeIpentss
ana enormous Boa Conscors among the novelties -
the SEVEN HALLS OF WONDER
Admitance Is eents Children under ten scenisi fraases
IL cents exrs. u.,
Of the author BouRocAuLT esq., has peen put
into active rehearsal and will speedily be produced
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NO. 5S40. NEW-Y MONDAY, JANUARY 3d. 1860.

V'HE CAPERs OF A GooD-FoR-NoTHING
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Or
HERO OF HUMBLE LIFE!
STORY OF OUR OWN TINES.
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FOR FEBRUARY ITB, 1880,
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THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES
MEANS OF NATURAL SELECTION.
rREsERVATG1SS 1S6SoEk SE EHySaFR fSS ShokS IN 1SS
vol, limo, 4s2 pages 81 rs
From The London Saturday Review.
when that the conclusions announced by Mr. DIR.
win such established would complete reyou.
on in the fundamental doctrines Of Natural Hi,t0y-snd fur
that although bis theory is essentially distinct from the de-
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the trench upon the territory OF essabished
religious beewe imply that his book is OF the most i'm
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We been among the foremost TO Judgment
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thought aud labor directed BY OF fremarksb sbiy and
wide aanments and 20 consolidate theory which
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Prom The N. Y. Observer
If
recognize in this work h writer, whatever may
be the scientific verdict on hs theories"
From The London Literary Gazette.
The conclusions at which he aims startling that they
fail with considerable opposition Mr Darwin
himseis far from anticipating that they win be generally
ceived But he has certainly right to demand that they shall
opposed the spirit candor and moderation by
which bis advocacy of them euoenty distingashed
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First appearance fR6KHossE AnfSf s. 'rS 6n1sow
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Doors open In the evening 6A Performances
& Boxes 80 cents Orchestra Seats, S Private Boxes SS
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Matilda Heron
Louisa Allen Viola
j. W. w allack Orseola
george JORDAN .Gaieuo
george Jamlson. .Shoutro
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The piece will be produced under the direction Of
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=. With entirely new costumes and appointments
Act Palace the Dose looking grand csna-Pekins
Act 1.-The Brigsnds Stronghold In the Mountains-Hsyes
Act lIL-Interior Of the Council Chamber
Act lV.-The Interior Of the Palace.
ActN.-The Tower by Moonlight-Hayes
The descriptive music composed and arranged the piece by
Mr.. Il. Mollenhauer.
The erenade has been composed by Mr. Robert Stoepe
Doors open At y commence at " O'Clock.
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the Great Artists will appear in the Ring.
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Cese Mandatory of JOHN H. GIFFIN No. 81 vesey NY
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-17
Democrats County onvention.

Al meeting of the Democratic Central Com
mittee for Nevada County, held on Saturday,
August llth, the following Resolutions were
adopted-by n vote of II to 6:
Resoired, That the Democratic Central Commit
tee do cordially endorse the action of tfs Domo-
cratic State Central Committee of California, presi
ded over by Charles I.i3lley- calling Democratic
State Convention to select four Electors to vote
for JOHN Z. BRECKINEIDGE F. and JOSEPH LANE
for President and Vice President.
HeSotreG, That the Democracy of Nevada County
are requested to meet at their several Precincts
saturday, September lst, 1860, for the purpose Of
ElectinS Delegates TO County Convention, to be
held at the Court House in Nevada City, on Sat-
urttay, September Sth, 1850, for the purpose Of
electing nineteen Delegates to attend the Demo-
cratic State Convention to be held in Sacramento
City on the llth day OF September, 1860, and the
selection of nominees for the Legislature aud such
other business may properly be before said Con-
vVntion.
Resoiced That the Judges of the Primary Meet
ings are hereby requested to observe the following
test:
Noperson shall be entitled to vote who shall not
be willing declare that he will vote for Breckin-
ridge and Lane for President and Vice President,
at the next election.
Resoiced That sail Convention shall consist Of
cne hundred Delegates, to be apportioned as fol-
lows:
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-17
Sheriff s Sale.

WHEREAS, ON THE 9th DAY OF JULY
w A. ID. 1860 final Judgment and Decree
vas rendered in the District Court of the sta tie
of California, in and for the county of Nevada,
IN favor of ORLANDO EVANS and against
GEO. F. MCPHERSON for the sum of Five
hundred and forty three dollars, principal debt,
with interest on the principal at the rate
of three and one half per cent per month
from the rendition of Judgment until paid, to-
gether with all costs of suit. And whereas on
the said 9th day of July A. D. 1880 it was
dered and decrced by the said Court, that tho
Mortgage set forth in Plaintiffs complaint be
fOrecl0sed, and the property therein described,
to-wit: The undivided one fourth Of all that GER
tain lot or parcel of mining claims and lands
in the Township of Bridgeport, County of Ne
vada and State of California, known as the
mining claims of Mcpherson & Co. being
the entire interest of the ieft. Geo. F. Nc
Pherson in and to said mining claims and all
mining apparatus and machinery, tunnels there
unto belonging---said interest being the ORE
fourth of twenty mining claims more or less
with their appurtenances be levied upon and
sold to satisfy said judgment, interest and costs
and the proceeds thereof applied to the payment
of said sums of money as aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given that on TUESDAY,
the 9TH day of August A. D. 1850, between the
hours of 8 o'clock A. NJ. and 5 o'clock N,
will sell all the right ,itle and interest of said
Geo F. Mcpherson in and to the above doserib-
ed property, at the Court House door in Neva'
da city at public auction, for cash in hand, &c
tho highest and best bidder, to satisfy sale
Execution and all costs
J. B. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff
7. D. Mcfarland, piff atty
The above sale is postponed until Friday
| August II. J. B. Van Hagen. Sheriff
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-17
Fires at Crss. Valley.

Our sister town has had o pass through several
fiery ordeals OF late, such rs excite the sympa.
thies and anxieties of her neighbors to the high
est pitch. 1t is no trifle to hear the cry of fire.
But to hear it sounded night after night, is truly
appalling. Grass Valley has been in a state of
intense alarm from nightly attempts of ncendi-
aries. On Monday uight Of last week five build
ngs were destroyed. The next night another
alarm was sounded. The flames were quickly
extinguished without any damage. Thursday
morning another fire was kindled and put out
but on the night Of the same day fire of fearful
violence occurred which in its course swept to
ashes between thirty and forty buildings and
contents, worth altogether some SIG,000. Main
street, on both sides, from the Western Hotel to
Auburn street. was totally swept of buildings
The fire broke out in Bowling Alley at the
corner of Main and Auburn streets, and was un-
doubtedly the work of incendiarics. The fire
obtained such headway that Notwithstanding the
extreme exertions of the firemen they were un-
able to subdue it till "A large amount of property
was destroyed. Pennsylvania Hose Company,
No. 2, of this city, repaired instantly to Grass
Valley seeing the flames, ana did good serv-
ice in subdung the fire. The following list of
losses is taken from the National.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-17

HAnDr's DECISION AGAINST THE MINERS
The Supreme Court Sustaias the decision of J dge
Hardy in relation to trespass upon miuing lands
bv miners after agricultural improvements have
been made The main points Of the decision
are
That the mines Of precious metal in this State
are the property Of the owner of the soil, whether
that owner be the STATE, the United States or an
individual.
That the Legislature of the State, by virtue of
the States sovereignty, may authorize any per-
son to invade the 'oaste lands Of others. and dig
for gold, rendering compensation. to be ascer-
tained by jury, to the owner. BY waste la1ds l
mean any lands not absolutely devoted TO other
useful and important purposes.
That the Legislature has not yet provided by
law for the condemnation Of private property for
mining purposes. and Cor the ascertainment OF
value and payment Of mpensation.-Amadore
Ledger.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-17

A SAVAGE FIGHT.-Away up ut Hudson,
Wisconsin, Il fair Hiawatha and her big Injun
got on drunk and INDUCED in fight. The
local paper says, things ran about even for a
time, when tho damsel seized knife and let out
the spirit of the brave Having got her hand
in, she. to quote the paper aforesaid, with 3
feroeity we have seldom, if ever, seen equaled,
cut him open and was pulling out his heart,
when several natives present now interfered, re-
placing the heart and made the woman desist.
Nothing will be done with the murdercss, except
the vengeance that may be visited upon her by
the relatives Of the deceased"
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-17
Summons,

State of California, County of Nevada, ss Dis
trict Court of the 4th Judicial District of said
State. The people OF the State Of California
to 4. NJ. HENRY. greeting.
YOU are hereby summoned to appear
and answer to the complaint uf Z. smith
filed against you, within ten days from the SER
vice of this writ. if served on you in this eoun-
~, within twenty days if served on you in this
District and out of this county and within
forty days If served on You in the S ate and out
Of this District, i'll an action commenced on the
9th day of Angus; A. d. 1860 for the sum of
Seven hundred and twenty-five 2i-l09 dollar.
all ,.gcd to be due plaintiff from defendant for
goods wares and merchandise sol and deliver
ell by the sad plaintiff to defendant at his spe-
cial request. as set forth and mentioned in the
com. llint to this action on file in the Office cf
the Clerk of this Court. and you are hereby no.
tfe1 that if YOU fail to Gnsw-r said complaint
as herein directed, plaintiff viii take Judgment
against you therefor by d, fault, together with
AL costs of suit. and also demand of the Court
such other relief lis is prayed for in plaintiffs
said complaint
In testimony whereof T. JOHN s, LAM
BERT, Cl.rk Of the District Court.
e. ! aforesaid do hereunto set my hand and
- impress the seal of the said Court at
Office. in the city of Nevada, this Sth
day.of August. A. b 1850
JNO S. LAMBERT, Clerk.
Per JoE. RoBGRrs in. Deputy.
On reading and fling the affidavit of Francis
Smith. and it appearing there from that the said
def has left this State and that his present
whereabouts cannot be ascertained and that
goo Of action exists in favor of said
plE. and against said det. 1t is ordered that
service in said action be mcde on said defend
ant by pul bcation of the summons therein. in
the NEVADA JoURNAL, a newspaper published
in the city of Nevada. and designated as most
Likely to give notice to said deit at least once
week for tho period of three months from the
first ir:crtion thereof Given at Chambers this
the Sth day Of August A. D. 1860.
Niles Searls, Dist Judge.
State of California, County of Nevada SIS. I
hereby certify the foregoing to be a true copy
of an order made and now remairing on file in
nay Office. Attest: .Jno. s. Lambert, elk.
Per Joe. Roberts Jr. Dep.
MeC,nnell 4 CARRIER Attys for Plf. ausiO