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The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06
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To all persons holding Warrants registered on the
General Fund of Nevada County.
NJ Office is hereby given. that in accordance
~ with the Statute approved April 9Th,
1859, entitled Ae amendatory of an Act entitled
Act to au hoize the Board of Supervisors of Ne
vada County TO levy Special Tax for County psr-
poses. Approved Al r 22d, 1857 approved Feb'y
9th, 1858. And in persuance thereof, having estI-
mated the amount balance, remaining in the Saerial
Fund, ard it appearing therefore. that the sum OF
six thousand (S6O0 do lars will be applicable to the
purposes specified in said Act Now, Therefore No
tice is hereby givcn that sealed proposals for the
delivery of County Warrants, as provided in said
Act will be received up the first Monday in May,
1860 by the Board of Supervisors and for said
County. By order of the Board.
JOHN S. LAMBERT, Clerk.
April 2d 1860
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06
IMPRISONED FOR LIBrI-J. Walter Walsh

IMPRISONED FOR LIBEL.-J. Walter Walsh,
editor Of the Sunday Varieties, was sentenced
on Saturday last by Judge Blake, of San Fran
cisco, to Imprisonment in the county Jail for the
term of one year, for publishing libellous matter
concerning Mr.. C. Z. S. Mcdonald. The pun
ishment was the heaviest permitted by law.
Geo B. Brewster was at the same time sentenced
to the county jail for thirty days for acting as
carrier and distributing the paper containing the
lbeIlous matter.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06
SMITH AND MITCHELL'S
GRAND PRESENTATION
CON GER H,

TO TAKE PLACE AT
fuckers ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Tuesday Evening. May the Sth, 1860.
IN addition to a superb Musical Entertainment by
i some of the best Artists III the State SAB PLEN-
DID PREsENTS, amounting in value to S3O'5G6
will be distributed to the holders of such tickets
will be eaIfslcd to the gifts.
The first present will be a magnificent homestead,
house and lot on Second street, Sacramento, value d
at 1000 title perfect. The second present 81 UU0 in
gold coin The balance consists of Magnificent Jew
elry, Ladies' and gentlemen's Watches, Chains, Dia
mond Sets Rings, Sfeast Pins Solid Silver Gobets,
Gold Locksts, &c. &c, all of the very fHest quality,
and selected with great care from the well known and
extensive stock of J. W. Tucker ESQ., at whose
tablshment the goods on exhibition.
7 he undersigned have permission TO refer to the
following well known gentlemen as to their standing
and responsibility His Exeeliency. Coy J. Il. Dow
ney, Sacramento; Gen. J. A. McDousal, San fran-
cisco Messrs- Thos S. Fisk s. Co., Bankers, Sacra-
merto: Messrs. b. F, Hastings y Co., Bankers, Sac
ranento; J. p Robinson, Esq, superintendent Sac
ramento Valley Railroad and many others.
TICKETS ONE DJLLAR All orders for tick
cts must be comranied by the p.oney
SMITH &MiTCHELL,
Test 0 Zee Box. 49,, San Fianeisc>,
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

THE BULKHEAD.-The Democrat says, the
mud carried down from the mountains must in
process of time entirely fill up the Bay of San
Francisco and leave that city inland. Unless
the bulkhead viii stop the mud from coming
down the rivers it will be useless so far as any
protection to the harbor is concerned which
reminds us of the story of Mcthusaleh. 1t is
said when the old patriarch was six hundred
years old he indulgcd for some time the plan of
building house for himself, but finally aband-
oned it thinking he would not live more than
three or four hundred years longer and it would
not be worth the trouble.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

BY the violent personal abuse and vituperation
which the San Francisco Bulletin is heaping upon
the Senators who voted for the BuIkhead Bill, it
has done more than any other paper to insure
the passage of said BILL Men are often infu-
cnced By reason and argument, bat rarely by
personal detraction and vilifcation.
The Sac Union is responsible for the above
remarkable solecism-a soIecism not to be ex-
plained but by proof that Senator differs in
bis nature from men. Will the Union take the
bull by the horns, hold of the horn of di-
lemmaf
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

~ Nick Longworth, the great wine maker
Of Cincinnati, lately sent quantity of spark
ling " Catawba" to Geo. NJ. Dallas, in London,
requesting him to pass over the majority of it
70 . wine merchant to be sold for Nick's benefit.
Minister Dallas would'n consent to act as COM
10 is sion merchant
Strange with the disgraceful example of that
old vino maker, Noah,. before him, that Nick
Longworth should make similar exhibition Of
himself rithtut the eIcass Of drunkenness.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06
keystone Market,

T Hereby notify my old friends and customers
that have sold out said Market entire to
JOHN McALLISTER who will corduct the bus-
iness hereafter, and to whom 1 recommend my
former patrons l have also sold to him all OUT
standing accounts due me from former business.
ARCHIBALD McALLISTER.
Nevada. March 18th, 1S60,-3w
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

FoRrcNEs AND SACRED HoxoRs PLEDGED
AGAIN." Anthony Wayne, Ethan Allen and
Israel Putnam" sign their names to card in
the Stockton Democrat, pledging their fortunes
and sacred honors to be three out of ten to con-
tribute ten cents apiece to place Stockton on a
par with Mokelumne Hill in point of patriotism
in contributing to the Washington Monument.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

THE st. Louis Correspondent of the Sac
Standard writes, that nothing will come of the
Union movement in the East. In the opinion
of that writer a combination will be effected and
can and Union parties.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

FRANCIS j. Dunn tells the people Of Sierra in
law card that he is going to devote his whole
time to mines and mining, and without egot-
ism, thinks himself better qualified for that
practice than any other person." Frank is re-
markabIe for modesty
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

c. b. MCDONALD, on reassuming the quill
editorial of the Sierra Citizen intimates that he
has grown wiser, more industrious and ecenomi-
cal since his former connection with that paper,
and deems himself better qualified to meet the
requirements of an Intelligent community
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

THR Charleston Mercury says: The Mobile
Pink, the funny correspondent of the Charles
ton Courier, has got himself into tight place.
He has stated that Dan Sickles had got pious
The father of Dan is George Sickles, once a
printer, but now lawyer. lie has sued Pink
for libel The idea is that as pious man, Dan
would be debarred from running for Congress in
this District"
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

els THE EAErH Drying UP ?"-The export
an emphatic no, to the interrogatory. The fan
cy of man can scarcely call up damper sub
ject than the weather
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administrators Notice.

Estate of EDWARD KELSEY, Decd.
n Office i. hereby given by the hndersign@
IN ed Administrator OF the above named estate,
to the creditors of, aud all persons having
claims against the said Edward Kelsey, deceas-
ed, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouch.
ers, within ten months from the first publication
of this notice to the undersigned at the office Of
John Anderson Esq. Nevada,
March 20, 1860.
RICHARD KELSEY, Admr.
OF the Estate of Edward Kelsey, decd.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

SHERMAN DAYS REPoRT.--The Report of Hon.
Sherman Day on tho Survey of the Sacramento.
Placer and Nevada Railroad is found in the Pla-
eer Herald of March S1st, and occupies nine
columns of that paper. The report is an able
one and demonstrates that railroad to Nevada
will pay. We have not room to publish the re-
port entire, but will endeavor to give the main
features Of il at an early day.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

STATE TREAsuRY.-S600,701 were in the
State Treasury on Saturday last. Another sat
isfactory item in connection with the fact is the
members of the Legislature are receiving but
half pay now-no disposition to retire, however,
on it.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

TRADE WITH JAPAN.-A line of regularpackct.
is to be established between San Francisco and
Japan via. Honolulu. The bark Rover is the
pioneer vessel, and is advertised to leave for
Kanawaga in the middle of next month
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06
-FslaglfEeEIsl4Yl5n:

On Tuesday bill passed the House au-
thorizing certain counties to retain the
States portion of the poll tax, less that
authorized by law to be paid into the
School Fund, and the States portion of the
foreign miners license tax which shall be
collected in said counties for the year 1860
and the year 1861, to be applied to the con-
struction and Improvement of certain wag-
on roads over the Sierra Nevada. The bill
now only awaits the signature of the Cover
nor to become q law.
People of Nevada you are excluded
from the benefits of that bill. The route
by the Henness pass which you claim to
be equal to any over the Sierra Nevada, and
better than most of passes-a pass on
which the hopes of your county are large
ly centered-is not to receive the help of
the State Treasury to which you so greatly
contribute. You are compelled to pay over
the above taxes to the support of the State
goyernment-to contribute to the counties
which withhold the same for their own
benefit. In other words, you are made to
build roads over the Sierra Nevada for the
benefit of other people and are denied
equal privileges. When Judge Smith, your
representative, asked to have Nevada in
cluded in the privileges of the bill, that
she might improve the Henness pass,
his request was voted down by large ma
jority. The Beckworth, Yuba Gap, Placer
vile, and Big Tree routes and even pass
away down in those counties which voted
to go out of the State at the last election,
are deemed worthy to receive the fostering
care of the State. Yours is unworthy.
Nevada only asks justice-to be put on a
par with other counties She has never
asked dollar from the State for any pur-
pose. But when her means are made to
contribute to her destruction she has right
to demur She denies the right of the Leg
islature to compel her to pay for other
counties the money they take from the COM
mon fund to construct roads to turn travel
from her territory. Let all counties and
all passes having just claims to considera-
tion receive the attention they merit, but
make no invidious distinctions
1t was not long since that the Sacramento
Union declared its impartiality in regard to
mountain passes. 1t was then in favor of
liberal appropriations for all routes. But
does it have a single word to offer at the
injustice done Nevada by the Legislature
Not word. On the contrary the bill passed
on Tuesday has its smiles and appreciation.
The fact has been announced a thousand
times that ten thousand dollars expended
on the Henness route would suffice to make
a better road than one hundred thousand at
Placerville. Competent persons who have
travelled both routes so declare, and so will
maintain. Yet these facts are shamelessly
ignored by men whose interests should
teach them better
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

LEcTUREs.-Grass Valley is doing fnc thing
in the way of Lectures. DIR. Randall delivered
lecture last week, Rev. Mr.. Deal follows this
week. " Old Block next, and A. B. Dibbc close,
the course the week after.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

MARBLE.-A correspondent of the S. +. Her
aid says a Mr.. Johns, from this county, has
struck q lead of pure white and variegated
MARBLE of superior quality thirty feet thick, six
miles from Carson City.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06
EStr;lY,

7 ATELY cHfne into the inclosure of tho
i JSubscriber. at Liberty Hill, Little York Town
ship, Bay Horse full IS! hands high, in poor
diiin branded 5 b. on the left hip saddle marked.
star in the face feet Nhits, and ten more years
old, The owner is requested to pay charges and
take him away, X. PARRISH
Liberty Hdl March Both, 3w
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

THE SMITH FANLY.-0f the whole population
in England and Wales, in 1855, one person in
73 was named Smith, one in &c was Jones, one
in IT'S was Williams, one in 152 was a Davis,
and one in a Us was Brown.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06
Copartnership Notice.

THE COparinersiiip heretofore existing un.
der the name of KELLOGG e. HUMBEkT. i,
dissolved from this date by the retirement of Mr.
Humbcrt. j. G.. KELLOGG,
A. HUM BERT.
San Francisco, April ,, 1860.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

MoRs THAN A HIST.-The Mariposa Gazett.
publishssa list of those who have left that region
for Washoe, leaving printers bills unpaid.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING

NJ RS. c.. A. TAFT.
AN 70 this method of announcing to the Ladies
OF nevada ami Vicinity, that she has opened a
SHOP ON MAIN STREET.
Next doorto Crawford & Co.'S Hardware s,or.
Where they can have Dresses Cut and Made
IN genteeiest Style. Bleaching done to order and
bonnets Made and Trirmedto suit customers
Also, Stamping on Muslins, Flannels. silks. and
lhiDetS. Please give her a call, for Mrs T. feel.
competent to give satisfaction
yad March Goth 1860.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06
Real Estate For Sale i!

TWO HOUSES AND Tors, snd one House on a
l. leased lot, all on Upper Commereisl street also
small Holse and Lot Broad street, above Jas.
Monroe's Butcher Shop, offered for Sale, cheap
for cash Enquire of HENRY PLUMER,
Har9ti Polka Saloon, Broad St. Nevada.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

more man gets tight the ioossr his habits are
acknowledged to become.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

SEVERAL of our exchanges are cackling over
large eggs laid on their tables lately, some seven
inches in length or more.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

SENATOR cRAsg has presented petition
from this county relative to the construction Of
a railroad from Nevada to Folsom
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

DIR. HEwSTON who is an Analytical Chemist
and Metallurgist and who was the first Meter and
Rcfner in the United States Branch Mint in this
city, has been in charge of the Melting and Assay
Department in the Office Of Kellogg Humbert for
the past FIVE years. Mr.. STEARNS has been acting
as Cashier for length of time. / cheerfuly
command them to the public for their capabiity and
integrity. A. HUMBERT.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

THE undersigned will continue the business of
Il MELTING & ASSAYING GOLD AND SILVER
at the old stand of Kellogg & TIumbrrt, No. los
Montgomery st., unde the stvle and firm of
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

A. YOUNG LADY of extraordinary beauty and
superior attainments," the daughter of wealthy
and respectable parents, of Sampson county, N.
{. attempted to elope with a negro slave. the
property of her cousin. With horse and buggy
stolen from neighbor, they reached the depot,
when they we're suspected, and On being ques-
toned, the lady confessed the whole affair, de-
claring that her intention was to marry the negro
when they got to the North.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06
KELLNGG, HEWSTON & co.

They trust thatthe manner in which the large bu-
siness entrusted to tlis establishment during the
past yesrs has been conducted, will be guar
antee to the public for the future and will
them a liber, share of patronage.
Particular attention will be paid to the analysis of
Ores, Minerals, Metals. a:ers, Products of The Arts
sc. Opinions on these bjeets will be given at all
times cheerfully, without charge
J. &. KELLOGG,
JOHN HEWSTON. JP.
J. II. STEARNS.
San Francisco, Aprl2 1860
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

5z~ The n. Y. Herald foots up the votes Of
Stephen A. Douglas on the first ballot at Charles
ton Mt 20.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

MORE RUsr.-Albert Rust, of Arkan,as. has
attached himself t- .hs Dcnglss c,us.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

MRs. FAnSHAx is about to deliver course o
lectures in Sacramento
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06
Bott, and Gelwiek.. please COPY.

HE Macon. Miss, Beacon states that rich
silver mine has BEEN discovered in NoIubee
count
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06
Tents,
WagOn-COvers.
Awnings, and
GA7DEN HOSE.

re- on THE SHORTEST NOTICE. -gsN
TENTS will be made expressly for the washoe
expedition, al sizes ana all shapes, as ordered.
The Machine Sewing unpreco dented for strength
durability and speed. The Machine itself to say
nothing of its working capacities is uhrvalled and
without parallel in the nineteenth century. and
this age Of progression. 1t is true Wheeler & Viii
are in the Seld for fine work. and are unsurpas-
sed. Grover Bakers machine cannot he beaten
for strength and speed in the general empo9
which they used. There are al Singers
ehi:es, and anumber of others. which we will not
mention
Asither of the sbove compete with - &
HOWARD'S, for il sewS three stitches in one
lntion, with twelve cord Sail Twine and two men can
complete
300 YARDS PER DAY.
Ono scam will stand pressure of from Is 100 fee
fall and probably more.
p lace OF business. Collins Co.'S Store in tho
old practice of the Nevada Rifles where 81
man! glad hearts have tripYed it the fantas-
tic toe.
This advertisement WI notify the public that
Mcssrs. ---- and :. HOW Ard have entered
into partnership together equal partners since
the 18th day of March, lS60
Orders will be strictly att.ni.G to and promptly
executed mar 30-3ru
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

ORDERS solicited. Office opposite the Book
store of Geo. w. Welch, up stairs, Commercial
Street. Nevada
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