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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-07-19


Watches. Jeuelry rs.ey Goods Gallery. Ci,
ssd Mhtsfy Goods of every de.erlptie,- ,ue
Swords, kPssist,ss. S..Ass. Hats. Lace Bsttop,
tScls.
No~ oPsniar a mssai6esat stock OF New G. A
such az Americas, EBgit.h. Getmaa aSd Fr,seh !,
slry, 10 Gets snd ~ single Pieess. Best asal.t,
Waiehs.. h. giish Levers. sksletou de- b~pls.
cher Esespsmsat, Lsp,Hss. son,e very small for h.
set 9Th pearls aad disasoad.. elsgss,l, esams
lndsPsaseni and QyaItst Second Wa,sbe,. Iio,t
u eafrt gold Natchss IN every variety
ReA Gains Vases, ffon PAM aad DfrsJep Fr
ssd spanish fshs.
shsst, God, Ivory. Pearl aud Leather Card CT
do, an-. do. Poo Moaaiss.
EsssuI & liz aud Br0EEsd Clicks. CsnJI.hr..
ALBATA WARE-SPooa,. forks, IsIIe.. bts,
kHI. .. Ae., Of the beet qusIity. ,
Plated tea snd coffee sets, easicr., walter, 7
s;'ssi. vegetable d'.hes, iurssS.. tuusr dishss,
dls,''ehs. teske,tles, urss, salt eeilar,
ldte'ss 'hc lleeme.. nsS sty ies, Esxl iSh aad Al
Gao 'sbie cutlery, scissors. Peu kniVss rs1os. .po
EsHe'. nes'S esrss. Z, ,, 4. 8, and \ pair. jewti
scAes aud weights. &e
Waiehfnsksrs' tool. aud materials: Watch Cis
q every deseriPiiop aeomPIeie assortment Of de
Files,
c.B. Co. oa.r the above goods 90 ID. very
terms Call sad sxsnins. fDee 1. q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-07-19
TO FARMERS OF TIE
Valley Of Virginia.
" ariFefaal sufrrss sf
RHODES SUPER PHOSPHATE.



iadaess % "a mafs snisasiTy tffanrrmrats frf
~ ceased he spfama- irf stirh rufross -
havs ssisbiishsd Depci 81 AisTshfns 400 hsrs
spFoiaisd Hsssts Csffn0vs a Co cor cole
Afsats. go sil hsve iafrs siocS o. hsndta
timfa
., ~ sso ts',f Ftfmsrs 20 NJ. Jsnss 8 usfs. a.
$500 . C'aits coasiy. Va uha suf
pc go procure thsif of6rfs--sad uss hss
80, s,ItarParas sth NJ Cas- Chass. sfibs
Dspo'. Hiaehrrsf. We 90 fscslTs oder, h a.,
a.. sa lsfss sau.hsf o. ssuifcs,ss us .sisst
80 Zen ~ o. Fsausa wsII.
800 sfsf WaIls Pc. Ciatfs roautv
- 'onf tssssoa Hs ssrs
s.,t-.,,.. 49, FhosFhsts hss sst,s tduairsbfy
- ~ $50 u thiF artrh srll.s-s--frssef -
- p npisflfshls hsi go ~. .-..... 49,. -,
80 ce@raFst issoratiy s.it nsi sf .,,.ls,, -. !,
af't lfert 81 BE- 80 - -. 80 ~.
-aeffi = - y re- ssfisias aItk ~. - f-,.7
- = - setissst pfi, 49, nasous' !. ~.
s.sl. t... - aii-saf ltf 80 aiiIs - Isfisr.r
- taaefsf'ri isfrfna arrssfsr
RH0nEs a co
ley -. isss - ''fH ssiifnsfs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-07-19
Ten Thousand Buyers Wanted
Sheellron Establishment.

EsNtHUiltnmfnt.
On AfaIa STREE, CAarieao,c., EvEi.,a
THE undsrsiKh-d hss on hand ssd }, ,.,,,,I,
u @sAniseloting 81 his TIN WARE. SToTS
AND SHkETfRON ESTABLISHNENT
~ ChAtissiowh, every description OF Caltsar,
ware, aiSai'y ieont IN his line OF businss.- mad.
~ me he,, material and ~ experienced workmen
ne soes nov 20 his Ware Room eonpr,..t
every assisl sricie known TO the keu,ss.,r,,
snt aey article called toe OF say amoant Of Good.
se,ifrd can he isruished ~Hh tssbaich.
am9es BITS ,iSes OF Tia Ware may Be found
hUCkEIs Of ell siEss.
CcDoffEk POTS ettss reo.i approved patterns.
cccLIhNDhks; sPtts. Sis sssf.. Gaze s.ss-.;
CAkE CUTTERS. floar Bos.s
FATTY PANS of yar,o.s patterns.
bASiNs, ChaBbtr WI are. Pltehst.
mfArtrss 81 sii s,Ess ssd Pasaisd Tsilst Ware
HIS stock ~ SBEET' IRON gAhE, con-
pfises every ariie AZ Inc CBiltnsry abd uou,r
keeping dsPsfimeuL He sock 81
- II q ES.
embraces every variety Of WOOD ADD Coz Stove.
smeus which may be found the lollowips .en,oy.
- Tstt~rbs, F''N
Dsh.-e. Ksst sire, V YES So, .ts. Col
N'', -, i, Cot, ,'ses Cresi.s cspi.i siIs,
Pr-sia@ coot. .ss. R.di.,s,., ,,-.
i saas sSe,,'1 'iIS' Msgaie Temple. .iIss
Pottaole Grate.. ire.
sizes. -
Reversing ever facility know n to The bushes.
NJ - prepared 81 all TINES 10 execute WIN IA, a.
most prvmr'psss. ell kinf, OF
BUILDING AND JOB WORN
Ito Roohag ZiHkinE sat spoBtinE COZ, 10 ord,
add 10 the bssi mannsr
Merchants desiious Of fsplsbi,hinr their .,ors
OF Tin OF sheet Iron Ware uin hhd n 10 heir
adssn'ass 10 deal With me. shall MAXI IIb,,.
a. diseoun' to merchants ut,n sriels, az, boprL,
Tia Ware 'sgsi ter
---E-. Heef Hfge,
BeesWaI Did Cprr,,
Wool os a,,,.
SheepakiHs n 4 P,wt,,
ihankiul tor past isvos aud With deiermin.
''oA 70 mef,' me 'He'ess'n PsnossEs Of the
commonly, ! respectfully .olIeita e,ii from, III
sho oes're purchasing any article in nv line Of
ous,aess MY terms will b. saeA a. eAIHotfail
Sepi -, 50. ALERT MILLER
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UNION HOTEL,
Berryville, Clarke COuRty,

TNHiS new Hotel Is now open and rsafv 81
i Tor gaesls. iiis not only new HottI. --p
new house. New rooms srw bed.. new Ia p
iufe Latest i'nprUVeEents- fooms larrs. al
aud comfOuHble
hf Table Is also furnished wiz N. y
the seAsUn affords
nv BtR = supplied with the best iauor,f
Abundance OF competent servants AVA. W
tendance.
nv srABL and O,il,r ,h.u .. -, y
very best kind, au1 Que AueBiion will he siv,np
any horse eommiued 10 nv ehafse.
10 already has been said nausTinaIy. Of my
o'e, pfov'sion and management. " This Is IKE y
best days ot Bush TAYLOR" However his ns
be true, merited, Mr.. Taylor, ,r aay one ~
could not have pledged more earnest endea
snd Sfong deierDta alton 10 5uild % a 6rst Fl
House han do, IL money and every attenIil
can do IL.
All ask ofth public is to give me call u
P'I,s "r rue oriaise hartford
OcLb Sy-iy. LOr l.. GLa1El
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Commissioners Sale.

PURSUANT 10 IN order Of he cireuh Courr
n OF Bsrksivy, 10 he ease 81 Joss n. Boi's "a
Gf0rgr J. boix. Adm'r.. ths unoersiruec SPECIAL
Coumis.,ossr. sepoio1ed thereby win sssose 10
Ssls, 81 Poel.e Aeei,on 90 the ptsmt.es. on the
SATURDAY, the 2S,h JULY, 1850,
he .oiiowink prupeity via:
Tas HOME Farm OF ,xkieh 0,orRs I Bolir
died seiieds 10 the seDsiy " Berkeley, and ueoa
which John Boiu uov r,.Ice. eosisipisr sbost
= 3 % ACR f 8,
one-thds N fiao<r. The lssa, ~hsch ~ VI slate
soi, is under good eultivsI,Oo ana Ieaeiag. IL 10
-eilsuPpiied vuh . veil ssd springs The ID well
tng HOUSE 10 SeatbertoafdnJ and comnodioas -
u ha, good Barn and Blsrk,rnHh' . saop spOn o.,
win 'he o'htr usual cot buildings. rhets are eight
or ten aSfrs Of good m. ado~ ~ The tract, TIE MID
die~sy and Garsrdsio~n tsfsPike passes through
the land.
ALSO
House aud Loo Oi ESQ Acres ssloioing, on
the North so. OF the Farm.
The Farm sud .ds IA sass and Lot VIII he sold
separately The Dover Of the w tdosot George
i. bcltx, deed will Re iaeiuded IN the Sale.
Possession 90 be given on the confirmation OF
the sale. OF ihs coou may order a. its Seplen.
Der Term nett.
TER.nS.-Teu per csuI Of the purchase
ney IN The Cav Of sale. tweniy-thfee anf one
third per cent fhefeof on the hfst day Of the Sep
trmbrT BsEi Of said Court and tA- residue
IN sqaa insta ipcnts a. twelyr aud etghieen muhh.
from the dsy Of sac, with interest co all ait~r ,h-
cash payment from the day ~ safe The nnrcha,-r
eEecu''ngs trust Deed eoSveJ ing ~ property ~
teeUfe the same.
40 Arrangement Gao, 6ouhils,.. b h.f.,,,s,
msce ~iih he 'aSciir pot The Couf,, or-ur go
tnterrsi eeiU VA The last naym-r' ic 4. a, q ,.,
pad duIi,g the h:r OF 10 W Low.
yun- 10, ls5l-n .Ge,
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ConnI,sIosss's Orrles.

Chsflssioun.
The Pariles intsfesied 10 he above deere, ar,
hsfehy hoiihed nat 90 Saturday. The I'M cav OF
Asgs'. leoo 81 nv Once IN hauesmwn uiI
PFoessd 10 sHceule The aSOve decree o. wh,en tim.
sHd phase thsy are reqo6ed 10 anend
LAWSON BOITs Conf
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10
SheriH,s Sale.

H7H EREAS, on the 9Th dsy of DC easer, A d
w 1853 fiual Judgment and decree was -ender-
ed in the District Court Of the Fourteenth Judicial
DisfTiet Of lie State of Aioi nla in and for the
County of Nevada, against BARTHOLOMEW
vi RPHY and JOHN LENAX and in favor Of
HENRY PHILIP. tbr the sum of Five Hundred
aud eighty thee Dollars. principal debt with in
tercs the prncil al at the rare of three 90 per
cent per month from the rendition of Judgment un
til paid. together with all costs of suit
And wher, i on the said 9th 1ay of October A ID
1853 it.Nas ordered and decreed by the said Court
that the Mortgage fDrth IN Plaintiffs Complaint
be forecosed, and the properly therein described
wit; All of that certain property known the
MURPHY Lcnax "Toll Bridge situated, lying
and beng in the County of cvsda and State of Cal
rorEia, with the Toll House thereunto belonging
together with all and singular the rights. privileges
franchise and appnrtenances be longing or in any
way appertaining to said property. The said Bridge
ana ith House are situated on the South Yuba Xiv
CT Oh the road leading from the Town of Washington
70 the Town of Eureka in the County Aforesaid, be
leVieo upon and sold to SATISFY said Judgment inter.
est and costs, and the proceeds thereof applied "a
the PAYNE of said sums afores aid
- hereby certify that the within Decree is entitled
to credit of One Hundred and Twenty and 81 100
HoAars psid on the 9th day of OetoBcr ID $50
also credit Of Sixty aollSLs paid Feb. 4th 1860,
JNo, ) LAMBERT, Clerk
pc. Joe. Roberts Jr. Dep.
Notice IS hereby given that on TrE-DAf tho
9th day OF March ID 1850, between the hours Of
O'Clock A. and O'Clock Z NJ Twill sell all tho
Lenax in and to the above described property At the
Court House door, in Nevada City, at Public Aus-
ti"n for Cash in hand to the highest and best bid
der, to satisfy said Execufi ion and all costs.
J. ID, VAN HAGEN, Sheriff
Thos. p. Hawley, Atty for tiff
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10
She,.isa- 5 sale.

VIZ UEREAc. on the 2Sth day of January A ID
w lSG0 a final gment aud Decree was renI.
cred in the Hstrrt curt ofthe Fourteenth Judicial
Disiricr Of the State Of Cafor ,ia in and for the
County of Nevada, against HENRY SHAW and IN
favor of II. A. MILLS fo' the um Of Seven Humid
red and thirty five 80 100 dollars, principal debt
with interest at the rate of and half e l)
per cent per month from the rendition of Judgment
until paid, together with all costs of suit
And whereas on the 2sth day OF January A. D.
ls6oit was ordered aad decrced by the said Court,
that the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiffs omplat
be forecosed and the property therein described, 10
wit; The undivided one tenth Interest Of in and to
certain lot or parcel of mining ground or mining
claims known and designated as the Eastern min
ing Company claims situated. lying aod being
ion Hunts Hill in tho County of Nevada, STATE OF
California bounded the north by Gouse.tye lniiI-
ing compsnys grou. d. and on the south by the
Main Co. or Morrison Cos ground contahlipg one
thousand feet front and running into the summit
of the hill with all the Fight, franchise. privileges
machinery, fixtures and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in any wise appertainiBg be levied
upon and sold to satisfy said Judgment, interests and
costs, aid the proceeds theref applied to the pay
ment of said sums of money aforesaid.
n 'iice is hereby given, that on TUESDAY the 9th
day OF March "A. ID. 1860, between the hours OF
ocIeck A NJ. and oclock p. NJ. will sell ali the
right title interest and claim Of said Henry Shaw
in and to the above described property at the
Court House door, in Nevada City at public anc-
for cash hand to the highest bidder satisfy
said execution and all costs
J. 'B. VAN HAGEN, sheriff.
T. r. Hawley. PlSl- Atty
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

Atlantic MontMy.-The January
number Of this most excellent maga-
zine has arrived, and is nos whit be-
hind its predecessors in interest. The
Professor" has closed his series and
appears in book form, but commences
another year with The Professors
Story"-the first chapters Of which
appear in the copy before us. Holmes
is one of the most readable Of modern
writer's, and the Indications are that
"The Professor Story will fall not
below the "AutDcrat" or 1.-The Pro-
fessor at the Breakfast Table" in
merit.
The Experience of Samuel Absa-
lom, Fillibuster," is greatly interest
ing as usual. A part of the stoir of
that i'll conceived and worse execu-
ted bloody Nicaraguan drama is graph
ically told.
We have not yet found time to
read the FIRST number of the New Year
entire. So far as we have gone. it is
decidedly first rate.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

as this a Blu,gstcd Garrison =
The Democratic Standard, Of Sacra-
mento, tells of an Engilshman who
was introduced to crowd of those
who are saluted as general" seal
onel," ''major" or "captain" The
party were in the Orleans Hotel, and
the Englishman not. understanding
the emptiness of the titles so frequent
ly mentioned, turning to his friend
and in whisper asked rs this a
biawsted garrison 2" mo Why T.
replied his introducer. "Cause I've
seen nobody hut generals and colun-
els and the like /; a rum looking sci
they are,and l thought it was bloody
fort, see."
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

The NEW BA-NK--Thc- new gram
ite front building near the National
Exchange. on Broad Street, has been
opened as Banking House by Capt.
George w. Kidd, and is now in blast
The hew Banking House presents a
most substantial as well as elegant
appearance. The front 10 con struc-
ted entire of massive blocks of cut
granite, and is the first attempt TO
build walls of granite in this city. and
probably in the mountains. The in
terror of the building is fitted up ele-
gantly. The counter is of superior
workmanship. constructed by G. ID.
Wood. and painted by Mr.. Stout to
represent oak with rosewood panels.
The execution is fine. The top is of
polished while marble. As a place
of security the vault of the bank is
unexceptionable. 1t could not well
be made safer. Add to this the fact
that Capt. Kidd. is one of The staunch.
est men in the State, and one in whom
every body has the fullest confidence,
and we may predict that the New
Bank is destined to be one of the in.
stitutions of the city for years to
come.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

Fruit GroUing.-From the prepar-
ations being made, and from CONVEX
sation with some of our citizens en-
gagged in trying The experiment ol
fruit growing. we judge there will be
some four thousand vines planted III
this vicinity within the six weeks to
come. There will probably be ten
thousand fruit trees planted in this
ne ighborhood this season.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

A girl out West having professed
religion was 50 extremely happy that
she was ever afterward heard sing
ing at the top Of her voice that old
hymn, THE love of God is coming
down." &c. Nothing stops her fiom
singing this hymn. One day old
Jowler. the house-dog, came in while
she was singing and helped himself to
piece Of meat that was on the ta-
BILE. Polly, observing the movement
of Joxler. continuing her fayorite
hymn, said
IF you don't go out III knock you down,
Halle Halleujah,
Ycu nasty sinking lop cared honnd,
U, glory Halelujah ~
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10
''Rest, perturbed spirit, rest

Vineyard Planting.--The Los An
gelcs Star learns that a gentleman
of that city received by recent mail
letter from reliable parties at W ash j..
ington, inquiring if tract of land
embodying tftfy thousand acres in one
parcel, could be purchased in that vi
cinity, suitable for vineyard purposes
A company Of capitalists have agreed
to associate for the purpose of plant
ing vineyard there of that size. if a
sufficient body of land can be found.
This is unparalleled in eyard en-
terprise.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

The Hesperian.-The February
number of this popular magazine
comes to us embellished with a cut
of South Bay. Cerros Island, and a
colored lithograph Of the American
Rose Bay. "The Analysis of the
Gyroscope." by "A. Jennings, is the
only article we have found time to
read. 1t evinces the usual thought
of the author.
The editor offers splendid premi-
ums for the largest lists of subscri-
bers.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10
COnstable's sale.

State Of California, County Of Nersda, Township p
of Ncvada,s
DY virtue of an execution to me delivered. issued
I'D from the Court Of John Anderson Esq. All act
ing Justice Of the eaee in and for the county apre
said, bearing date sth day Of February u o. Il
satisfy judgm' mt renrcr by said court ON the
9Th 1ny tf February D sG0 in favor Of A StHf d
and against Frank ONeill for the SUN Of One Hun
dred and ephIe N and 400 dollars debt, interest
damages and costs Of suit
! have taken in execution and will sell To the
highest bidder for cash the following property wit
one house and lot acrament1 strcrt fronting said
street east Sidc IS feet or less ard runniug
back one hundred feet more or less. one Louse and
stable and tw acres of grounl more or less on Raj
road Hill, aud all fencng pns,s and appnr narces
therennto belonging. All the above Property is
situate in the city of Nevada and east of Gid Run
in Nevada Township and Nevada County and vii
Re sold in ront Of The Court llonse door SATUR-
DAY the Sd Of March d 1860 between the hours OF
o'lcok. A aud o'clock NJ OF said day.
Taken as the property of Frank O'Neil to satisfy
the above demands and accruinS costs.
Nevada city Feb sih 1860
w C Asher Comet
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

T A good story is told by the
Chicago Times about the appoint
ment of Postm asters in that State
One appoiatee was compelled to de-
cline, for the reasons set forth below :
"Dear Sir Although I acknowl-
edge the honor of my appointment, ]
regret to say that have yet an un-
expired term of FIVE years to serve in
the penitentiary. which compels me
to decline your flattering Offer"
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

The BrOderick Estate.-The Sar
Francisco Alta publishes schedule
~fthe real estate owned by the late
Senator Broderick, made up by D. P
Belknap, of that city. 1t embraces
fifteen water lots, five 1OO.vara lots
eight 5O.vara lots, and some smalle,
parcels. The estate is valued at
S135.OOO, and is mortgaged for $780,.
900. George Wilkes is expected to
arrive on the next steamer, to possess
himself Of the bequest made TO him
Of all the estate, save $4,000 be-
queat he'd to Mr.. John McGlynn.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

loneep Ka,s,ng.-Our excellent
brother of the Hydraulic Press, in.
dulges in most poetical vein on the
subject of sheep raising. in his last
number. His pictures of "woolly In
nocents" skipping over knolls and
rocks under. blue skies. are delicately
and naturally drawn. and awaken
wish for look once more upon the
rural scenes, bright waters, grassy
lawns. flocks and herds of homeland,
blended with longing after mutton.
With him we unite in the wish to see
our hills covered with feecy Aocks,
but unfortunately we are not sound
OH wool. We are with brother Avery
to the last on the mutton question en-
phaticaIly, but we rather opine that
wool grown in these mountains in
their present wild state would have a
large element included with it, not to
lie made into cloth. Burrs and sticks
in wool are quite as bad as sand in
cotton. They help to weigh but add
nothing to the value of the article for
manufacturing purposes. - .-a4.'-
That sheep will. grow, and grew fat,
add TO the picturesque ness Of the
landscape, and all that,in thesemoah'
tairs, is determined fact. A few,
however, the scanty herbage will sup
port only. and these We imagine
when tried will be found to be profit
able only for mutton.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10
Pubic Meeting.

Whereas unexpected efforts are be-
in made to feet removal of the
Capital of the State from the city 81
Sacramento to San Francisco; IA meas
ure deeply affecting The interests OF
three-fourihs Of the people Of this
Siate-a meeting of all citizens will
be held at the Court House, on Sat-
urday the 1ltlt inst. att Pm, to take
action and express the public opinion
upon the subject.
Geo. W. Kidd. Jno. II. Crenshaw.
NJ. III. Funston, l Williamson,
j. N. Turrer. /. N, Dawley,
WIN. HoLlridgs, G. r Lancaster,
Il. b Mcfarland. L. w. Sigourney,
G w. Whitman. j. b. VanHagan,
j. w. Grier. A. a. Sargent,
A. Ii. Hagadern, j. II. Mcconnell,
n. P. Brown j. 5. Wall.
C. w. Hill. E. F. Spence,
s. +. Brown, Martin Brennan,
z. p. Davis, c. w. Catalan.
5. s. Penn, Henry Meredith,
E.O Thumpkins, Geo. . Peirce,
l.. c. Wickes, IL b. Thompson,
j. Il. Patterson, John Webber,
John CARRIER, S. Lubec,
:. Courel. j. b. Richmond,
w. ii Davidson, Wm. ii. Lowell,
Sam. p. Easley, Ed MeGiii'gan,
j. a. Peirce, G. H. Ferre,
And 200 others.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

japanese NeWs.-Commcdore Tat
nall, says the Hongkong Press of
November gath, has come down on
the Powhat.an and will return by her
to Yeddo in January, for the Japan
ese Commissioners. They are to be
taken 10 Panama and thence across
tho Isthmus to the United States, the
Powhattan going around Cape Horn.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

Eacouragi1g.-The judiciary COM
mittee of the Senate by a vote of
three to two decided to recommend
the non-passage eff the relief bill of
Judge Barbour. That's righl--the
Judge has already drawn twice as
much from the State as his services
were ever worth.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

Democratic Convention. Ad
ministration County Committee met
in this city on Saturday last, and es-
tablished the test recommended ly the
State Central Committee. The c1un
ty Convention meets or Saturday,
the 18th inst, to appoint delegates
to the Stae Convention.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

Grand Tree Sale.--"Uncle Ike
Williamson will sell at auction fine
assortment of fruit trees on Tuesday
next in front of the Court House.
The stock is large and choice and will
be sold without reserve. 1t is his last
sale OF he season, and culturists are
invited to be on hand.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10
New To-Day.
Notice I'd trsiiitars.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons hayirt
claims against the is ate of SAMUEL KULIIJ
DECREASED to pese nj the same duly authenticated a
required By law the under signed Administrator
Of The above Estate, at the Office OF Messrs Casvel
x Anderson corner of Pine and Commercial Strrets
Nevada within ten months from this date or ,hey
viii be- forever barred
Ncvalt, Feb 8. 1860
4w d. n THoMP on. Pub Admr.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

The San Francisco Medical Press.
This is the title of quarterly of six
ty-four pages, octave size, which we
find OIL our table. The copy before
rs is volume one, number one, and is
edited by DIR. Cooper. 1t makes a
handsome appearance and its con
tents appear to be valuable.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

.4s 4sylums at MarysriHe.-A Sena-
tor from Yuba has introduced bill
into the Legislature to establish a lu-
natic asylum at Marysville. A MEM
ber of the Assembly from tho same
county has introduced another. 1t is
barely possible that Yuba may need
two asyluu1s.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

AT primary meeting of the Republicans Of Ne
vada township held lass evening the following gen
hemen were elected delegates to the county con-
ventish Of next saturday: James Churchman, A.
A. Sargent Johns. Dunn. James webber, G. w.
Pryor. J. s. crossman 7. w Colbourn. Edward F.
Foster, Ed H. Gaylord, S. 7. Oates. The meeting
was veil attended. and adjourned With three cheers
for Republican principles.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

Lzdy's Bo0k.-We are indebted
toJ. E. Hamlin for a copy of the jan
uary number of Godey's Lady's Book.
1t is one of the standard publications
of America, having reached its Goth
volume and 3oth year of publication
hy the same publisher. To the ladies
it is deemed indispensable. Its fine
engravings, fashion plates and chaste
articles commend it to the taste of
fashionable ladies everywhere.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

BOARD OF SUPERvisoRs.-The
Board convened at their room at the
Court House on Monday last and ad
iourned on Wednesday for one mouth
in order to allow the road laws to be,
come properly settled by the Legisla-
ture. While in session tire Board au-
dited most of the bills against the
county and awarded the contract for
keeping the INDECENT sick for the en-
suing year. But two bids were put
in for the contract; one by Dr.. Over
ton at rs cents per day in cash. for
keeping each patient supplied with
food, clothing. medicines and medical
attendance. The other bid was by
DR.. r. NJ. Hunt. at one dollar in
scrip for the same services. The lat
ter was deemed the only bid which
could be legally considered. the Su-
pervisors not having the right to sell
scrip in the market for cash, and the
contract was awarded accordingly to
DIR. Hunt.