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The Nevada journal., 1860-05-04
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w HEREAS, on the 9TH day of ApriI A. d.
W le6o, final Judgment and Decree " as rem
dered in the District Court of the l4th Judicial Dis
trct of the State of California in and for the co,,nt
OF Nevada, in favor of james Morrow aud
against Ira p. Brown. for the sum of Five hund.
red te20Ol dollars, paincipa dNbt with interest ON
the principal at the rate of two and half nor cent
per month from the lst day of January 1879 ,ih,il
pald together with all costs of suit And whereas
on the said fth day of April A. d, Is6Oit was order
ed and decreed 10y the said Court the said morta 90
SET forth IN Plaintiff complaint be forecloscd and
the property therein described to wit The undi-
ded one tenth Of that certain lot or parcel of min
ing ground situated upon Hunts Hill in the Town.
ship of Little York, and County of Nevada the same
being bounded upon the East by Green HORN creek
on the South by the Morrise II conn pauv's ground on
the North by the Gouge Eye cons agiv's groind and
extending back to the summit o.. tie hill and the
same being described and known a. the Eastern
Compaip's ground or claims, be levied upon and
sold TO satisfy said Judgment interest and cost and
the proceeds thereof Ue applied t) the payment of
SAID sums of money aforesaid
Notlceis hereby given that on TUESDAY the 9Th
day of May d. 1860 between tho hours Of 9 o'clock
A. NJ. and O'Clock p 81. will sell all the hight title
interest ard claim of said Ira p. Brown in and to the
above described property at the Court House door
in Nevada city, at public auction tor cash in hand
10 the highest and best bidder, to satisfy said Exc
cution and all costs.
j. b. Van Hagen, Sheriff of n C.
D. Bvden, Plff's Atty. aprl3
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SMITH AND MITCHELL'S
GRAND PRESENTATION
& d n G. e HsT.
TO TAKE PLACE AT
TlChER'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

TUChER's ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Tuesday Evening, uay the Sth, 1850.
addition to superb Musical Entert a1nm-nt by
4 some Of the best Artists in the State SAB PLEN-
DID PkESENIS. amounting in value to $50 566
VIII be distributed 10 the holders of such tickets AZ
viii be entitled to the pifts
The first present will be magnificent homestead
house and lot Oh Second street. Sacramento valued
atS4 COO. title PERFECT The second present 81 600 in
gold coin The balance consists of Magnificent Jew
elry, Ladies' and gentlemcn's Watches ChsiEs Dia
nond Sets kings Srcast Pins. Solid Silver CioBlets
Gold lockets, &C., &c ali of the very finest quality
and selected with great from thewel known and
extensive stock Of j. W. Tucker, Esq, at whose es-
tahishment the goods are exhibition.
he undersigned have permission to refer TO the
following well known gentlemen to their standing
and respectabnty: HIS Exccliency Coy j G. Dow
ney, Sacramento; Gen. A. McDouga San Fran
cisco MesSrs. Ttos S. Fisk y Co.. Bank ers Sacra-
meIto; Messrs. Is. F. Hastings y o.. Bankers Sac
ramehto; J. p. Robinson, Esq, u?erintendent Sac
rainento Valley Railroad. and many Others
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR. All orders for tick
cts must be Eccompan ed Dy the money
SMITH &MITCHEII,
Post Office Box 49, San Franeises,
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San et'ranrisru 9drer'.
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S
9CHNAPPS
A Medicinal Drink of Eminentlv


GALuTARY QUALITIES, manufacturedby him
- sefexclusively, at his Factory at Schiedam,
Holland and wellknown during tn last twelve years
throughout allthe Atlantic and Western States.
1t Is madefromthe best Barley that can be select
ed in Europe with the essence of an arom tic Ital-
ian berry, of acknowledged and dinaLy medi.
cinal properties. 1t has long since acquired a
higher reputation, both in Europe and America
than any other diuretic beverage
Analysed tits perfectly pure Liquor, in its ef-
fects mild and whoisometonic. 1t is extensively
used and approvedby the medica alfaculty, the tenn
perance people, heads offamilies &c
In Gravel Gout, and rheumatism in distractions
of the Bladder and Kidneys and in General De-
biity its effects are prompt, decided, and
reliable and it is not only remedy for these mala
dies, but in all cases which they are produced by
drinking bad W ater, whichis amostuniversally the
cause of them, 1t acts asa sure preventive
For Fever and Ague it is one of the most Ell
cacious preventives thatcanb be resorted to
TIE aromatic Schcidam Schaapps,
consequently in great demand by person trsvel
ling, oraboutto settle in new partsof the country
especially as wellas by many in every community
where 1t has become known, on account of its va
rious other remedial properties.
In alicases OF Dropscal tendency II is pcn
erallythe only remedy required when adopt, a in
the early stage of the disease.
In dyspepsia maladies, when taken in proper
quantities as diet drink and especiallyat dinner
1t isfound byuniform experience, to be emnentIy
effeacous in the most c Estimate cases when even
the best of the usualremedies have failed TO .f
ford more than temporary relief. Incases of Flat
ulency, tits an immediate and inyarjable sneci6c
andIt may be administeredin diluted and proper.
tlonate quantities, even to Young Infants, in all
those piroxyisms ofgriping pain in the stomach
and bowelst TO which they are especially subject.
as well asthe cholic of grown persons
ltsi udicious adoption n connectionwiththe prin
cipai meals, or when sense of exhaustion die.
tates ITS useneyerfailst 70 relieve the debility at
endant upon protracted chronic maladies low
temperament and exhausted vital energy by what.
ever cause induced. These arefacts to which many
cfthe most eminent medical men, both in EnpIand
and tho United States, have borne testimony
and which arecorroboia ated by the highest written
authori ties
Putuptn quartan pint bottles in cases OF one
dozen with my name on the bottles, cork and fac
simile of my signature on the label
Forsale by all the respectable Druggists and
Liquor eaiersin california and Oregon.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer, Il
o. % Beav er street New York
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StraVed or Stolen.

SMALL yellow Dog, answers to the
IA name of TOBY. left the residence Of the un-
dersigned on Selby Ill., at the Nebraska shaft on
Mardh 9th, Whoever will give anv inform alton Of
him or return him to the undessenef will lie iber
al rewarded O. IL SFYNOTR
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-
2z}lslSs2 .
-. ". R. II.
0N AND AFTER THE FIRST OF APRIL.
~ 1859. the trains of the Sacramento VALLEY
Railroad will tvc as follows. viz
The Passenger Trains.
Wiliieave he Depot at foot Of X street. at sacra
mento 1t : o'>l'ck. 4 NJ. and 3 P ~
itNllleaye Folsom daily (SUndays excepted] at
A NJ l2 NJ, and35I P. NJ.
OhSundays, VIII leave Sacramento at A NJ
and ? NJ, wi cave Folsom at9A. NJ and 5 p M
TICKET Off -C-on Front street, under the
What Cheer House,
Regular Fare over the Road. s2each wav.
Excursion Tick for Sundays. out and back So
Freight for Folsom
III be tax en- up by every H. excepting SUNDAYS
tp way freight by the 7. NJ train only
Freight must be delivere6at the DEPOT foot of l.
street, haitian hour before the departure oftrains
clseit will be retained for the next train.
Rates ofFreisht-tTpward, S3per ton, to Folsom
Downward, $3.50 (for stone)
pertOn TO Sacramento.
TheI A. NJ. trainout from Sacramento connects
" stages forallofthcfollownen named places and
passengers pro .uring tickets the icl et office in
Sacramento, W Il be senttAroughlthcsalne dav
Thestagcs run from all of the following named
places 10 connectwith the 10 NJ train from Folsom,
arrivingn iacrlmentoONE HOUR BEFORE THE
SAN FRANCISCO BOAT LEAVESl
Nevada Grass valley, Auburn,
Iowa Hill, Forestcity, Dowuieville,
Orleans Flat, Olair, Gold nin.
illinoistown, Yankee Jini's, Greenwood
Georgetown, Mormon Island, Colulna
Fl Dorado, Diamond Springs, PIaccryille,
Prairie City. Michigan Bar Cooks Bar
Wallis Digging,, Live Oak City ARK ansas Digging
Willow Springs. .Drytown, Ama,lcr
Sutter, Jackson. Fiddletown.
J.P. ROBINSON, Superintendent.
Sacramento. lS5q-tf
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A CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
London Cordial Gin! ClubH ouse Gin!
Schiedam & Medicated Schnapps (!
Royal Schnapns. &c

Underline above and similar titles the liouor
mixers othis city are bottling large quantities of
aduiterated unwhosometr ash costing butlittle on
California.
Avoidal!compounds. Some are so skillfuIIy pre-
pared as % passfor good Liquor. except with the
oest Judges. lyon wouldbe safe, only the long
established. renowned, genuine Holfes Srhtrdan
AromaticSchnapps.
UDOLPHO WOLFE Sole Importer.
22 Beaverstreet New York.
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Summons.

eiaie Of California, County of Nevada 81. District
Court Of the 18th Judicial District of said State
The People of the State of California to JAMES
WALSH and ROBERT HOMFRAY, Greeting
VOU are hereby summoned to appear and answer
L to the complaint CT CHARLES LUCE filed
against you within ten Gays from the service
twenty days if served you in this District aud out
Of this county, and within forty days if served on
you iu the State and ont of this District, in an ac
tion commenced on the 2sth day of January A D.
1860 in said Court, wherein plaintiff prays a judg
nsnt against said defendants. for the sum of -Four
Hundred and one 92lO0 s4Ol 92 dollars, alleged to
be due and owing to said plaintiff from defendants
for work and labor done and performed BY said
plaintifor said defendants at their spec al instance
and request from the 22nd day of November 1857 up
the 24th day of March 1853, together with plain
t,f costs of suit. And you hereby notified that
IL you fail to answer said complaint as herein direc
ted plaintiff will take Judgment against you therefor
by default, together with all of suit, and also
demand of the court such other relief is prayed
Scr inpiaintifs said complaint.
In testimony whereof I, John g. Lam
/e- ~ bert Clerk of the District Court afore
t~0 .ad, do hereunto set my hand and i'm
~ ~ press the seal of the said Court at Of
fee in the city of Nevada, this Both day of January
1900. JSO. S. LAMBERT, Clerk.
Per Joe Roberts, jr Deputy
BY order of Hon. Niles Sears District Judge. of
as l4th judicial District in and for Nevada county
A trus copy, Attest,
JNO. s LAMBERT, Clerk
Per Joe Roberts jr Dep.
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San cfraurisro ad's.
Copartnership Notice.

FIFUE COpartnership heretofore existing nm.
IL der ,e name of KELLOGG g. HUMBEKT. in
dissolted from this date by the retirement of Mr.
Humbert' J. G. KELLOGG,
A. HUMBERT.
San Francisco, April ., 1s60.
1FEfE undersigned will continte the business of
Il MELTING & ASSAYING GOLD AND SILVER
the old stand of Kellogg q Humbert No lO8
Montgomery St, under the style and firm of
KELLOGG, HEWST0N & co.
They trust thatthe manner in which the large bu.
siness entrusted to this establishment during the
past years has been conducted, Will be guar
autee to the public for the future, and will ensu.e
them a liberal share of patronage.
Particular attention will be paid to the analysis Of
Ores, Minerals Metals a:ers Products of the Arts
&c. Opinions on these snljects will be given at ali
times cheerfuly, without charge
J. g. KELLOGG,
JOHN HEwSTON, JH.
j Ii. STEAIiHS.
San Francisco, Apri2, 1860.
DIX HEWSToN, who is an Analytical Chemist
ana metalurgist, and who the first Meter and
thhsf IN the United States Branch Mint in this
cry hss been IN charge of the Melting ard A ssay
department ~ IN the Office Of Kellogg & Humbert for
me past hVe Years. Mr.. STEARNS has been acting
as ashier for some length of time / cheerfully
command them to the public for their capabiIty and
integrity. A tfIrMpIi,,r
April 6,-3m.
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e. D USTH,
1o4 Montgomery street, San Francisco

Luz montgomery street, San FRANCISCO
IHR0M and after the first of March I have leased
my Assay Oflice and Gold and Silver Refinery
to MessrS. DUNCAN, SHERMAN Il CO, who will
conduct the business Of Assaying and Refining in the
manner and on the terms below stated
Thanking my friends and the public for the pat
roHaee lhaye received from them, beg to subscribe
myself L JUSTH
San Francisco, February ls, 1850
THE UNDERSIG NED having associated them
L selves togetherfor thc purpose of carrying on
the business of AsSaylug and Refining Gold and Sill
ver Will be prep arcd and after the first of March
next. 10 receive deposits for assaying and refining
ana to make returns in impaired bars refined bars,
nr nted States coin at the option of the depostors
TEe charges will be a. follows.
WliFN RETURNS ARE MADE IN UNPARrED
BAhN' ohe'quarer Of one per cent, on the value of
WHEN RETURNS ARE MADE IN REFINED
BARS, ten cents per oz on the gross weight after
melting. and oue.sixtecnlh Of one per cent on the
va ne OF each bar over FIVE thousand dollars on
Zach bar under five thousand dollars ten cents per
~. on the gross weight after melting and one eighth
per c.nt on the value of tie bar
WIEN RETURNS ARE MADE IN UNITED
STATES COIN. ten cents per on the gross weight
after melting, and one hall of per cent for coin
age being four cents per less than the present
charge OF the United States Branch Mint here
Silver contained in the Sold viii be accounted for
to the derosor in thu manner and at the rate GUS
tomary at tho U. 5. Branch Mint.
Impaired bars viii be delivered six hours from the
deposit of the Cold and silver ifdesired
Refined bars or United States coin will be deliver
ed four days Ciotincudng Sundays after the depos-
It OF the Gold or Silver, viz; of deposits of
Monday will be payable Friday,
Tuesday Saturday,
Wednesday ' Monday,
Thursday A. Tuesday,
Friday q" Wednesday,
Sat'riay Thursday,
Person, desirous Of seeing Their Gold or Silver
melted can DO so; and the assay chips from each de-
post viii hc kept separate for three months at the
disposition Of the depositor in order afford ever,
facility foI testing the correctness of the assay.
Assays OF Ores and Minerals made
Gold and Silver Bars purchased.
MR. f. JU~TH will be As aver aud Refncr, and
Mr.. ROBERT BURNETT Cashier and General
Superintendent of our establi shIrcnt
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO.,
OF New York,
feb25 3m and AISOP & CO.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT OF THE

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Sheriff Sale.

o d. II y IINNT LN, SNerlH
Mcconnell & CARRIER. PlafI s Atty.
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San Francisco. April ?. 1860. A. IL "DAAf'
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Art A m d the Sierras
HELIOGEAPHY,

TNHE subsbscriber takes this method of informing
l. the citizen. of California that he has reftted
the rooms, and is prepared to take all kinds of
Pictures known to the tf
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CAPTU'RE OF ANOTHER SLATER.

Adyces from the African squadron report the capture
of another shaver with 70j Africans on board She
called the bark Cora, and halls from New-fork. She
was taken about 30 miles off the Congo River, by the
United States corvette Constellation, person calling
himself Loretto Ring, but supposed TO be named
Lothana procaimng himself her master. A Spanish
and an American crew on board The SLAYER was
sent to Moroyia, with prize crew, where she viii be
turned over to the Government agent. Gov. Morgan
of New-York formerly owned the Cora The Cora is
classed an "a on the register and was built at Baiti-
mere. During the chase she made every exertion to
escape, showing no light, and throwing overheard her
boats hacbes spare spars and in fact clearing her
spar deck of every thng movable to tighten the vessel
She was amply fitted out for long voyage, and in her
cabin was found every luxury suitable for tropical
climate, consisting of the choicest wines, preserved
meats fruits &c. Previous 10 her taking her depart
IRE for Monrova boat load of these stores was trans
ferred to tie Constellation for the Of the ward
room officers which is in direct violation of an article
of an act for the better government Of the navy For
an oiIense somewhat similar five Of the crew OF the
Constellation tried by summary court martial in
December, 1882 and their pay taken from them, and
other punishment inflicted.
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BROORL YN ITEMS.

PANIC IN A ScHooL.-Yesterday morning, shortly
after IL o'clock an alarm Of fire was raised in the
School Of the Assumption, corner Of York and Pearl
streets which caused the children to jump from their
seas and rush for the doors in state of wild confusion.
They became utterly unmanageable, aud it was some
time before the excitement could be al ayed when the
school was promptly dismissed. The origin of all the
trouble was that the dust Of the floor had been swept
into the register and, falling into the furnace in the
basement, smoke and sparks arose. On seeing this,
the children thought that the building was on fire.
Fortunately none of them were injured and no damage
resulted.
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There is much complaint among persons assessed for
the extension that this bill exhibits either extrava
gance in the management or else excessive charges.
Whether tbis be 80 or not s73 1872 80 is large to
pay for the transfer of 20 of land-more than
81 coo per acre. The system must be bad when the
act Of putting the city in possession Of tract Of
20 acres of land most Of it nearly valueess for build
ing purposes costs such sum; and this when good
round price is paid for all the Land taken. There is to
be added g per cent for the collection of assesments
sl2, 800 noro-rnaking total of 1862 80.
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day. with each other and 10 lay the case
before God that on the next assembling minister Of
the GoFpe be invited 10 open meeting with prayer
Til struck tie members very forcibly, and Mr..
Randolph moved that day should be appointed on the
following week when members shorh assemble in the
House Of God and hear sermon and implore Divine
aid. From that hour the Assembly began anew. God
was as powerful now az He was then, and we were
stepI ing in the paths of fathers when came to
pray for the continuance Of the Union.
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toist, and MIR. Brggnks 10 the tentb after which
nsIy volunteer spee, hes and ton,ts were offered
Nearly every speaker during the evening made allu-
non TO the political condiion of the country, and
ied that no dissolution Of the Union would ever be
affected.
Tie festiviies Of the night were brought TO fitting
close by the singing Of hymn especially written for
the occasion, to the tune Of Old Hundred
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YoUNG MES's CHRISTIAN AssooATIos-The de-
votional meetings of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciaticn will be conducted this evening by the Rev.
Dr. Tying of the Episcopal Church, and on Wednesday
evening neztby the Rev. Dr. James Floy Of the Meth
odist Church. They held in the rooms Nos. sl7
and $40 Broadway, at 81 p m.
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The Domestic Hxch. snges are II anything, wor
Meee,e Thomson Brtsf 'rf quote:

In the Money market there appears 10 DO no change,
excerting for paper which continues to pas with diff
Guilty, at advancing rates. The best names to-day
quoted at 15als y cent, and in some cases even ~
cent. few transactions take place daily in fsvorite
names at ~ y cent. The very best dry goods names
cannot be passed. but in exceptional cases. at less than
Is y cent. On call to supply is fair at Sal oens
on good collaterals. The banks discounted to-day
freely for their Dealers but we do not think the age
gate of leans has increased any during the present
week The specie line varies but slightly from tho
point stood at when the recent expansion of loans
commenced. In the mean time, however, we have
had two arrivals from California, which have been
absorbed in direction. portion of the gold for tho
Mssou State interest is its way this city and also
about s40o 900 cent BY Of the Savings Institutions.
The difficulty of moving produce is very great and one
OF tie richest houses in tue trade with assets TO twice
the amount OF its liabilities is in embarrassed stae
Tie advices from England uufavorable for Bread
stuff, and have increased the difficulty Of selling and
negotiating bils. The market on the Corn Exchanges
to-day very dull, and prices were lower. Cotton
is alsO unstable at the decline before quoted Mddng
can be bought we understand, for cash. at certs,.
Treasury Notes n cent discount for Custom
House purposes. We hear Of rome sales under pres
sure at very high rates of discount
As there is some curiosity among the public to know
what oosioDs the Banks make of the Loan Certif-
Gates, in their weekly statement we suboin the diree
tons Issued by the Committee upon that subject:
In procuring from the Committee cenfcates under the
IL recommended that the Bank obtaining the
shall ssue therefor its certificate Of deposit In thu
usual form to Messrs Moses Taylor, James Punne,t, T. W.
Howe A. s. Fraser C. r. Levefich Committee payable 10
the order Of them for the amount Of the certificates
which shall receive, and accompany the with M Of
the securities therefor.
Ia order that the of aggregate dis
Of the banks be sho In their weekly
the Of certificates issued by the Commit bank
should when paid by that bank be considered maoh
deducted from its loans and discounts and entries made accord
igy s books aud the bank receiving such from
the Clearing House. should consider added
its loans and discounts Very respectfully
w. 7. HOOKER, Secretary.
Thus it will be that the late expansion Of the
banks has not been as some parties have supposed
simply between themselves by the issue of theee cerf
icates because what one bank adds TO its loan line
another deducts thus leaving the aggregate the
sane. The addition the loan line has been bona-fde
and to the public.
We annex comparative statement of the imports o
foreign dry goods at NewYork for the week. aud since
Ian 1.
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CITY ITEMS,

BENEFIT YoR Dizzy MUTEs AT NIBLGs.-At 3
o'clock ths afternoon the Rev. Dr. Galaudet will de-
liver an address and the children of the Home for
Young Deaf Muies will be examined in the sign Ian.
guage at Niblo's Garden In the evening the usual
performances will be given all being set apart by the
kindness of MIR. Nixon, for the benefit of the Home
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The CRY CASvAssERs.-The Board of City Can.
vassers met yesterday at IL o'clock, for the second
time, and took up the returns for the Second Alder
manic District. The usual rontine of reading tho
figures was gone through with until daylight vanished
when the Board adjourned until to-day. The Wards
completed yesterday were the Second, TENTH and
Fifth. No material changes appeared