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The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31

SULPHUR MlNE.-There is company at
work at San Buenaventura, in Santa Bar
bara county, making extensive preparations
for the working of a valuable sulphur mine
at that place. great deal of the miner
al has been dug out and machinery is
being erected for the purpose of the COM
pany The company consists of capital
lists who are fully prepared to carry out
their designs and make the concern pay
in y one.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31
BROAD STREET MARKET,

may3otf JAMES COLLEY.
SUMMONS.--State of California, County OF
- Nevada, Township Of Eureka ss The pco
pie of the State of California. to VIM. S John.
ston greeting Y ou are hereby summoned to ap-
pear before me, at my Office i'll the Township of
Eureka in the County of Nevada on the sth day
of June, A. ID. 1861 at 10 o'clock a. NJ, to answer
the complaint of Daniel Deoln who demands of
you the sum of seventy eight 30 100 dollars al
lodged to be the principal and interest due on
promissory note dated Moore's Flat December
2ith 1850, signed VIM ). Johnston & william
Malby, on file in my Office, when judgment will be
taken against you for said amount. together with
costs and damages, if you fail to appear and
swcr. Given under nv hand, this 10Th dav of
May A. ID. lo6l- j. NJ. GRAY, j. L. l.. 5.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31

100000 people assembled in Philadelphia
recently to witness the formal planting of
the National flag On independence Hall.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31

THE Breckinridge State Committee lays
down the platform of the party-"oppOsi-
ton to all attempts on the part of the ad-
minstration to enforce by military or naval
power, the national laws in any State that
claims to have seceedcd" Yet the rarty
is in favor of Union! The world is given
lvinp
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31

RED HEAD refuses to take the army oath on
the ground that history has never justified the
terrible swearing of the army in Flanders.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31

FREp. DOUGLASS complains because the south
makes niggers fight against the Government
while the north will not allow niggers to go
down and fight for it.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31

Mn. EDIToR:-I see that matters are going
on swimmingly in re pect to that "Pire Street
Bridge" As the lessons Of the last few months
have made us somewhat cautious, We want to
ask few questions.
First if we, who live on this (the city, side
of the Creek, will pay eighty per cent-per-
haps ninety of the cost of building said bridge,
will you agree to give US good security that, when
it is built, "Piety HiU," will not seeede, and
take the Bridge rih III
Second, if "Piety Hill' does seccde and take
the Bridge, and we should be so presumptous as
to think you wer, not doing e.eactly the
fair thing to take common property and appro-
pirate it all to yourself, if we will "iet you
alone, will you promise to leave us the Court
House, and not take that to punish us, because
we had some slight doubts about your right to
take the bridge?
Twelve months ago we would not have asked
these questions, but now that secession and
stealing public property are becoming fashion
able, we must be awake. There was Florida,
which was paid for by the public money. Its
forts and light houses were built by the same
mcans-and as I once heard prominent mill
tary officer say to General W ,---"thc General
Government paid over one million of dollars
piece for killing off the Indians in "Bily
Bowlegs" war" When she had got her bridge
built with the public money, she "seeeded' and
took the bridge with her. Texas got her bridge
built and she too has eded and taken the
bridge along. Because the government thinks
the thing was not exactly fair, the seeding
states are going to take Washington, whea they
can get it. Now, if We will help you to bridge
the vast gulf which separates you from "the
City," will you pledge yourselves not to "se-
cede" and take the bridge with you? MANY.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31

The Placer Courier says Jo Mckibbin can
make no run in that county for Congress. NO
matter what ticket he is on.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31

SENATOR CHASE of this county, and Senator
Ryan, of Humboldt, are candidates for Supreme
Court Clerk,
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31

- The most significant offer yet made the Gov
ernment is just received from Scotland. Ger
tain Scotch merchants, doing business in this
country, are responsible for tender of ten regi-
ments, unequ;ppcd, but well built, hardy, active
men, who are earning Sl1 month above their
living, and who are ready and willing to enter
the service OF the United States for the war, be
it long or short, condition that at the expi-
ration of the war Government will grant them
each bounty Of land.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31

WEEKLY PATRIoT-There is a little paper
published away down in San Bernardino, that
talks as big for the Union any of the blank
ct sheets of the world. The Weekly Patriot is
edited by Edwin A. Sherman. 1t is bold and
outspokcn and bound to have an influence for
good in that region.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31

A dispatch to the Appeal from San Fran
cisco of the Goth says:
A Union Democratic State Convention,
to be held at Sacramento on the 4th of July
is called this morning over the signature of
J. p Hoge, Chairman of the Democratic
State Central Committee. The Committee
declare that all former partisan differences
are lost in the present crisis.
The National Guard of this city will send
stand of colors to the First Regiment
Massachusetts infantry.
C. A. Washburn will return to California
across the Plains this summer in company
with fifty-three Ohio emigrants and two
hundred and twenty-one horses.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31
COMMUNICATIONS.
WHOSE OK Is 1T THAT GORESE

The seceders march in armed bodies and force
the guards of the United States forts and ar
moriest 10 surrendcr-but, it is not the secession
OK that gore? all this while it is gentle as a
sucking pig.
They seize the United States Mint, and ap-
propriate to themselves hundreds of thousand.
of dollars in sound American currency, to
which they have not SO much right as part
ner in q firm, has to the whole stock in trade
but it is not the Southern or that cores.
They seize ships, fire on .unarmed vessels, en-
courage traitors, (Gfe Twiggs) to commit the
triple crime of perjury, traitorism and theft,
and then reward them for conduct, compared
with which the treachery of Benedict Arnold
was the soul of honor-but it is not tho South
ern OK that cores.
They will not allow an unarmed vessel to
carry provisions to 20 half starved soldiers
but bring an army of7O00 men, with forts, guns
and floating batteries, to force the "famished
seventy" to surrender. Because the govern
ment wished to supply her starving soldiery
with provisions these 1000 men undertake to
level Sumter with the ground, and capture its
handful of dcfenders-but still it is not the
Southern OK that cores.
They muster forces by tens of thousands and
threaten to capture the capitol of the nation,
and force Governmental Independence andFan-
uel Halls, in Philadelphia aud Boston, to yield
to such terms as they may choose to dictate
but, their OK is as peaceful and innocent as a
lamb. 1t has no thought of goring any body
and must not be meddled with.
But, when tho general government protests
against this wholesale robbery of forts, arse
nails and mints, the cry is raiscd-the govern
ment OK is about to gore somebody.
When it attempts to feed its starving soldiers,
and gathers forces to prevent the Capitol from
being stormed and captured by the lawless
mobs from the Confederate States"-again
they say the government OK is getting ready to
gore somebody.
Mr.. Editor can you tell us whose OK it is
that has been doing the mischief, and by what
newly invented process of reasoning the con-
clusion is reached, that the OK which makes the
attack is the most innocent and harmless of
beasts, and the only animal that is to blame, is
the OK which merely places itself in an atti-
tudc of self protection?
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31

LOUISIANA has fancy block of marble at
the Washington monument to enter into
the construction of that barbarous pile
with the following inscription on its side
" Presented by the State of Louisiana
ever faithful to the Constitution and
Union" A beautiful and appropriate
grave stone that will make
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31

ON Dirt is currently told that our
friend Dibble who does the editorial for the
Grass Valley National, came up lately from
visit below with the well understood in
tention of raising the anti-coercion stripes
in that Office. 1t is said that he had even
gone SO far as to write the regular leader in
the tone delightful to such ears as Bolts
and his like; but the Union buzz he heard
among the patriotic citizens of Grass VAL
ley rather deferred him from pursuing the
course chalked out Therefore, that mis-
conceived leader proved an abortion. At
any rate, such thing never saw the light
alive in the columns of the National The
parient took warning, if report be true,
changed his tone if not his convictions,
and as nothing else will do in Grass Valley,
the little joker resolved to "holler" for
Union the loudest of all. He went for
striking out the word Union from the name
his party sought to take at recent gath
ering, it is true, but then, he wanted the
name to catch secessonist5. That was to
be the web for one sort of game, while he
played the Union spider to drive another
sort into the net. But this is all rumor,
and suppositiou thereon
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31

The Tribune's correspondent says, hav-
ing seen it stated that Senator Douglas had
received an appointment of Brigadier Cen
eral, he asked the President if it was so.
lie said it was not, and that he had not
thought of rendering it to him. He also
said that if a gentleman were to he ap-
pointed from civil life, he imagined there
were many who would be inferior to Douglas
in that position-that Senator Douglas was
the first to tell him of anticipated trouble S
in Maryland and to point out the proper
route via Perryville and Annapolis, and
suggested that Fort Monroe and Point Com
fort were the points that commanded the
whole of that section of the country. Lin
coin referred with pleasure to the fact that
Douglas earlier than any called upon him,
announcing his determination to stand by
him and approving of his course.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31
NEW TODAY.
CUPERJOR SEIDLITZ POWDERS, Man
~ ufactured and for sale by
E. F. SFENCE,' Broad st.
For Collector

We have been authorized to announce the name
Oft. T. DAVENPORT, as candidate for the office
of Collector of Nevada County, subject to the
nomination of the Union Democratic Convention
to be held June %
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31

SSow.-For the past four nights we have had
regular snow falls, commencing about dark, and
continuing till the morning, when it vanishes
before the glowing rays of the sun. Snow had
fallen on the summit to the depth of q feet,
last Wednesday. The storm at :hs season of
the year was entirely unexpected, but it has not
been without beneficial results, as the grass
hoppers have been entirely destroyed, just as
their ravages were commencing.-Territoria
Enterprze May 25th
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31

Another singular affair has occurred in Eng
lish high life. Mrs. Captain Wilson has at
tempted to palm off ON her husband, wealthy
man, an infant Of her sisters, as her own child.
to keep his property from his brothers family.
Tho mother is the wife of Captain Wilson's
coachman. The fraud and the intention of it
have been confessed
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31

Orders have been received from the Navy
Department at Washington, by the officers of
the various United States vessels, that all per-
sons found sailing under JEFF. Davis letters of
marque and reprisal, be treated as pirates
That the contumacious be Immediately hung
from the yard arm, and the crew and more peni-
tent officers be placed in irons to await their
trial as ocean brigands.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31

The San Francisco Evening Journal says
that the Rev. A. G. Edln onds, a noted Uni
versalist Clergyman, and who fought in the
ranks during the war with Mexico has
Joined the regiment forming at the Bay, as
a private. He asserts that if the regimen
does not go East, he will go alone, and
Join there.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31

The Uniou Club Of Folsom number up
wards of $50 members.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31

The Gentleman that borrowed Collie r.,o,.
yer (No i262) is respectfully requested to return
it to the Drama Saloon.
JAS. PEIRCE.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31

SrGss OF RArLRoAD.-The people of San
Francisco San Matco and Santa Clara counties
recently voted to pledge the faith and credit of
those counties to the amount of 100000 for
thu construction Of railroad from San Fran
built.
The Southern Confederacy has ordered a loan
of fifty millions As the chance of its being
taken is rather slim, Red Head offers to take a
lot of it at fifteen cents on the dollar, payable
in Adams & Co.'S. certificates and Wild Cat
money at par; provided lttlo money is paid
into his hands to bind the bargain.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31

A MAMMOTH REsTAURANT.-San Francisco,
without the least doubt, can boast of having the
largest restaurant in this world. The "Cape du
Rhone," on Washington street. is more than
three hundred feet deep, with room to seat
twelve hundred guests at one time. 1t Is the
curiosity Of our city.-Nirror.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31

"PEACErUL SoLUTIoS. The Breckenridge
County Committee assembled at the Court
House last Saturday to see about saving
the country and portion of the Offices
Niles Searls appears in the reported pro-
osedings as Chairman. The Committee re-
solved to call on the Breckenridge Democ-
-acy to come up to the chalk and nominate
ticket. The test for voter at the prim-
AIRY meetings is established. 1t is, that the
person offering to vote shall endorse the
Crittenden, or other similar compromise,
and say he is in favor Of the Union of the
States and of the peaceful solution of our
national difficulties.
We suppose the Breckinridge party here
are on the same level with the party in the
Southern States, and there the peaceful
solution" spoken of means q recognition of
the independence of the niger confedera-
cy, and q surrender of all public property
in the South to the insurgents. What else
do the Nevada Breckinridgers mean? They
know the malcontents have declared in the
most positive language they will never sub
NIT to the authority of the General Gov
ernment again on any terms. How can
peaceful solution, be accomplished? We
take it for granted that the Niles SearlS
Breckinridgers are for craven submission
to the demands of secesSionists whatever
those demands may be. There can be no
"peaceable solution" without it. War has
actually begun, and it would be dishonora-
Bile to treat with traitors with arms in their
hands. There is ''peaceable solution"
II is the test resolution of the Breckinridg
ers-a solution of pumpkin and water
When the election is over there will be
Hpeaceable dissolution" of the party.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31
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LIST OF PRICES,

For further particulars enquire of
SPENCER & MORGAN.
At their Shop, on Pine street, near the
mar2sra3 Court House, Nevada City.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31
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Aauetlucts, Air Pipes, Pumps, &c. Bored with
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Sugar Pine; and can make them to bear
PRESSURE OF $50 FEET,
When properly laid tn ey .re vexx an-,,J.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31
REPUBLICAN
TOWNSHIP MEETING!

THE REPUBLICANS of Nevada township
and all patriotic citizens who are in favor of sus
tain the Administration in its efforts to preserv,
the Enion and maintain the Constitution, are re
questcd to assemble at the
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-31
VIGOROUS POLICY.

The people of these United States are
awakening to the fact that there is an un-
usual amount of vigor in the Administra-
tion at Washington. The signs show that
the Government has a head with brains in
it. Those who decried Mr. Lincoln and his
Cabinet q few weeks ago are silent now,
because the proof is abundant that the
President is not mere formula, like the
the Government is not weak, and in the
hands of the present Administration it has
its full strength. Gradually but surely the
Government is encompassing secession by
sea and by land, and not long hence 1t Will
have the traitors secure against retreat.
The policy of the Administration is vigor-
Gus, and what is better, there is to be no
terms offered the traitors short of submis-
sion. The property of the Nation must
again be in the hands of the Nation and
the despoilers punished. The spirit of the
Government is aroused, and ere long the
flag of the Union must wave from every
fort in the Confederate States. 1t will cost
millions of money and rivers of blood,
but the sacrifice is resolved on by the pat
riots of the land. The North cannot now
be stayed. Its sons will fight till the last
for the Union as it was and shall be, and
they will hold no parley with traitors.
Charleston will be destroyed, Virginia in
vaded, and wherever true son of the Re-
public calls for help against its enemies,
there will the Federal armies go, though
He'll itself should cape" The monster Sc
cession will this time be crushed to be
heard of no more forever except in history,
and wo be to the man whose name is not
written on the patriotic lists of his country.
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AVN AND STEAMBOAT MATTERS.

The river continues rising at ihe rate Of ten or twelve
inches In tweuty-four hoars. -. F.. Business yesterday "ss
Moderately uctive. d. me westher vas clear and sun
NJ. win aoiear Eino......r The arrivals and departures
we're from st. Louis TO New orleans, the Planet R. J.
Laeklsnd, CITY Of Louisiana vloksburs for Memphi.
Ksntnety; New Orleans for Nashville, EastPorti New
Orleans Tor St Louis, New Falls City, L 4. Kenneth
New Orleans Tor oinsiDnsu, CITY Of Nasisoni New Or
leans for Louisville, Grey Baglei ron Arkansas river,
Pred Ho,rtbe......Th river here Is statedto be within
three feet Of high water mara Of Is5s...-....The Cum
bertrand and Tennessee rivers are rising.-....The Ar
kansas and white rivers are faIiine..-.--.".--'...
The toaboas shingiss brought in a tow Of coal ahd
oke....A number q citizens took down the United
states asf which me Messenger had dying at her JACK
star. .....A look out wvs Kept during the afternoon Tor
the Jenny whippis, said &c Be On her way to Fort siai'h
With Government siorea-she vas rot seen-.-.-'iae
Conway, which was to have been seid by the sheriff gu
the i5ih, but which vas run 90 with By 10 eaptain'
Nj. Robinson, on The night Of the lsth' was boarded BY
oasers st wood yard, this side q Napoleon Of noon on
Monday. and tAEsn under their eAArgs.....-The Rspub-
IL. which was sitsched al New Orleans, was run on
with il a similar mauner to the above and vas reshken
s,wd,y, sgo at Baton Rouge, and the captain vas
,,tsp 3 prisoner 70 New oflssns....."~..--......
The Ineomar and the s. 4. Tuefer have laid up en- the
other side Of the river......rhe Lady Jackson Is IN
fron Cincinnati and returns 90 Saturday 80. The com-
ssreisl left for Louisville ne Golden State aaa.Ksns-
WIN valley, for white river the St. Francis and New
Moon, for 81. Francis river and the Little Rock. for
Arkansas riveF......us Messenger, with semsthing
ever a hundred bales q e~otton. zen for Cineinnst.....
ne boats rsmaining At The river last sight we're the
Silver Moon, for Cincinnati, today the Lady Jackson,
for the same port ihs Fred Notrsbs, for Little Rock,
20 .morrowi and TIE Kentucky, to-day.
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Look at missis. Who would fancy she had
got a raving maniac In CHARGE
Who indeed? l drank some more brandy
and going up 10 my own room, packed up my
pormanteau, and prepared for my journey.
At seven I cams into the breakfast room, and
loi there was Mrs. Ball, fresh and smiling as
the morning, lowering about me with a thou
sand attentions, Little dreaming that had by
chance discovered the tragedy Of her life, and
nearly paid my own in forfeitthereby. Isheok
hands with her as jim brought around the fly,
snd looked At her wonderingly, waving her
handkerchief, and smiling az gtily a. a girl,
when we drove away. jim looked a. her too
then at me-snd whistled "Joek d Halle
den.D
"Strange things happen every day If we
only knew them,n he said, as be acknowledged
the gratuity / presented him at the station.
{" But foF all that, l hops we shall see you and
Mister Harrington too next summer. Pll
take care you'll not be troubled yondsr again"
But I never went. One visit to Deepwater
was quite enough for ne
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In. ChaRcery at NTemnbis.

CTATE OF TENEEssEE. Proceedings had 10 a..
Clerks of1ae, Chancsry side Of the Common Law and
cbaneery courto Of the city Of Memphis, Monday. Januarv
the l4th, 1851.
r. <; Bsstwiek and n C. Pierce, late arm Of Bastwiek
vs.
ne Adams Express Company, nafend.p.
Il appearing tram anidsvit hied IN this cause that ne
defesdanb The Adams Express Company. is a non-resi-
GEM o. We STATE OF ieunes.eel Il Is ordered that Il do
tnree eayso Of the next term ofsaid court. 10 be held on ne
second Monday 10 Nay neK4, 1851, and plead answer or
aehur 70 complainants' bill, or the same will be taken
Tor confessed As 70 IL and set for hearing * parte. and
That 3 copy Of this order be published once a wet for
ioar successive weeks in tue Memphis Appeal A
oopy-auest; OHN c. LAHIER,
John G. Fiunis, solicitor fer complainant.
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The ChtmeSe HnfS.

JUST received per steamer Plying Scud, +" from -
, Canton, China. 800 o. the Chinese solar
Pin Hats, some new styles, am1nE which are&A
the Double Round Helmet, Toad Stool, Mandarin, etc
a. FRANCISCO h OPs.
arTas 9en Main STRAIT
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Main Street, BrinkIey's Block,
= The place 70 buy all TIE E~ovRltisa OF this fast nFe
i ~ it would Use up too muct Of tho APPEALfF vnlrE-
bic ADVERTISING sface to enumerats a thoussndih part Of
our usefnl articles We content ourselves BY saving, what
We do not keep for sale IN tse House Furnishing wav, 1t
Is useless 70 look Cor elsewhere, and We via not be IN
dersold on anything.
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