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The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08

Fer One Year, in advance (sent by mail)-s5, 90
For Six Months, in advance...-.--do....... 500
For Three Months, delivered by carrier). 200
e- Advertisements conspicuously inserted
NJ reasonable rates.
TPapers scnt by mail payable in advance
Az we have received large addition to our
Jeb once, we are prepared to do all kinds Of
Book and Job Printing.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08

Ten THoUsASD.-A lump Of gold worth
$4,000 was found at Chips Flat, Sierra county
few days ago. The same claim turned out a
S., 900 lump some months since.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08

BONNER repudiates Buchanan. He wants
none but popular writers. Old Buck is the ex-
treme of an opposite class and the Ledger don't
want him.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

Sierra Neudda Dirision, No. I7-Meets every
Saturday evening at Temperance Hall, foot Of
Main street. E. F. BEAN. H. p.
A. Hackett, RS.
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/. o. OF G.. T.

Union Lodge, No. Regular meetings every
Friday evening at Temperance Hall, foot o
Main street j. L. GAMBLE, ". c. 7.
Geo. S.. Watson, ". s.
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RET RS;

r: & A. NJ:
Nerdda Lodge, No: 13-Meets at Masonic Hall,
corner of Broad and Pine streets, every Sat
urday evening. Regular Communications the
second Saturday of each month:
A. C. NItEs, Master.
J. F. Rudolph, Secy.
Nerada R. A. Chapter, No: Irregular COM
municalions the first Monday evening of each
month. THOMAS P. HAwLEY,
j. +. Rudolph, See,y: High Priest.
Nerada Commandcry, No: 6, X. T-stated as
semblies the first and third Thursdays of each
month. CHAs. MARSH, Commander.
]. T: Rudolph, Acting Recorder.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08

IT has been judicially decided in New
York that where a husband knoc ks his wife
down by blows on the nose, once by blow
on the cheek, and then shakes billet of
wood at her the provocation is too slight
to dissolve that sacred tie which binds her
to her husband for life, for better or for
worse" The husband must keep doing so
if he wants his wife to be freed from him.
But how long7
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08

A MODEL SECESSION SrArE-Florida, one
of the moSt rampant among the seeding
states, was bought from Spain by the Uni
ted States, for $4,000, 900. The Seminole
war cost over $50, 900, ,OOO-in fact she cost
our general government more than twice
what her property is assessed at. She is
one of Uncle Sans bad bargains-cost more
than she is worth, and only has about ten
or twelve thousand voters. Before she puts
on quite so many "frills" she would do
well to read her own history, and pay her
debts.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08

The Supreme Court has decided in the case
Of Fremont VS.. Fowler, that the minerals 90
with the land, and that the title to the latter
gives also title to the former; consequently all
mineral lands covered by confirmed grants, and
United States Patents become private property.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08

How 1T IS RHcEIvED.-The Bee thus succint
ly states the effect of the nomination of Nc
Dougal by minority caucus:
The press of the State, in referring to the
Senatorial question, seems to think that the
nomination of Gen. McDougall will not amount
to much-at least not to an election-while not
a few assert that it ha. injured McDougal's
prospects for the position. The Breckenridge
papers treat it as joke-the Douglas journals
are almost silent on the subject, and the Repub-
lican sheets half like it and half don't, so that
taken all in all, 1t is mixed, and does not meet
with enthusiasm from any quarter. A man
must himself be positive to draw positive
strength to him; and it is complained, that al
though Gen. McDougalrs position is very deci-
ded now, yet that his past course was such rs
to play into the hands of the Administration
and Gwin parties in this State-hence, while
there is no decided objection against him there
is not the least warmth in his favor-not even
among his friends! And that carelessness is
more dangerous than active opposition.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of ILBERT TABER, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given by the UNDER
l signed, administrator of the above named cs
tate, to the creditors of, and all persons having
claims against Albert Taber, deceased, to exhibit
the same with necessary vouchers within ten
months from the first publication of this notice
to the undersigned at the Office of Jno. .Anderson'
ESQ., Neyad City.
January, 18th, 1851.
tIIAS. T.. TABER Admr,
OF fhc Estate OF Albert Tabcr, dceeased'
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08

A DEMOCRATIC SENATOR, who was passing
along Madison Avenue, the day after the Sc
we'll known negro, numbering toward the
White House. The old negro accosted him
in his usual manner, " Good MORN Massa.
Good morning, Pete" was the response
where are you going in such hufry ~
"Well, n assa, rzc 'gwine to de White House
to get Government 'pintment ?" " Indeed
what appointment? 2" "Tze gwine to get
the 'pintment to pick the Stars out de flag
of de Union" The Senator passed on.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08

FAMILY CAL fTUAR RTIC PILL is
but active Ca thartic, which the pro,
r has used in his practice more than 20
constantly m-I = oreasinS demand from
who have long used the PILLS and the
ction which all - express in regard TO
Use, has induced me to place them with .
reach of all.
Profession well . know that different Ca.
IS act on difierenti portions of the bowels.
FAMILY CATH lARTIC PILL has, with
,ference to this well established fact,
from = Ia variety Of the purest
able Extracts, which act alike on ev
ri of the alimen- - tary canal and are good
afe in all cases = where Cathartic is
|, such as Dnran- gements of the Stom-
lecpiness, Pains = in the Back and Loins,
-encss, Pain and Soreness of the whole
from sudden cold = which frequently, if
ted, end fii a foflgl - course of Fever, Loss
petite, Creepingl - Sensation of Cold over
dy, ,Restlessness.t- Headache, or weight i'll
ad, all Infiamma- tory Diseases, Worms
ldren or Adults, - Rheumatism, a great
rr, of the Blood - land many diseases to
flesh is heir, tool - numerous to- mention
S advertiscment.t lDOse-1 to 3,
PRICElTHREE DIMES.
: Liver Invigorator and Family Ca
ic Pills are retailed by Druggists generally
I'D wholesale by the Trade in all the large
/. S. L. w. SANFORD, VI. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
by Druggists everywhere. and by
PARK & WHITE,
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast,
11-y1 1872 Washington St, San Francisco
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s A N f D IL DIS
FAMILY
CATHARTHC PILLS.

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, aud put mp in
GLASS CASES, Afr Tight, and will keep
;,,u oil
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SACRAMENTO VALLEY RAILROAD.

SACRAMENTO VALLEY RAILROAD.
EaszEIasi is:IEI E5sN . d:;EsN L~4IV
SssS2z5sEslsEs5a!Es I1.sIEsza 60
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
ON AND AFTER THE 23D DAY OF OcToREE.
J 1860, the Cars of the Sacramento Valley Rail
Road will leave as follows, viz:
PASSENGER TRAINS
VIII leave the Depot, at the foot of X street, in
Sacramento, at 61z A. NJ, IA and AZ r. NJ. Sun
days excepted.
Folsom at : A. NJ, 12 VI. and AZ p. NJ Sundays
excepted.
Will leave Sacramento at 61l A. ".
Will leave Folsom at y p.
Ticket Office-On Front street, under the What
Cheer House.
FREIGHT FOR FOLSOM,
Win be taken up by every train, Sundays except.)
Up Way Freight by the "a train only.
Downward Way freight by the train only.
Freight must be delivered ut the Depot, foot Of
street, half an hour before the departing of
trains, else it will be retained for the next tram
The 61s train out from Sacramento conpects with
stages for all the following named places, and
passengers procuring tickets at the Depot in Sac
ramento will be sent through the same day. The
stages run from all the following named places to
connect with the - NJ. train from Folsom, arriving
in Sacramento one hour before the San Francisco
boats leave
Nevada, Grass Valley,
Auburn, Iowa Hill,
Forest City, Downieville,
Orleans Flat, Ophir,
Gold Hill, Illnostown,
Yankee Jim's, Greenwood Valley,
Georgetown, Mormon Island,
Coloma, Ell Dorado,
Diamond Springs, Placervile,
Prairie City, Michigan Bar,
Cooks Bar, Wallis Diggings,
Live Oak City, Arkansas Diggings,
Willow Springs, Drytown,
Amador, Suffer,
Jackson, Fiddletown,
And WASHOE.
To which point this is the nearest and quickest
route
And all the intermediate places.
For Freight or Passage apply at the Railroad
stations.
j. P. ROBINSON, Superintendent.
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i. q. O.. Il.

Oustomah Lodge; No. 16-Regular meetings on
Tuesday evening of each week, at their Hail.
corner of Broad and Pine streets, in Kidd's
brick building. d. S. TKLLNAS, ". q.
Chas. Herrick, .Sec'y.
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DEPARTURE OF STAGES.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES

RELIGIOUS NOTICES..
MErHoDrsr-Hold regular service every Sabbath
at the Methodist Church; head Of Broad street,
at 101 4. VI: and u p.
}Rev. w. G. DEAL, Pa,toF
BAPTIST CHURCH.-Cor. Pine and Spring sts.-
Holds regular service every Sabbath at TO- I
o'clock A: VI. and p. VI.
Rev. BENZ. BRIEFLY, Pastor.
CkrHo1fc-Hold service every Sabbath at A.
NJ; at the Catholic Church, on Washington st:
Rev. I: J. DALTON, Pastor.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08

"ARTExUs" on THE UNIoN.-Ime union
Man. luv the Union from the bottom of
mi hart. l luv every hoop pole in Maine
and every sheep ranch in Texas. The kow
pasturs of Nu Hampshire ar as dear 2 A
Ward, as the rice plantashuns of Mississip-
py There is mean taters in both them ar
States, L thar is likewise good men and
troo. 1t don't look very pretty for lot ov
nfiamitory individooals, who never lifted
their Hands in defence Nv Ameriky, or did
the fust thing towards sekewrin our indie
pendence, to git their backs up and sware
theyl dissolve the Union. Too much blood
was split cortin and mnryin that highly
respectable female, the Goddess of Liberty,
get divorce at this late day. The old
gal behaved herself to well 2 cast her of
now, at the request of pasul NV addle
braned men wimmin, who never did no.
body no good and never will again. line
sorry the picture Nv the GODDESS never give
her no shuse or stockins, but the band of
stars around her he'd must kontiner to shine
brighter SO long as the Earth kontiners 2
revolve on its axeltree.
Too resoom-G Washington was a clear
heded, warm hearted, brave and steady gon
man. He never sLoPr ovERl The prevalin
weakness of most publik men is TO SLOP
OVERl lPut them words in large letters.
4. W. Tha rush things-they travail too
much on high presher principul. Tha git
inter the popler hobby hoss, who travails
along, not carin a cint " whether the beest
is ever goin," clear sighted and sound, or
spawned, blind and bawky. Of corse they
get throde eventooally if not sooner. When
tina sea the multitood going it blind. tina go
to Pei Mel with it instid of xe rtin them
selves too set it rite Tha kant sea that the
kroud which is now bearing them trium-
family on its shoulders will soon diskiver
its errer, & then kast them inter the hoss
pond NV oblyviun, without the slitest hesi-
tashun. Washington never Slopt Over
That wasn't Georges stile. He wasn't after
the spiles. He was hooman angel in a B.
kornered hat and nee britches, l. we shant
his like rite ava. My friends we kant
all b Washingtons, but we can all be pat
riots, & bhave ourselves in q cri stian l. hu-
man manner When we C brother goin
down hull to Room, let US seeze rite hold on
his koat tales L drag him back Mortality
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08

HEBREW WoMKS-The Hebrew woman,
in her love for kindred, scars above her
christian sisters. The tender emotions
which the daughters of Israel bestl upon
their parents, especially upon their father
is full of beauty and pathos. In the dark
alleys of the Worlds Ghetti, when the old
Hebrew man totters home from his daily
strife with prejudice and lucre, a wondrous
change transforms his face as he crosses
he threshold of his weather-beaten house
The furtive glance expands, the crooked
gait is made straight, the many wrinkles of
the brow are made smooth, the crouching
form disappears, and the old man stands
erect as if he were worthy better thing :;
the smile loses its sinister grin, and is
clothed with genial beauty.
Rebecca has kissed away the ugliness of
the hoary headed money changer. and to
see him sit down at his table after having
sent up prayer for good luck and plenty
of gain for the coming day, and chat with
his daughter, who delights in his humoriug &
Jokes, is. a treat for an artist in search Of
the picturesque, or poet in quest of the
romantic. Rebeccas abound, not only in
the gloomy regions of the worlds Ghetta,
but in the middle and higher, and highest
order of the Hebrew abodes. Here we find
the daughters as class, watching with
Argus ewes fathers and mothers happiness
and comfort. Here on the domestic shrine,
1.-THE fires of love and affection are burn
ing so vigorously and unwittingly, even
the sympathies are consumed, which are
wanted to kindle the great flames around
the sacred altar of common humanity.
Unless this drawback is constantly kept in
view, our description of the Hebrew daugh-
ter's love for her parents would be calcu-
lated to surround the feeling with too
angelic atmosphere.-Crdyon.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08
TIE NEVADA JOURNAL
PUBLIsHED by
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n. a. WAITE, T. W. LOCKWOOD, JOS. THOMPSON.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-01-03
December, 1850.
mo. Al

-
To the Ladies Of Honolulu Ioho subscribed to the
MeHIyrial 10 the Trustees IF the QUEENS Hos
yIfai:
The Trustees of the Queens Hospital would
respectfully acknowledge the receipt of your
courteous but earnest memorial. in which You
- petition the Trustees of the Queens Hospital
t. reconsider their resolution 10 accept of those
patients Of had character whose expenses are al
ready provided for by Government" in which
You declare that You - feel assured that the re
ver>al Of the decision in that resolution would
not be- injurious 10 tie cause of humanity. while
it would remove an obstacle IN the minds of
many who are really DESTROYS To- participate in
;he work OF Lcneyulcuce " entrusted to our care.
and state that Immediately after it, receipt. a
special meeting Of the Board was convened 10
give II the consideration it merited.
Vt that meeting it was conceded by all that
II was =. very desirable that this>mall community
should labor unitedly and cordially ia the work
OF building NJ the Queens Hospital. and more
especially was II deemed essential for it, success.
that The sympathy and cooperation Of the viz
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sion upon them. and bind UP their wounds, and
pour in oil and wine, and give orders - others t.
take care of them. and Whatsoever they spend
more than is provided, le5 Us repay, that We may
set an example that will justify it being Sld TO
others. " Go and 10 thou likewise"
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NNNNII SNNN HNzssxs,
Adams Imperial Book Presses.

on which the worhd-renowned Harper's Illuminated Pictorial
n h5I.5 Va . y, pt"'sL, an ~hG" IS e1ian.e Of doing the finest
to execute all work which may be offered. in Hawaiian Eng.
For all other kinds Of work. ordinary and extraordinary
from the smallest druggists labels to the most lengthy state sp,
Once, We h!vethe fullest and most complete assortment q PANT
ing Materials ever collected IN this kingdom, and the best worS-
m % - ioEll any"Aere m the Pacific Ocean.
1" te brief, " have recently added. ~ considerable expense.
,on. and a large assortment # plain ana fancy wedding. bus
ness, BAN AMI other cards and note papers, with choice cap,
and small, and are thus prepared, At the shortest l-o,fce and on
wanted, whether ''s AM '"N"s ''' Jay De
ADDRESS CARDS.
6Ts5 6sfI T Gi4SRRPPzz.
BILLETS OF ALL KINDS.
DRUGGISTS LABELS,
Auction FOSTERS.
C,pco posrrr BUSINESS POSTERS,
SHIP AND SCHOONER POSTERS,
PAMPHLETS AND BOOKS.
oos ENVELOPE LETTER ADDRESSES.
Lh"AL AND OTHER BLANKS.
REELS LEAD PIPE.
E PUMPS, FORCE Pumps
=3-i1 c. BREWER q co.
Z. 8. PLOT DTck.
--'q {. BREWER < co.
- SUGARS.
HALE BBLS. r. BOSTON No.. 1 RUSH
taf a.s- Esst d aStaa GrluuiareI SUGAR.
h'y=s Loaf sugar For sale Hr
l'[i C. BREWER * Co. Market Wharf
LACkAWANA COAL.
ENOR SALE BY
C.. BREWER K co.
OOG BARRELS OIL SHOOKSfa for sale by
90 { BREWER x Co.
N-rset u hart.
FALLS.
sftREE , Ii CUTTING FAILS srr,r,t b.
- q BREWER = co.
Market Wharf
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u. T.. q
HONOLULU. OAHU. III. l..
OFFERS FOR FOR SALE. AT THE LOW
~ Est MARKET RATES, 'e following assortment elmer
Whit Linen HaaIsera-a-
Blu faa5a suits.
Blue Duls.
Iadt-' Riding Gaarless,
la'i r1 l1zsG, PUCK.
britannia Casters,
White W. E2,!ss w,.
Crates Croc1<ory Ware
Cooking >ro,c-.
''- o6LoN G-f''
Dried Apples, China Rice, Carolina Rice,
COFFEE FROM TTTCONB'S PLANTATION.
Extrn Prime Pork.
LOAF SUGAR, CRUSHED SUGAR, NAVY BREAD, HANS
GSaaai Mustard,
Ne,ropaIau Crackers.
~ Jainm6es.
Lemon c.1s.,
MAPS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Pocket Knives. Jack knives. ba-s shot. boxes Needles. Slyer'd
Bits, Measuring Tapes.
SOLAR LAMP C~HIMNEYS. Do. AMP wICES, Nos. K ,.
Rolls House Paper,
Paiocks.
Assorted Files,
Iron Bed-Iead-. One Cabin Table.
Large Compasses, Copper Pumps, Boat Compasses, Door Mats.
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES,
COUNTER -
Green Paint,
Nader,
Lewis < Brothers pure White Lead,
Pacific Co. Extra White Lead.
Kegs Lewis y Brothers Phil. pure Zinc Paint,
Cans Lewis & Brothers Phil. pure Zine Paint.
Top sails:
ANCHORS AND CHAINS.
BRUSSELS CARPETING.
OiIcIoth CnrpcIin@.
One sup. Patent Force Pump, Baltimore Cane-seat Chairs,
Brogans, Assortssd Shelf Hardware.
Brands Whaling Guns,
One Brown's Whaling Gun and Irons, one set iron strap
Anchors, Iron fo%ioc5s, SUPERIOR pe% New Rs al% Whaigboat: Do"'
OIL CASKS AND SHOCKS.
Hoop Iron,
Oak Plsuk, L, and !! inch.
Large ns-ortn,'t Manila and Hemp Cordage.
Cutting Falls,
NNAA4E Lille
Try Pots,
Composition SheathiuC Nails.
Composition CoppeTing Nails,
Kegs Cut Nails.
MARZETTTS PORTER, SALTS BURTON ALE.
quarts and pints, quarts and pints,
FETLET'S ALE, rints. BALES CURLED HAIR,
Indian Vegetable Bituers, Essence NORWOOD,
Cherry Cordial, StOughtou's Bitters.
Hot Drops, Essence Peppermint.
Palm-leaf Hats,
White Straw Hats,
Brown Straw Hats.
Drab Straw Hats.
Children's Hats.
A SMALL INVOICE OF
STEEL ENGRAVINGS.
207-tf &C. Nc. &c.
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BAGS
Sn BALES GUNNY BAGS.
oO aHJ Burap Bags pr -ENll=4-'
For sale IS
23s-Iq c. BEEWEK q CO.
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- We, the undersigned Ladies Of Honolulu.
being interested in the character and prosperity
Of the Queens Hospital, and considering it very
desirable that this small community should labor
unitedly and cordially in the work Of building
up this benevolent institution. would respectfully
petition the Trustees Of the Queens Hospital to
reconsider their resolution 10 accept Of those
patients of bad character, whose expenses are
already provided for by Government. Your pc
titiOners feel assured that the reversal Of the de-
cision in that resolution would not be injurious
10 the cause of humanity, while ii would re-
move an obstacle In the minds Of many who are
really desirous TO participate in this work Of be
neyolenee." (Signed by 81 ladies of Honolulu
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
correspondence between the Trustees of
the Queens Hospital and the Lady
Petitioners of Honolulu.

Some time during the month Of November last,
the Trustees Of the Queens Hospital, having &C
ceptvI the propositions made 20 them by the
Minister Of the Interior, for the reception and
II 4tmeut Of such sick females - came within
the provisions IF the Act Of the Legislature Of
2+.h August Last, = petition was handed IN 70 the
Trlztees. signed 10y "a ladies Of Honolulu, (see
accompanying document No. u and requesting
them u reconsider THAR resolution 10y which
they accepted the propositions Of the Govern
ment- The petition was referred 70 q special
ommittee OF the Trustees 70 report upon and
and reply % the committee. consisting Of
Messrs. \. b Bates. ;. y. Castle, IL. Hack
field. G. Z. Bishop and VIM. Webster.
The COMMITTEES requested the Lady petitioners
- favor them with the reasons, more in detail,
which had lei them 20 adopt the course they had
taken in this matter, and received the s~ubiOined
reply, marked No. ,, whereupon the committee,
through its chairman. Mr.. Bates, prepared the
report t. the Trustees and the reply u the La
dies, which We PRINT below, marked Nos. 3 and
1. and which were unanimously adopted by the
Board Of Trustees at their regular quarterly
meeting, on Friday, December 2l.-PolHeae1.
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90. -
To tie board Of Trustees ofhe Queen'S Hospital
The undersigned, = committee TO whom was
referred the memorial of certain ladies in Homo
lulu, petitiOning that the resolution of this
Board To receive patients referred to in the Act
tor the mitigating diseases arising from prOstItu-
ton, be rescinded, beg leave respectfully to re
port that, pursuant to your Instructions. they
have carefully considered the memorial and have
sought for the reasons upon which ii it Is based,
which were furnished in writing. and are now
presented for your consideration, ami that upon
the receipt Of the same, they did not deem it i'm
pOrtant that 4 special meeting should be called
for their consideration, and have not. therefore,
until this time, presented TO you their opinion as
how the memorial shall be disposed of. The
committee, after consultation, now present 10
the Board a communication to the ladies. in an
swer to their memorial, approved by all, which
they recommend may be adopted Is the Act Of
the Board, and a copy Of the same be forwarded
10 the ladies as an expression of the high respect
in which the memOrialists are held, and as .
justification of the Board in adhering to the
policy they have adopted in the management of
the Queens Hospital.
Honolulu, December, 1860.