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The Nevada journal., 1851-10-16

Dssy~ The mon who left this city to
assist the Cinnamon on the Yuba, have
been in possession since the morning Of
the arrest of part of the jumpers, and
have been taking ont on an average,
about twelve hundred dollars per day.
They have been much threatened by the
belligerent party, and been compelled
to exercise vigilance night and day
AT one time they were told that their
foes had obtained four FOUNDER, and
would blow them to pieces directly
But matters have so far subsided, that
they will probably be able to work out
the claims, which will take about three
weeks longer. The Cinnamon seem sat
isfed with the arrangement, and have
their share of the proceeds religiously
We are informed that the only pretence
of the jumpers, was, that the Chinese
should give why to "white men,
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-16
The STATE OF NoRA.-The Los An


The STATE OF SONORA The Los An
geles Star Of September 9th says:
at will be remembered that in May
last a company of iorty men passed
through this city, on their way to So
nora in Mexico. Three of them arrived
in town yesterday, having been absent
about five months. The rest of the
party, excepting one who has died, are
on their way hither, and may be ex,
pected daily. Their object has been
to explore the country, and prospect for
gold. They state that they found gold,
silver and cinnabar all through the
southern part Of California, but the gold,
as a general thing, is not sufficiently
abundant to pay for working On tho
north side of the Gila they found very
rich silver mine, where they stopped
about six weeks. While there large
party of Mexicans arrived from Sonora,
but the Indians attacked them and Fore
ed them to leave. In Sonora, they went
as far as the town of Alta. In the
northern part they found silver and gold,
but the expense Of transporting proyi-
sions to the mines, and the scarcity Of
water, prevents their being worked with
profit.
The men state that they were cour-
teously treated in every town through
which they passed, Tho authorities
would not give them permission to mine,
but told them they were at liberty to
prospect as much as they pleased.
The country Of Sonora they represent
as in many places destitute of vegeta-
ton, and uninviting in every respect.
Water is very scarce. In coming up,
they were two days and nights without
any water.
At some places, the Mexicans mistook
them for Morehcad and his party, re-
garding whose contemplated expedition
they had heard
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-16

ARREsT.-We copy the following
from Louisiana (Missouri) paper of
a late date
y farmer named Vincent Moore,
living in Montgomery county, emigra-
ted to California in the spring of 1850
and returned home last fall with a
goodly portion of the "shiny ophir," I"
paid off his debts, and was considered
one of the bon ton. His neighborS
thought il was call right" and con.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-16

New GoLp Discovery We have n
letter frcm y gentleman of the highest
respectability, who states that he has
discovered gold in great quantities in
the bed Of the San Joaquin. 1t is high
up, near the Indian Reserve, and he
represents it to yield from twenty-five
cents to one ounce per bucket, owing
to the depth. 1t is found mostly in tho
deep holes or beds of the river, and can
only be worked by the use of the diving
bell, an apparatus which he is using in
his operations lie is of the opinion
that it would be impossible to drain the
river. Our informant is u scientific man
Of much experience in this country, and
deems this discovery the richest yet
made, owing to its great extent.-S. f.
Courier.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-16

New TuEATRE.-Thc new theatre
just erected over Deer Creek is fine
and commodious building, capable of
comfortably seating large audience in
excellent points of view, and finished
in style comparable with any in the
State. We are informed by the enter
Iprising proprietor, Mr.. Lowell that the
Chapman Family are engaged and will
arrive in this city on Saturday next.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-16

BELcHER KAY.-The American Con-
sui at the Sandwich Islands has official
ly communicated to the Vigiiance Com
miHee Of San Francisco, that this noto-
rious individual would not be allowed
to leave the Islands, until he should be
advised what action they wished to take
in the matter. 1t is stated that the
Committee have sent out for Kay, and
our informant expresses the belief that
the head Of the robber gang of Califor-
MIA is soon destined to meet his deserts.
" Nous rerr6as. Trans.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-16

BeA- We are indebted to Gregory's
Express for papers delivered regularly
every night. The last week they have
been every night ahead save one, and
the one in question but fve seconds be-
hind.
Are Freeman g. Co.. asleep! We
trust they are more prompt in other bu-
slness than they have been in supplying
our exchanges the past week.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-16
QUARrz There are now !;

QUARTZ Mills There are now in
Nevada county, in operation or process
of erection, thirty-two quartz mills
Twelve of this number are in active
employment, and the remainder will be
before the middle of December. The
machinery of some of these mills is pro-
pelled by engines of an hundred horse
power.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-16

SUMMARY PUNISHMENT. "A man named
Blake, from N. Jersey, who however gave
his name as Richard Smith was tried
before Justice Anderson, on Tuesday
last, on the charge of stealing small
sum Of money from roulette table at
Barker's Saloon. He was found guilty
and sentenced to twenty-five lashes,
which being administered, and threat
of hanging if he didn't travel, he took
himself of by means Of the tallest walk
ing Immediately.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-16
Notice.

Rev A. Bland, of the Nj. Z. Church,
transferred recently from the Baltimore
conference to this conference, and sta
toned in this city for the present year,
will preach in the Methodist Church in
this city, next Sabbath, at ii o'clock.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-16

RAPE. "A Man by the name of
Jose Dolores Vallascos committed a
rape at the Mission San Gabriel, a
few days since, on the person of Don
ma Meta Morano, a Californian Wo-
man aged ninety-fve years The
man has been arrested and is now in
jail Los Angeles Star
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-16

geAplf some twenty of our friends will
hand us in their papers of this number
after reading them, we will be obliged,
and pay the per No. price. An access
sion of subscribers after working the
outside, leaves US incompetent to fill de-
mands.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-16

1t is said that the Mormons now 10.
Gated near the Cajon Pass, will raise
enough wheat next year to supply the
whole southern portion Of California
with flour.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-16
Died.,

In this city, on Tuesday morning last,
Col. A. S. Franklin, of Providence R, l.,
aged Al years
On the Stanislaus river, October I'd,
Charles B. Rolfs, OF Concord, n. II.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-16

ALTERATION IN TINE OF THE STEAM
sAlrs.--The papers below inform US that
the Steamship Company altered the
timo of sailing of tho steamer ofl5th from
afternoon to morning,in compliance with
a request from tho San Francisco mer-
chants There could be no objection to
the alterati ton in time, at the moro re-
mote parts of the State, if due notice
was given, so that the people generally
away from the Bay city, might form
their calculations to have their letter:
and treasure forwarded in season. Much
inconvenience has resulted in this neigh
borhoood from this variation in time, and
not few execra tions uttered at the
carclessnesss of the steamship company
in not sending notice at least one stea
mer ahead, into the mines The mer
chants of the up-riyer cities, esteem
themselves as much entitled to accom-
mediation as those below, but any time
of sailing, if regular would probably sat
isfy them. We trust no further altera.
ton will be made without moro exten
siye and earlier notice.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-16

TnE SPrAKERsHIP.-- w. ii. Lyons
OF Rough & Ready, is spoken sf as a
prominent candidate for the Speaker
ship ofthe next House.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-16

E. A. Hannegan, ex u. S. Senator,
and late U. S. Minister to Berlin, was
defeated for the Legislature in fountain
county, la, by ono John Dyce, Dutch
blacksmith.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-16
Posr MoRrEM EXAMINATIONS

OSi MORIFh EAAMlNAIION.--
By the kindness of DR. Clark, we
were invited TO witness n post mortem
examination upon the body of Col. A.
S. Franklin, of Providence r. l., who
was taken sick in this city early in Ju-
ly. The history of his case presents
some singular features, and we furnish
them for the benefit of physicians and
the public.
AT one time he had nearly recovered
and was able to walk out of doors but
relapsed, and complained only of a
fixed pain in his right side. After
several weeks deep seated tumor was
discovered commencing under the ribs
extending under the pelvic bones.--
This tumor never pointed externally,
but twice was nearly dissipated. A
bout three weeks previous to his death
it suddenly enlarged, and soon afte r
burst into the lower bowel. The dis
charge ofmatter was very great and
soon completely exhausted the vital
energies. The post mortem examina-
ton showed most extensive abscess
extending from the diaphragm deep
into the pelvic cavity. There was no
appearance of its extension to the
points where such tumors usually
point.
His complaint was induced by too
violent exertion Immediately after
leaving shipboard---a cause of NOR
tality too common in this country.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-16

ApPoINTMENr.-Judge H. C. Murray
one of the late judges of the Superior
Court, has received from the Governor
commission as Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court of the State, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation
of Judge Bennett. The Herald speaks
slightingly of the newly appointed
Judge.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-16

The SENrrMENTAL.-IFe picked up
in the street yesterday, q mysterious
looking billet, and on opening it found
it to be the missive, rather soiled, of
somo lass to her sweetest A neatly
formed heart Of what Byron would call
yellow hair secured by ribbon, was
firmly sewed by the side of the follow
ing affecting lines
The time is come when you
And must part tho littel
Do you think how much it grew
My poorc hart
As we believe in rendering unto Ce.
sar tho things that are his, we insert
this description for the benefit Of the
owner, who will prove property and take
it away.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-16

Clam Chowder at Parks this even.
mn
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-16

The Sonora " Herald" ably edited
by DIR. Gum, speaks thus favorably of
the Nevada Journal. Coming from
such a source, it is praise indeed. The
moral tone for which it esteems the
Journal, is characteristic of its own
columns -
We like the moral tone of this num-
Der of the Journal very much; 9TH
er numbers we can say nothing about
never before having received the Eek
change. We are also glad TO notice
in its columns a meteorological table;
and we wish regular observations
were kept and published in every
town throughout the State. The in
teresting description of Grass Valley
given by the Journal, will be copied
next week.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1851-01-14
UnriValled Assortment,

THE subscriber has just received a new supply
L OF Groceries, Coniectionaries, Scgars and To-
bacco, consisting in part as follows:
Groceries.
Sugars-N O. Porto Rico crashed and loaf, (Stu
arts besO
New Orleans and Muscovado Moasses
Mackarel No. in half kits
Bacon; first quality leafLard
Coffees-Rio and Java: sack and table Salt
Teas-Hyson, Young Hyson and Green
Fancy and common Soaps
COniectiOnaries.
Candies, sugar plums and kisses; raisins; almond
currants; 6lberis preserves, jellies and jams
Figs in boxes; Prunes in do, large and small &c
Lemon syrup in quarts and pints; citron
Spices.
Nutmcgs, cloves, alspice. cinnamon and ginger
SegarS.
"Clemencia," splendid article, new brand
Ell Duendee, Prmera Ms
Consolation, Gold Leaf Castillos &c.
Tobacco.
S. S. Myers best Honey Dew
Sym's pressed Rough and Ready
Superior Honey Dew;
Wilson'S peach-havored AS
Mrs. Mi!ler's fine cut
With many other articles too numerous TO mem
tion, which will he sold exceedingly low for cash.
Country orders promptly attended to.
Nov 20. VIM. C. MOORE.
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TIE CURE OF
For the Removal and Permanent Cure of all
Diseases arising from an Impure state
of The Blood or habit of the
Sysem, viz:
Scrfula or Kings Evil, Rheumatism, Obstinate CutaRe
GUS Eruptons Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or letter
Scall Head, Enlargement and Pain of the Bones and
Joints Stubborn Ulcers Syphllitic symptoms. Sciahca
or Linbago and Diseases arising from an njudcious
use of Mercury Acdities or Dopsy Exposure or mpru
dence in Life also Chroeic Constitutional Disorders &c
The value of this preparation is now widely
known, and every day the field ot it's usefulness is
extending. 1t is approved and highly recomTen
ded bv Physicians, and s admitted TO be Tie most
powerful and searching preparation from lie root
that has ever been employed in medical practice.
The unfortunate victim nI hereditary disease, with
swollen gln nas, contracted snews and bones half
carous has been restored to health and vigor-
The scroiulous patient, covered with ulcers, loath-
some himself and his attendants, has been made
whole. Hundreds Of persons, who had groaned
hopeiessly for years, under cutaneous and glandu-
lar disorders, rheumatism, ard many other COM
plants sprinming iron arrangement Ui the secre-
i've orJans and the circulation, have beer raised
as it were from the rack of disease. and now. with
regcnerated constitutions, gladly testify to the ell
ficacy OF this n"s;Imabe preparation,
The follow ng certificate from COL Samuel G.
Taylor, a gentleman Of higa standing ana extern
Sive acquaintance through lhc southern states, and
lately appointed consul 10 New Grenada. COM
mends sel. to the attention OF all.
New Yrrk, January I, lS4S.
Messrs A. B. & D. Sands-Oed lenen: Hav-
ing used and witnessed the effects Of your va ua-
bic preparation OF Sarsaparla Gu different per-
sons in fferenI parts OF the southern coullry.
vIz-VIginIa, Louisan, Texas and Mexicu, lee!
much pleasure IN stating the high opinion enter
tanned OF its medicino value. IL my own case. il
acted almost like charm, removing speedily, the
enervaed state of the system, and exciting in the
most agreeabl. manner, tonic and nv'goratIng
influence.
Your Sarsaparilla is highly approved and exten-
siveIy used by the army in Mexico, and my cousin,
Gen. Zachary Taylor, has lor the past FIVE years
been in the habit Of using it, and recommends the
sans: he and myself adopted the article at tine
same ime, and II is now considered an utmost in
dispensab,e article in the army. In Conclusion,
would say that tine better it IS known, the more
highly will be priced, and trust tha. its health
restoring virtues will make it generally known
throughout the length and breadth of our widely
extended country. >ou very respectfully,
S. G. TAILOR, o. = Consul To y. Granada
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MShhiN - NNOoe'A Otstt1'
Bopardus' Planetary Horse Power,
General Informationi

L kind patrons, and the public ,promisouousiiy,
that he is q in town." having returned from the
North with an overwhelming stock OF choice,
cheap and slsgant Goods, embracing every thing
new and elegant in
STABLE and Fancy Dry. Goods. al
H,s purchases consist entirely Of Dry Goods, So.
eo,sd from the most recent importations, with the
closest attention to ryhrsnch of the Dry Goods
business. so as to present to the public at once,
oone,e assortment in that line, and at prices low
suongh su to suit the closest economist.
Parties from the country will please bear him
!, mind when they visit Camden, as his stock is
always open Tor inspection.
New Goods received every month, at tho Pal.
rnetto Cash Store. 4. LII. ..sS., !.
Oct.l. ~
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IN EoUITY-KERSHAW.

IN EQUITY-KERSHAW.
Elk Parte WIN. NettIes, Sarah Ne,tles, Hiram
NettIes, per pro ami-Pe,lion for sale of land
TN oped,ence to the orders Of the Court will
| offer a, public sale on Monday, the 9th day of
January ensuing, before the court house in Cam
den ali that pieco parcel or tract of Land, lying
on the North side OF Granny's Quarter creek, in
the District aforesaid, containing one hundred
acres more or less being part Of tract formerly
belonging to j. Riddle, dec d. and conveyed by the
Sheriff Of Kershaw District to David Harrison,
and by him to the Petitioners.
Terms-So much cash as will pay costs, balance
on credit of one andtwo years, interest from SALE
purchaser to give bond with good securities, and
mortgage Of the premises.
w. NJ SHANNON, c,E.K.D.
Dec 3. 80 50l Is
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CEGARS, Of favorite brands; Brandy; 1so9)
- second quality Brandy; Champagne and oth-
er Wines. Porter and ale; choice old Por. VINE,
Milar's old Rye Whiskey; old Mong. Wh'sKey'
New England Rum. For sale by -o,
Nov. Is. H. LEVY O. So"'
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euIph. Quinine.

4 = 1 r 1bserjber has just received few "uecso
ef iaoseegarten & Deniss Superior ou'nine
wk;ck e offers at prices as low as it can be possibly
s3ss ~ - II. J. DELAY
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ExecutOr,s Notice.

Executors Notice.
Ill those who were indebted TO the late James
a r. McKain, at the time of his death, are hereby
called upon TO come forward and make settlement.
And those having claims against his estate will
please hand them in properly attested.
JOHN ROSSER, Exc'r
Sept 6. 1850. II
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REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS.

New York, Feb. II, IS4S.-Messrs Sands: Ha-
wing suffered many years with sense Of my
throat, affecting the aryrx, during which time
was treated by the most eminent physicians in
Europe and The United States, without receiving
any permanent benefit, but all The lime my gener-
al health and strength declining, aud The disease
making fearful progress: caustic applications were
used and what. yer else thought most efficient
or producing cure; hut am confident the de-
plorable situation Twas in, the IarvngIts fIng ac-
conpanred with phhiss and great difficulty in
breathing, would soon have terminated my life. had
not obtained relief through your invaluable Sar'
saparla. must say, gentlemen, when eom-
menced using the Sarsaparla, did not place
much confidence in It's virtues: and this will not
surprise you when | inform you that had tried
more tina fifty different remedies during the pas
four years without any success; but after taking
your Sarsapari!la a few weeks, | was obi ed to
Weld at last to evidence. This marvellous sperifc
has not only relirvd, but cured me; and therefore
think it my duty gentlemen, for the benefit OF suf-
fering humanity, to give you tins atestation Of my
cure. Yonrs very truly, ID PARENT.
Crnsulaie Of France mthe U. States.
The above statement and signature were ac-
knowledged in our presence by Mr. d. Parent, as
true. For the Consul Gen raj of France,
l., BORG, Vice-consul.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1851-01-14
LADIES SHOES.

Received from Philadelphia
Ladies Kid Slippers and Ties
, do Walking Shoes
Misses Boots and Shoes, &c. BY
oc,h w. ANDER$O' q co.
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Domestic Items.

y &eSe snd bIeached sheetings, every width,
Itksng; En- glish Long.cloths; counterPanes'
plain and figured curtain DlmItY; garm9n'lrmhy
frciored Ho9,espuns and Denins; plaid Linssy.
Flsnnels and Blankets. at all prices.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1851-01-14

The following interesting case is presented, and
the reader nvrIcd Ia It's c:reful Derusal-comncnt
on such evidence is unne .essary.
New York, April 26, lS47.
Messrs Sands: Geniiemen--Havng long been
afflicted with general debility, weakness, loss of APP
petite, &c. receiving no benefit fr IN the various
remedies prescribed, concluded, about three
months since. tn make use of your SarsaparIla.
now have the pleasure of infor ling you that lts
effects have been attended with the happiest re-
suits in restoring my heath, and am induced to
add my testimony to the many others you already
possess, and those desiring further information
personally give the particulars of my case, and the
effects Of this invaluable medicine, by calling
2S5 Bowery, New York. Yours respectfully:
JANET MclNTOSfIla
This cerlifes that Mss Janet Mcintosh is
known to me member Of the church in good
standing, and worthy of confidence.
J. $. SPENCER,
Pastor Second Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail, by a,
D. q d. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, lOo
Fulton st. corner Of William, New York. Sold
also by Druggists generally throughout the United
States and Canadas. Price 81 per bottle; six
bottles lor S5.
Sold a, James r. McKans, Camden. by DIR. A.
MaIloy, Cncraw, A Fitch, Columbia, and HAvand,
Harral 3 Co. harIeston.
Oct. 8. S2-w3m
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Svso nieces of bIeached and brown Home spuns
a. low as they can be bought any where IN Amer
asyss JAMES WILSON'S.
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PHILADELPHIA

Made Calf and Goat Walking Shoes
Kid Ties and Slippers just received by
W ANDERSON & co.
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TRENCH, German and English Plain eashmeset, fsr
+ Ladies Dreaes. Alscr-velvet and other Trnnainss.
nrensd this day, at @boNRtfS
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: hardware, Groceries, Bagging, Rope
and TWine,

nEADY made Clothing, Hats, Caps Bonnets'
IL Boots and Shoes &c. Just re"eived and Tor
sale at the lowest prices possible BY co
'N' -. Nj. DRUCKER $ co.
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q. Y. ANTWERP,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
00Iumhia. g. q.

Keeps on hand and Is constantly mahUla0tMrIng
an extensive assortment Of plain end fsshionabls
garments, which will be sold at reasonable pricesy
The goods are g"t up expressly for fashionable
custom trade, and will be found superior work.
manship and quality. I have also on hand and am
daily receiving all extensive assortment Of shirts
and furnishing articles, choice and cleap. Isl,alb
sell 40 article but " hat s good aad Substantial
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A fine assortment nf Silk and Fur Flats, of the
very latest styles, from he house Of Beebe f. Cos
er Jam a. #
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Raisins

Raisins. .a--z-...--
= w. c. MOORE.
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doCIII0o UO Z O1Ios -
TsOR the alienation and cure Of BRONCHITIS
E and other diseases of the throat now so prevss
lent in the United States, among Ministers and
other public speakers For sale by =
sent 90 q. J. DELAY.