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STATISTICS

A0RIcULTUHE, fOPuLATfoN, ANp MANI
.rAcruREs.---The Report Of J. G. O. Ken-
nedy, Esq, the Supcrintendent ofshs Censss
is ono of the most valsabls docsnsnia ef
the day. It abounds with E,ets and 6ecurcs
on important subjects, derived from the most
authentic soarces. We proceed u notics
some of the most interesting:
The Population aQf che Usioa. - Aseun,iHR
the population Of California 10 be lSs,0eS,
(Which VIC do partly by estimatcs) and omit
ting that Of Utah, estimarcd at 1900, tie
total. number of inhabitSnts I'm tke Uni1ea
Stnt& was, on the LIST Of Juse, 1860, a3,21e,.
3Ol. The absolute increase from the isref
June, iS40. has been g, l76,S4s, cud. The %.
tual D,caease per cent. is, ,36.lS. But IL has
been shown that the probable arsoust Of
pcpnlation acquired by additions of tarflfsss
should be deducted in making eompe1issn
betv cen the results of the present and lnss
census. These reductions diminish theto-
tai population Of the country, as a bzsis-of
comparison, TO 23,O74, ,3Ol, and the incrcnag
to 6,OO4,S4s. Tho relative increase, nfteT
this allowance, Is found TO be 3b.l7 per cent.
The aggregate number Of whites III 1850
l9,6I9,366, exhibiting gain upon the btss-
Der of tho same class In 1870 Of 5y423,s7f,
But excluding the $4,000 free population
dition Of territory since 1870, the galn is
6,250, ,37l, and the increase per cent IS 87.l4
The Slares--Thc number ofslayes by the
present census, Is 9lp,296, which shows.n
increase of71 ,0S5, equal 10 $3.50 p<s esuA
FIVE deduct 10000 for The probable slava
population Of Texas in .IS4O, the reanit OF
the comparison '. III be slightly different
The absolute increase will be 693,Oe6, md
the rate per cent. 3763. @
The Free Co,ored The number Of ftee
colored in 1850 was 52S, ,637 in 1870, 3o6-
245 The increase In this class has been
42,393, or IO.95pe cent.
The increase.-From 1890 10 1910 the q.
crease Of the whole population was at The
rate Of 1857 per cent AT the sane rate Of
Advancement, the absolute gain for the ten
years last past would have been 5,67S,ss3,
or 426,5l5 less than il has been, without In
cluding the increase consequent upon adj
tons OF territory. r. s9 ~
Area Of ihe Staics--T Taking the thirty-one
States together, their area is l,4S5.8 $40 squaro
miles, and the average number Of their In
habitants is l,549 TO the square mile, The
total area of the United States Is a,229.O0O
square miles, and the average density cf DO
pulation is ! 1919 60 the square mile.
The Mortality Of the Uaion--.The statis-
tics Of mortality In the census year represent
the number of deaths occurring within the
year as $40, ,l9d; the ratio being - one, TO
726 Of the living population, or sas Ten %
each T26 of the population. \ The fhtio Of
mortality in this statcment, takana ~ awhols,
seems so much less than that ofang porfionN
Of Europe, that IT must, a present bssrs-
ceiycd with some degree Of allowances. 50
The ManRfdcftfrers.--- entire ,eapital
invested In the various manufacturers In tbs
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DOUBLE NUMBERS FOR 1859.
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FOR 1851
TEE MAGAZINE OF THE UNION

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LIST OF L E 7 Il E RS
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE
APRIL 1, 1852.
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Bailey, w. X. Brown, Abel
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Long buried in times pauseless tide;
The last tree Of some forrest glade,
Where generations loved and played;
The silent mound upon the plain,
Showing where breathing men have been;
All bring before us mem'ries strong
Like shadows long and sweet, though
dark
And In these scenes we see the throng
Whose life, or death, or tolls, they mark.
How many eyes have fondly gazed
Upon those quiet scenes abovel
Up to whose lights our hearts are raised,
Wiener their pulse o'erfiows with love!
How many souls with kindred glow,
Have fingered at the sunset hour,
-Enraptured by those hues which now
Inspire our hearts and make them pure.
How many beings of life who trod
- The earth untutored, and so perished,
Hath felt, adored their unknown God,
Through hopes by us still fondly cher
" ished?
'Tis thus our spirits all unite,
Through love or hope in some bright home;
Thus in some distant realm of light,
b. AL human hearts are sure to come.
Thus do the past and present meet;
Thus do our souls hold converse sweet;
And mingling in one living spirit,
With love and truth one home inherit.
Nations have passed away, and left
Ruins to mark where once they stood;
And pomp and power are now bereft
OF thrones whose seats were bought with
blood.
A column lone--a crumbled wall
Temples o'ercome with dust and age,
Arc all that mark the rise and fall
The useless strength and fiery rage
: OF nations that have ceased fore'er,
On earth their dark and fierce career
One humble race before us now,
rs passing from its home on earth
Behold them, as with darkened brow,
And saddened hearts they issue forth!
iso coiumned pile-no chissled fame
No classic lore-no fiery lays
Are left to tell where they have been. e.
They and their name will pass away !,
The silent mounds are all their past, +.
Holding the dust they mourn to leave
The forrest trees, now falling fast, #
Are all the monuments they have.
The limped lake shall know no more,
Thefove-song of the Indian daughters
Now on their lone md trackless shore,
Unrufiied lie the Iistless waters.
The ean-bright fount, whose spirits knew,
Their simple tales and burning loves,
8 WilieQpp forget tIsshearts that grew
.,n beneath their groves.
pfsss That Indian race
And tfuein heart, though rude and fierce
= Warmly they loved their dark-eyed maids
Their forrest homes--their sire's graves
Their ieafy founts, whose fragrant shades,
Returned the murners of the waves.
They sew their God inseyery scene,
And heard his yoice in.every breeze;
Wlthiongipg souls tisy hoped to win .
Ahcme beyond theft glowing skies. 2
Aaa hey have fought their last fight well,
Around hose homes--upon those graves
And many q bloody field will tell
That Indians neyeseaa be slayesl
In soul and form they bore tAe trace
The proud trace ofan ancieas sssek--
! That remnant Of the chosen race, -
Leng wmtered from the parent fiock.
Then lot US hahSw eysss sspot,,
.. Marked BY their SSrk and moufnful tale;
Nor lstthose scenes be Ser forgot
WhsFsSokehs Of theirA psmfy dwell.
Insboscmedia a DARK green glsn,
Anbsillisps ~ an spgsl's wing
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GoDEY'S RELIABLE FASHION
.... PLATES, ... .......

are published monthly, and are considered
the only really valuable fashion plates
that are published. They have been the
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selections from the following are given,
with simple directions that all may under
stand
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Model Cottages Furniture, Patterns for
Window Curtains, Music Crochet Work,
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Chemisettes-in fine, everything that
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The LApYs's Book is now in the
twenty-second year Of its publication by
the same publishers "a fact unprecedented
in the history Of any American Magazine.
Nothing but real worth ins q publication
could be the cause Of so prolonged an
existence, especially in the literary world,
where everything is so evanercent. Hum
dreds of Magazines have been started, and,
after short life, have departed--while
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hant, proud monument reared by the
Ladies of America as a testimony Of their
own worth.
Many persons, who seek no further
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Book" is intended merely for the amuse-
ment Of class, and that il does not enter
into the discussion ofthose more important
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the duties oflife which every well-informed
woman, mother and daughter, should be
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wi atever is elevating, whatever is pure,
dignifed, and virtuous in sentiment, with
whatever may afford rational and inno-
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ORIGINAL POETRY
Silver Spring, Florida

= The Silver Spring is situated one degree
west of longitude five, west of washington,
inlatitude 30. 1t Is surrounded by dense
hamock, dropping with long. gray moss
creating in the mind of the. observer the
sensation Of mourning rather than delight.
Its banks are adorned by the intermingling
Of jesamine and long grass spreading its
massive bed for many yards around; in
which maysbe seen, rapidly moving along
the dangling forms of huge aligators. This
fountain of chrystal water is one hundred
yards in diameter, ninety feet deep where
the boil issues from the earth, and its flow
sixty yards in width.
What store of the beautiful, the magpi-
ficent the sublime, are composed in so small
abound. We'll might the astronomer ina
gine himself taking a fight in an aerial car,
viewing the fixed stars of the solar system,
when he beholds the dazzling spots in the
bottom--well might he conjecture himself
recliningaon the pinions of numerous rain
bows, grasping~a at a multiplicity of scaly
owners that infest the dazzling green sward
and transparent element above. AS for the
remainder, Twill leave it to tradition. The
following is respectfully submitted to your
readers.
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Attention Californians |!

MT & A. R0SENHEIM, respectfully in.
lVl. form their friends and the public in
general, that they are now prepared to offer
Tor sale, watches, gold and silver, levers,
anchor escapements, lepines, etc Of the best
make-also, California jewelry, such as rings,
specimen pins, lcckeis, bracelets, etc. which
are made of California gold, in the neatest
style, and sold at lowprices forcash. Orders
in the above line will be attended to with
promptness and dispatch. Persons who are
desirous of sending presents to their friends
in the States, are particularly invited to call
on us at our store on main street, one doof
below the Gregory House.
Nevada nov. 10Th ls5l-6o
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Book Bindery.

RLANK BOOKS and Stationsry.-CooKr
AS & LIE COUNT respectfully inform the pub
lie that they intend opening, on or about the
tenth of Novdmber a
Blank Book, Stationary, and Book Binding
Establishment,
where every thing in their line will be manu-
factured in as workmanlike manner as in any
similar establishment in the States, and upon
reasonable terms.
Their stock OF blank books. got up to order
expressly for this market, will be found supe-
rior in materials, and style Of binding TO any
heretofore imported comprising Russia banded
sheep and half-bound super royal, royal, me-
dium, deny and cap hooks.
Staple aud Fancr Stationery viz:
English French, and American note, letter,
and drawing paper; writing and copying inks,
approved qualities; pencils rulers, waters, gold
and steel pens, cutlery, etc., with every article
required for the counting house
Having the best English and check paper
on hand, they will be enabled to supply Gus
toners with blank books of every size and
style of binding, aHd ruled to any desired pat
tern. Blll-heads and account sales ruled to
pattern.
Every variety of binding dene neatly and
with despatch.
Music, magazines, law books, notarial re-
cords, etc. bound to order, in any style, or to
match.
COOKE & LIE COUNT,
Stationer's Warehouse, Montgomery st. near
Clay, Wells Fire-Proof building 5s-lm
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Notice

rs hereby given to the stockholders Of the
IL Bunker Hill Quartz Mining Company that
a meeting of said company will be holden on
Monday the 26th of January current, at 10
O'Clock A. M. at the company Office on the
works, at which time the subject will be con-
sidered, requiring two third vote of the
Stockholders, of Increasing the capital stock
of said company from Fifty Thousand Dollars
to the SUN of Sixty-four Thousand Dollars,
and create one hundred and twenty eight
shares of said Capital Stock. out of the present
thirty two shares of said Company.
w r. RIaBY,
A. w PETTIBoNR,
WIN. II MARVIN,
r. p. WlLKINs,
G.. ELLYsoN.
Board of Trustees.
Nevada city, Ian. Sd, l852.-73td
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st. Charles Hotel.
MARYSYILLE

Post Office in the same building.)
NORNER ID and Third streets, is now open.
~ Additions have been made to the furnl-
ture of the house. and the internal arrange.
ments are complete, to secure the best accom-
modations for families, miners and the travel.
ling public generally. Travellers will find the
st Charles very pleasant and airy for the pre-.
sent and approaching season; and having
large yards attached, is, from its situation.
more secure from fire than any other hotel in
the city. The best exertions Of the proprietor
and his assistants, will be devoted to secure
the comfort Of his guests.
Miners are informed that the house is pro-
vided with "Wilder's patent salamander
safe" Of the largest size, fitted with HalPs
patent powder proof lock, guaranteeing safety
from fire or burglars for the gratuitous use Of
the patrons Of the hotel.
Stages der art daily from the st. Charles for
all parts of the country.
Breakfast fom 8 l-2 TO 8 l-2 o'clock.
Dinner from 10 2 Ia M
Supper from 6 to I l-2 r. ".
566t* JAMES CUSHING, proprierer.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, county of Ne
- vada, ss District court, 10th judicial dis
trict. Elizabeth Stilwell VS.. Edmund Stlwell
The people of the state eff California 10 Ed.
mund Stilwell, greeting.
You are hereby notified that on the day
of November, A 1851 suit was commenced
against you by the plaintiff in said court for a
divorce, vincuo Hatrimnii. You are there
fore required to appear and answer the com
paint of the plaintiff herein filed within forty
davs from this date, or the plaintiff will take
a decree for divorce, as prayed for in said com
plant.
Witness, Theo. Miller, clerk of the district
court, for the 10Th Judicial district, Ne
LIS vada county with the seal affixed, this
10th day of December d 1851.
THEo. MuLsR, clerk
SAWYER g. ELLIS, Attys for pl't'ff. 67-6w
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For Sale.

THE undersigned now offer for sale theil
wellknown stand, with all the privileges and
good will, situated in Grass Valley, and con,
sisting of a Beet Market, Store, and Boarding
House. Cattle yard, and Il the fixtures fol
killing beeyes together with what stock they
may have on hand. Th. above will be sold
reasonable, and to any one wishing to 90 into
business they could not find better chance
Apply mt the office of the Nevada Journal, ol
to the subscribers Boston Ravine, Gras, Val
ley. Possession will be given after the first oi
February, 1852. BANTER * HoLILs.
74.tciS
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Democrats Attend.

A Democratic Convention will be
held in Nevada city, on Thursday the
Sth inst, to send delegates to the Dem
ocratic Conven ton to be held on the 23d
of February next at the Capital of the
State, for the purpose of electing dele
gates to the Democratic National Con
vention.
Each precinct in the county is reques-
ted to send ono delegate to the county
convention, and as many more as it is
entitled to, allowing one delegate foI
every fifty voters.
VIM. M. STEWART
Chm of central committee.
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