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NEW ORLEANS.
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Tho position of New Orleans MS vast com
morcial depot is unriyalled, being situated ut
the mouth Of river which sweeps ihrougha
valley peopIoi by over eight millions Of inhabi.
tans. This river is n0ygatcd by more than
Eve hundred steamboats, Of immense tonnage,
0t an annual expenditure Of over fifteen NIL
lions Of dollars. These statistics may sound
large, yet tho mind can form but faint idea pf
the reality, unless the eye can witness it. Wth
such river sweeping by its wharves, nayiga.
bic formorc than TIVE thousand miles, and pns.
sing through a region of country fertile in cool,
lead iron, and copper ore, with u wonderful va
rioty Of the vegetable kingdom, no pwondcr that
New Orleans is whatit is, in point Of CONNER.
cal Importance. Look upon rhe mar, and yon
will agree with us that there is no river on tho
globe that can compare with it. Tributary 10
i is the Missouri, Running thirty.nine hundred
miles to the Great Falls, among the wigwams Of
the Flat Foot Indians; the Yellow Stone, nayiga-
bic for eleven hundred miles, and the Platte
and Kan2as, nayigabla twelve hundred miles or
more each. Tho Ohio, to, with tho products Of
the Middle aud Nothern States upon its bosom,
tho Arkanzas, Big Black, Yazoo and Red River,
all pouring their wealth into this great main
artery, the Mississippi, With such uDbounded
resources as this, the Crescent City must become
in time one of tho largest and must wealthy
commercial marts in the wOrll.-Nsw York
Mirror.
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INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI.
L. ". Z Old D .
SOUTHERN MAIL.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

TTNJIE southern mail via Fl paso 10 San Antonio,
Texas leaves Santa Fe on the 18th of each
month, arrives at II paso in from six TO eight days,
and reaches San Antonio on The lllh Of the next
month. Returning leaves San Antonio on the 18th
of The same, arrives at III paso in from IA TO Is
DAYS. and reaches santa Fr on The lltl Of the next
mouth, making the Trip through in from % to 2S
DAYS, winter and summer. The Contractor has
spared no expense in placing upon this route sming
carriage, he best adapted for the convenience as
well as comfort Of passengers Persons going TO-,
or coming from the States will finl this a very
pleasant route, particularly during the winter
months, as it is entirely free from the intense cold
and hesyy SHOWS that so frequently obstruct The
eastern mail route 10 tHuuiN"''0--
RATES OF FARE.
SO, 90 through ron Santa Fe to San Antonio.
20 GO Gom Saul fe to I'll Ppso, . ..
Passengers allowed .l0bs baggage. ...
"'''''-'' HENRY SKILLMAN.
Mr. Passengers not required 10 stond guard.
Santa Te. oct. 7, lSj3-f
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THE INDIAN SUMNER.

IT'S the sallcst-'is the sweetest,
'Tis the loveliest Of the year;
The time of summers last sad smile,
Ere she laid upon her bier.
Methought she had departed,
With all her radiance wild;
Gone, stranger lands 10 gladden.
With her balmy airs and wild.
But no ah, sill she tarrieth,
She smileh once again;
And from the forest echoeth
A low sad mournful strain.
Sweet songs Of rich, glad melody,
Hath she been singing long: ..
And now with strangely warning tone,
She chaun's her own death-song.
Gray hill, and bleak, wild mountain,
Woodland, and glen, and vale,
Resoundeth with the requiem,
The solemn, dirge-llke wall.
all gorgeous is her winding sheet,
Green, golden-huel aud red;
O'er which shadowy dimness reigns,
AS DER the features of the dead.
Her voice, like the seer's, now soundeth
In her sorowGu, parting layj
And meihinks il loudly speaicth,
OF the coming OF decay.
1t tells that the lovely fadeth,
That the beautiful lasts mol longj
Such TO me The burden seemeth,
of the dying summers song.
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There is no fear 10 knowing too much, though
there is great fear Of practising TOO little The
most dong man Will always be the most knowing
man.
The immortality Of the age IS a standing topic Of
complaint with some men. But IL any. che likes
TO be moral, we can rec nothing in The age to
prevent him. Yrr !
The individual who broke the ice with his frs
stump speech, has since been drowned BY ap
plause.
An old fogle was recently overiaken bya "baiu
of thought" but hopes are enter,sned lAat he las
received no very serious injWf.A w NsllM ~
esirsI vsE
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Wealth is the sum which gives content, be y
one dollar or thousands 5sUl
Wgs
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Santa fc lOtcklp Ga1cttt

TERMS. gE
WEEKLY 81 50 a year, payable invariably in
advance; single copies |? IL cents. Advertise
ments, 81 CO per square OF ten lines for the first
Insertion, and Scots for every subsequent insertion.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-25
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

~ FAYING concluded 70 Dissolve Z 2rtncr-
tzs ship, would hereby request th05e having claims
demands against to present the s0lne, and all
those indebted to US TO call and settle then
gccovnts uithiE & weeks after date.
Z7-lm G. SALE ES * Go,
Npyalo. Oct gfth 1853
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OTPARrMERSI4IP
phGEix Saloon and Restaurant,

HSEHE undersigned viii open on WEDNESDAY, Oct
d 26h nst the above named establishment. formerly
occupied BY VIM e. Asher ut the foot of Main and Broad
streets Nevada
The Table will be provided with the gaeatest vari
ETY. and the best the market affords.
The Bar Will be kept constantly stocked with Wines
Liquors and Cigars of the CHOICEST BRANDS
Strict Attention will be paid to the comfort and
accommodation of lodgers.
Families can be accommodated with pleasant rooms
And they hope by prompt attention to business to merit
share of the public patronage.
2I-3m II. & S. BEENY.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-25

ne dooVc HalHcd fflZcs VIII be TailIC! for De
cember l2th at Phelps Hoto', Main street. Nevaas
Prizes to be awarded to the 62 highest and CD low
est thrown numbers All cases Of ties to be deoi
ded by throws OF dice, the highest to have prcUe
dence. The raiIie will come oft under the supervi
SION OF a committee OF three who will throw for ~
sentees. All holders present may make the,r owl,
throws Three throws to decide ii all csses
ROSENHEIM y BRC.
Nevada, Nov 10th, 1853 3i,td
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$50 Reward.

nW TEsE TTTC2I5T OF THE 10th inst.
y One Iupdred Dollars and several Account Books
them entitled Chong Yong kept in Chinese charac-
yers, were taken the Chinese store Broad street
Sf the person who took said books which are OF great
value 10 the owners, and of none to anybody else, VIII
convey them back he is welcome 10 the money lie took
and the above reward besdes The above reward VIII be
paid any person discov erng and delivering said books
Nevada, Nov. Il, 1853 3O3t AH-IOU.
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City' EO0t Sterc.

p. j. ESPENS CHETD.
On the corner of Main and Commercial streets
a KEEPS constantly on hand at his old stand
q A. large and we'll selected stock OF Boots
FA- and Shoes also, small but well selected
lot saddiery, sole leather belt and harness leather
superior article of water proof and polish black
ing, hungarian shoe nails, and al kinds Of shoe
findings Repairing done in both the above lines
OF business with promptness, neatness, and ell rea
sona0e terms He feels thankful to his former Gus
toners for the very liberal patronage that he has
heretofore received and s0cits continuance Of
lne same l4-E
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-25

state Of California, County of Nevada, township
- OF Little York. Before John Crm, Justice OF the
Peace On this 22d day of November A D. 1858 appear
ed Mrs. Mary Jane Correl, married wonlan resident
of the township county and aforesaid deSous to
avail herself of the benefit of the act to authorize married
transact business in their own name as sole ira
ders Approved April 18th, 1852, makes declaration be-
fore the undersigned Justice of Peace that she intends
20 carry on business in her and her
account 10 wit ; the business of mining. by proxy, and
that she Will be from this date responsible in her own
name for all debts contracted by her on account o her
sar business and that the amount invested IN her sad
business is not than five thousand dollars ana sald
ignoss n he Carried on in said county of Nevada day
and year above written. MARY JANE Coatt ttELn. r.,
l. the undersigned Justice of the P7ace in aud Tor Little
York township, County OF Nevada, ana state ol IailoF
do hereby certify that Mary Jane Correl signed the iere
Going and made her declaration before this ed day OF
Nov A. n 1S53 JOHN CARTMILL.
sI1m Justice of the Peace.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-25
TNBsCCO, Of almost Every Brand.

NJ! oi which he VIII sell at reduced rates.
Eli Orders fcon the Country
vyi be promptly attended Thankfu for past flvors,
IN respectfully solics continuance Of the same 3O-3m
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-25

- EsTRAY NOTICE. 90
E5A1fE 10 the enclosure of TURNER, CLAhh %"
Cne Line Back BED Cow about three rec ,1a o1
fonrI wears old The is requested 10 Cali, prove
property pay charges, and take her away. no
is5 TURNER, CLARK & CO.
Nevada Nov. 10th, 8. Sim
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Constable's Sale.

ssstate Of s3alifornio, ounty OF Nevada
So Bv vrue of an execution directed and deliver
Cd issued from the OF I. JTBurgess acting P
IN and for the county aforesaid, bearing date November
ls, 1855 10 satisfy Judgment rendered by said court
said day in favor of E. a Grihs Co. and against Orn
Iice Co for the of S2ji 61-lo0 snd $50 53-lo0
x,oss of suit have taken in execution and will sell TO
highest bidder for cash, the premises at Alpha on
Monday the 4h day of December 1888, between the hours
OF A. NJ. and p VI. of said day. all the right title and
interest of Grin Rice & Co. in and to One Mining
Claim known rs Rice y &c. IS Also, one eighth Of
= Ditch; Also, one House ond Lot; Also, one
rYorse and Let in the village of Brookynto satisfy
1rs above demands and accrung costs Brooklyn, Now
~ 1S,3 3I-2t4 WM MORRISON, Const
TOTICE-To the members of the honia Crisio
~ Tunnel Company to pay their assessments to the
Secretary Company within 20 days from date, or
the Claims will be sold Public Auction to the highest
hidder for cash, to pay the said assessments.
B. JAUREGUEBERRY.
French Corral, Nov 9th 1874 S1-2wA
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DR.. H. V. BICKNELL.
Eclectic Physician and Ss,rceau

Office on Broad Street, 2d Door ADORE the u,
ion Hotel
nR. BICKNELL is a graduate of the Aloepa,bic
- School-practeed six years according to its
theories and principles then adopted the Ecle cite
System. and has practced it fifteen years He cures
all diseases without the N crcury or any other
poisonous minerals. The meuicines he uses are
purely vegetable e., roots and herbs and their ex
tracts and compounds.
DIR. BICKNELL is also Dentist, and will
plug teeth with pure gold for So cavity, and
Extract teeth for So each.
His Tooth Powder is unequaIled for curing the
Scurvy and making the Teeth white.
Oct. 2l 1883. 2s.tf
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lzIho spacious elegant and lEnov
the first door @ M sn % @ n % sny G framed I'M m and c and in complete order
% o sce o % Bar ] SO 5 ons % and d4 @ al magnificent from the ia
@ ~ @ ] room p int @ 6 m sy 2 the the CGqy @ & 0Sr @ Rn ~ with in y
put sp % S Ra H at S' vuatdn @ y G manner q ssoSo S
IN the latest and @ mt M rroed % s % e by @ y or f f@ % 45
by g Etc. a M as e 1 Saa ss si @ siSs s % @ 1
as @ SS o a % @ l 1 per ] mpa as scpR c Room feet fo4 @
ss s1 1ss 5 55 P ld Sss @
IA; 8a5ljg ii lot the theatre 16 feet
s billing P d' ss4 1 for S Ss Upper plaza and known as c,ero Cos lSoe @
9th: Building and lot called cyoro MIL two saS s
So ne HS FoE 53 the
II % SSs1 @ % : :; 5s3s.s from v 2s
s @ s Fs ] @ asa 1t @ 81 cf': s :a & ss @ ,ss ..
@ % ' iaSa ' d pa 3o fis ] ssPss y y % 3
!s:s: !s:s: 4Ts 5v' do do Do d. q g g. 1SS
v s s @ P5 @ 5 1 Sa ' -p This bear wa, o! !?S %
t "" '' Two n1s ana 5 sGS
@ Ht % e. S. night As~' stood the test Of tie s:
S 15sss ss % 80
large splendid aEa1 Warobe s'R with fGo d9o7or 81
9Th: do sol
2stl: Curtains splendid gilt ornaments cords
85t4: 95tE: One double Hair natroa, SS
55st5: round Card Tables 90 So
SIS. sjsl 1a Iass SIs Wh 50
s3 s5s. II +. Ss issIE9ss ; 7 s
ssst5: sst5: Two Mirror gil. frames 100
$5R: 5s5R: o4s Il large oil rsptns '2 do ss ss
5ss sss Sss Sss q; Ct s1s ;i:sl Hs;., @ ss gilt
Il: Il: II. 5: ;: :: ..~ E; $: !: s S S S
i5t5: i5tI: Eighteen Ss cut ss. psansps. .
1;t5: ;55: qes qs. pair r Bar 3
S5: sS5: Sss e; s 51s s,155 f,
s. 5ls. st. Twenty-Five pair Blankets, 100
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PARTNERSYITp NOTTcr
Vim. q. Badger,

Importer and Commission Merchant
A ND Wholesale dealer in ready made Cloth.
n ing-Gen. Harrison Block, Battery st. 5e-
tween Clay and Merchant I'd door frex Clay
San FranciscS Nov25-3l-3m
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-25
sANvA CLARA FLOUR MILLS,

FA SANTA CLARA ELOUR MILLS.
Asza-SsI The undersigned take occasion to inform the
&g public, thai, owing to recent improvements the
capacity these mills have been somewhat increased and
ey are now turning 5000 quarter bags OF their choice
flour daily.
II affords Us much qualification to know that the Santa
Clare Flour wherever introduced has taken the place of
the best brands mported and we are grateful for the
manner which efforts to supplyapare and choice
flour have sustained. By continuing to make careful
selection OF Wheat the public may be assared that the good
repute already earned will be sustained, and flour will
leave the mill fully branded, which not in all respects
equal to IIaxa and Galego.
In addition to flour have constantly on hand heavy
stock of California produce Orders from the country
promptly filed. PATCH 4 CLAYTON, Agents,
AorI1 3m % Front street
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TERMS.
For Subscription one year. i'll advance, s2.O0
Six inunths, LOO
}. IL. LOGAN and ". {. DAVIS. Eplro;s
JAMES r. ELLIS, P,.pL:silrr
AEDEfILL s. e.:
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---...atN1..E pz1rz..as.7z7.z1nszsEerez,
e
--.--=-- -.
sentative of the people. The literary dis
tinctinn of IIuGm MILLER, demonstrates the
conSistcncy-tl,c natural relationship Of toll
and udy-of literature and daily lahor--ot
intellectual taste and practical usefulness, ct
the humble, unprctcn'ling walks Of the me
cl,ariic's life, and the ls,ru,,~ position Of the
philosopher and elegant author. He is an
Other rc!ut"'ion Of the stcreotyn',l maxim.
that education makes the man, anl the
want of :; the fellow. True greatness is con-
genital, !; '";"nyS, to the mysteries OF organ-
izatio,,; tl,r fits inspiration are plant
cd i'll womb-li!r,,. =. :: IS 4 boon waic! the
mere influence o! cHtrr,l:;: conditions, the
occupations and protc>>.:.s Of life, the i,-
n"rancc and rincIlins want OF poverty, or the
splendid advantages OF aniucncc an,! high cul-
ture, can neither give nor take away. Genius
is Gods patent Of nobility.
This prodigy of the age-,!,is wonderful
stoncmason, the author of sold Red Sand
stone and "F"otprints Of the Crcator,"-
has f;,;rly proved himself not only Il most
pure and classic writer, b.t Il philosopher of
great acl!nlen and lu,.i;.ian of inviuciblc
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Pay Up as You Go!
RE- In consequence OF the heavy pay
nents which we will soon have to make,
we must insist npom those indebted to the
Office making payment ut their earliest con-
vcnicncc. Next Monday is sale day. and
wc request all in arrears tn work themselves
upto the payin" point. We find, in run
ming over cur books, old accounts Of five
and six years standing. We suppose that
subscribers who can rest easy without any
compancti"ns OF conscience, will, u printers
hill ofsncl, ~ good old age standing against
them, would not be ut all alarmed to find it
III the hands OF the proper officer for col
lection. We :rc determined To settle up
the old business of the Office between this
and J;,nuary-so it will be best to pay up,
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this d: strict rt !" "nst:i..g ,i.ctcn
G-''l!'" friends OF AUGUSTUS I.ONAX re-.
;i:'r';n"" i;in :, candidate for the.
Once "t o.''::''ry u; tits district, at the ensuing
i:s;- We are am,lnr;ynl 70 nnnonnc.
i;;:NJAMlE Il. WILLIAMS; =. :, c,uJ;,,,,e H.
sheriff ;;; the l:rAi r."ciun
1-;-i,c friend, ,f " :. HAMMOND
respectfully nin.ii,r:" him us !, candidate for
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.eR'=9zzz:szz.sgE71 9
L L 1z} l8 A ~ lEJ Ia'
CANDIDATES.
Et:" The friends Of S. II. JONES re-
specially announce him candidate for the
office of Ordinary Of this District, at the cnsuinu
ilrf.linii e
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ES" The iric"ds Of IIIO:;. Il. COCU-
hAN announce linn as Il canLhint. for Sheriff at
the next election.
Tt3" We "rn authorized tn announce il,
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FAINT, ;n.i oil: uf nil kinds
" in'"w Glass mi ,-,:.i,"-. spirits Turpcmtine
tanpcnc, spirit Gas,
!"!:"", Gr';''!*:"n%*, Co:'!a:c", chnin Pumps,
Cotton Foot Gin Fixtures,
Glue. Packing, Yarn, brushes Of various kinds
Get ~ 22-in
MARCH e. BLACK,
COMMISGI0EJ MERCHANTS,
COLL-NEI-i, S. {.
6 90 WILL attend strictly to the SALE of
E@:;es-s Cotton, Corn, Flour, ctc., and fill all
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go" We are authorized to announce
CHARLES II. ALLEN ns IL caut!l.Iatc for Or.
dinary at the clsiin. election.
I,S@ The friends OF EZEEii:I. TRIPLE.
Esq, respectfully announce him as :, c;n,Ga,, for
the Office oi Ordinary at the cnsni:ig election.
Ext" We are authorized to Announce.
JAMES III. COnn ASA candidate for Or,l:uary -,
the ensuing election.
ave are nu:,orizrd.o an.,,,ucc WIIIJk,J
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$" J. II. Wilson, as agreed, for mo-
wing office, lobo
F.p Robinson, sweeping G. H., Ho
Hr,,.l I. 1, 'ys2V
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GO 1d-A5Gy -EIK UDpcC!
W. STEWART would mos: respectfully
! Inform his friends aud the planters rrncr-
any, INA, II" s prepared L" pay frI a:d fair prices
InIIhIiI If l. IL.
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iNlTE, Ns!IsS, IIMN.;Irn D.,n.; IICI,

= .'''"tI N!I.', fI!IWHft, UI'iN. N!Nt't;!''i,
''"r!fy. Watches, ana oi!."r fancy ::7c!.s--.i!
u! wheel! !!c will sell al low pric. for cash.
---AisI;-----
M extensive Stock nr GIncrrrs :n! other nr,i-
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-21
Q Love and sorrow spoke in avery

Glove and sorrow spoke in every
tone. My spirit thanked her and
never had felt such ardent love for
her as then. But the idea Of living
burial was still pre-eminent. If she
took that last look and left me, all was
over. Ny anguish was beyond all
description. It seemed to rouse my
spirit to some great, tremendous ef-
fort. I tried to groan, to speak, to
cry, to move, even to breathe. Sud-
denly, in that great agony, a single
drop of perspiration broke out on my
forehead. 1t feltlike molten iron pour
ing through the skin. But the deadly
spell was broken. My arms struggled
within their covering; I partly raised
my head, and opened my eyes wide.
"A loud, long shrek rang through
the room, and my wife cast herself
upon the coffin, between me and the
hateful covering the man held up in
his hand.
"Ineed not tell you all that follow
ed; for here I am, alive and in per-
feet health. But have never recov-
cred my original color, and have ever
remained as sallow as you see me
now. The event, however, has been
a warning to me. In many cases pre-
viously, I had calmly seen people hur-
ried very early to the grave; but
ever since, wherever I had influence,
I have prevented the dead from being
hurried before some signs of corrup-
ton presented themselves; for I am
perfectly convinced that those signs
are the only real tests of death"
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Wishing to purchase EVens' Percussion Seal
Press. that have revoked the agency Of Q. F.
Han who has for some time advertised himself as
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anv way trade in EVens' Pecus sion Seal Press, and
NJ ,tobt. who undertake to deal with him In rea.
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