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The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-24
Fine Havana Cigars Just Received
It. GJERHN & Co.

French Store Broad street. doors above the Post ocs
DEING DESTROYS to close their Branch in this city Of
ID fer their beautiful stock of DRY GOODS at an en-
sacrifice
Merchants and Traders will have good opportunity
buy their Goods lower than the San Francisco prlss
sy-stors fixtures for sale 3F- Store to Let.
P S-Persous having any bills standing with Us VIII
con- or favor Ipon Us by calling and settling them as
soon as possible well those having any CLAIM
against the firm will obge present them for sstt'-
Tnent.
Nevada, July 10Th, ls57.-lm
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AMERICAN MEETING.-An American

AMERICAN MEETING.-An American
meeting for the election of delegates to
the State Convention will come off at 2
o'clock tomorrow as per notice.
1t is unnecessary to invite the atten-
ton of all members of the party and
sympathizers with it, to the importance
of primary meetings of this kind. In
the machinery of party at present in
use, primary meetings are of first con-
sideration.
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How the eovernment is Fleeced.

How the Government is Fleeced.
We complain all complain except
the steamship companies = of the rates
of fare between San Francisco and New
York. In truth the rates are far too
high and bear heavily upon individual
purses, but passengers are not so badly
heeced on these routes as the general
government.
Passengers must have room, food,
water, &c. They cannot be slowed
away like mail bag in some nook and
corner uncared for during long voy-
age, yet the mail bag pays vastly high
er for its poor accommodations than the
passenger for his. Is this not strange
in country where patriots are as thick
at certain seasons of the year as bees
around a molasses cask These same
patriots will quote to you the history of
the sale of the Roman Empire to Did,
us Julianus, and condemn the Praetori-
an Guards for the act, but do they not
sell their country in every trade they
make -? What sort of bargain is that
with the Steamship Companies to carry
the mail to and from California ? The
enormous sum of s7cO,795.56 is the
amount annually required for this SER
vice, distributed as follows:
Pacific Mail Steamship Co., S34S,2tO00
Atlantic side. 290.000.00
Panama R. R. per h., 49, 152, 545.56
The whole number of pounds of mail
matter which is carried on these routes
during year is estimated at 693,3S7
pounds, computing letters at fifty per
pound and papers at one and a half
ounce each. The price per pound of
mail matter which the government is
forced to pay is about one dollar and
fourteen cents. The same mail could be
sent from New York to San Francisco
for thirty cents a pound by Express on
the same boats on which it is now car
ried.
There is no reason why the govern
ment cannot drive as good bargain
as an Express Company. Still the lat
ter would get the United States mail to
and from California for S20S,016.1O, Oh
at saving of $685., 77S.46. This is the
way uncle Samuel suffers from the pat
riots in power. In some cases more is
paid by the agents of the government
than is demanded. The charge for
transporting freight over the Isthmus
was fifteen cents pound by Railroad,
including unloading from one vessel
and delivery on another. The Post
Master General, increased the price on
his own responsibility to eighteen cents
Subsequently, the closing of the Mica
ragua route, offered pretense for rails
ing the price to twenty-five cents, which
is now paid.
The Collins line receives S858, 900
per annum for twenty-six trips, or $685.
900 passage to and from England
The government gets but one-ffth OF
this sum back in postage, which leaves
a large deficiency.
These large mail contracts given
ocean steamers relieve the plethoric
treasury of the nation, and supply our
Senators with the wherewith to live III
State at Washington, and secure re-
election.
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SIDE WALKs-Tbe town is improv-
ing greatly in the line of sidewalks. New
walks are being laid on Main above the
J0mmal office on both sides of the street.
Broad street, especially the lower part
is improving in this regard also.
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State of California, County of Nevada, IS.

JNPROBATE COURT. In the matter of the Estate OF
i JOHN HUGHES, deceased.
a.. - xr- IN - 10 ~ ias+ will and fest mt
" - y - dc.ssd bas come into the possei son
% u ~, D. -. r 49,. IS ~ emit, ~ Nevada and jtate
VI u tnc - -. = , f3- etters Testimt uta-
OF NaIofl' anu 80; t,d and tia. said Pro bate
Court has appointed on d J, the Ihtu u.f % -,
august A. " To-, a. ~ Iii and the hearing of said
petition -.
-. RIFFS SHOEMAKER, Cletk.
Aee'' Rv WIN SMITH Deputy Clerk.
-, . nan Attorney for Petitioners jy242w
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For Sale nj "A Bargain !!

rJNE fine Cottage built Dwelling House on Pine street
/ above the Court House, next door above the sash
and Blind factory is offered for sale at a Bargain.
The house has five well finished with closets
piazza in front &c. large yard with splendid well
Of wafer outhouses and other convencnses complete the
premises Terms made easy. Enquire at the Nevada
Journal Office of E. q. W AlIE.
Nevada July 2ith. loJ7-tf
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MORE OF THEM-Our establishment
was gloriously refreshed with whole
basket of the finest peaches, from the
new fruit depot of S. G. Foster, agent of
White & HOLSTER. In returning thanks
for this luscious gift we can truly say
we are too full for utterance.
Look at the advertisement in another
column, and call next door above Crit
tenden's brick, Main street
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RACEs.-By reference to our advertis-
inc columns it will be seen that several
important match races come off at the
Union Course tomorrow. Considerable
interest in the sporting circles has re-
Gently been excited, and large crowd
is expected there tomorrow.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-24

GREAT THIEF.-John Doe was tried
for stealing 1915, at Oroville, the other
day. John Doe is an old offender
His accomplish is Richard Roe. The
Orovilhans didn't get him.
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Notice.

vT,rIF, firm of BRENTANO & FURTH, of North Sar
1 Imam * this dav dissolved by mutual cousotnt.-
m OK & FIRTH win settle all of the lat
arm and will continue the business under the name
the latter firm
HENRY BRENTANb.
D. FURTH
A. BLOCK.
North san Juzn, July II. 1885,.
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"HowADJl" Curtis (''A[rs. Potiphar')
is now one of the prcprietors of Putnam's
Magazine"
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CIRcUs.-Lee & Bennett Of the Great
North American Circus, give one OF
their splendid and popular entertain
ments tomorrow evening. The style,
quality and extent of these perform
ances cannot be excelIed in the line by
any company in the State. There are
five female performers in this Circus.
The ground for exhibition will be in the
rear of Harrington K Pattersons on
Pine street.
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"DEcLINED." Wonder if the aspira-
tons of a certain individual hadn't some
thing to do with the rejection of com
munication from Rough and Ready
signed MANY Democrats" announcing
a gentleman of that place as candid
ate for the Senate. The Democrat re-
fuses to obey the request of MANY
Democrats on the plea that money
must be PUNCHED first, and responsible
names given. The Democrat has pei
force arrived at one truth, viz: NAM
Democrats are not responsible.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-24

SACRAMENTO AGE.-This paper has
abandoned its neutrality and hoisted
American colors. 1t is bound to dc
good service IN Sacramento where it has
large circulation. Hereafter it be.
comes a morning paper.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-24

PEAcHEs.-Mr. G. II. Beach, of Ma
rysville, will please accept our thanks
for box of the most delicious peaches
fresh from his "New England Orchard. u
For size, appearance and flavor they
rather take down anything of the kind
we have seen. These varieties OF
Peach we should cultivate in the noun
tains, the best kinds being just as cheap
to cultivate as the poorer.
We understand that the New Eng
land Orchfrd will turn out some three
hundred trees this fall. H. A. Haw
kins is the agent for this place ant
Grass Valley.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-24

BURGLARY.-The house Of Mr.. An
derson on the head of Main street, We
are informed, was broken open during
his absence on Wednesday last. We
have not learned what extent of robbery
was committed, if any.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-24
National Exchange Bathing Saloon |!
AND
BARBER SHOP.

Broad street, opposite NATIONAL 6ACHdHSo'
BA T II S F l f T Y e n I
VNE undersigned would respectfully announce TO the
citizens Nevada and vicinity, that he has fitted up
Rathinr Saloon on Broad street. directly opposite the
National Exchange The rooms are conveniently
ranged furnished with every thing necessary tn the
con,fort of customers ~ Private Rooms for allies.
iy2i.tf H w. CADY, Proprietor.
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DEPARTURE.-All that is mertal

DEPARTURE.-All that is mertal of
John Bigler is about to depart from
these shores perhaps never more to re-
turn. The Red Rover leaves San Fran
cisco on the 25th, freighted with His
Excellency, and bound for Chill. Big
Ter is Minister to strip of country ~
ing on the west side of the Andes about
as large as a Il cut saw.
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Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic.

Invaluable a remedy against Bad Water, syel In
digestion Dyspepsia. Debility, &c They also certify
that they found my Schnapps be free from Amy
Alcohol iusiI Oil exceedingly hurtfUl ingreGien
found in all common Gin, which DR. Mott describes a
frtd acrid and Asthmatical and producing rcpa able
effects upon the nerves and stomach The certcEt
also prove 'iDapps perfectly clear Of the d
or heavier Essential oil Juniper, also danger. s
component produced by the dstiiation practced
to increase the quantity in making ordinary Gin.
These statements arc made with viz inv tie
parison in California between the genuine Wolfcs
Scuapus and the various brands Of bogus limitations
mixed doctercd mp. svecened Gin in square, black
bottles Gnitation style Of bottes) under different
names and labels whether marked London, Germ any
Holland Scheidsn ~chnapps. &c. in infinite veriety-
conI, nj that the uia wi suit California just it
has long since in al tn older States in repudiat
ing all the bogus uuwhOsone limitations referred to,
and the complete triumph Of my pure scheidan
Schnarps.
desire briefly to notice facts which have lately
added largely the Of Wolfe Schnapps in the city
of New York and elsewhere. lst Pure French b andy
it is now almost impossible to obtain-nearly all the
brandy imported from France being American raw spir
its sent there made brandy aud shipped back again
2d. Many people abandoning the use of American
whisky brandy and GIN since it has been discovered
that STRTCHNINE. a deadly poison, is in use at the
west in disling thereby increasing the yield Of liquor
about onethird.
In conclusion win say all who desire wholesome,
agreeable tonic and stimulant give a fair trial to
w O i Z Z 5
SCHEIDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPP5.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer,
iv94 3rn-is - Beaver street, New York
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Dissolution.

TTNHE coparnership heretofore existing between C. X
l Garrison Charles Morgan. L. : Fretz, and W. C..
Ralson name and style of G arri<on Morgan
Frez and Rasion, San Francisco and Charles Morgan
6 Co., New York is this dav dissolved by mutual con-
sent. r. 5. Fretz and W. c Ralstnn a-c fully empow
cred to close up the business in this city
CK GARRISON
BY his Attorney in fact, VIM. r. harrison.
CHARLES MORGAN.
BY his Attorney in fact, ". G Ralston.
$ FRETZ.
W. c. RALSTOS.
S,p Frapc;sco Trlz- Och
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~ The quartz vein of Capt. Day and
others, is being rapidly prospected.-
About thirty tons are already thrown
out, which are being crushed. The re-
suit we hope to be able to give next
week.
The deeper the work men proceed Oh
the vein the better appearance the rock
presents.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-24

~ Stanly did not address the citi-
zens of Nevada on Wednesday night,
according to appointment. A bell was
dingled about town short time before
the hour arrived and large crowd as
sembled doubtless expecting to hear the
orator from the "Old North State" In
the midst of their expectancy a small
boy mounted a barrel and informed the
crowd that the speaker had not arrived
The bell sold the "peops" badly.
A Geographic despatch had been re
ceived from Stanly few days before
informing the Republicans that his 9th
er engagements rendered it impossible
for him to reach this place in time t.
fulfill his appointment, but that he would
favor them at another time not far dis
tant
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W. C.RsLsToS
FRETZ G. RALST0N
To the Citizens of CaIfor- ia !
~ G a Tie NE

AN INFORMED that various liqu rmixers Of New
York. Boston and San Francisco, exteusiN ely c
gagged putting up in square bottles under various
ties, cheap limitations OF my long established and
nOwned
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-24

BAD HlT.-We learn that legal pro-
ceedings have commenced against a He
brew trader on Broad street, for letting
rocket squizzle in horizontal direc-
ton on the 4th of July which came near
taking fellows eye out who happen
ed to be in the way of the missile.
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AMI will sell the BEST ARTICLES at as low prices as
any other house in the Mountains
~ PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS accurately
compounded at all hours of the day or night
T. f. SPENCE. Druggist,
Iulv ~ 81 Commercial
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y. G.. FOSTEK IL.
p Z "A Q FL Z s !
New Drugs and Medicines.

81 CONNIE cial street, evad a
(At Rudolphs Old Stand)
rT1HE undersigned having purchased the Drug Stbr,
lately owned by DR. Rudolph, begs leave to infcirn
friends and the public that he will devote all his time
and attention with sricuess to his business and keel
constantly hand all the various articles usually fo4nc
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Conartnershin Notice.

FT1HE UNDERSIGNED have this day entered into
| partnership and viii continue the Banking Business
in this city, under the AMI style Of Froz Rqlston
r. s FRETZ
&C.. RALSTON.
San Francisco. July 9th, 1877.
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American County convention.

The Americans of Nevada County will meet in their
respective precincts on SATURDAY, the sth ofAugust
at O'Clock, p NJ at the place each precinct where
the last general election held for the purpose of
eleeting delegates County Nominating Convention
be held at Nevada city on Monday the 10th day of
august 1851 The basis of representation as follows
One delegate for each precinct and additional
gate for each fifty votes and every fraction of twenty
the last election for the Fillmore efes-
toraI ticket. BY order Of the County Central Com
mittee. T. B. MCFARLAND, President
DEARL BARLEY, just received, and for sale by
L Z. ELL4RD Beans & Co., 50 Broad Street
100 Tins California Butter just received and for sale
IOO "a EKLARD BEANS 4 co. 50 Broad 3
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Facts in Relation toiRail Roads.


As considerable interest is evinced
concerning railroads, their grades, cur
Natures, cost, &c, we append few
facts in relation thereto.
Ordinary grades are from so to 40
feet per mile. The highest grade ever
used on an American road was on the
Virginia Central Rail Road, which was
52S feet per mile, or ten feet rise in a
hundred.
There is gradient on the same road
of 1928 feet per mile on curves of 300
feet radius.
The Baltimore and Ohio road has
grades of 116 feet per mile for II miles.
On the massachusetts, Western are
grades of SO for u mile.
Grades of 200 or $50 feet per mile
are assembled by trains with considera-
bic case.
Curves of 80 feet radius are practi-
cable.
The weight of Rail Road iron used
upon eastern roads is GO pounds per
yard, and its average durability ten
years. Rails are now rolled from IS
to % feet in length.
The average cost of rail roads in New
England is about $l3 600 per mile, ex-
elusive of cars, &c
The graduation and masonry of a
road is computed at about twenty per
cent, or one-1ifth of the whole, and iron
about the same. Iron bridges cost per
running foot $40, and wooden Sol
Engineering costs five per cent, and ten
per cent is computed for equiping the
road
On New England Roads, eighteen
per cent is allowed for land and land
damages.
Locomotives cost from $4,000 to S.
800, and weigh generally about 20 or
% tons, some times 80, Passenger cars
cost from s., 900 to $4,000 and weigh
from to tons.
The cost of building railroads de-
creascs from the Atlantic seaboard west.
The railroads of Illinois from their more
easy graduation, cheapness of timber
and land, cost far less than those of
New York and New England.
The cost of the trans portation of
freight on the New England roads is
about J cents per ton per mile.
Forty miles an hour is frequently
made by express trains, but the average
speed of passenger cars is from 20 to 25
miles per hour. Freight trains make
from - to Is miles.
A 30-ton engine can draw a load of
76 tons up grade of 400 feet per mile,
or $50 tons on level.
The above facts are mostly taken
from the report of Capt. George McClel-
land to the Secretary of War.
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PUBLIC ohm B. Weller,
Democratic candidate for Governor, and
Thomas H. Williams candidate for At
torney General on the same ticket, are
advertised to address the citizens of Ne
vada on the Sth of August.
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FAREWELL BuMPER.-Johnny Ma
guire, about to pull up stakes for Or
leans Flat, brought us up farewell
bumper on leaving. Them last drinks
mitigated in some degree the pangs of
parting Go, Johnny, deal whisky
and justly with the Orleanois.
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Cost ano fonno.

OST or STOLEN-A BOND made by the
IL ATLANTIC DOCK COMPANY, June l. lSSi " 8, ior
q COO with Coup ne attached All persons forbid
ia us the Any return % the undersignet viii
b. suitably rev Ardsd. NATHAN PECK, No IS LsToy-si
ok REWARD-Lost on Tuesday, 9th Jan.
- ~ vNy, in way ear PhladslPhiA train, one 80 \
SLEEVE BUTTOSS, they directed to }. w GfeSpe,
81 MAIDEN Lane The finder BY esyns them above, will re
ceise the above reward.
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EIRST-CLASS HOUSE and GROUNDS in
i NEWARK ~ For SALE, the new brick MANSION
front with brown rns lsd throughout
Ia the b. manner with AL the modern situated
the Hshs In the Of the city having Command
PsGsaic River Newark Bay and Hudson m
The Lot 1903 feet front by 900 feet DEEP with Pork Lawn
In coDisiDns nearly two well stocked viib sub
berry &c There brick Barn and other OutbAnnsS
The House well arranged 10 Accommodate gentesl hpiy
having rooms well lighted and ventilated and well adsped
person dorg business IN EewYork BY railroad onlI
mi1ut from Was This property will b. sold lo~ and
aecOnmodaiins term. applied i9g Inm'Sas For fsrhs
TROwBRIDGE, No. l8 FroDtst., New York, or HohEk
MORGAN New. York
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TTHE CHRISTIAN EXAMINER, No. CXCIX
For JANUARY. 1857
EDITED BY THE REV. GEORGE =. ELLIS

CONTENTS:
Article l. The Synod Of bort.
IL. Indian Tribes of New gland
Ill. Grot,'f History on Greece.
". The Results Of the Late War in the East
V. Celn, or Druidcal, Doctrine q Future Life.
VI. The Italian Pulpit
VII. DR. Sprssue's Annals Of the American Pulpit
" Will Notices Of Recent Publications
TX. Intelligence -
X Obituary OF the Hon. Samuel Hoar
This worn hich combines literature with theology, has al
high reputation for lea ming and
All The more Unsras Of the day having been at differ
ent tea numb, red among contributors Papers Api
SAYS which have been collected into dstac volnm
with the names DISTINGUISHED scholars aud dv and men
Of noble public spirit their suthors fret appeei IN these
PAGES Here BnokuinseE, Worcester Ware, ChAneins,
treoowood Norton Dewey and others first found their circle
OF readers st OF the writers in this series Of works for
the last half century IL s believed would brace the names
Of The MAJORITY those who have been distinguished lit
erary men scholars in NewEnsand and even wider
region during the interval Of time.
THF CHRISTIAN Examiner Is published on the first
DAYS of January March May July September and November
i'm numbers Of hundred and tysx each, 1t
q ner suuum CHARLES s. FRANCIS l. Co,
No 554 Broadway, New York
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fousss ano farms tUanteo.

FURNISHED H0USE.-Part or the whole Of q
j furnished House WANTED, in Scw-fork mot above
Sh Brooklyn. Jersey City Terms mooeEae Address,
stating locaor and terms HI DSOS, Tribune ohse
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for ls57-W1

II be published in stew days.
In usual Clen iar and Astronomical
Ejaculation. THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC will contain:
VERY FULL AND COMPLETE ELECTION RETURNS,
Sy states. Districts and C,unties for 1850 cEe-
fully compared with the returns OF former years
TIF IMPORTANT ACTS OF CONGRESS, condensed
TIE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE PRESENT CONGRESS,
and Of the nsrt q elected, classified politically
CONCISE STATEMENT OF THE DolNGS IN KAN
AN ACCOUNT Or THE REMARKABLE CONTEST
FOR SPEAKER OF the House. - -
AN ARTICLE ON THE STATE or EUROPE. -
AN ACCOUNT OF THE MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL
WALKER and his Fiibuser Companions In NicArsEua
CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE GOVERNORS OF THE
STATES Times Of Holding Elections, Meeting OF Lsi'ls
lures ke - .. ...-.
The PLATFORM OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY,
with condensed statement Of those Of the DEMOCRATIC and
AMERICAN Parties - - -
HE JEFFERsONIAN ORDINANCE OF 1874, docu.
uent not generally accessible and which had been adopt
would made kentucky Alabama Mss'Pp and I.nnes-
Three later the Ordinance OF lISI ap
plicable only North West Territory adopted
Single Copies 2s cent? per dozen 81 per 100 Postage
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6orses, Carriages, sc.

Tor SALE-50 SLEIGHS of all kinds One
and two-seAt Cutters, Pony and Box Business Sleigh.
A,o Robe. Bells Harness ke Alec, Light Carriages OF q
binds and number Of Horses Nos And 10 Neyinsst cor
Fulton-sv., Brooklyn.