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The Nevada Democrat., 1857-11-11
NTISTRY

0wA nR A. CHAPMAN, Dentist calls particular
%H9YA attention to his Tooth AnOdyne, which,
when applied will stop the toothache in five mntes and
eectualy destroy the nerve, leaving ii in fit condition
be filed without esusAg pain, where it would otherwise
have to be extracted
All Dental operations performed in neat and substan
tiai manner and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
ORIGIN Kidd Knox Brick Building, Pine and
Broad streets Nevada where he intends to remain per
manently.
October l4th lS56-2-ti
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-11-11
NEVADA & WASHINGTON STAGE LINE

ON AND AFTER JANUARY l, 1856, the above Line win
~ follows;
Leaving the Office at the National Exchange Nevada at
O'Clock A. NJ passing by Mountain Spring House Morgan's
Cold Spring White Cloud, Gold Hill and Alpha arriving
at Washington by O'Clock in the afternoon.
1t is the nearest and best Route to Washington Omega
Scotchman's Creek Poor Mans Creek. and Eureka.
Returning Stages viii leave the South Yuba Hotel
Washington every morning at nine O'clock and arrive at
Nevada by O'Clock P. NJ, connecting with the Cali
ornia Stage Co.'S Coaches for Auburn Sacramento Mars
vile and Shasta.
0Aice-South Yuba Hotel, Washington.
A. S. 0IlN, Proprietor.
W. s McRoERTs Agent Nevada. [34-t
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G. e. WITHINGTON,
M. L. STANGROOM,
COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE.

lC0URT HOUSE, NEVADA.l
JoBS l. GAMBLE, .,. &c. F. DExrEEy
County Surveyor ! Deputy.
A IL persons hereby cautioned against employing
n other Surveyors than such may be dePdtzed from
this Office.
(Ertrad from Ldes Of Calyornid.)
CHAP co. SEC No survey or resurvey hereafter made
by any person except the County Surveyor his deputy
shall be considered legal evidence in any Court within this
State. JOHN L. GAMBLE
34-n County Surveyor.
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TRAVELLING.
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY.

TINE STAGES of this Company viii leave their Office, at
i the National Exchange, - Nevada, as follows:
FOR SACRAMENTO,
Leaves Nevada at O'Clock A. NJ, and arriving at Sac
mento in time for the O'Clock boats for San Francisco
Also, at O'Clock A. NJ. running via Auburn, as an Ac-
commodation Line to Sacramento.
FOR MARYsyILLE
Leaves the above named Office every morning at seven
O'clock A. NJ, passing through Grass Valley, Rough
Ready Empire Ranch, and Long Bar and arriving In Ma
rysville at O'Clock p NJ.
FoR FoREST CITY, DowNIEyILLE, PATTERSON, woISEY's,
MooRE's, AND ORLEANS FLATS.
Leaves every morning at IL O'Clock A. N.
JAMES HAwoRTH,
Pres't c. S. Co.
W. S McRoBERrs Agent Nevada. lu
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r E OV L!

A LsTON, NEWMAN co. have removed so No. 45
n Broad street, next door to McRoberts & Funston.
+. S.-They receiving at their new location q
large and elegant assortment Of Clothing Of all grades,
GIVE Us CALL.
ASTON, NEWMAN d CO.
Hs-1as oetobSY ffth left.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-26
5elclte0.
THE MYSTERIOUS BOX.
by CLARA AUGUSTA.

Horace Flintwood sat alone in hi.
scantily furnished apartment. Outside
the meagre windows the rough storm
beat clamorously for admittance, and
the wind, whistling aud moaning down
the great black-throated chimney, made
bright, waving phantoms of the red
aamns which leaped over the few bits of
wood upon the haudirons.
There was but little ire--yet that
little lighted up the handsome face OF
young Flintwood with pale, ghostly
CLEAN. And in that face, by the light,
you could read the fearful tale of utter
poverty, and near starvation! There
was hunger in the wild expression Of the
hollow eyes, and upon the broad, white
forehead, where the transparent skin
failed to conceal the delicate vein trace
ry wrought there.
Two years before, Horace Flintwood
bad left his pleasant home in country
section Of Massachusetts, and his aged
parents, to seek his fortune In the great
city of the West, @; where we
find him at the commencement of our
story. ..
The old homestead, the blessed old
place where his childhood had passed,
was mortgaged, and it was to obtain
money to save the home of his parents
from stranger hands, that young Flint
wood had bid farewell to those he loved
and joined the great stream Of western
emigration His trade-that Of brick
!ayer--at first procured him ready mon
ey iu hattering quantities but as pco-
pie we're unsatisfied with settling so far
east as c., the young mechanic
soon found himself deprived OF employ
mcut
lie would have followed the current
on even To the shores of the Pacific,
lut az attack OF fever brought him to
tia bed aud be, at length, arose to find
h'useii deprived of every dollar which
nc'couId once call bis own. On the
very yer e of starvation ! He thought
81 begging his way back to bis parents,
tu, hls pride levolted They were poor
aud looked to him for the restoration Of
their dissipated fortune Sould they
see him come back to them penniess
aud starvingi No not even if be died
IN that great city alone, aud for the want
Of bread I! He could not 90 back to
them only to increase their cares, and
be but an additional burden upon their
scanty means.
Horace Flntwood was thinking Of all
this Whale sitting there by the waning
fire that chill November night, aud as
he thought, despair crept into his heart.
Out on the mufflcd air doomed, shrilI
and clear the bell upon neigbboring
tower pealing eleven. .... ....
As the last echoing ring ceased, there
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-26
VOLUME VIl-NUMBER 16.
1)oetrp.
10 my Mother.

Dear mother shall miss thee
As iaI away | roam,
From childhood's scenes and pleasures
To seek distant home. .
No care like thine my mother, .,..
Can sooth my weary heart,
And can it be my mother
That We 30 soon must part?
Thy gentle voice no longer
Shall greet my sttning ear,
To DIVE away my sorrow,
And calm my every fear.
The anguish of my heat, mother,
III not attempt to tell -
But let uS look I, him, mother,
Who doeth all things well.
We know that If we trust in him
He'll surely be our guide,
Through all the changing scenes of life,
Though SORROW us betide. .
And now last farewell, mother,
The endearing tie is riven,
And if We meet no more on errth,
Oh, may We meet in heaven.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-26

TEL ISL 90 year Invariably in ad-
vance
ADNEkIiS EMEATS-$l. CO square for
thee Dslli,ns fii,eci IN ,S constitute a
squaie. Une column Zone l,urj $40 o. hall
e column, SIS; quarter oI c, nni,, &c,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-03

6een psying tWp ead tLree per tos monty ss-
stng in 6osnUg debt The absuvdny a putting down
Aacd n item M .ey TO swell the Of s.seu Ia sp
parent 20 any p6sss,ng the east knovsdge rail-
road matts,s rho ssseu OF the Michigan soa.aern Pail
ROAD Company, whicr are put down tho Msy
report II 1850. .rS7 10, not avsiiaSie a,
asy price, aod never will rescru tsnth
part Of the original ccst 10 Inc company The stock and
debt OF the read snocat 20 us s oo0 sad In lss THAI
months the sgxreg &c will exceed nineteen million or
ssHsrs sss pus of ust Prove 10 the nsnds OF the
pebble totally unproductt In the hands Of els present
Management the weekly sAt monthly rs.a-1 Of earnings
oannrt oc sprnded upon you'd ree'n rnni rac com
psny credit bad reached Seu los enough ~ no longer
make secssssry a; ukoross
nAve h,g marked tho Of this ,ucern, but sp
psars not Up 10 the last r,ou,ea! nrus expect all
Of Hnaucerss oil sorts Of subsers,S svssi 'ns ssd
misrepresentation, snd those w0o yeLs-e sosmssvs
from oil anxiety aud doubt regsri,x tos ,ure OF thS
concern by Withdrawing eli interest," IN be i,repu.abs
management viii net have to Nv, cng 10 acnsrssniA,s
themselves FOR doiuy. We recently heard the
sad particulars of . where LADY,, widow. whose
husbeud deceased tw months since, le' hor Au-go
amount Of Michigan s,uaern Railroad ssock ss srinvost
mens, and upon which shc depended tor !ncou.o f5r
her support Al thai time wss selling Vt as ~ pev
cent Tho executors Of tho estate svssa BY
sincere friends OF the family TO sell al any pfNs
would bring And they concvded TO DO So bu, unfo~:r
nsely ohsr COUNSEL uiu nateiy prevailed and the ses
pc. OF from time TO i.ne and has yes made
The executors anxously waiting for advances that
viii lessen the sacrifice, Blu, fcsrrul mover viii
be realized Thousands end thousands OF shares
a-e waiting for market In the way, Many who
have looked upon this took Investment for parma
neni income will soon 1nd themselves without tae
Of living, Unless they act promptly, gascr much
f,rl.y On!
sight There yet time 10 fow Of TAO fragments
Executor. estates are entrusted wh tia Widows
mite and the orphans all, should every ancs makes
clean sweep OF al rar cad stocs and plaza proceeds
something substantial, H. for the moment less
productive. s not safe such hands
of sei Of railroad fnAnciers, who would The
della, from the oompany's treasury 10 faen themselves
upoo and the ooly way to svod the 10 avoid thai
class Of securities altogs,her
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whIcc tae later rsccivsa --vere css ci o. the
head, face and neck With saAs IN sed 70 have been
10 the bands q the former E,hc,mp was arrested BY
officer whitsman, OF the Twelfth ward police and on
bong brought before Justice Esovnei It tho Fourth
District police court, he m5lted for essurinsion
shaWS Injuries were found 10 bs severe taSk
deemed advisable to have him conveyed 10 Bellevue
Hospital, where he new lies In great suffering.
AyixnfTsD KossARy Oh HHIrsoasD -Ca Saturday night
an atemp. made to pie nder the bsra Cola lying 1t
Quarantine, by some river thieves scfespg that locality
FereDt robber.es have or late been rpersed q, Ga
rsnns and so daring have the thleve beccne that
rnon the Health Officer declares he VIII have 20 be
assisted by nunbsr Of s5ecs policemen before nur-
sn1ce csn DO aossed These thieves appears veil
organized ana pursue their avOCs.iou In
ner, bsssg regularly equp,sd with boats aug bags
axis, &c With which to up business ia brown style
ARRESTS FOR SELLING IQroR sUsDay Fogrt sen liquor
crr named Lake Paudergast Alaer Grace Charles
Held, Patrick hniisch, W. ropn, Henry Raian Geo-se
Ri7er, Vim Partenheimer, Frederick Deidsrica Patrick
Reynolds, Charles Brscobon Thos Newton Aaron Brown
ing and Joeph Payton were brought before Justice Con
nelly, at he Lower Police Couh on Saturday on charge
Of having sold que on Sunday contrary the ordinance
Low sought TO be enforced by the District Attorney Tho
a. cnffd demanded bearing In each Justice Con
molly decided to pressed with the Of Luke Pender
gsst A'et and Dgly examination mad In his
cs'e on saturday afternoon In consequences Of heavy
OF bvsiness magistrate vas to az ourn
the matter until Tbur.dhy next
CAPTURE oy ALLEGED BURGLAR -Mmon Hastar was ar
rested by officers Sninsien and NILS CT the Third Dist c
Police Ccat charge OF having barea-sn.y catered
the pre- misses Of Jchn Lila, No 68 rfoli street and
stealing hsrefrcn SAC Ia gold CON- Connied Tor oxan
nation by Justice herman
Held 10 ASsYER.-W. c. Smith, the Buffalo merchant
arrested 90 chsrge Of iae pretences days ago was
on Saturday held 10 bali the OF 80 oo0 20 answer
the charge preferred against him The accused gave the
fearired bai whefenon he WAS liberated from cus.vdy
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COroner's lnQuests.

SrIcIDE BIZ TAKING LArDAsUa coroner Perry held an
Inquest at the City Ho, pia Saturday upon the boy
ola WOE an named Banahe Hillary WHO anl.,ed sui
eide b. tai ing tose Of laudanum. Deceased beau
t,ful woman, about Is years OF age and formerly
resden. OF Boston She bad been leading life OF pros
ttue while this city, and becoming dgused with such
modo Of living she determined {, commit snicide Ac
cordinsy che purchased cents worth OF sudspu and
partook Of the Soon amer taking the poison che
met CANT OF hers In the street, 10 whom she
the fact Of her having swallow the suda
for the purpose OF self destruction The police being
ma ie acquainted with the intention Of decesed had her
conveyed to the City prison. wheIe medical aid was
promptly rendered her by :Dr. Cov She continued IN
Tombs she breafhed her last DR.. Weltie made post
mertem examination Of the body. when presence Of
isudanum in ,ne stomach wa, clearly apparent verdc
Death by suicifev Deceased nstive Of Ireland
but had been resilient OF this country sncc she
three months old
THs FIRs ENGINE ACCIDENT Coroner Perry held an In
quet Sat 1rday the Sixth ward station house, upon
the body OF the unknown who was run and
killed By engine No. g. while the company in question
was running to the fre in the Seventh district on
1hursday night The endeavors OF the Coroner and
police to procure the deceaseds name were unavall.
Ing The Jury rendered verdict OF accidental death De-
ceased FIVE feet six inches la height hal Q light
linen coat light vest drab psnteoo3s, cotton shirt aud
bish boots Deceased about Hfty years OF age aud
APP arenily q native of irsiaai.
FArAI RssUII OF QuARREI Coroner Perry held an
inquest a. the New York Hospital upon the body OF
named William White, who died from compound fracture
the rchconer Isaac Hncksy The deceased Informed the
officers OF the hofpal that the person who inflicted the
injury no& 10 blame, and that be did not desire 70
have him prosccutsd Verdict, death from pound
fracture of the skull" Deceased 81 years OF age
and was . native OF the United States.
FAru AcciDvyT.-An inluest also held upon the
effects Of injury to the ancsle Joint received the
18th June. Verdict " accidental death"
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q she " xit Or Csrfiorari In Hesastna to the
kOoLs OF che Police Commissioners.
PRIME COURr-SrECIAL TENN.
Before HJa Judge Davies.

SUPREME tUtNf--Sf IL iAII ThhM.
Before HJa Judge Davies.
ARG l-7hs Pe71e on he relation Of Richard Gambling
rs James Bomez W. Ny crd o,heys, Comn'tso'srs o,
Is neo Police An application Tor wri; or cerorar. 10
the proceed nss in the matter OF he dismissal
Richard Gambling from the police The affidavit OF the
pa!ntG ard the writ, (pablished IN inc HERALD Ss.
turcay se f3rth tie full particulars Of tue Complaint
Mr. venderpoel in opposing the mo'.oD, read several
etsvH tepg forth that the psi riff been guilty Of
towards the Conn Oners gnd that their
decision on his ccntumacy not subsct Of review or
any corr,
Mr. Sherwood FOR plaintiff, coniended the tnai al
Indications OF inferior courts, which not courts Of
cord, were subject tn review by ceroreri that plain
th had moi been legally removed, written charges
had been preferred again him, nnd opportunity
him for bis defeace and that the writ shaud be allowed
by the court
Denlf.u Acrred
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500 SAG .osI Sis as2 ,3i


Decrease compared with 1856 Sll 033 50.
As the advances business in the Anthracite cos
regions steadily increases The tonnage Of the past
is the largest OF the season. and 10 tons greater than
the tonnage Of corresponding week last Tho in
crease wholly by the Sohuykiu Navigation and the lie.
high Valley Railroad, the former wing gain for the
week of l3i tcns and the latter OF 94s tonstogeher
% 5sS TONS The Lehieh Navigation fen of $50 tons and
the Reading Railroad 1890 tons-.osehor, 1906 TONS
The loss the four principal lines the last years ton
mage, corresponding time, is 81 tons II Is probable
this difference the production Of the schuyk and Ie
high regions will be in few weeks, though
the Lehgh Canal and Reading road will not be
their last years business to corresponding time,
they The following 10 the s,atemen, Of the
mage for the week and Tor the seasoa:--
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.
MON EY MAR n r. y.

srSp,v, Aug SOP. ".
At the close yesterday the v'ock marte, exhibited .isns
Of weakness The parties operating for rise have been
favored by an easy money market and ne f,ctes Cor
bypoibecang stock, where Sufficient ma-gin given,
have been such that SPECTATORS have fairly gorged them
selves one Of there days, when thoy to dsg~ss,
II will be found difficult matter There s no out.
side market for any Of these speculative Stocks The
rreet FULL and with every advance In prices tue supply
increases People IN The country are more 10 condition
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This makes quite important aggregate, but I'M ortu-
uaiey for the stockholders tho actual value OF the whole
batch 10 very small. The hrsl Item ID calculated and In
tended TO deceive. The whole amosnt-sSs7 Sis In
stock OF the Detroit, Monroe and Toledo Railroad,
worth more than ten cents on the dollar.
Stocks of other companies, $3.50 go ~. This TEN
composed Of Detroit and Mlwaukie Railroad stock and
Dos Monies Improvement stock, the whole not worth
$4,000.
Bonds owned BY the company, $3.50 500 This Item IN.
cuics 100000 Of Tcre Hauts and Alton Railroad sccu
ties There Is curious fact connec.ed with this tenn
which may be interesting the stockholders The Mchi
gan Southern Railroad Company. one Of the "raroed IA
my" sent bill 10 the Terre Haua and Alton railroad
Company for $50 900 commissions Tor selling TO tho Nj
chIEsn southern Railroad Company $500 600 o. their
worthless securities and WHOM with FOR the
exorpsnt charge he remarked that the bill oush, be
paid 40 he sold them to "b,oshers company nj ten per
cen, above the market price Now, wha, the m srkct
price does no, appear but the charge for commits
sons the sale 10 brohers company was reduced to
$40 COO and paid.
Bills receivable 1915 03o Ths item includes sis5 0 duo
from OF the railroad family-tbe given By
old director for 100000 secured by the Dessones I'm
provemeni siock which also put down asset aai
other little notes not worth much than the paper
upon which they are written.
We come 10 the item Of st5o,Gl2 due from super.
lptcndent and agents livery railroad manager xuows
that this s not worth dolpr We have here represent
cd compsny which made new issue OF sock AMI sold
at so per cent when the market price - per cent,
to pay its February dividend having $50 si2 In the
hands Of superintendent aud agents In cash besides the
necessity for selling new ,sue Of stock compa at vey
low prices me company have Fcr more ihsas yea past
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CITT COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, August Ism
Assr-Sa,es OF 80 bbls nots were MADE at C. with
some fow bbls pearls at 7sxc.
BRyapTUys-Flour--The market was UNCHANGED in
prices. while there rome rnsess en,erai sed
FOR most descrptons Among the sales made were 900
bis Southern, for export 10 the Mediterranean, within
the curreu, range Of prices The sales aggregated about
. abr fha IN amin
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST s. 1857.

- sei 92a - ba anu every opportunity to realize Is
seize upon The recer' rice In railroad 81 cks has brou
thouean or shares Into the market Tie caAh sales Of
Michigan s'u'hern are msds up of nuss lots The nrr
unfawrabs I'm the money market will soasssr these
railroad stocks l'kc 30 much Graf Large quantities Of
Michigan southern New York CenirA Erie, Reading ard
osber hypohscstd call and f,sm that 10 thirty
days. A light money msskst woaid force thousands q
there shares the makes the Grst twenty recr hours
Any moment this change map sake place The fset tnss
the money markets. Of other cses are getting eas'er Is
pretty good evidence OF approaching sr;sysay In the
New York has drawn ovsry douss could demand ffor,
obe, points and 1t looks ~ ttvsgh ws ssd drawn
down last balances II So We r,ast depcsd entirely
upon present RESOURCES, which not isoy 70 be
sufactent tc meet the demand unless business apeos
About ore bali Of deposits balances due country
banks. When the crops begin to these distances
viii be actively drawn c,n and the basis Of sae py,sent
heavy bank expansions must disappear We have .ad
70. months easy moaey market our turn now oonss
for a contraction.
The explorations OF specie from this port Tag. week ~ers
IA tolloWR
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HARRIAGIs AND DRArHs
q srrisd

GunxRT-IuJE,Ts III brooklyn, on Thurpday morning.
July So BY Rev Elmendorf, Gsoaar n. Cnsxx7 "a
H1rN n IuyEnrs, daughter OF j. N Stobbins, Esq, Of
Stan ord, Conn ~
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Canedlnn was Ncsuy Rnd IN fhir demand, with OF
about 400 500 bbls al tho above prices Sout
pued In light stock aud moderate receipts, with good
demand, with taev, including the above 900 bb ior
export, or about 5000 200 bbls Rye -four steady
at the above prices with small sales At quotations Corn
meal steady, for both Jersey and Brandywine,
at quotations. Wheat--Ch unchanged, while
prime southern and very firm. The
sales embraced about ! 200 bushels Of prime
white Marya a 81 95, 2,1oo do fair Canadian old white
OF SIC and goo do. Mlwauke club ut 81 90. Chicago
spring quiet at 81 -. Corn.-rhc market Ices
buoy ant and act ve: the sales confined 10 about
1900 90 900 bushels Western mixed a, ssc a soc
cesiug at the nsde figure Some uusouud reported
At SO. Rye quiet and nominal At 81 10 g. Is for
Jeisey and Northern. Oats we're moderate at t0c &c.
for state and 65c 66, for Weern. Ire following
sboui the closing prices for grain 10 this market