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For Sale.

HOUSE and LOT on Mil street, Grass Valley. ad-
L joining Cady's Stables. The House is in the best
order. almost and viii be sold with without Bar
Fixtures Furniture &c For further particulars enquire
at the premises
Grass Valley. Nav l2-3n
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SCHNAPPS ! SCHNAPPS !!

d ARBIER has received by the clipper Osborn Howes
u his invoice of Schnapps Bottles, bearing his
He now informs his numerous friends and patrons that
from this date his uty-celebraed schnapps will be put
up in the very order as Wolfes with a wrapper
bearing his signature. aug7lmis
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-09-18

A tunnel is about to be commenced
through Mount Gents, in Sardinia, which
will not be less than 1900 metres in
length.
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County Surveyors Office.

County Surveyors Office.
COURT HOUSE, NEW ADA.
JOHN T. GANBIE &c. F. DEETKEN.
County Surveyor Deputy.
LII persons are hereby cautioned against employing
IA other Surveyors than such as may be deputized
from this office.
Extract from Laws of California;
CHAR. 20, SEC. ;. No survey or survey hereafter
made by any except the County Surveyor his
deputy shabe consderedlegal evidence in any Court
within this State. JOHN L. GAMBLE.
Nevada, June 26th, 1857.
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PROCLAIM ATOM
$4,000 Reward.

ar Dose of EPSON Salts and Castor Oil. / will paw
~ the latter reward for the apprehension convic
ton OF the person who have maciousy
down my advertising bills, headed LOOK FOR THE
COMET wherein the people informed that Ihaye the
largest stock and finest assortment of DRUGS and MED
IcINEs, Perfumery Toilet and Fancy Articles also
Paints, Oils and Camphene in Nevada County.
Come and them
Geo. o. KILBOURN'S
No. Is, Brick Store, Commercial ST.
May 90, 1857. Nevada
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" In the following, the dimensions
OF qhe GREAT EASTERN are compared
with other large steamships:
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Death Of a Traceling Naturali@.-
The Panama Star, of Aug. 10Th, says:
Our readers will remember that son. G
months ago Doctor Francis and Professor
Moore,of Iowa, passed through this place
on their way to Ecuador, where they
intended exploring the Cordilleras and
tributaries of the Amazon. We learn
with regret. that whilst descending the
river Napo, DR.. Francis was accidental
ly shot by Prof. Moore, whilst cleaning
his fowling piece. The shot took effect
on DR.. Francis right arm and breast,
and he fingered for some time, but a
few days before the sailing of the last
steamer, news arrived at Guayaquil of
his death. Prof. Moore intends de-
scending the Amazon and returning
home by the way of Brazil
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Garden seeds.

TAyE received Fresh Lot of Garden Seeds, grow;
OF 1856 warranted ood either by the paper lb
apl7 LARK, 80 " TIA street
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Dissolution,

Dissolution.
THE copartnership heretofore existing between c. X
L Garrison, Charles Morgan, R. ;. Fretz. and W c.
Raston under the and style of Garrison. Morgan
Fretz and Ralson Francisco, and Charles Morgan
* Co.. New York is this dav dissolved by mutual con
sent r. s. Fretz aud W. C. Ralston fully empow-
cred to close up the business in this CITY,
C. k GARRISON.
By his Attorney in fact, VIM. r. Garrison.
CHARLES MORGAN,
BY his Attorney in fact W G. Ralston.
$ FRETZ.
W. {. RALST0N.
San Francisco, July Gath, 1851.
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For Sal
For Sale.
VALUABLE TOWN LOTS.


A BOUT One Hundred Valuable Town Lots, near
N Lost Hill, for sale cheap, for cash
For further particulars, enquire of
n. 7. BROWN,
June 5. ls5I.-tf. Journal Office.
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Charles H. Balm,
Z. p. DAVIS,

Having survived the fire the subscriber has again es-
t,hshcd him self on SPRING STREET in the rear
of the United Hotel where he will prosecute his
business for the present iu the Gunsnith line
Rifles and Shot Guns kept constantly hand for sale
Pistols Powder Shot, LeaI, Balls, Caps, Wadding,
Flasks Powder Horns, &c. &c.
Guns and repaired and put in order at the short
est notice Having superior Lathe he can manufae-
ture any part of machinery which may be desired
New Rifles made to order o24-u
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~ The Beecher Family, almost

~ The Beecher Family, almost a
race, certainly sect, by themselves,
are thus enumerated:
Lyman Beecher, d. D., NOW So years
old,) is the father of eleven children, ten
of whom are living, and one is not
Taking them in the order of their ages,
the family consists of the following per-
sons: Miss c. E. Beecher, of Hartford,
CT; Rev. VIM. H. Beecher, Reading,
Mass; Rev. E. Beecher, Galesburg, H..
Mrs. Mary T. Perkins, of Hartford,
(now with Mrs. Stowe in Europe;) Rev.
Geo. Beecher, formerly of Chillicothe,
Ohio, died in 1874 Mrs. Harriet Beech
er Stowe, (now in Paris, France y Rev.
H. w. Beecher; Rev. Chas. Beecher,
of Andover; Mrs. Isabella III. Hooker,
of Hartford Rev. Thos. II. Beecher of
Elmira, n Y; and Rev. Jas. c. Beecher,
seamen's chaplain, at Canton, China.
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1t is said that this monster shin will
be able to stow 10000 tons of coal and
5000 tons of freight, and will at the
same time accommodate 10000 persons,
inc uding 1000 first class passengers.
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GOOD FRAME BUILDING, NEW

There isnow growing on it a CROP OF HAY, which
will yield the present season. MT less than Forty Tons,
and Three Acres of the finest BARLEY Il contains
amount the best Garden Ground to be found in the
State about which fenced and has been
cultivated for that purpose small lot of Timothy
Meadow IS well seeded and in fine condition. About
ONE HUNDRED PEACH TREES of one years growth
and all the necessary tools for farming
There is on the place a number of Large and never
failing Springs afording abundant supply of excel
lent water either for stock irrigation the year round
1t will be sold at the reasonable rate, either in
luding the present years crop or without it.
% For further particulars address, by letter, in
person, y. p. BROWN,
July 81. 1857 Nevada Journal Office
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Copartnership Notice.

Copartnership Notice.
Tr,UE UNDERSIGNED have this day entered into CO.
j partnership and viii continue the Banking Business
in city, under the name and style OF fretz Ralston
X 5. FRETZ.
w. C. RALSTON.
San Francisco, July cath, 1851.
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T.. GUEREN & Co.
Ranch for Sale.
G. EAT BAR G AMI!

I Ny PERSON wishing 10 purchase 4 GOOD RAN II
n The most faUOrabie terms. have the oppor
tunity. 1t is of the BEST STOCK HAY RANCH
ES in the mountains of California, and any
ing into that pleasant business offers inducements
not often to be met with 1t is situated Dry Creek
about mile and half northwest of the Zine House
the Sacramento road.
1t contains quarter sections of Land, ALL EN-
Closed WITH \ GOOD BRUSH FENCE, and two
orth lIar Tots irh ard aupe onda
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06
ne Interior OF Afric- by Doctor
Lsvtrgpto.e.

The continent Of which DR.. Livingstone has told
us so much that we did not know before, promises
hereafter TO ill wide space In the history Of civil.
zation. For many years past the inter 'ourse be
tween England and the West Coast ~ Africa has
been gradually becoming more frequent and impor-
tatt Our settle ments ara now more numerous. our
trade moe extensive, and our dealings conducted in
a closer rese mblanoe n the bsbtudes OF civilized
commerce than bad heretofore been the case. Long
ago we abandoned the criminal traftc IN human be-
product for which the unhealthy shores Of Guines
were considered worth visiting We have since
ganized rel ,tionships with tbe chiefs and tribes
dwelling along an extensive belt " COST, upon
sounder and more Christian princi ls-, AMI with 70
suits which, II not quite so lucrative 70 lew mo-
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The Virginia Dessoeraev Oppo-ed to Marcy's
New rroafy.

mona |
In another column the reader viii hni the reported
terms Of The treaty which has Just been negotiated In
London BY the AmeroAn Minister and the Brssh score
tsry for Foreign Affairs THIS new oonvenuou With Sag
land subject Of such vas importance 10 eli upco
American progress upon the expansion Of the SOUTH and
vpon the position Of the national democratic party that
any bss,y opinion would be unwse a. well = ubjaT,
which condemned or approved A. The senate must be
careful IN oohng 10 the Interior vievs-tbe hiddeo
tivcs which charay erise ell the diplomacy OF Eagand
The United states abandon The high around main
tared even BY MI rore's ID alton ,has Caba
and es0 n, A@e,s. form purely america ausse1'
that her capacity for growth and oxpans'on
W the ,rcpcs should be checked through
the interierepoe Of England. me NATIONAL democracy
cannot take up The rdi-ulous policy Of Gen. Taylor,
put forth In the Clayton Bu~ev oonventon sckno vedg
ING sv,n the right Of M, land 70 become party 70 The
question.
II toe ires,y negotiated BY M D~las, N London, en-.
can never be accepted BY the American people. ~
proposes 70 perpetuste the scm civilized rule OF the bar
ssrsns Who have ruled In Gen ts America for 90 long
ume 10 the Disgrace humanity, the whole pcos ole Of th
c.oinent viii desounce the measure. nhh designed
check the progress Of walker, and oouass bin within
nsirow oen q country, kind Of decayes cuua- "
ngland and America the people OF TIE south aad wes
WV use up In unanimous Opposition.
These es'anslins alliances mat departure IN Amesi
can policy vhch the immortal Washington cautioned us
against, and TO which Jefferson MAIDS m and nouro,
were twrnn opposed. nshe whole question, embracing
upon the basis Of oommercar reoi procity there wcui
have been some ground Tor assent But Ia evden
thst tnc pes. means OF progress on THE continent
through American means. England IL treacherous and
designing. ON % grave the one nov pend
pg before the Scr e too much light cannot pe thrown.
The debate should be open and free from all party nnr-
epce.
the House, which reflects puslIc opinion more clearly
spi decidedly than the sepst Cannot be heard ami yea
have to hcs Of the first n the popular branch
OF real Influence who approves the treaty Those
men rom the South and west especially, who ore.
ate and contro public ooni,n are loud and deter ned
In their opposition. che eyident indication Of M viii
ss"ru Walker, vbose critical position has aroused such
~ N patty, does not aid the treaty.
" the Bext news from Nicaragua sboud be favorable,
Americsp politics will receive Of hoee sudden pop
MAR impulses hich and then astonish politicians.
" The news bursts upon sour ears that the heroic
nte bsnd OF country men, last heard from
roupGed ~ their barbarian foes has cut rad through
the enemy and that the nvincibhty Of American valor
ssp suftsns American ruh In sca-ssss, ie ne pubic
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men b ware ksw hoy ooufross Ne enthussasm vhtsa
WI greet The sneouneenens iron 6aa Ansoaie 10 Nsxu
N Portland In Msne WstaeF sus>aass hussI
Nicaragua vii hold the relAssoo 70 our Dsssoos ~
friends inst he win hold N nh position suu saeops
arrives II he dol the sreas game for woson no
playing wnl be won. Prominent II Ws5hsegl 70,
VIII. are lookisa for ward viii be cautions woAsns
this subject the treaty, therefore, h s6eOGed by
Me- rosUap Affairs and will hold are IN the 6esato uosi
Walkers late b deotded.
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Our Lancaster Correspondence.

Oar Lancaster C0srespOadenoc.
LANCASTER. Jan 2, 1867.
Sha<s qt Vissa~s-Axs.bsogins aAe SGtiuss-Ny BAcAa
DsaiaS Out.
am just 81 d time Inclined 70 think hat the inen
ons OF NJ. Buchansn much easier got q, sway from
lancaster than here Waters como, stop u Ni,naes,
and whom asked BY mine hos 10 register their Names
they pstely doohne- not going 70 remain long, &c.
and thus avoid having their In the HaaALD but
impress the native denixeas with the idea that they
some "sranao men invited 70 whesthnd 70 be Cabinet
ministers other important missions under the
new reign Whtoh viii bo naugursed on tho 4h OF March
Yesterday Mr. Baohanan and Mr. Appleton took both
New Year and birthday dinner with that old veteran
Col. 3. O Hsmbapgh. will not say how Old the Colonel
yesterday 10 years. but DO think In experience q
almost ell hnds be 10 % least several hundred Older than
any Other man IN Lancaster o0unty am told the diA-
passed OF very pleasantly and TO the ssissoon Of
sl-paytousrly 70 he fadies some OF whom had
met Mr. BuchaDsn before and really think hin love OF
. man. Mr.. Appleton SHOULD judge from the way the
ladies speak Of him. has way Of making himself aareea.
bic 10 them that ID entirely satisfactory think l may
aafely predict that Mr. Buchanan should bring Kansas
IN q nee Sste-you know the ladies ali Ia favor Of
thst-that hr. Buohanan's administration will be I'm
peBasly popular With she ladies' ] Know II would be If
they could all pay him Wilt ~ the White Bouse
s"brthday dinner" with him NJ present
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u Unnecessary
trade or 70 compare u with our snlns trade,
with the ncrh Of Europe. The colonies bad absolutely
Thing but What from this country except sod.
water the PRODUCES OF The soil and uasias the NE
Of man. from The cradle the grave the spsskev
merstsd OF aytses, oil Of hich were imported
cm England Bot stin the cooust asays spoke of this
country home y These COLONIES dcpeudent spon
70, had hoste tariff hike Mat Of the United Sas~
and was sufncent comment alton OF any ayti,e ~
that vss-rcm Enslsnd. The coscn,es OF America IN.
cuded upv ards Of 600 oco square miles, and NE popo-
lstion most loyal when the news arrived Of The
fall o. Scbastopoi, thore iluminasioos balls,
and festivities throughout the whole Of North A~e-
rca. IVES this . people " whom ne we're oooily
10 give the cold shouloerf nd 90 wisely IN 80
do,psf Had We sent 10 the colonies 70 say q u
re- s.nsa soo' s o. .c ,s aso w ,s
men win rifles In their hands In Britain North America
than there soldiers st sebastop And these men,
@ 'H T.c.s o. that s' y. an out and Vua %
Avs Of the United States, and got the ,asssdors and
consus cent away In Disgrace. Served % right We
tpev how 70 ashl General Williams, the defender Of
Kas, was a native Of Nova Scotia The climate, the
miperal wealth, and the rapidly extending means OF
commubcGtcp In The colonies sucossively passed
In review and the speaker then said that having shown
bow interesting The country vss, how badly had been
governed In every possible way, boz loyal, hos souno
were, tia, 81 present free from iermest and point
cal strife and, indeed In dead col m which Was dan
serous state for any country 70 be IN be came 70 AL the
question what 70 become Of mis- question must
be mixed and mus answered. We're the oooni-s " be
smalramated with the United ststes7 ("Nc, MOI and
'.Never.'D He did not think ,be United States wanted
them and he vas happy 70 ,sy that sncy did no<
the United states; but sill, this alternative "on
cards" There sss o road called annexation, and
must Dc aep. In ,y ir 20 70 NE unlsd ssss.
constituting me sssie Of tssf and 60 HAYES sort Of
Ocnsr,ss presided over BY vicrroy9 There am
ss css ne 30
and psrcsl Of EsgiAndf (Appause) THIS was hs favor
We plan. Bus NE oolonss would not consent 70 socn
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superior Court.

belore JuoRe coNlee, Referee.
jan Sweden ps. kaliovd This case, o. motion OF
attorney for pla,nun n trial before Judge Covies
The plaln'f, will be remembered suffered severe and
probably ncursoe, injuries, By falling eighteen months
ago through The vault hole OF Mr.. Henry Msillasd, No
c2 Broadway, the said hole having been zen insecure for
long period And the present plsinn being the second
party Who received severe Injuries By OF the
neglect The injuries received and tnew severity render
the ree Publication OF Their nature improper hence the
ansfev Of the case from Jury In open court 70 judge
Cowies The next hearing viii be on the sth inst
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Nstsshb, tssk, 10. n building fou steSu
SYeSges for Lakes OhsnpIsin, Erie. &c...
PosAs and canab. ...... -. .............
Read rrem ~abss ha 10 MENDOZA. ..........
Road nem Roins Douglass 70 falls OF 81 Louie
Rcal on Point DousI~s 10 Fort Gaines i. /.
Bose from Swan rfvsr TO wtnRebsso Agency
Road IRON Great salt lake Ohy 10 eseteru
boundary Of Oanornia, Ia direction Of
RsaS from Pori Riley to Bf,ds,s Psss, ROCKY
hountstns. NORTHUMBERLAND.
hfdRes, 10, between Bort Lsaven worth and
the Republican FORK Of Kan sss river. 49,.
Military sta'i0rs % abe rsate 70 D exOn. y.
Road from the Dalles Of the Columbia 70 90
IuDh,a Oily earrscks. Wasbioaton territ'y
Road rom Columbia cxy barracks 10 YoTt
s'eIlocoom, on Puses's Sound ............
Road from Astoria 70 salem, Osgou. ......
Road from pofn, on the Ms ouri river, op.
p0ete Council Bluffs, Ne0rsssa..... -.
Road, military, from Mendoza 70 Big Houz
Road nom Fort Ripley, by 0owsW Wing river
1 70 main road leading 10 Red river, IN MIN
Road Cumberland, esss Of Ohio Act Sd q
h@cn, iHcosss.. .'..........
Road, military, from ensaonss, via Ia n
bspeee. 70 81 Auguntine. -. ............
Colorado IiveT, Texas improve meEt Of tho.
Kennels OK river. impr0, Of
Breah v a'er at Owishead bar ber, Mpine. -.
Repairs Of harbor works on the Atlantic ooss,
AlbemsIle sound, &C., tho Atlantic ocean,
opening oompunicaa0n ..............
Rsbef OF 6eo, 20 W. MoOorr0u. .........
Re,ief0 OF WIN g Preston-Act I'd March, 1856
r. lief Of John & Bonts-Aot I'd MAJ Oh, 1860
Rels of Joel II. Dyer-Acs I'D March, 1864.
Relief a James Hughes--Aot 81 March, 1885
RI lief or jacob Dcde0D-Act 18Th April, 1864
Relief OF suiie veJs by steamer San WrsnoBoo-
Act 18th Mart h and 9th August, lSbt.
Re'sef OF Brig. General WOol-Acs 22d Dec.,
1854.
Relief 81 John 8. Jones and VIM. L Russell
Act 29th July, 1864.
Total, ................$
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Oux washIngtsn COrressDondssee.
WAsalssroS, JAa &, 1887
S,sSal HssmSsss-Nssapwal BaRs-nAs Mpssss q No
Army, ID
Ouutde of No routtno Of botel hops'' aud private
pasties which win OIlow N rapid suoessxon Washing
Ton from this III tho CLOSE Of the psessn. session Of o,a
gyen sveral pablio entertainments on grand scale OF
significance In contemplate by national legs
hsevs and public fuuot,snaxiee The hrst in order will
take phoe The s,h hs at Carusis Saloon, beaded
ne ksding members Of Congress Of all partes in
celebrating tho anniversary % Jacksons greas vcsory
N party distinctions seem 10 DO lost.
shb odor x nationality which n now peoaaas 10 these
universary celebrations II the seal or government
ssively Of modern dase'ho nnt instance soe
hind IN which members Of Congress generally psrucSpS
I'D g managers occurring tn the winter on 1855 among
ne subsorYbers on Thai oocssioo, were many names
when have s,pce become ,dentlned with American bis
snvy-smopg theu the names Of James X. Polk, James
RshanaD, Henry Clay, Daniel webster, R'ohard
H. yohnfon, wm. X. King, Levin f. Linn, Sen
essl xscomb, Caleb Gushing, VIM. Cost johnson, and
r..nv Others Of less celebrity. Tho following
sSDtemen oOnatx1ed tho managers OF tho Ayss OF ina
800 Of ensertsio nenis which since become
tbe 4" insshu,fors" 81 Washington, viz -
". " sou'hgaae --......'..'''.' Ksatuosy'
Jones'. s''..'.'s @oon1ln fefrofy'
J. sofoe................ nenoessoe
J. l. yllhps bslt Rhode Island.
y ] ueltosn .....................Dei Delaware.
j dmpbelI Observation-Disclosures th Carolina.
Wu Bslsteao ..................Ne New Jersey.
npbs Curtm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS New York.
moe n mcKenan .......... Peunsy wanna
q Cupb hing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hohosetts.
eIbce Congressional balls or parties nave become
every Gay occurrence, Of )eot during sne WINTER sea
and sccar0ns Of our HstiOos anniversaries Tue
70 DO CIV, the 8h ~ Caruss VIII % thowed up
y an ,ber on the 22d OF Eebrus y and again An0hev
We b Of March, n honor Of Mr.. Suchaoanh insogurs
ton. Each Of these parties will oe gotten up oo
Rrasd scsle will be attended oy the political srsto
aCy Of the hole country, headed oy the chief masis
1ase and his caboes officers.
mo secretary OF War communicated 70 Congress do
tsted sta'ement Of tho money dsbu" Cd through his
0se ring last fiscal mounting, - stated In
ny sespstch 70 twensy millions Of dollars ma
time was wpep the War Department had little OF no
Hsuspsge outside of the army proper Of the Usited
BATES but OF late great has been one ooondeooe OF
pg ability and integrity Of the head Of that
ebce nat his patronage has beea second 70 nooe-ds-
barring - he does about one tod o. the ensfe Aoaua
sSSs Opraions for the government expenses matter
- peculiar mt rest, have made the folio wing wan
ssrips shew the particulars Of these heavy dsourse
nsas~; the wonder b. how any one man could direct
sAs control expenditure such An amount Of mooey
sppkd such variety OF Objects and scattered over
the whole territory Of the Unon The report gves the
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Before Hon Judge Bette.
Jsmes White, charged with grand larceny o. gold 90
the high seas, on psssse ron CaBorps 70 sev yort,
vas scquiued.