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The Nevada journal., 1857-01-30
DIR. A. CHAPMAN,

FORMERLY of the Metropolis Stable would inform
i his friends and the public gene ally that he has
added extensively his already large and elegant estab
ishment OF Horses, Busgies Saddles Harness. &c &c.
ard is prepared to furnish as fine turnout can
be found in the State. ss
Well trained feet and easy Saddle Horses, well equip
ped for Ladies Gentlemen will be ready at all times
long experience in the business aud desire
retain the confidence of my friends leads be-
ieve l will be able 10 give general satisfaction.
Particular attention paid TO Horses on livery.
Carriages always in readiness with careful drivers for
the of Balls Parties SO. &c
The quality of my stock viii permit me to say that those
seeking pleasure engaged business would do well TO
give me a call j. 4. LANCASTER
Nevada Oct 17th ls56 as
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
TN the matter of the Estate of w. W.
L Wright, deceased.-Notice is hereby given to
all persons having claims against the estate of w w
Wright deceased that they hereby required to ex-
hbit and them with proper vouchers to the un
dersgned administrator of said estate his residence
in the village of Grass Valley, county Nevada State of
oaliforna within ten months from the day of the date
hereof or they will be forever barred
c. K. HOTALINts,
Administrator of said estate
Nevada, November 2lst 1855. nov2a6w
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AMERICAN EXCHANGE.

Avn II kICAN EACHA NGE.
ii. b. .HOSMER -. PROPRIETOR
a The undersigned would respectfully in
A\ form his friends and the old patrons Of the
AZ above named House. that he is prepared to
AAARezA accommodate them in q better style than anv
other House in the mountains, the junction of
Main, Washington and Commercial SITS.
The House is new, and the largest most commodious
and best furnished ever opened in Nevada No expense
has been spared to make the establishment the
Best and most Complete House in the City
Combining elegance with comfort il offers accommoda-
tons for the permanent transient boarders that
be surpassed in the State The central position this
House occupies renders il desirable stopping place
while all the stages of the California Stage Company
starting from and arriving at this establishment makes
it highly convenient for transient visitors.
The Restaurant
Is under my charge and experienced caterers en-
gagged from San Francisco, who well posted in their
business will guarantee that the
TT "a 8 Il II
Will be supplied with all the luxures and comforts be
had in the market and the attendants will pay strict
tention to the comfort of those who visit the House
Lodging Department..
The parors and bedrooms large and well ventilated
newly and handsomely furnished with irst-rate beds,
taken 10 keep the beds and clean ard comfortable
The Bar
at all times will be found well supplied with all kinds of
the best Wines, Liquors. Light Drinks Cigars .&c and
is under the proprietorship of GEORGE LEWIS, who
would be pleased to see his old friends all times
January g. le57-3m
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RAILROAD HOUSE
Commercial and Clan streets,

COnlngeTci0l dnd clay streets,
NEAR BATTERY SAN FRANCISCO.
rTNHE stranger win easily distinguish this Hotel bv OBJ
l. serving the Cupula and Town Clock, which visi-
Bile from all parts of the city AMI from the balcony of
which most beautiful view of City, Bay and surround
ing country always be had No other Hotel in the
city possesses the same 1vantages
This Hotel is first class spacious four story fire proc
Brick Building running through from street to street
and convenience. II is lighted with gas; with and
all modern improvements every story situated in the
most central part of city, and is the most ceany and
BEST KEPT HOTEL on the Pacific
GREAT REDucTIoN OF PRIc..s to keep pace with
the times enables the visitor live
nomicaly at the Railroad House than elsewhere prices
being suited to the means of all.
Board and lodging from 81 to 81 per day, according
meals and rooms selected
The visitor is entitled the free inspection of numer-
large and beautiful views along Panama Railroad
Chagres River and the Great Atlantic and Pacific Rail-
road
ty7BaSgage taken from the landing FREE. BIN
q A BRIGHT STREAK Of GRATITUDE-The follow
ing letter appeared months since in the San Francis
Citizen without the knowledge of Dr. Young We copy
it complimentary tribute of the sklful
physicians that ever made this state his residence As it
w2s entirely unsolicited and made public without the
knowledge of any one but the writer speaks volumes
Ii should be cut out and pinned for reference to any
who should unfortunately be similarly situated
''ro my afflicted Fellow Men"-Bciug about to leave
the state of california for my home in Mchgan wish be-
fore leaving to recommend to notice that bene
factor DR. j. C. Young. was the very brink of the
he stretched forth his hand and saved from
death For several years had been troubled with
pcaton of diseases brought by bad habits aggrav
by exposure in the mines which had weakened my ys-
TEN and undermined ousution that have often
templaed suicide Borne down by racking pains in my
body dizziness in my head eyes pains and misery in
back and hips. weariness in legs evil foreboings
together with confirmed melancholyI considered my
best friends my enemies my dreams rightful
and at times strange phantasies took complete possession
of my mind. was fast hurrying to insany-that
oflvng deaths In this state friend and partner in min
ing business approached me the subject and advised
to the Bay and see DIR Young did and thank God
for it. DIR Young examined my case and told he could
Shortly after commenced taking his medicines
my troubles began to decrease and in three was
perfectly we'll Take advice all You that afflicted
and call upon him. for he viii be YOU he
has cured several of acquananees after they had
discouraged by being deceived by the hunbus of
the day both by american and foreign vagabonds Ny
heart leaps him with gratitude for his benefits to
n-' CHAs Z MANROUE
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U. S. BREWERY
"POst Office SaIOon-o

JUST OPENED BY
f Il A N X L KIN,
w no viii keep the BEST LIQUORS, fixed nm in
the BEST STYLE. There is a neat and ron
portable Slttingroom attached where gentlemen c.n
ENJOY the flavor of his fine Cigars or imbibe soc;.
glass with his friend without intrusion or annovance
Come boys, and see me FRANK TAREIS
sepl2-tf nextto McRoberts F,,ns.o : Ie I, 81, S..
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Hotel de Paris.

NJ A ID A NJ Z CHAUVET,
f,.THh me above named well known House situated
5#T on Broad street corner of; Bridge No "a Offer
FWN goo accommodations to boarders and the travel
f.sassE hg pubic The whole establishment is entirely
REV throughout and the rooms are large and a;s e.!
ifhei with excellent Beds, and furniture to match anJ
ape is supplied in style unsurpa .sed as regards
LANES and families are offered pleasant and conn.,
fprtabe home at this establishment ~ S'--
Il Undersigned having been literally patronized by
fey appeal to her old customers to sustain her char.c
p'l as = laituady, and the e-popuarity of her House
H'P'A~i MADAME CHATVEI
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To Lef-qTniOua Hotel.

CONTAINING Bar Room Large Diuing Room, Large
" Kitchen and Bed rooms, recently fitted up in the
best style at very low rent to a good tenant.
= For particulars enquire of A. ALEXANDER,
dec l2-tf San Francisco Grocery Sore @ Broad street
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NOtlCes
LII persons holding claiming Liens the property
IA of G. II. BAIRD. situated on the sonth side of
Broad street in the town ofNevada hereby notified
be and appear In the Justices Court Of John Anderson
in said town, the 9th day of February, 1851 10
O'clock A. NJ and then and there exhibit proof of their
claims. B. w CROwELL.
Nevada, Jan. 18th 1851
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Wood !! Wood!

Seasoned and Green Wood!
CtHINGLES and Boards 3 feet in length on hand and
- for sale.
Job Hauling done at any time reasonable rates
L. c. PURTYMIN, Boulder street.
Nevada, Aug 2, lS56-tf
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The WEATHER.-The weather has
been half cloudy and half sun shiny for
the last few days; and will probably be
dry for the next week, unless it rains.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-30

IMPORTANT News FROM CHINA.-Bv
Me last arrival from China we have
news of most important and exciting
character In consequence of insults
offered the British flag, the English Ad-
miral had made hostile demonstration,
aud bombarded the city of Canton
Some movement connected with the
hostile demonstrations of the English,
rendered it necessary for the American
Commodore in command upon that sta
tion, to order boat on duty within
range of the Chinese guns. 1t was fired
into while the American flag was flying,
which act was resented as national in
suit and the American ship Immediately
attacked and captured the forts which
had fred upon them.
Sometime during last year, a hostile
demonstration, for an alleged insult, was
made against a Chinese city, by the
French Admiral in command of the
French Naval forces in the Chinese wa
tiers, and some hard fighting done. But
the matter went no farther, and it is pos
sible that the fighting on the part of the
Americans and English may terminate
where the late accounts left it. For the
insults offered, ample satisfaction ap-
pears to have been taken, both by the
Americans and English, and, unless the
representatives of the two governments
are unreasonably exacting, and the Chi
nese authorities more obstinate and stu
pid than usual, we do not perceive any
certainty that a regular war is to follow,
although such result is possible. From
all the accounts we have seen we arrive
at the conclusion that commercial inter
course will only be temporarily suspen-
ded.
A war at this time with China, in
which the Americans and English make
common cause. would be pretty certain
to change the destiny of the Chinese
Empire
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-30
Gold Rum Wood Ward.

400 CORDS of Seasoned Oak Wood, hand and
HUI for sale at the Gold Run Wood Yard All o.
ders left at the Lone Star, Commercial street. will be
promptly attended Please name the length in your
orders. uov7tf DFWS
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SIERRA NEVADA HoTFI

Norib San Juan, sNerada County.
HAVING leased the above well known h., -
prepared to receive friends and the nnbi;c w
VIII endeaVor to make all feel at home who may VISIT ne
PARKER H. PIERCE
,-., @ - FREDK. BECKTEL
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NOTICE.
To Let.

NV June Butter for sale by
NE T. .ELLARD BEANS Il Co. 80 Broad Street
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Lodging Department.

The parors and bedrooms are large and ell ventilated
newly and handsomely furnished, with first-rate beds
and all the appliances for comfort Particular is
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TIE Stapoato.
Winter

Old Winter is comng-oid Winter is near. E-' .
With smile and tear for the new and old year; /.
His frosty breath sighs through the whispering pnes
And sings Summers dirge mid the clustering vines.
love merry Winter; his mantle cf snow,
1t shelters the germs of the flowers below
Beneath his white cloak the snow-drup is born, --
And bahes his young child in the tears Of the morn.
He bushes the rivulet-shrieks Ger the crag,
And nips the young buds of the sweet mountain flag
love his rude voice fborgh it blight bnd and bloom,
Though he gathers the flowers to rest in their tomb.
But the suffering poor, all trembling and pale,
They shudder and shrink from the bleak chilling gale,
And shiverng weep by the freless hearth,
With cover Of stlaw and pillow Of earth. .r-
Ye richl ere they in the cold earth are laid,
Open your hearts and .yOur cutters to uid;
Let humanity's tear enn.b be y, ur eye,
Give comforts give blessings, ere they die.
Ye children of wealth list to their prayer!
With the needy and friendless your luxuries share,
And remember, when joy passes in at their door,
He serveth his maker who adeth the poor.
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Swaim's Justice...Revised.
HE N0RTH.CAROIINA MAGISTRAs

, q" Swaim's Justice..-Revised. Z"
VyHE NORTH.CAROLINA MAGISTRATE,
practical guide to the Laws Of the State and the de-
csons Of the Supreme Court defining the duties
dction of the Justices of the Peace of Court under
the Revised Code of ls5455, together with full instruc
tions and numerous new Farms and Precedents.
.r. .. f.'.
EDWARD CANTWELL. ESQ.,, LII. B. -s
.-y CLHnseUOrd at Lar. T. ..-... .....
The above is the title of work which has been recently
published by the undersigned at the Book
store, Raleigh N. G., and is now for sale in
One Vol Of nearly 50" pages the low price Of g So
Postage part of the State of the United States
Upon the receipt "f four dollar N. g. Bank Bill
The work will be mailed address and the change enclosed
in United States post office stamps
-E. HENRY D. TURNER
...a .....-. -.. N. C. Book Store.
Raleigh, n. c., 18th Sept, 1857. So
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DELEGATES FROM THE TERRITORIES b
MINNESOTA w W Kingsbury. '4 2
OREGoN.-Joseph Lane. - y.
&" New MExIco.-M A Otero - .tf.
- UTAH.-John N Bernhisel 'a i.i .'''-
.s,i WAsHINGroN. Stevens. '| 20 F."
''9z KANsAs-MJ Parrott " -. 't'
80" NEBRAskA.-F Ferguson, (contested) - t,''
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The House of Representatives consists Of 234
members-1l8 members constituting majority. 1t
will be from the above table that the Democrats
have clear majority Of twenty two over the COM
bined vote Of the Black Republicans and Know No
things This majority will be increased to twenty
hive at early period of the session by the admission
ol the three Democratic members from the new State
OF Minnesota. 1t may be added a most significant
TACT that six Of the Territories Of the United
States will be represented in the next Congress by
Democratic delegates. ..... ... r..
We give below a list of the members Of the Senate
and House of Representatives of the next (35th)
Congress. 'v' '.t @ 's@ ,@
Democats I'M Roman, Opposition in Ialic.
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J. w. JOHNSON,
.r~.,y of IAr, Dnlosuk NJ ~

J. W. JOHNSON, ..-. +
Attorney at Law, Raleigh, n. C..
EK7ILL ATTEND PARTICULARLY AND PROMPT
w ly to the collection of all kinds of Claims renewing
and dscounting in Bank. hiring and renting proper
ty and buying and selling real estate commission. Re-
fer to Charles Dewey Cashier Bank of the State and w
II. Jones, Cashier Bank of Cape Fear.
All letters enclosing money must be registered Office
on Fayetteville ST, opposite the Market Square.
Sept. 22, 1857. S7-tf
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BLANK ATTACHMENTS.

bLANh AIlAChMENlSs
WYE HAVE JUST PRINTED QUANTITY OF
w blank attachments according to form furnished
by b. F. Moore, Esq II is doubtless the best form in
the State We will send them free of postage for $3.50
quire Blank notices to those supposng to have of
the effects OF tile attachee their possession, will be fur
We have hand large assortment of Court blanks
Deeds, Forthcoming bonds Witness and Jury tickets
Warrants &c &c. HOLDEN d WILSON.
May 9th, 1867. 81
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ID EVISED CODE, PRICE q 90. POSTAGE
N when sent by mail 45 cents For sale by
w. L. POMEROY.
Also the Revised Code nterleaved few copies only
in this form remaining. IS 80. .. -
W. L. P. keeps also constantly ON hand Jones' Digest,
Eatons Forms lredell Executors and Law Books gen.
orally particularly those required to be read for County
aud Superior Court License. .a. ,.s =
January IT, 1856. - ., .sr.. IL
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A Coop SFLEcToN.-The Seaboard Agricultural
Society elected at its last meeting j. T. Granbery,
Esq. of Perquimans County. President Of the So
ciety. A better selection could not have been made.
Mr. Granbery is gentleman of extensive experience
in agricultural pursuits; practical and successful
farmer, with clear and matured Judgment and
mind as we'll stored with facts it is active and an
alytical We congratulate the Society upon the
ceptance or the position by Mr. Granbery and pre-
dict that under his administration, its usefulness will
be greatly enhanced.-Dena. Pioneer.
A CASE FOR LEGISLATURES. go into grocer's
shop and steal two or three pieces of sugar, am
thief But if grocer sells me pound Of sugar, and
there or two ounces short, he merely sells
things by short weight I am imprisoned. The gro-
Ger is 6ned few shillngs and escapes. I am gull
ty of but theft. The grocer, it may be, is guilty
of thousand, for he robs every person to whom he
sells goods with those false weights Now, you
tell us by what anomaly Of the law the crater thief
is allowed to get off much more cheaper than the
fesser? Why shouldn't there be the same law for
both ?-Punch.
The BEST OF GIFTs.-A celebrated writer says the
best thing to give to your enemy is forgiveness to
your opponent, tolerance; to friend. your heart
to your child, good example; to a father defer
ence to your mother, conduct that will make her
proud of you; to yourself respect to all men,
charity. .s- -s5~ ..
life of full and constant employment is the only
safe and happy one. ....
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EoRM BooK,-rHE NORTH. .cARoL1rA Fon e y

EORM BOOK,-THE NORTH-CAROLINA FORM;
Book containing all the MOI useful Forms which oc-
cur in business trnsactions betw and mal IS we'll
as in Official stations together h the Consultation of
fees of Clerks sheri &c Gale ed ths De q the,
Citizens Of and lie eenfurmahle 70 la
81. For sale by .ra ssTII-tgo m IN rTSvaMEuNs - y
HcD viii send the above work by .maiL postaeS NJ
upon the receipt of FL s -I-,'1 . a-;
Raleigh, April IA, 1851. & 5,. o. - Il
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NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LAfE IN.
IL SURANCE COMPANY, Office, Raleigh, n. This
Company insures the lives of individuals for term
for life, the MUTUAL the assured
for life participating in the profits of the Company For
policies granted for the whole of life when the
MUM therefor amounts to $3t note be given for
half the of the premium bearing interest ut
cent without guaranty. .-r5... 81 ....... ..-
The prompt manner in which all losses have paid
by this Company together with the low rates of premium
present great inducements such disposed to in
- -
SLAVES insured for term of from to hve years,
for twO-thirds their value ..... .,.... :. ... :.
AL losses paid within days after satisfactory proof
Is presented.
DIRECTORS.
CHARLES E. JOHNSON, WM. d. Cooke,
WV. W. HOLDEN WV. IL. JONES, .. -..
JNo G. WILLIAMS Qu1xrES BusBEE,
H. W. HusrED, X. =. BATTLE,
WM H. Mckee, d. G. IowLs.
?. F. PEScuD. r. H. BATTLE,
-'' - 0FF1cERs.
DR.. CHARLES E. JOHNSON, President,
WILLIAM w. HOLDEN Vice President
r. H. BATTLE. Secretary,
WILLIAM II. JONES, Treasurer,
H. w. HusTED, -4ttorney .".
w. H. McKEE, Medical Eeaminer.
$ris.;; & + sis : Roor, zesee;s. Conn.,
CHARLES e JOHNSON, N. b. Medical
WILLIAM Ii. MckEE, NJ. ID. ) Board of . ...
For further information, the public referred to the
pamphlets and forms Of proposal which may be obtained
at the Office of the Company, any ofits gencies.
Communications should be addressed, (post paid
R. II. BATTLE Secretary
Raleigh June, 1857. 2s-
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-., QUENT. BUSBEE, .sa...-..
!. Attorney and Counsellor at Law, ,.a
FAYErrEvILLE ST., RALEIGH, N. C. ..-I.... a !
Will promptly attend to any business intrusted to him
In the United States and State Courts; and with the Ex
ecqtve other departments of the State Government
July l, 1856. 66-tf
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

nr..s.s.'i, w. L. SAUNDERS, s .si
A TTORNEY AT LAW
SALISBURY, N. c.
Will attend the Courts of Rowan Stany and Cabarrus
-a. tFa.t Counties. D..... s'as taa
November 10, 1857. ...F .Fpl lOl-ly.
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POSTING THE BOOKS-THE NEXT HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES, -

Elections for members of the House of Represen-
tatives of the next Congress have been held in
all the States of the Union with the following result
as summed up by the Washington Union: - .
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JAMES b. AVERETT,
Attorney at Law,
NEWBERN, NORTH CAROLINA.

SIDNEY A. SMITH,
TTORNEY AT LAW,
SMITHFIELD, NC,
Will attend regularly the Courts of Pleas Quarter Ses-
sioDs of Wake, Johnston, Cumberland and aarnett.
Smthfied. Feb. 90. 1856. 2S-tf
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

NC. MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
At THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NORTH CAR
"A olina Mutual Insurance Company held on the l4th
inst the following persons elected Directors and On
'''' ''' 'Ns ensuing DIRECTORS: :@2 @'s,'f =, !.
Henry D: Turner, Raleigh. ',, =.
7. Il. Selby,a5eS D. do. sd G. et'g+ 7
r c. W. D. Hutchings, do. Il ja.s.s 49, s5.a,. si s
Ge".,a Ge,.p .s,s A. .fe, -. : La. -gsfta
James N, Towles. do. q ''i'r>' '' 81. ff''
James E.. Hoyt Washington .si ;r- -es.F- -H-'',ss
Alex. Mitchell Newbern. - 3 r.. ,.-..a
Joshua G.. Wright, Wilmington ,-.l a.a
John NJ. Jones, Edenton. -s.
sr W. w. Griffin Elizabeth City :
F. F. Fagan, Plymouth, - ;a .t t.'eFi ~
J.W. Harrell, kiurfreesbpro. ,l ~ .gtqe.r Fa
H. B. Williams, Charlotte. .... .t...t e.rts
Geo A. Smith, Milton. -....... .....
o. F. Long, Hsboro!' 80 @-'I
J"seph White, Anson County. So
Josh. BOner, Salem, .si - .1 s5a-a "a
7. Sunny, Asheyille. ...s.. z,...s ..r-t-gs.. .s
OFFICERS OF THECoMPANt. o>.s.:,. ,
T. H. Selbv, PRECEDENT.
H. D. Turner, VScs President t 49, '..~.'' ''' '
John II. Bryan, AHorney. z.,EI.t>s 's.a -f--
Hamden S. Smith, Secretaryand Treas urs. as,..
: ;s4R V s Tia';2$:; Haiss'sss, zs"s"''s os""'"'
This Company has been in successful operation 10
years. and continues to take risks upon ali classes of pro-
perty in the State {excep Steam Mills and Tupentne Dis
tlleries upon favorable terms. Its Policies
in country risks and its present capital is Seven
Hundred Thousand Dollars in bonds properly secured.
The average cost upon the plan Com
pany has been less than third of per cent per
nu al: grades of property embraced in its operations
All COMMUNICATIONS reference to suance should be
addressed tc the Secretary, post paid.
Raleigh, Jan. 60 1857. .. Is