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The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30
Chicago, July 3. 1856.

Chicago, July g. 1886.
The steamer Galena took fire III Res
Wing, Mimi. on the LIST. The 6rs
spread rapidly and the boat was sooi
enveloped in flames. Seventy five pa.
sengers on board, sixty eight Of ~hefa,
were saved.
, A dispatch from st. Johus Ne~
Foundland, dated July /, says the AZ
lantic Telegraph cable has no, bee.
heard from as yet. The Niagara is se+
eral days over due, and it is feared tho
enterprise is failure.
The remains of Prest. Mopsos A..
being disinterred aud conveyed-ts n,
native home, Virginia.
Five million of acres of land Is tc be
sold in California, under the President'.
proclamation.
The notorious Jack Henderson har
been arrested IL Kansas, for his par.isl
patton in the election frauds in that Ter
ritory
California bonds are selling at So et..
in New York.
Nicaragua has formally revoked tl.-
Canal Co.'s charter for incapacity ard
non fulfillment, and have concluded a.
agreement with Vanderbilt, by which
the transit is made over to him for fifty
years or longer, in consideration of loan
of$l00,000 to the government, for which
he is well secured, and is to receive seven
per cent. interest. If the line is aot
opened in 90 days, forfeiture of this
loan is to be the result The money
was sent to Nicaragua by the steame.
Philadelphia, on the 18th of June, ant
probably been received by the parties
interested,
Thus an American citizen has peaes
bly, disentangled the Nicaraguan ins.
broglio, and the groundless apprehcu-
sions of some of our cotemporaries tia,
Louis Napoleon was about to take mill
tary possession of the Nicaraguan tran
sit, if we did not forestall him by buy ing
it ourselves, are dispelled in an Instant.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30
INDEPENDENT TICKET.

70 All persons favoratly disposed
to the formation Of an Independent Tick
ct to support at the ensuing Election,
are respectfully requested to meet at
their several precincts, and select dele
gates to Convention to be held at the
Court House in Nevada city, on Satur-
day July 31st 1855.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL.-We
learn that extensive preparations were
made last evening, for grand Military
and Civic Ball to come off on the ami
versary of the battle of Cherubusco, on
the 10Th of August, at the Court House
The Nevada Rifles are at the bottom of
the affair.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

The Z B. B s - The Union Brass
Band have obtained their instruments
and incontinently toot the horns to their
gradual Improvement and the infinite
disgust ofneighbors who manifestly have
no soul for science or ear for music
Well have an excellent Brass Band di-
rectly, as the U. B. BIS are determined
upon it. Success to them.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

HALIBUT.-A large halibut weighing
over fifty pounds was taken in thu Bay
last week. This is very rare occur
renee here, though several other kinds
of fish are taken in numbers every day
He was taken with hook, though it
was necessary TO put an iron in him before
he could be got in the boat Crescent
Cttv Herald.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

SLEEP WALkING.-On Friday night
man went to sleep on his ranch, sew
eral miles from this city. on the Sacra-
mento road, and near daylight he awoke
finding himself in the streets of our city,
with nothing but his shirt on He had
done some tall talking in his sleep
Stockton Democrat
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30


ANOTHER PEICE oFaCoNsIsrENcy -
The Lecompton press last winter, seeing
the weakness of their cause among the
people, and having in view the spoils,
advocated the postponement of the cleo
tion of Congressman to next year,
doubtless supposing something might
turn up to their advantage during the
course of a twelvemonth The thing
was probably doue by instinct A dog
with full stomach is known to bear
away bone to a distance to keep it
from another, and reserve it for hun
cry moment. A most beautiful Legis-
lature composed largely of Congression
al aspirants, seized upon the opportuni-
ty and passed an act to postpone the
election.
A few short months have rolled
around, Custom House pap has been
distributed to government and party
sucklings, the most disgraceful chican-
cry has crept into the elections, and it is
found the Locomptonites have succee-
ded in drowning the voice of the peo-
pie. The tools and myrmidons of the
President come out of their holes, like
toads after a rain storm. Suddenly one
OF the leading organs of the Infamous
Lecompton crew. the. S. F. Herald, sees
''nigger in the fence" and sounds the
hew-gag. 1t is decidedly in favor of
electsng COngressmen this gear Let the
people draw their own conclusions from
such apparent inconsistency.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

GoT AN ORGAN-The Lecomptonites
have now got an organ. We learn they
have had monkey for some time col
lecting the cents. Put them together
and start the machine !
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

Ivy GREEN.--The San Joaquin Re
publican notices specimen of the genu-
inc old English Ivy Green planted at
the front Episcopal Church in Stockton
1t clings to the brick as it arises, with
great tenacity. This vine is said not to
be very common in this country.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

T NJ. WooD, the Ambroty pist, Of
Grass Valley, it will be seen from our
columns. is prepared to take pictures in
every style of the art. We have ex-
amineG some of his specimens and do
not hesitate in pronouncing them une-
qualled. for beauty of finish and express.
iyenass
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.
FOR SUPERVISOR.

JAS. r. DEARING, of Rough & READ,
himself an Independent Candidate for sap@.
visor for that District
Election (Mondsy> September 9th 1853
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

DosH, of the Shasta Courier charges
Tom Henly and Tom Williams with at
tempting to beat him for the State Con
vention.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30
- The Sacramento Union saws tn

" ne Oacramento UNION says tht
Douglas men by adhering to the Presi-
dent, and thus alternating themselves
from the people independent of parties,
will find themselves between two stools
with nothing to sit on.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

New PAPER-We have received the
first No. of a paper published at Muir
phys, Calaveras Go. and called the
Sema-aoeekly Nems. Success to the lit
tie 'un.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

70 Less work for the architect, and
more for the gardener, would give us
more abundance of beauty at less cost,
where the column and its adorning are
ever renewed, and the painting and
gliding warranted untarnished by time.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

Done FoR.-The last issue of the Grass
Valley Telegraph notifies the public that
hereafter Lecemptonism is to be its prin-
ciples having sold out to the pap-suck-
ers. Controlled by the fag-ends of all
parties, it is expected the Democracy of
the thing will be ,ui eensvis.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

Sam. Soulc bought at auction, OF Smi-
ley & Co the defunct San Francisco
Chronicle, for which he paid but $500
Tie Republican Senator bought the es-
tablishment in on the strength of a judg-
ment which he held against it.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

NEW SALooN.--George Lewis opens
his splendid new Saloon in CaswelPs
Brick, Broad street, ON Monday evening
next. George is popular fellow and
doubtless all the social will be in at the
Inauguration.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

RACES. Doc FIGHTs, &c.-A lot of
races, dog fights, &c. are 10 come off at
the Union Race Course, tomorrow A
great time is expected For further par
ticulars see advertisement in another
column
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30
An Appeal 70 Ignorance.

mocraey in its real sense means gov
ernment by the people All Democratic
governments to be successful must be
based upon the intelligence, not the
ignorance and passions of the masses.
How wofully is this vital precept set at
naught by the Democratic party gen
orally, How sadly has love of country
with them been sunk 10 party What
is the burtben of the argument of the
Lecomptonites Black Republican -
Niger Worshipper-Abolitionist If a
Democrat inclines to support the Gin
cinnati Platform, he is shrieked in the
ear-Black Republican. Ifin the sup
port of the measures of his party Sew
ard or Hale chance to be found voting
with him, be bears the hiss of-Abo-
Iitionist. Under the Lash of the Lecomp-
ton press every Democrat is driven to
become the slave of the party leaders,
or be denounced as something they are
not. This is the force used by these
party tyrants TO compel obedience
There is no appeal to the higher intel
lect. The only rule of conduct laid
down to follow is never to vote or asso-
ciate politically, even in the most re-
mote manner. With BLACK Republican.
They recognize in this course of conduct
the ignorance and bigotry of their party
composition. Only the lower order of
intelligences are swayedi by such argu.
ments The man who as a man is not
to be turned from the pursuit of right
because another differing with him in
other points Of belief is in the pursuit of
good on the same track Because a
Republican subscribes to your princi
ples,is that cause for reasonable man
to quit them? Because Republican
holds to the views entertained by the
fathers of the Republic on the consti-
turional power of Congress. should you
hold him IL contempt and heap upon
him opprobious epithers2
We have never yet met a Republican
who was not reading man. but we
know scores Of Democrats who have
NOT solitary rational idea on politics
above the comprehension of fresh I'M
ported Congo niger. The Five Points
in New York gave the last Presiden-
tial election 576 votes for Buchanan, l6
for Fremont and for Fillmore. TIE
Lecompton editors of this State. when
they associate Broderick and McKibben
with Republican Senators and endeavor
by so doing to cast stigma upon them,
must have in their minds eye the igno-
rance. and beastly depravity of the over
whelmingly Democratic precinct In New
York TO which We allude. Their ap
peaIs are only adapted to such an order
of humanity To prostitute the press to
such base uses is a crime against that
country reared on the bones of our pa
triotic ancestors, and such editors should
be booted from the tripod by equally as
mean but more powerful tyrant under
whose hellish sway they should be com
PEELED to terminate their unholy career.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

The biography of Col. Benton is to
be written by his son lin law, Wm Carey
Jones,
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

APT COMPARISON.--An enthusiastic
Lecomptonite remarked day or two
since, that they would carry the county
like whirlwind. We suppose they cal
culate to beat the Douglasites Moming.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

eA We notice a hume is being put
in intended to give the lower part of the
town license to live a while longer
1t will probably do little poor good.
Arrival of David C. BrOderick.
Hon. D. C. Broderick arrived on the
Sonora. We received the information
too late for our extr. Yesterday.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

~ The dance given by Mr Orr and
lady on Tuesday evening, was most
brilliant affair indeed The music was
good, the supper superb. and the ladies,
Heaven bless EN-, looked unusually be-
witching and interesting, while the gen
tlemep seemed to be transported with
pleasure
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

Social BALL AT ALPHA.-H. W.
Veasy gives a social ball at Alpha, on
Friday evening next, the 9th of August.
1t promises to be fine affair.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30
County Judge.

We are au horned to announce C. wILso, nuI Is ~
Independent Candidate for County Judge
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

INDEPENDENT CoNvENTIoN.-The
following delegates were elected to the
Independent County Convention to be
held in this city, at the Court House, to-
morrow
Rough & Ready.-E. B. Jago, E. L.
Melbourne, B. B. Troxel, j. R. Wyatt,
D. Washburne; John Montgomery, Jos.
G. Dixon, A. G. Kean, and Judge Bull
lard.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

~ Upper says "A babe III the
house is well-spring of pleasure" An
acquaintance Of ours, family man,
says that Upper didn't know anything
about the matter, for he had always
found "a babe in the house to be foun-
tain of II ouble"
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

ADDRESS OF SENATOR CBAsE.-Hon.
5. II. Chase publishes three column
address "to the Democracy of Nevada
county" in the Democrat of this week
The address is certainly good one
His positions are fairly taken and well
sustained. He examines the circum-
stances connected with the late County
Convention, theissue with Douglas Dem
ocrats, and the peculiar and extraordi-
nary features in the Kansas controver-
sy in clear and forcibie manner We
had intended to quote largely from the
address, but can see no part that ought
to be left t,and the whole is too lengthy
for the room at Cur command The
people of the county should get the en-
tire address and read it.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

DISTRICT CoURT-Judge Searls will
open the next term of the court on Mon
day next. The session is an important
one in Grim. con. Henry Plumer, it is
expected will be retired for the shooting
of John Vedder. Northup for shooting
VIM. Reynolds Alex. Griffin for being
engaged in the murder of J. FL. McMur
try. Several other important trials are
to be tried at this session.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

PRoTRAcTED MEETING.-The Rev.
j. I. Peck, D. D., one of the most tai.
ented and prominent men in the Metho-
dist denomination, has been holding
forth at the protracted meeting during
the few days last past
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30
Husband DiSOwned.

/ HEREBY NOTIFY THE WORLD THAT } as
Il no longer the wife of James Taxcoe and he 10 Mt
longer ahusband Of mine. ] DISOWN HIM from th.s
date and will hereafter debts Of his contracting
July 30 1858 JUSTINA ROSE
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

% We cease to wonder that Yuba
has been reported gone SO overwhelm-
ingly for tbe Douglas side of the house
They have queer idea of Douglas men
in Yuba. One who is in favor ofthe ad-
ministration at present is counted as a
mud-sill He who was sgainst "Lecomp-
ton pure and simple" but in favor of that
more debasing thing the English contri-
vance IS supposed 70 be sound in Yuba.
Thus We account for the bad taste in the
water and milk in a cocoanut
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30
Saturday, July 81, commencing at 2PM

A MATCH RACE WILL COME OFF FOR slue
N side. r. Graham, of Nevada names Silver IaG
and John Robinson names Brown Bess Distance 80
Yards
SPORTS OF THE RING.
A FIGHT to come of between celebr ratsd ISogs
from Omega and the other from Grass val,ey scF
$3.50 side
Another Dog Fight win come off for 800 side be
CUB Fights according to the rules Of the Ring
FOOT RACE-A Foot Race will come OF between
Jack Maiden Of Grass Valley and Steve Of Nevada for
500 side Distance 100 Yards
July 3o-lw I. L. HUGHES, Proprietor
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30
WOODS

WOODS
A NJ 8 ROTYPE GAL ERY,
MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY
rTHE UNDERSIGNED takes pleasure informing
the citizens of the county. that Pictures by all khs
and improved styles being taken at his rooms
unsurpassed by any in the world
Fine AmbrOtypes and MelainOtype pes,
Stcreoscopic Pictures & Sunlight Paintings Mies
Also-Patcnt lie ather and Oil Cloth Pictures
Views Of Mining Claims, and Buildings taken ssest
notice. Instructions given in the art.
July 80, 1855 T. WOOD
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30
The Mud-Sill's Lament.

The "ehivairy party" have laid their plan
They've mustered their forces, secured every man
They are rubbing their hands--how good they feel
With big Bellied Bill" and "Crazy Reel
And the Major toe with his stick in had
Ready to give them he word of command
And the 'nigger man" with mis- bags of pills
To physic and puke, the poor Mud.sills
Like Southern nggers they Ii drive the mass
Aud finish the poor Mud-sills, Alas
On election day the vengeance they'll feel
OF "Quack" ard "Bin with 'Crazy Reel
The Republican party, muss never get power.
And the Mudsiils be crushed. within an hour
For the chivalry' now, with peculiar zeal
Are headed by big Bellied Bill" and 'Reci
With Bill Supervisor, and Reel for the Senate,
They'll both be elected, or the Devil is in it;
Such talent and statesmanship, surely we1lfeel
Then 'hurra" fJr the "chivalry Bill" and 'Reei
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

The MosE.-We have received the
following effusions from North San j uan
aud at the request of citizens of that
place make room fer them. There is
said TO be more truth than poetry in
them.
QUERY Y---What is the san Juan star !?
Is the San Juan Star Fixed Star tin fix
soon will be Fallen Star lift does not its tricks
twas to Neutral Star but Mud Sis think they feei
The influence of Dog Star, mad Crazy Reel
The Editor is silly to be the Chivairy tool
To take the Butter from his Bread" denotes natura
fool
His STAR has sbortrace rum through the political
wars,
And when dies aud die II must We viii all bless our
stars. loo
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

~ The St. Louis Democrat of June
2sth says of the double headed girl, that
she is the embodiment of all that is ex-
traordinary and strange. having two
finely formed heads, very intelligent
and of a most lively and amiable dispo-
sition. She sings very prettily and
with both her mouths, talks and walks
well and always interests her visitors TO
great degree. There is no chance of
a doubt bu. that she is the greatest Gu
riosity ever witnessed, and should by all
means be seen by everybody.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

u A recent Boston paper says "We
published an account recently, of let
ter of Rufus Choate's puzzling the Mas
sachusetts Senate; but another writer
states that one of bis Chancery bills was
presented to Harvard College as Thi-
betian manuscript, and was very care
fully preserved until the Oriental Pro
fessor one day made out the word "afore-
said" His letters are so much alike
that no man can tell them apart, and to
this slight defect he adds numerous
fourishes, which might be supposed TO
be letters He can read his own writing
any time within month, but after that
be is puzzled himself Three of his law
clerks have died from over-anxiety, in
attempting to translate his documents -
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

~ Ice is very essential to a persons
comfort this sultry weather, and is one
of the greatest comforts extant Havens
has still a large quantity on hand and
is selling it at distressingly low rate.
Well have no more complaints of heat
when it can be kept down 50 easily by
calling on Havens, whom you may see at
any time dispensing the article III ques-
ton to 'the peops"
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30

Supposed condition of the "Chivalr,
Party" in North San Juan.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-21

Hev RsrRv V.nfEr, sa1RugsER I'VE find the fol-
lowing statement in an English paper, showing how
RIr. Rarey succeeded in tanning ''Crulser," most
vicious animal, which was perfectly unmanage !;
ssAooompanisd by one Individual alone, no0leman
Of indispensable nerve temper and physical strength,
hIr Rarey proceeded 10 the encounter As we have
heard the story told his iBjuneions 10 his oomrade
we're Characteristic enough. 'Whatever happens,
my lord said he, don't you speak or interfere; at
least, no. until you down under his feet, and
him Worrying me- This compact made ne reso-
lately walked into the arena which consisted OF a
loose box divided BY half door Of some four feet
OF more in height Stepping quietly up to this bar
rer he leaned his arm upon 1t, so that IL was just
covered By the iron bar that ran along the top, and
looked fEedly ct the savage be intended TO tame.
Cruiser from whom muzEle, head stall, and all
such impedimenfs had been removed, We believe BY
some mechanical srrangements-for none dared 70
90 near enough to touch hinl-made his usual dash
ct the intrepid stranger 10 pOunee upon him as cat
would on & mouse. Rarey stood perfectly motor n
less neither altering his attitude the expression
Of his countenanee in the slightest degree. Thinks
ing he had his enemy By the arm, the horse seized
ana worried at.ths bar as if be would have bitten
il through.
Again and again retiring for an impetus 10 the
farther corner he rushed at the mysterious stranger
actually screaming ia the uncomfortable violence Of
his rsge Rarey sustained these successive charges
with the same sang froid that he had shown at Ihe
commencement Of the engagement. At length, attel
more than an hour Of this wild scene with It's fran
tic fury on one side and its calm, scientific supe'
riurity on the other, the TedOubtabe Cruiser,
blown, exhausted, dripping with sweat, and coT'
pletely puzzled in his equine mind as 70 the proper
ties of this figure which he could longer believe
to be human, came quietly close tot, and true tC
his nature warped it was smell At IT, and touched
It with his nose; then Rsrey threw open the half
door and walked boldly up to him. The last sem
teRee speaks volumes. Ii was trait not Of th'
system, so much as Of the nan. But what conf
dence the man must haze bad ia his system, thus tC
preserve his GOODNESS and equanimity in position
which to every one but himself would have been o.
mortal danger. The salt was now the bird
tail, and when his own peculiar method had beet
resorted to, and Cruiser converted into 3 quiet
doeile, and not particularly SNOWY hack, had been
ridden before aslonished hundreds the horse tamel
vas universally recognised as such"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-21
The (srafenBerg Medicines,

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never TsefOTe their introduction could any series
popular remedies be found that equal TO emergency,
that always to be relied and were within reach OF the
Never Before the Gr.efenberg Pills. could you obtain
for 25 certain remedy for Bilious Diseases Liver comp
Dyspepsia, Costiveness and Asthma.
Never EsefOre this and Ague remedy could any
thing be fur that cured all cases of Chls and Fever for Soc
WeVer TsefOre Tie Green Mountain Ointment there
to be found sc any immediate for Burns, Bruises Cuts,
old Sores Espea and determinations, either external on'
Never Before NIarshaIl,s Uterine CathOI-
icon was Falling Of Womb, and other Uterine diseases
found TO be durable. out Of twelve cured by
> III any physician supposes merely quack
remedy would reply hat prepared by Dr. Pomeroy,
Of Utica wealthy old physician Of the Alopahc school
that furnish any reputable physician any quantity OF It
tuousy to test its merits his paens and furthermore,
5y writing to Dr. Pomeroy, furnished with its comPo
parts Its the greatest blessing to the female sex that the
science Of medicine has discovered in a century.
Never Before the Grsefenberg Dysentary Syrup, was
remedy for Bloody Flux Dysentery DiahGa or
Choera-now, all can be cured in few hours.
Never Before introduction Of the Chldrens Pana
Co. could mother feel ths life Of her babe safe for day. while
under FIVE years OF age Youthful diseases and strong medicines
carried them onoW this medicine cures the even after the
doctor and nurses have pronounced their cases hopeless Price
Never Before was any Tonic Bitter popular the
Health Bitter that costs CSC. Why should the world suffer from
Dyspepsia Bilious diseases while this simple medicine can, at
all times, prevent it =?
powerful as that compounded by the Greienberg Co.
Never Before has the ConsumptiYe's Balm found its
equal How there nov in lie and health who would
ere this Deaths dark portal they had not been
recommended this in preference to many nous that are
Never Before we're Piles and kindred diseases certain of
cure certificates Of entirely recovered after
DR. Mott and other great ply had asserted that nothing
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Never Before could inaned eyes weakness Of sight
be cured for 25c. The Eye Lotion does it
Never Before was any Book published that
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Never Before has any Almanac been published valu
able Health Almanac. 1t furnished by all
occ7-if "a College st., Nashville.