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The Nevada journal., 1859-11-11

Diamonds.-A most valuable dis~
eovery of diamonds has recently been
made at the foot of the Ural Noun
tains. Russia. One specimen brought
the lucky owner 100000. There is
every reason to believe that mine
of inexhaustible wealth has been dis
covered.
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-11
Qeuada ofountp 0firial prrss.
FRIDAY MORNING, Noy. II. 1869

Louis Napoleon farms very extern
sively. In addition to the farms on
the Crown lands and on estates which
have been acquired for him in Solog-
no and Landes. he occupies. as tenant
of the State, vast tract in Cham
paGne. At the present time the ex-
tent of land farmed by the Emperor
is about $4,000 acres. The extent
may be increased considerably at any
time by rcclaiming lands in his pos
session, but not in cultivation. The
number of farms is twenty-six, and
nine additional farms arc to be form
ed in the course of the year and in
coming Spring, thus making thirty
five farms. The rumber of new
stcadings and those in course of erec-
tion is twenty.-Besides the lands
farmed, there are grazings in the do
mains Or parks of St. Cloud, Yer
sailles, Madon, St. Germainc, CHAINS
pagne, Foutainbleau, Biarritz, ,Senart.
Vincennes, &c. Portions of these
arc in grass and portions are forest.
In addition TO the estates at Sologne
and Landes, the Emperor has pul-
chased property in the south of
France, near to Bayonne, consisting
of $500 acres. which is being drain
ed end put under cultivation. Tie
lands were originally morass; part
is still to reclaim. 1t is understood
that after the estate has been thor
oughly improved, it will be presented
by the Emperor TO the present Minis
ter for Foreign Affairs, Count Vale
wski. In the center of the barren
lands of Bretangnc, tie cousin Of the
Emperor, Princess Bacloehi, is re-
claiming an extensive estate out of
heath. The whole lands farmed by
the Emperor are being reclaimed and
cultivated upon the systems the best
suited for the character of the soils,
climates, and situations. These farms
are in different parts of France, and
chiefly in the less improved districts,
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-11
The HowIand Rotary Battery.

yXTE are now prepared to furnish at short notice
w the above Battery and would request the
attention of all QuarzMen TO it previous to the
tion OF q mill. For efficiency in working out the
gold it is becoming seiebrated, and we have no
hestancy in prononncing it, cuperior in every res
pect to any now in
At our request MR. ALMARIN B. PAUL, Su
perntendent of the Oriental Quartz Mill, near Ne
vada city, hasconsented to explain the working ol
the mill, and show its efficiency to any who may
feel interested and all can judge of it better by
seeing it in practical operation, we would refer
Quartz men of Nevada county to him
jeI0 Pacific Foundry, San Francisco
GODDARD, HANSCOM & RANKIN
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-11

Ladies american Magasine.-
This well conducted magazine pub
lished at the emporium of American
fashion, New York, and therefore the
more to be patronized coming from
headquarters, is growing in favor and
excellence. The October number is
before us and admired.
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-11

Mr.. John Duane. late of San Fran
cisco, and brother of Charles P. Du.
ane. exiled by the Vigilance Com
mitree iE 1856, was sworn as Deputy
Sheriff of this county on Wednesday
last Steilacoom CIV. T.) Herald,
Oct. %,
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-11

The founder of the Smithonian In
stitution was dying of an unknown
complaint five doctors had been un-
able to discover what this disease was.
At length they told the patient lie
must die. Calling them all around
him, he said MY friends, after l
die make post mortem examination
and find out what ails me, for really
l have heard such long and learned
discussions on the subject, that l am
dying to know what tho disease is
myself"
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-11

The Queen of Boni, after having
spent come time with her seraglio of
twelve husbands at Pasemba. has ab-
dicated the sovereignty i'll favor of
one of her native generals, rejoicing
an the name of Aroc Palatta, who has
been proclaimed King.
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-11
FURNITURE

Elegant and fashionable consisting OF Bureaus,
Stands, Tables, Desks, Chairs. Bedsteads, Bed
ding Mirrors and inshort, every thing IN the ine.
Persons purchasing at the establishment will
avold injuries that almost always attend the trans
portation of articles put up in the cities below.
ANY kind of furniture manufactured to oIder in
the shop attached TO the warcloom.
,J G. CLARK * co.
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-11
DR.. Charles Mackay having at
tucked Tennyson's Idyls, is thus re-
piled to by P1ncA:

"The Idyls rhymester asperses-
o Public. rejoice and be glad!
IF he were not abusing good verses,
Hold be..busily writing some bad"
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-11

Elizabeth Barrett Browning, the
poetess, is reported convalcscent.
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-11
MRS, E. STONE
MRS. HOLDRIDGE,

Female Physician and Obste:rician.
Attends Ladies through their conf ncmeni,
and treats all disease peculiar to her sex
Those desirous of being restored to health and
becomingmothers will do well to pay her visit
or write stating the particulars. Also a patent
supporter to assist Ladies in confinement. Mrs.
II. has certain and speedy cure for all kinds
of Cancers, cankers and RI elnatism.
Letters addressed to her will receive prompt
attention. Visits made to any part Of the States
Patients received at her Residence, which ID
situated on Cement Hill. one mile from Nevada.
iy1-H MRS. S. :. H0LDRIDGEs
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-11
San Juan Theatre.

THIS BUILDING, ,situatedprominently on Mair
i street, has lately been rented by the suoscrlb
crs, and handsomely fitted up for Dramatic Exhi
btions Concerts and Lectures. The seats will
comfortably accomodate large audience.
The attention of Managers and Agents is partic
ularly invited to the above.
ENGNAN &PEARSON.
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-11

Degrees Of Pu6ng.-A country pa
per Published its rates ofpuffs as fol-
lows -
For modest puff. f..-..---3 juleps.
A tolerable good one 80 box cigars.
A good one pair boots.
A very good II vest and shirts.
A splendid one ne--....1c cloth coat.
A perfect sockdologer...A whole suit.
In the San Francisco market. Los
Angeles grapes bring eight to nine
cents per pound,while Sonoma grapes
sell for five and six.
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-11
Miscellaneous .
BRXANTSs
UNRIVALLED
ST o M CT BITE r S.


A sa General Stomach Corrector, these Bitters
IA have no equal in restoring the vital en-
ergy of the whole system.
Half wine glass full taken before meals
will prove acertain cure for Dyspepsia, dispel-
ling fatulency and oppression the chest, while
they impart to an impaired appetite keen
relish for food.
Asa Wine bitter for the use of Hotels and
Restaurants, they will be found Indispensable,
rendering all beverages truly delightful, being
a purely vegetable compound, entirely free from
any pernicous coloring matter.
Purchasers will please observe the name,
"BRYAxrs STOMACH BITTERs" pressed on each
bottle and cap, and see that the autograph sigma
ture is on the label.
GIN. w. BRYANT.
NEW YORK.
WIN. NEWELL & co.
r c., EroD o.s
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-11
Art Amid the Sierras.
EEELYOGRAPHY.

TJIE s-hsb,criber takes this method OF Informing
i the citizens of California that he has refitted
the rooms, and is now prepared to take all kinds of
Pictures known to the
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-24

has been inmortalired in beautiful. thrilling
verse. by a lady of Madison. Mrs.. Nicholas. l
think.
Long before tbs white mans axe had fung
10 these forests. when thew lid Indian roamed
aud loved. beneath the stately beech aud pop
lar. A beautiful N alden was loved by brave.
whom she loved in return. Her father was
shout TO force her to we'd another; The du.ky
maid repaired TO the top of these falls. aud
after ehAaatisg her death song. auag herse II
from the elf. onto the rocks below, distance
II 1870 feet. The lover following her example.
also took the fearful leap. aud his splr,t weat
10 Join hers in the rich hunting grounds Of the
tribe. 10 the spirit land. Nature as an eternal
record Of their fidelity engraved two hearts
bleeding together upon the surface OF the rocks
where 10 human hand eau ever reach to efIce
tkea.
To the north. towards North Madison. are
he falls Of Chfty. the most magnificent of the
series N this region. aud smaller ones are stu.
atsd all over the region. rendering the vicinity
as say al toe out set. one OF the most delight.
ful aud romantic in the mighty vest.
But have spun this letter too long and aust
close, leaving the condition OF the College aud
other matters aPPertainIng thereto till another
time. s.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-24

The Yarmouth Register says that the far
famed sea s.rpent has lately visited that port.
and Wa chased up a narrow creek aud caught
He turned cut to be horse macker@l. measur-
ing over feet IN length aud Weighing 3l6
pounds. The Register says:
A y the opinion Of experienced fisherman
that this = the fish ehich has given rise to
the hvilef m Sea serpent. When u - run
ming at IT. ordinary speed in search OF prey 1t
moves along Just under The surface of the wa
Ter. producing q wave which u ses upon a ser
ie- Of cOrrugstion- for about leo feet IN a
straight line before It falls eff into the ordin
'rs spreading wave produced by body NOV.
my through the water. This appearance IN
m ,drrste weather 20 closely resembles that OF
huge serpent moving over the surface of the
water that a. dlfhcult, even for those sccus-
TONED 10 the appearance. 10 realise that it Is
uo,hlg but wave. aud II u not strange, thai
~i,~n Tor the first time. At should strIks
The bchoiier with terror.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-24

SAsDY HaoK. Aug. Is
The steamship Asia. from Liverpool on he
sizth inst, bs- passed here bound for Ssw
York Her adviees are two days later than
previously received
The steamship Canada. from Boston arrived
The peace conference At Zurich was TO meet
on the 9Th iBsf
The steamer yigo. from New York arrived
at Liverpool on Saturday the 9Th inst.
10 Parliament bill creating a reserve Of
80 600 men was progressing.
Count Coilers-io. the Austrian. III. DeLsm.
bous. the Sandman. and DELINQUENCY. the
French, representatives 10 The Peace Confer
encr had either reached Zurich or were en route
for the meeting on the 9Th.
The EnglIsh Parliament has passed all the
navy aud army estimates and we're expected 10
al iourn on the 18th.
Volunteers for the 30 900 naval reserve are
10 enter for i've years. aud viii be 10 The navy
what the militia are 10 the army.
The steamer Great Eastern Will be delivered
up by the Contractors in complete condition,
on the 18Th Of August.
The strikes among the builders Of London
was expected 10000 men would be without
employ ment the day the steamer sailed.
The Bank of France has reduced It's rates
Of discount from 4 10 - per cent.
Tbs dssrming Of the French navy was pro-
crossing
The Isl. 900 600 frascs nnespende1 Of the
late loan is TO DC devoted TO Internal improve
mens
The Paris Bourse was firm, and renles had
advanced TO 69f Csc.
ITALY.-lt is reported that an attempt bad
been made 10 poison Gsribaldi. IL vas said
that France was intrigun, to restore the
Grand Dukes.
Naples has decided to admit Breadsluffs free
of d~ty.
AUsTRA-It is reported that Baron De
Bach the Austrian Minister of the Interior had
rendered has Resignation. the acceptance Of
which was refused hy the Emperor
The Calcutta mail OF the 18Th of July had
been telegi aphed.
The European troops were accepting their
discharges ~ large numbers. The mutiDeers
at Berne Shapore had returned to duty. except
forty Of the leaders, who will be court mar.
tailed.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-24

Andre~ Fcote, Esq one ~ our oldest aud
most rspectss'e cins-ns. was called FROM our
r,,d-t on lat FRIDAY. the ielh inst. having
lived 10 ripe old age. and H. the course Of a
long life having - dsmeaoed hlmsef a. TO ain
III. esteem Of all sho knew hin he was diff.
6dent. perhaps 10 fault. which sas doubt
less construed ~ nsuy into eant Of social
feeling aud therefore hi friendships we're not
AZ he more ardent character. But ia all h.
said or did there wxs great uniformity and
Inconsistency aud, therefore, While there VA
= sas.ng the enthusiasm eharacterixlng the
friendships Of many others. there ~aS trust
and .cs,ahsience r.ps>ed va BIN which compen
sssed 4 Y aay defiesencses on the other hand.
Mr.. Foots pa- born in the town of Carlisle
Pa. Decssaber Is. lls6. where he spent the
Ieatly years Of bis llfe. tie renewed u Ohio
about 90 years ago. From thence he removed
TO has place where he xsnved April IS. 1888
Since that time he has been ell the time o. the
community. and the history Of bis life duripg
that period - written upon the memories OF
The generations that have grown up around
hin. be has fsf SO years or more. BEEN q
lfrofnsnent and consistent member Of the Pre-
byisrlzn Church. aud Al his decesss held mem
bsrship "a the society Of the I'd Presbyterian
Chsrch OF this place --Keckrsiie Republican.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-24
Terre-Haute, A. a So L's. 90. n. Coz
ST.. LauIs. Aua l.Ih 1850
10 me rsPLorsas AID csKDIrcas


Between the 10th and 25ih inst We will pa,
in full the labor rolls for May aud jane. Aftfi
that We shall pay monthly between the 9Th
aud 2Oth OF each month. keeping one month
beh ind during the fall and winter ANY
man ia the eDpley ofthe Company can have
his discharge at any time. aud be paid IN fail
at the fret pay day thereafter; but suoh
man csa be employed agsln without the con
sent Of either Sppt.
Ga the 18th OF December next we will r.
deem the Scrip due ia June. with interest," aud
thereafter, monthly. wall redeem the Scrip o
one month. with Interest. folloE ing from uns
Ia consecutive months.
From our general creditors We can only con
tinue Ia ask patience aud forbeararce We
urge this pot only MEASURE Of generosity
towards the present managers. but one o
interest 10 the creditors. They must know
that II u impossible for as TO pay the Dumer
Gus debts against the Company INSTANTLY, and
that We have no other resource but the earn.
Ings Of the Road aud they psy knoy that the
undersigned has done all ia hts power 10 re
lIeve the distress along the line, arising FROM
The debts Of the Company. To pay the men
IN June. he raised more than So. 900 upon hi.
| personal credit. and To make the payment
proms ed above in The present mouth. be will
have TO raise S35 900 more by personal loan
Ii the creditors will not fortear, and will
continue TO hsrrass US with executions. and
| waite the property required for our daily USE
We will have no alternative hut TO surrender
TO the mortgages and yield the Road to the pro
lection OF the Courts. This will extingu, ID
all debts forever.
Ii the creditors along tie line will encourage
he efforts Of the present managers. they will
be ultimately paid, aud the Road probably sa.
we'd to the people aud the Stockholders. Bot
# crowding policy is pursued. 1t will result
IN an immediate foreclosure oil The pIortages
and the extinguishment Of all general debts.
| The undersigned. whilst he deprecsies the
unkind and ianaticsl conduct of some person.
who have held debt against the Company, BIZ
attests the generous aud wise forbssTance o.
greatest number of them. aud makes the fur
ther appeal with renewed confidence aud en-
cou agenent.
wD. GRIswoLp, Prest
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-24
IL The Madison Courier says:

We have been assured by q veteran who has
seen service, and who has passed over much
Of the State. selling "paient rights" that
Douglas will not get delegate IA the Char
lsstoB Convention from Indiana. These oper-
atoms aud movements of distinguished poll
ticians" 10 to prove the view taken by the
Press aud Mr. Buchanan is determi ned to crush
Douglas st Charleston.
The friends OF The Douglas have BEEN out
witted. oct manoeusred al all points. In In
diana they shut their eyes Ia the fact that Dc
man could be friend of DougI and retain
al o-sce at n ashIngtou, (vise Stephen u
Dodge, lately eliminated from an eighteen bun.
dred dollars year clerkshIp on suspicI.p p.
and selected T. A. Hendricks a. tte,r candid
ate or the Governor chair aud leader.
Some OF the ''old rats" have in eontempla
ton a movement which may or may not cul.
inmate IN any attempt To nominate Judge A
q Downey OF Ohio County. DowDey will no
be nominated, aud We predict the Douglas
will come out OF the January State OoagentIot
plueked a. bare - they were picked IN til,
convention Of lcSs
We have never known political party 81
mixed aud confused as The black demoerac,
l. at this tIDe The leaders are not united
they don't know what to 20. Fright aud hu
ghes have qa~rreied; bright aud Dunkalr ar
not irIeEds. Bright sDd nendrIcks have lus
made ifIsbdo; y taiard a;id tie three frsol
Commissioners are fighting ike dogs and cats
aud If hall they say oi each o her Is true. al
OF them ought 10 be serving inside Of the state
prison al JsffersonsIlle. The electors Of ID
parry have no confidence IA the leaders. sn'
IL Is uncertain about .thelr iolloging them an
further. THIS makes tue policy OF The ehIei
doubtful. Having The organization ga thel
hands, they eau dominate aud make platform
- sqit themsr Ives. but wal the electors follow
The, refused 10 do 80 ia le5s-msy again re
fuse In 600 The electors OF the party hs.
been foIced TO sustain The Missouri compTu
mlss. he Leco~ploni.u of j b. 10 IncospoI
ate the dlcis of The Supreme Judges ia Ga
cause OF Drsd Scott lbto their democracy. an
The chiefs noe hesitate over the revival oi ia
African slaye tFads-lDe SUN ~ sniqult,es-
And . Congrcssioual slave code ioE Ihe prots.
ton oi properly IN slave, IA lie Territories
10 s-e wh. lher The people eau be kssea az 1
that slcke1uess.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-24

ests will permit him 10 accept. And in that
case the pscinea'ion q i.sly and the return Of
its rebellion provinces viil naturally have 10
pFecede the establishment Of TIA. confederstior
Of the Honorary Presidency
The Austrian Gazette says. that Cardinal
Autoneili has presented a scheme Of Italian
Confederation, consisting IN sort Of mutual
assurance association Of the Italian Govern.
ments destined - replace the Austrian prctec.
tOrafe ~
The honorary President and all Of the En
voys united. shall form ; Federal Diet. vh:fh
shall be charged 10 waieh Gssr The security Of
the territory OF the confederation BY fixing TIE
military contingent and The force 81 the garsf.
sous OF the federal fortresses. aud which shall
alec dscass The Territorial changes aud treaties
which may be made between the members II
the CONFEDERATION in 50 "a rs these treaties
shsll concern the general Interest.
The Pope has condemned 70 death seven Of
The Inhabitants Of the town Of Perugia FOR
Participating in the disorders which took
plsce m that city on the l4th Of June
The accused. however. have been Judged BY
default. and II is most unlikely they will lie
found when wanted.
There i, II appears, 10 be French occaps-
ton of Italy, temporary, according 10 present
declarations. butthe fortunes Of war may trans
form II 10 permanently.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-24

~ The Ct arch properly at Vera crux alone
is said 70 be sufie,en, 10 furnish the Liberals
with all the necessary material aid" IN enable
them to eonspmmste their revolutionary ppr.
poses Minister McLane estimates he church
properiy N Mexico at $1,000 600. bu, S. nor
Lend. lately at the head Of Mexican finances.
asserted the property to be the value OF s2so
900 600 to $500 .on0 .00ol In the city 81 M.I
60. containing $500 houses worth $50 900 600
estimated by the Minister at So ooo. 600. The
e~tnsies 10 Aermsin alone snonns TO 15e.
600 600 A single balgstrade. about three hun.
drvd f-e, long. IN the National Cathedral. i,
supposed TO be ~or,h 81 .ooc 900.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-24

and Queenswsre Store. is now receiving the
largest lot Of everything pertaining to his
business. ever brought TO this market. He
purchases directly from the eastern cities fos
cash. and is thereby enabled to sell at figures
a. low - any city IN the West. He sells al
vhol-ssle or retail, thus offering superior in.
ducemeuts to country merchants. aud add.
tiousl attractions TO city purchasers.
Go 10 his Qaeensware Store. Mechanics
Block. and see the mas, splendid lot of Hssss
rurni>hiag goods. ever brought to this market
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-24

IL A correspondent Of the peekskill Demo.
crat. refers to some Of the domestic incidents
OF Irving. as follows
F, Our readers are al course. aware that he 10
en1S NLed. though they may not know the
cause OF bis cclibacy. whsa he was young,
he fell in love with a beautiful girl. who's.
name Wa Julia: his love reciprocated,
snd they were engaged. This was before his
literary talent beg y % show itself, aud the
young lady's father hearing 81 his daughters
engagement. broke II OF, aware that Mr.. il.
wing had but small fortune. The youpg
/ lover returned 10 his own home. detected. and
JULIA died soon AZ CT with a broken heart, anil
Der beirotiied continued true TO her by always
remaining unmarried II ocr read the Sketch
/ Book aud Braoebudse Hall, you viii proba.
bly, remember 40 those little romantic tales.
that the the names OF the heroine are Julia
! probably his lavor.te name.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-24

Esd OF THI FOEKsT DIyoRoE Cash -Tbi celfs
brsted Case. which has 80 long occupied the
attention u the t. aud the public. 4 a, last
on the eve - tnal settlement. by the decis.
ZOE u : 1dgs Woodruff. the Question OF ALI.
mony has been sent before a reference, NJ.
Bfsdley-~hose award. II - expected. will be-
made 10 the course Of the epscirg weeh.
1t q probable. frotn the general Character Of
lhs EVIDENCE. that tie referee will allow Mrs,
fore,t from g. 00e o g. .O0) yea oct u the
defendants estate. be former being the sun
Az arded by the yeuilct OF the jury which lrlsi
the case. Besides his, sbe will be 90 tiIcJ 20
the arresrges Nat have aeefart siaot them,
sod which viii amount 10 upwards Of $40 GU,
The Law costs will also form another formids
able item--ibs sun Of & 30, allowed by the
Cour, for the present proceedings representing
but a sn,ll poitlon OF the aggregate. By The
laws q New York Mr.. Forfest ~ili De a. III.
crty % marry aga,n after this decl-ion. bot q
- doubs:ui whether her late partuer W.T. b
entaled 10 DO go. There i nothing. Lo~ever,
70 prevent ham going 10 another Sta.s ADD
contracting marriage thst Will be biadipg.
Thus teruInste IN, legal d lliic"hles VI cooplr
Who. under 0thsr circumstances, might have
lived together c0u euted, respected aud hon.
cred.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-24

,NKwPrKK DrcfssoS---The Supreme Cears
OF Iudisns has made decision which has an
important bearing upon the intsresas Of tbs
Interests of tie ne~spsPer Psess. eoutro-
v.rsy evi.,ea rsls,ive 10 shsre for sdverti..
20. between tbe Commissioners Of Hspilson
county snd lhe Pa,rsot nesspsper. 1t "a.
held by the Judge that The Published terms
% newspapers consulate . contract. II veyt
70 gwen TO newspaper Publishers. ~ishoot .
special sonuse, eonsavenirg the pabli.hed
term. the pablisher ran charge and reserve
according 10 The terms 20 published. IL Il
rss necs~s.ry 60 prove chat The vork cost, OF
"a -crih; he Publishers have rishi 10 q
he sslus q lhsiF columns. and. " 50 hxed nc
,.shsr qoe-tsous nesa be asked. bst the pres
.hus charged can te recovered.