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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20
Nv Motto is /" Progress. -

XAR0M tine great increase of business tie subscriber
has enjoyed in the last six nths, he has been
niced to add to his ready extensive esabli ,hment,
ch he has done by building one at the largest and
ltadmirably arranged operating rooms in The Union,
can LAY wiIhou tear OF conra tirion. that lie
one of Il largest and bast arranged establishm nts
6 country. and facil ties for the successful prn'ecu
oIhis business pos sessel but by few if any, in thi
fsNe. Win competent AMI accomplished assistants.
md M@g the largest stock of daguen eotype materials
be iuBrd in this place such of eve.y variety,
frames ot the finest quality afd richest p1tternsJew
~ IRON com up the finest qualify made Tor
slHeotypes. he fla himself that lac is hett pre-
htd t7 meet h' wants of the public in such thing,
Gao nay house in this place. at from 81 so to S20 CO.
As to the quality o his work, he .ees that 1t Is too
we establishment to demand or admit hom him self
ecomnendaon. h. will only say TINT he clniler ges
comparison with any, tot only tnhen In this place. but
l'faohl
With his pre- ent facilities ne is much better prepared
@eSe pictures of children and groups than heretofore
iad would especial call attention u that department.
h every case satisfaction guaranteed charge
made
Views of private residences and other buildings and
Helry Of eve;y description accurately taken, spe'
Timers " hicl mey be seen, and many others with
p0c5 h> galleries abound, by ceiling the sign Of the
ihg next door t. the Virginia Bank, Main ST. Lyn h.
lr, Va. on at Masonic Temple Main ST. Danvile
Va Pc. GIBBS, Propr tor
7 S.-Post morfem cases and invalids promptly at
s'de t" when requested.
Eoct ofali kind furnished Il craft at thu lowest
hhprces. =. h. G.
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For Baltimore aud Philadelphia,

Bl NJ EAhEh HFlNlDfhE.
i.eares Richmond epery TneSday at ociock = ~
So TIL Il large ana new Steamer d II LVIDERE
Ssss4 Capt OXFORD will receive freight every Mnti
hy and up tie hour of o'clock p. NJ, every Tuna
lay. inr the above place..
Shippers 10 Whc'ling. Pitrshnrg Cincinnati md the
South md West generally will find this the chcnl
81 and most expeditions. Fn frelght. nppl, 10
LUDLAM X WATSON. Richmond. Va.
IuiV II dts
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LNsu, GlsN We huve on hand n complete
i snrtmed vi FISH, insisting nf
10 mlt n wpoe bill No, Clipped Carolina Herring
10 " aud de-. Family Roe 6" e"
- - an1 3" " 'u. Clipped Nova Scotia -
20 Eight Quarter hbl.. M. Mackarcl,
10 hhs M " eknirl.
All which We will sell low Call Ut
may 90 &AUNDERS g. IRBY'S
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MERCHANTS.
DlLLAHD a OGDEN,
Gr0cers 4 Commission Merchants,

Offer for Sale a Large Stock of Groceries,
HoNSIS II fHG m pnrt of the following ericles New
" Orleans. Poftn Rico and Golfer Sugars; Iava. Ia
guyra md hio Col, ltun. Siee and Nail, of every
saretU For ign nd Domestic Liquors. large asurt
of staple Dry tirots l1ai. Cnp-, Boots and
indeed ever, variety of gpnds usually kept in Grccry
horse. heir stock u tho largest ilat II has ever
boen their pleasure oer To The public Feeling
fdent they selta low ny hnusc In ir city. they
re>pectlu y solicit I'll from heir friends nnd the pub
lie generally, before purchasing.
WV. 8. DIILARD.
WM. VI. OGDEN
Rpl 6ls Opposite he Farmers Bank
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Jehu Williams,
DEALER IN WATCHES, JEWELRY.
SILVER AND PLATED WARD,
las just returped from the No,th with "a =
nrticrs and Is now opening one door below III. E,3
stor' OF Jro q, Neem n large stock Of Gold 49,
mud Silver leyer Watches from of the first manu-
incories IN Europe--solne of which will be wnrranted
In keep good tlnn ioi two years. ~ h@
Also,a aplendd assortmrnto of JEW ELRY, consisting
In part ol Gnnllemens Fine Gold Fob, Vest and Guard
Chains Senls, Keys and Brooohea. very great va
nely of Ladies' Breast Pins, Ear Rings Cua Pins Fin
Rings mud Bracelets and endless variety Of other
articles TINT ail pleDse.
silver and Plated Wnrc,
Such ns Silver Gobles, Cups md Mugs; Table, De-
scn and Ten spoons; Sugar Tongs and Sifcrs, Tea
Stninera, Salt and Mustard Spoons, Table and Desert
Forks. ara#
ALBATERT Table, Desert and Ten Spoons; do Forks
aud Batter kllves; Cake and Gard Baskets. Eegan .
Pnied md Britannia Castors Silver iuit Knivesn
Cake Knives. Silver, Pearl and Tortoise Shell Gard Ca
H, Port Monies. &c, and every kind of articles u,us-
y kept in Jewellers Store, which offer my Giends
mud old Customers, with the thai W sell
low. aud favorable ter,ns. any In tho Btste
nnd hope have the pleasure Of speedy call and on.
anime Tor themselves and the truth of the above as
AertIon l.at ,fai 81, .za ~
~ Watches and Jewelry repaired at short notice
and moderate terms. aud highest price given for old
Silver
oct 20 Ia JEHU WILLIAMS.
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RICHMOND.
.rTk Change Of Schedule. scsFTk
Spring and Summer Arrangement,
Between New York and Richmond, via
Norfolk.
PER u s. STEAM SHIPS

TEX UsS. STEAM SHIPS
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE
n 200 TONS Bavihea, Commanted 10y Captains
" Carndya Ski'uer
The jamestown will leave Rich uond every Tuesdayal
ternoor at O'Clock Aud the Roanoke every Saturday
taorn'ng nt7 CLOCK. for New York Via forlolk
Returning, they will leave New tk for Richmond
every Saturday aud Wednesday afternoon ut clock
Stopping n { " hours each way st Norfolk
fassage to New f"rk including meals aud Stitc
room accommodation ,only Observation-Disclosures. go
s''ti"Se hsrdPc nilY =
Charge II Nortnk. The same IA by River Bonts.
Merchants and travellers will find this ne n the osi
speedy and comfortable routes betwern NV York nnd
Ri hnend. Passage and f,re only al0, Steerago pas
sage only S.
LUDLAM 4 WATSON,
ani3 - Richmond yn
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Again In the Market

A MOTHER lot oi those superior sllrunk Military
N Canvass Coata aud Vests
LAWYERS a. DOCTERS
VIII find heouli al lot of English Satin Coats
Black. Brown, ID ob, aud White. also some handsome
PnnRce Cont. nnI Vests hcabove articles wash beau
iii1lly; please call and 500 fhcn
maS % STIGLER, MrELDERRY & co,
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4 Late Arrival of Building Materials,

s.HNE Fraut Door, Run aud Mur-c Locks. with or
l. without night atehes, Upright mud Horizontal
HIM Larss, aquan. Kim lpes- and lialohcs Of many
-fys. upright. villa hotsi fiabitiei and stdng-door
l.ocks. Plated, penrl white, giapa, mnefn, ar
pillo nhd Fancy French knub- bc furnished with
eitlrr the Rim oe Moriae Loeks Lntthea for French
w ndows vari ms patterns, Rim and Mar.c Closet
oeks, Cupbonrd Lncka. stock and Plate Bocks Store
door Locks iih aud without Kuoh4, night, ,quare and
Rim Lntches, Sliding door rail- shenves and asirpgal
plated, pearl wlilo md mineral Bepulls front door
iels. with fixtures enmpetc Dnor nni Window Hin
yes In grrnt variety, Gnr Hinges Of various patterns.
Screws Of good qualiy, fam Ia inches, Hand rnl
Sel,ws, f round aqna,e obnin, Flush mud rnil Bolts
tbs m.rt approved Blind h>trnipgs Sash Locks and
Axle puey~, S,sh q, rd, Finishing Nails in papers frnm
la inchca do dn. by the pound or keg. Flooring do
r m Sly. To i2dy,. II aided Cul dn irom Sly 10 a0dy
Spikes from ta inches. fencing, pning mud vrough
Na,-, French. English and Amrfe.n H,ndow Giass of
diff rent qualities aud all The sses in use Put
~ IN blnddei-, &c.
Believing that we ier greater nducements.ns
CARDS quality quantity, enfiey and price hnn ANY other
csnhishmcnt In the upper codury we respectfully nsk
II nI from those wishing 10 purchase Building Hard
GbEaoRl & RoYALL.
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Spring Fashions for 1854.

sxaS q AIRS ~ FOB Geo.
Nj. LANGHORNE & SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS sECARs AND TOBACCO
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS.
fHNHE Subscribers have constantly hand a large
Il stock of HAVANA Il PRIACIPE SEGARS oi
the approved brands, which they fee confident
inferior in the market and which will be sold
The LOWEST PRICES
ORDERS from any part of the Union will be promptly
met, and ente satisfaction guarantee purchasers.
The followi rands are kept constantly on hand:
La Flor de l'abana, La Sultana,
California Las Tres Coronas,
Jcntencal, La Gotta de Aqua
Old Dominion Comlusta
La Fle de p. J. C., FL Leon de Orc
La Teresa, El Nupuno,
Rio Hondo, Plantation,
Ell Proprama. Figaro,
Las Tres Estreas. La Norma.
Herman Cortez, lrinuip"s.
Lafayette, &c., &c.
ToBACco.
Oronoco. Nectarine,
G1tu Leaf, Catawba
Golden Peach, Stanard, &c, e.
Spptpuha S-lRcts
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essisssss esssiissszsssss Jas. River Canal. tlIs..;~ssss tsIs.;~ss

rARE PROM LYSCHBuRG. FAKE FROM LYNcHBuRG,
~ Mchmand. .--.-. So 80 To Lrxngton..- 81 %
20 Charoitesve > 50 To Natural Bridge | 81
10 Canberd e.. II 3 % To Buchanan, -. | 81
oUR PACKET BOATS leave Lynchbmg lady nj
NJ, Sundays excepted, and arrive in Richmond
-o'u lhy at A. connecting there with tho North
faand Southern Cars, lcayi y at 7 A. NJ, ard Steam
D'i'S down the river. leaving AT A NJ. In Lynch
1s supper vii be provided on the Boats lr passen-
b 9,rn nne in IN the Tenne ssee rairoad cars.
isse gers for Charlottesville will ke the lues
@ '9 s. thursdays and Saturdays Boatarrve in SCOTS
~ next day at u A. M,and in CharlntteSville p NJ
me 'at for LeAingt m, Natural Bridge and Buchnn
y "H leave Lynchburg " lndavs, Wednesdays and
mays, ar7 A. NJ. Returning lenve Buchanan Mon
3'' " Nednesdrv. and Frdnys at 81 A. M,
BOYD. EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
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AINE Of Rirhmondx a..

These vessels 81 the hrst class bui in the city oi
baltimore, expressly for this trade and haye superior
ommodntians for passengers. They are commanded
l'y experienced Captains, well qualified for the irie
and who " i'll spare exertion To accommodate They
will be towed pp end down the ~iVers by and may
he relied to sui prom lily advertised.
Merchants guing North or ordering goods from Now
York, will find it their interest ship by this line,
as freight will always be taken low 10y uny other
line of Paclets and every effort will be mndc by
agents in Richmond and New York give satisfaction
Freight - per WHOLE aud - cents per } -
Tobacco being about so per cent less than chnfgt
the Steamers Insurance cnn be effected in the h..l.
moad Fire Association by this line nt 38 per
We respectfully u-k and hope succeed in obtain
ing a fall shnlt- ol patronage.
Goods shipped by this line 10 New York will be for
wnrded free Of commission New Orleans, Mobile
Gharleston, Savannah any other Southern North
port The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets
II New York Beth No |, Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CUR lie Richmond, } },
G. II. PlERSON. N Y :.
No. 81 .Souih Street
August 2.dts
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND .

RECEIVING AND ON HAND
Oh HHDS N %. n Z X Sueai,
~ 40 bla Coffee aud Clarified Sugar,
80 bnxes md bbls. Loaf Crushed and Pul
verizrd Sugar,
100 hngs Rio aud LaguirR Coffee.
90 bngs Surerior Old J4vu Coffee,
~ hhds. Cuhn mi T. X. Molasses,
90 bbls N. q, Molnsses,
90 tois Bnr Iron, assorted,
do Hoop mud Band do,
. do Bstcrd ST. el.
l do. Cast aud Shear do.
10000 ibs Bnron.
300 Sues Sol. Lentle,,
rs do. Black Upper do,
40 doz Cnlf Skins
% Pink Ii ling do,
10 Sheen Skins,
600 iines Cotton Ynrn
10 Bales Oannburgs.
so Boxes Sperm and Adamnnline Candies
so do. Hull 4 Sons Patent do
Is do. Sonp
10 do Starch,
900 kegs Nails, 3 TOGO ay,.
10 Nr'i Nails,
- bbls 7 ,nncrs' OIL
40 Peruvian Gunno.
900 sacks Salt.
Also
Pah, Blecched nnd Brown Domestic. Calico, Linen,
Drill, Bed Cords aud Plough Lines Win low Glass aud
Putty, CoppenH, Alur, Madder and Indigo, Pep2er,
G ger and Spice, Spades Sh0vels Trnce and Halter
Chnins, Manure nnd Hny Folks, Boots Shoes and HATS
For sao. exchange for country Produccun accomo.
dating terms (npi 2lt) JOHN HOLLlNS
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T1NiON sTEAM>mlps COMpANY,s

L NkpN = SbE MShEPS SOMPANk's
- Lane OF STEAMESR.-FOR PHILADEIr
PHlA.NlA NORFOLK The stramerA [-~~e -
Virginia, Captain David Teal sfea. .nc Asl..Sas--,;;y
Z na-ylyania Captain james Baymorr, steamer Cny nt
Richmond, Captain T. Miterll One of these s,,lenairl
steamers will enve Richmond for rhilad phia every
Monday and Thursday high water touching ut Civ
Point und Norfolk Give eight aud passengers
Returning, leave Phadelp ia every cdnoslay aud
Saturday, 10 o'clock, a. NJ arriving M Richmunl
every Tuesday and Saturday morning on which DAYS
they will d-cla arge their cargo.
These splendid steamers have been built expressly for
this line, and every has been made To eombtae
strength and speed. They provided with Fran is
Patent Metallic Lite Boats:' first tables, ard
every attention i. paid by accommodating Captains
the comfort o passeng aud the protection oi pods.
FARE REDUCED;
= " Philadelphia - : -..-.-.s
2nd cabin nd not found. ..-...-. A
Passenger for New York would consult their interest
by king this rou,e; for independent OF being the
cheapest and 4alest, IL is by far tue most pl'astnt.
Tolneeonists shipping tn Pitrsburg be accommoda
ted by this line. have rel into lngement,
Ia forward od- through with .lisput h.
For freight or passage Apply 10
ROBERT RANRIN. Agent.
ou,le Dock
p s All goods by this | ne frnm Phllad Iphia will
be discharged on Tn sda "a and SATURDAYS und nftrr
they delivered The wmif, shall be .onsI, red by
the Company al the risk of the owners
mar II dts ROBERT RANKIN AT
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CLOTHING AT COST.

hWlNG 10 the ern quantity ol Ready made Cloth
~ ing n1h4 market. and tho hardness Of the times,
WE hive concluded To sell for time Fine and beau
tflv assorted Stock Of Ready made Clubbing FurnisL-
ne Gnnde Umbrellas &c. &c. at Coa for Cash
Now is emphatically the time or all wanting such
eopds--and who does not Ito lay ina good supply Of
alethng such seldom offered in this market. s
Our 6ouls are oil new aud hat Recently purchased at
very low prices. md consist Of al ayea and patterns
from the inestto the coarsest kind, suit every per
Our Cloths, Cassimerea md Vestlng will continue
io make up the lowest rates of profits according
the times and every nriiele made up by warrant to wa
give entire satisfaction.
Cos aad NIL and examine for yourselves aud our
word or IL yon will not 20 away dissatisfied! Al
BAKER Il CLAVEYS
Clothing station, cor. Mnin g. Market ats.
ln.Ia
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NOR KENT-Tne House recently occupied In
4 by tie subscriber apPlyto d. b. Payne or III
Ammon Hancock. JAS Q. HUNT
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TWO BALES CLEAN MOSS IA large stock of Wae
on, CariaRe and Buggy Axles, Eliptn Springs
Hubs, Felloe. Spokes Point and Sund Bands Patent
Lenthcr. Ennmelled Cloth broad and na row Laces-
nod other articles nscd by wagon and enriage makers
ohand nd for sale by GREGORY a. ROYALL.
apI 22-ta
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II the lrnn is stopped for passenger between any
Of the above named points, the charge will be made from
the point last passed by the Train and charge win
he less than twenty-five cents in any
Passengers who do procure Tickets (except those
who take the where tickets not sold,)
will be charged by the conductor, per cent. in ad
iition to the regular rates Of nra provided however
that in no case sh, he receive than ten,
ihan fifty cents from any passenger to any point
the road. -
Servants will be required to have passes, to
he left with the Ticket Agent and with the Con iuc
tor. which passes be explicit in granting the vi
lege 10 travel on the Free coored persons Wi be
required produce theriree papersor they will be
pei mitted To travel on the
Jun Is Il. II GIL L, Gen'l Supt
rY'All papers advertising for this Company will
please stopal adv rtisements in relation Passenger
Fare and insert the above -ates.
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'IND THE PEOPLE of LynchbUrg.-
ADAMS Il cos Expresses oie, Dmt Cerfan
ara Cheop facilities fr obtaining lots Of all descriP-
jn- from ali purs Of the United States.
We have secured Special Express Privileges on th'
.wif and omestopn and Ronnake, saving
New York, "Wednesday, ond Saturday, arriving in Rich
nlnnd Friday and Mondny of each week. by this line
we prepared lorwcs1 goods Of all descriptions si
very low Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund and Davenp,r's line Of Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of POr'er0ge
Our inland express per Grent u. 5 Mail LIE, CIV
her 'tofore, 10 arrive in Richmond 1xice D1i
The wel!-known character Of our house Tor resi-" i.
hiIt, and attention to the interests of custom
warrants in saying that shippers will find 1t to tEer
.nterest to order their Good through "Adams g. Go.
Eapress ADAMS CO,
per H,n. II. Mosby Agent.
iy 26 fdts LynchLwc Va.
N. B.-Goods dispatched to all points where Ne have
agents
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INSURANCE AGENCY,

INSURANCE can be Effected in these companies uI-
L fair terms, in any Others oil equal resPonsi
bi'y, by appeationto
p. d. CHRISTIAN, Ag't. Lynchburg
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-04
&ood-Mornins

'Oh am so happy" little girl said
As she sprung like lark, from her low trundle he'd
9 T is morning good morning, papa
o give me one kiss for good morning, mamma
Only just look at my pretty canary,
Chirping his sweet good morning to Mary
The sun is peeping straight into my eyes
Good morning TO you Mister Sun, for you rise
Early to wake up my birdie and me-
And make us as happy as happy can be-
"Happy you may be, my dear little girl"
And the mother stroked softly clustering curl
'tHappy you can be, but think of the One
'-Who wakened this morning, both and the sun
The little girl turned her bright eyes with nod
Mamma, may say good mording to God ~
'.Yes, little darling one, surely you may
Kneel as you kneel every morning to pray
Mary knelt solemnly down. with her eyes
Looking up earnestly into the skies
And two little hands that were folded together
Softly she laid on the lap of her mother
'Good morning, dear Father in Heaven" she said
Il thank thee for watching my snug little bed
For taking good care of me all the dark night,
And waking me up with the beautiful light,
y keep me from naughtiness all the day long.
Dear Saviour who taught little children to pray
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-04

HfGH-HANpED OUTRAGE We learn SAYS
the S. F. Herald of the 29th ult.. that on Fri
day night last, party of Americans in dis
guisc, went to the ranch of San Vicente, upon
which the Berreyesas- of the oldest and
most respectable California families in the
State reside, and forcbly entering the house
of Don Femecio Berreyesa, dragged him from
the arms of his wife-conveyed him to the
Arroyo Cayote near San Jose, and there hung
him. No reason was assigned for this barbarous
act, and his family can only conjecture the
motives which prompted the assaians. We
are informed that Don Nemeco was himself
nun of family, about 80 years of age-and one
of the kindest-hearted and most estimable eiti-
sens in the county. His body was found by
his friends on Saturday morning, suspended
where the hangmen left it. From all informa-
ton before us, the deed can only be regarded
as cool-blooded assassination.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-04
California HOmesteadS.

The following decision of our Supreme
Court, in regard to homesteads will be
found interesting, besides giving US an
idea of the position occupied by the chief
Judicial officers of our State in regard to
an important law -
SUPREME CoURT-July Term, 1854
Mary Ana Taylor vs.. Louis Il. Horgous-
In Cook VS. McChristian, we decided that
Homestead Law required no specific act to
indicate the selection of a homestead and
that the occupancy of the family was pre-
sumptive evidence of the appropriation of
the place as homestead, and was conse-
quently notice to all the world.
The main difference between this case
and that of Cook VS. McChristan consists
in the fact that here the husband and wife
removed from the premises after a sale by
the husband in which the wife did not
Join, and it is argued by the appellant,
that this was evidence of abandonment
of the homestead, and the acquisition of a
new one.
1t seems to me on the contrary, to be
the very case against which the statute
intends to provide. Ii the husband can
sell at pleasure and remove to another
place without the consent or appreciation
of the wife, then the design of the statute
to protect her against the improvidence,
misfortunes or misconduct of the husband,
would be totally nugatory.
AS soon as a place, by the occupancy in
good faith ofthe family, acquires the char
acter of homestead, the nature of the
estate becomes changed, without reference
to the manner in which the title to the
property originated, whether it was the
separate estate of either husband or wife,
or the common property of both. 1t is
turned into a sort of joint tenancy, with the
right of survivorship, at least as between
husband and wife, and the estate cannot
De altered or destroyed except by the con.
currence of both in the manner provided
by law.
The conveyance by the husband alone
is declared by the statute to be void, and
this rule cannot be subverted, unless it be
in favor of an innocent purchaser without
notice.
1t is argued for the appellant that if
during several years, husband and wife
buy several homesteads, live in them for
time, and then the husband sells, the wife,
after the death of her husband may sue
for, aad recover them all, although it is
not called by any of the facts in this case,
yet have no hesitation in saying in an
swer to the argument, that no such con-
sequence could follow; because we have
said that occupancy is only presumptive
evidence of homesteads, this recovery
would completely rebut tie presumption
which occupancy might raise in reference
to any other for which she might bring
suit. The other matters argued by the
appellant are not made sufficiently promi-
nent by the evidence to entitle them to
separate consideration.
Judgment affirmed.
HEYDENFELDT, J.
concur. MURRAY, J.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-04
From our Extra of Sunday.
9v |EGGR APH
Arrival Of the Steamer Uncle Sam

The steamer Uncle Sam arrived at San
Francisco this morning, Sunday, the 3Oth, at
II O'Clock, bringing 600 passengers.
The news though interesting, does lot show
ony decisive action an the part of the bellig-
erent forces of Europe. How different their
action has been from that of our own country
in the war in which we were recently engaged.
Month after month we have been anxiously
expecting to hear Of the final closing in of the
parties, by which the world would be shaken
almost to its centre. But no such thing John
Bull loves to brag, and intends to do more
that way than by fighting.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-04
Hon. to Avoin q bad Husband.--1. N,

Hon. to Avoid bad Husband.--1. New
er marry for wealth. A woman's life con-
sisteth not in the things she possesseth.
2. Never marry fop, or one who struts
about dandy Like, in his silk gloves and
ruffles with silvered cane, and rings on his
fingers. Beware! there is trap.
3. Never marry niggard, a closefsted,
mean, sordid wretch, who saves every PEN
ny, or spends it grudgingly. Take care
lest he stint you to death.
4. Never marry a stranger, or one whose
character is not known or tested. Some
females jump right into the hre, with their
eyes wide open.
I 5. Never marry a NOPE or drone, one
who drawls and draggles through life, one
foot after another, and lets things take
their own course.
6. Never marry man who treats his
mother or sister unkindly or indifferently
Such treatment is sure indication of a
mean and wicked man.
z. Never, on any account, marry gam
bier or profane person. Such man
can never make good husband.
8. Shun the rake as snake, viper, a
very demon.