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Proposals for Stationery.


rozr orroE Drr4 yrs p ;s,,
gALED PROPOSALS. will be received the Post Office
palea until Inc iu day Of June noxi At O'clock N ir
July, nnaecompanied by satisfactory
AZ article, mus, D. q oss qualify samples O. which
ne Dids AM The department, me sh 10 retain and
m me same Al The ee stated II the offer . return en
ara 40. Of ,ne kind and quality required y e dsp
mat at spurious article, Will subject the entire bid 70 rejection
the sunoncd si specifics as nearly can now be done the
viii sa waa,ed. NV
oio posi-, plain finish, fainined, and
med, 70 weigh not less a ,ian y lbs per team
fooscap pl.n, machine, antined, and trimmed, to
10 do ioolscap, bueaid, hand made. ntnec garden
Tern. com.apniy known rs De despatch Or consular
e do qaaro post hand made plain, FAINT lined three adaa,
Aas 20 qaar,o post machine, plain, Sides
hes, hand made super royal paper plain per rean
10 beat hand made royal paper, PLAIN, per rean
DO hes, hand made medium paper psa, per ream
40 % no,e paper, eii per rsam, smai.iza
100 es ,row % is 1o ss re,
90 sss sy" ss pens and
do cards Of manufactures ia use, per dozen
% gross metallic pens, per gross
ANAL pss saass., ss.swosa, per gross gross
g DO steel tipped pen handles, per gross
i s:' g:ss :s.s.s g
q = is' y; ,s ;s sisss . 4 en-.
10 silk taste, colors and widths, in hanks
do ponaee boxes, cocoa. per dozen
70 90 paper ,a we a ABSORBED a.ss per dozen
y do sand boxes: Of cocoa, per dozen
do eraers Rodgers Sons, ivory mindless genuine,
do penssivc. Rodeers Sons. blades buckho han
do wafer-.iamps, lsosy handles per dozen
s pY-StH
do once shears n inchcs, per dozen
Z ni.snds, nlaess PATENT movable tops, per dozen
30 s:is"s: s:s :" "ss pr
DO bronze srrin. 400 inasands y dozen ,,,..
IS as, Cooper phipss, equal, per quar-, bo,te
loo do NIX red Araod's equal pint bottles, per hottie
"a asnd, was s s.s. red p p.Ssa r.. Mound
% '"as ,"ss' as pss r. ps p"ssd
~ quarts black sard, per quar-,
AGO 'snd. iwIae l,,.n, par pound
100 do irvine, cottor, l'er pound
do do i,saumviis, roana per dozen
sosnds spoase he, best pee per ps ss .,n,s
5000 white adhesive envelopes. vsy smooth and
$4,000 log sua adhesive en,sss' very -ao' and nick ~ by
900 long white envelope smooth and
.hck, letters and circulars - by 3k inches, per hun
5000 envelopes smooth and thick,
1000 white envelopes per hundred
sSo Whit nsss adhesive pc s.sd'A
Inc adhesive envelopes boky gummed fourth Of
inch wide, round the ispp~is.
bidder with his proposals sample and
sample, of each article hid
Each than named
for any article,
condition. 81 he advertisement stationery
10 b" head OF
department WILL In all whssr the ARTICLES rendered b.
the contractor Of the quality required
The vii bidder, and
bond aud security WIZ be required sr faithful
The stationery be furnished the de
and al he whether ereeed
o estimated.
prop~al signed making Il,
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No. 536.J
Notice OF Restoration and Withdrawal Of Lands
In Railroad Grants in the State OF Arkansas.

NorIcE Is re eby gwen 'a ectpanee with The request o
dat The s Of Apr asian a dec,r aai he ana- stuas
he 'ownshirs hereinafter enumerated wrb were hrreafe with
epians lying within probable limits Of .he llr
." sa fn 'o sna @ ,ne Ivy !"
townships n.med below, probable limits OF the grant
legislature, SHAH added those Ietefved from
e sn p g sp a d"
offices hersnasr mentioned which subject
psemp,ed The following townships viii again suhis
private entry and after Monday e s," day Of June next %
In the district ofand4 subject 10 le al. HsLxsAt
Noh tss bare line and east Of The i'm principal meridian
Township /, Of ranges 3, 4, s, aud g.
township 8 % ranges 8 and =
Township 8, OF rsage7.
ofae line aud 81 nm principal meridian
Townships i a,s. and 4, Of ranges /, ., ., and 4.
Townships 2, and ., Of range 8.
81 ne 81 ts nth principal
Townships J, 2, 3, and 4, Of range !.
Townships 2, and J, Of raagsa
the district of lands subject sale Lrrrfs Rock
North Of line Of the mn principal meridian
Townships and 4, Of rangei7.
South efMs base line and oest Of tie h principal meridian
Townships and . Of range. 3 and 4
Township 5, Of range 49,
In ds,;ici of lands subject sale al B,rRsyLLK.
lima and Of sae ma principal meridian.
Township ,, Oranges aud q
Township IA of rangn 8.
In the dsic, iands subject TO sale at wAsmlsursri
.rxt .r.t.s ..1
ooW" " sae ose s'"e "'' " " i' Jp's Ps"cP"s ""t'S
Township 2, OF range 10.
Township >, VI range 90
Town.hps ! ana 6, of range ~.
Townships 81 range ~
Townships I, 70, and ! I, y range - !.
Townships -, 10, and 20. % range 90
inwnsbi, al ri rapps 2s
In he arshta' OF mas suoject !" SAFE az oLARhsfLLk'
% has ne h principal meridian
Townships |, ?, g. aud TO- Of range ls,
own 1,3, y.
. rownsnps nv :. - ., u"sse -
roMnsn'p :, y .a.s. -. a, $40,
m""hss'ps = a"u - - 1850 -, - q" ,o
noWhsnS s'a =, ~ 'a"k's Z, 80 ~ ~"o -
nowh'hps = 2, uea Y, - 'ans sa - ga
.,. .p - $3.50 \, ~ s,.d ~ -
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I'Hk KISSING sHtDh. by iars- ss.thvsorth.
Dfck.nsis v. Stones. i yai
Psrkwfek Papers cents
Kate Asiessesd-a novel by Charles i. Pe,eyao-
Aifa5s by Theodore Nngzc
l6e Initials i,nn.
@isnhspe Bpreixh BY Hesa Dba.
tasenae by Alexander Dumas.
Pre- Of a rrosa BY Eugene snr.
May 10 PRANCk TAYLOR
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NO. D3o-
Office ~ the establishments ~ an sddsfsom~i land
oaics in The Wtscgns "a.
II OF tosgres February
estiiid San establish aas,uoss state
OF wisconsin,
bIysk DISTRICT bss nort attire tine dividing
Forty Tor yuftn ne,l b.
DISTRICT Z 1 hereby declared ssd inside kaesn
of said d-ict ha al
The United States at Superior said
Gwen Under my hsnd the 81 Washington. day
April A. ~ teso John WILSON,
tommias Of the tsensfai Land Once.
apfil 2s--lswsw Int. aud atafl
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Washington, May ID, io55.
pursuance % tegszng making
sneh offsets have BEEN usually Included
eAl appropriation bill without authority o. law, "a and pre-
vide fo ineSsn1l ~ the
Of he for otsr A6h
1872 seated
O'Clock, 23a 81 June furnishing
OF stationery may be required BY cor nom Isl
July the snhonsd
Of bat u understood proposing
department 10 be liberty either
yesr
acle BE- Of ih quality aud be delivered
delay yh ordered.
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SaIamander safes.

Salamander safes.
EVANS WATSON, street Philadelphia
Pa (ase No ~ Dock street,, have
al their
fATENr SAL AMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PHOOF SAFES,
Bask vaults and doors bank stores,
PATENT sLATE-LINED REFRiGERAToRs,
Water nsrs, Fairbanks platform
aud counter scales.
Huerofib, He,tsy', Naies Halls
patent powder proof bank locks. Please a call
made the many hundreds
Use
Maguder, 7,b Pennsylvania avenue Washing
ton, ID. &.
Farmer and Mechanics Bank, Philadeipnis,la safes
United Mint do
United stairs Arsenai Sin California, ain Philadelphia
United States Appraisers oflce, Philadelphia
P.nnsyiy spia Railroad Company, Philadelphia safes.
Philadelphia Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Company
Philadelphia.
Richard Norris, Son, Locomotive works, Philadelphia
Winchester Bank, Winchester. Virgins.
Mr. f. wood FcEF fsnnsyivsnsa between 9Th and ah
Washington. c. aunozes receive orders and
nak. sales of The shove.
p--aawty tNANF WATSON
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Many DxrAaTANsr,
Bureau o. Prosis'ons aad ciohins, June l. le5S
,EALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for Been
= win bG received
until u O'Clock saturday me sih day Of July
furnishing delivering al 10 the
Unlted state- at the following YARDS
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4 Mk.KICAh HOUSE, Hanover street, BOSTON ny
Rebuilt aud elegantly furnished
Improvements for the moda'
the travelling public.
Zee a dig
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THROUGH TICKETS.

For Lynchbug, with the e'nr"~ - ""'e,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
For i4nay New Market, ..1ss az Cui
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and saturday.
For Waceser daily, connecting with The Faaoi.
For Mdd.ebarg with the Plains
Per order; w, D. BROCkErr, Agent
7--dtf
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAiLROAD.

On and after Tuesday, Noreasber T. 1854,
HE leave Alexandria daily o Godonsvile and nerme-
date >tons O'Clock, the arrival III the boat
from Washington. giving breakfast board. Con
Meeting with Strasburg War
Warrenon, Vile
with the trains Virginia Central raroad for Richmond Char
oesviie, and Stiunton.
Alexandria and intermediate
before 70 O'Clock, the arrival Of the
Virginia railroad iam Richmond, Charlottesville, and
2taunt0n.
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Stationery.
NAVY DsrARTmrsr, May "a, 1855.

SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the office
y secretary O'Clock m, Fri
furnishing
Navy
the July 1885, and ending the 3oh
June 1885,
furnished be- of the quality delivered
and OF head
The Office which they required
Ii each bidder fIfn with his
a a sam OF each article bid Tor.
blank will be fur
Disposed bid bad Will be considered which
fully Ia which
bid and in which than
named article.
approved
will be required Of the
The authorized " the snreie
satisfactory testimonials fulfil the
bud; otherwise, win not be considered
itslt the right
quantity article the public
Bervica reqaire
he required enumerated in The
furnished the lowest market according it's
quality
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WIN. M. Merrlck,

No. 3s Losiansa arnme,
United
Of clsms and the several courts Of the District Of CO.
iumbia.
Dee a7--3Awu
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Hossa ~ REPRESENTATIVE UsfFEp sr.r..
CLERKS oree, May y, isk
IN pursuance 81 hc tb q Congress a. a. -
August ei3 tntisd Aa issalE. nakas aueF
lions ar such necessary otceis ususi neua
Appropriation bsr authority aaa 4. ~
provide fof CERTAIN isc'a.nts sae Departments aa
90 other seated psapossgs
this Once "Wednesday acx4 81 n ~
furnishing tbs following arctes oi stationery m -
o. House during fhifty -ioudh Ce
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II ANTHONY. No. 3Os Broadvvay, New York, man
II, " dazucTreoype apparatus matne
cases, and importer Of paes, chemically fancy
caloypc and chencas for and
rails Of every Description
Case supplied materials Cor manufacturing eases.
O. Harriroas rerbraed so, vogtandcr
AWAY. hand.
agS Broadway. June II, 1854,
1-dlyears
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Law scl,oar Can,bsrinna UnivcEaity, ut Lebanon.
Tennessee
FACULTY, Hon Abraham Caru'hcs, late Of tae circuit
judges OF Tennessee.
Hon. Nathan Of the Judges ofihe supreme
Of Tennessee.
Bromhcid l.. Ridley,
Judges their exclusively
10 the school.
Plan AZ instrneonI Daily examinations
regular
Tally lessons of the examinations.
2 Weekly otcunaon law which
dents statement Of facts profess
them through AL the
Practice The framed as 70 require them
Deeds wills and all OF documen
enee in the trials Some o. me eases aken by appeal
supreme which h bed monthly
public the end OF session The students
IFS jurors judges and chaneeio, and in official
pscites connected with ,hnr suits.
FIRST session the third
and Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and
Thursday in July
Expenses pc, ssssiorTtiop ice so, eonngrn
lee A. boarding $50, Students
which be- had in the Lebanon bookstores.
Foaf required complete course,
dents advanced class No study Tor
issioR. There regular classes
any during the collegiate year.
There legislature connected
Number of students the lsst collegiate year eighty six
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Fet il-.oiy President BOARD 81 Trustees
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TsIAh> by Aann Gors JSxsatt, author 90 Asts''~S
/ raphy OF a. kcusas. Price IS eents
Hour N Inc sfsiys Msrineeu Free " ses.
Am~r,cs Ap,rfie NJ BY w n Barter .sq-M -,
Parry rsies ef the ~ n1py Translated b. y x F
aud illustrations ~ John GihsfL ,,.a
History 81 PriesictsN ~ Ages and Ninns, ~ Mhiam h"
,..t .rrs,ses =, n rAyLoa n NAuRss
foakfnfe, aehf bh ht7s
4 oos.scAp WRITING 50 sfsass ~ the seesi 80
alec % thp cheaper feef Fce a
from manufacturers, tcF sas al urasegly low peF
Is fh&sSh tAAh@
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sIgnalure Il two guaran,ors 3. \ Y
CHARLESTON, MASSACHUSETTS.

No white-cak plank stock logs No. promscu-
timber No 4. white oak keel pieccs. yellow pine
plank stock log. No O. yellow beams No Jeaow pine
timber. Mo- o. white pine. No. 10, white
butts, ash cypress No. II, black walnut cherry.
No ~, white ash oars, hickory No
M. 10, hgnumv@. No II, composion copper
bar iron steel No. 49, iron spikes nails No pipe, xnc
No. u, hardware No %, paints oils No. a. fax
No. IS, No 81, fax twine a.
No. %, leather No. 20, hose No 10, brushes No.
low. No. 81, ship chaniofy No. u.s. stationery a6,
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FORM OF OFFER.

The undersigned, ---, OF -, In the State Of -, and
- Of -. in the State Of @~, hereby that.
the bid Of OF the
they will within
the office Designated
the contract, fur The win good and sufficient
and said shall fail aforesaid,
guaranty good difference offer
said --- and thai which be
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

BaT Young man one word in your ear,
You are just starting upon the great jour
ney of life. Don't stand there holding
your horse, waiting for the crowd to go
by. If you do, you will wait until the
sun of life shall set upon your gray hairs,
and your days be forever past. No.
What if the crowd is big mix in and
take your position along with the rest
If the sluggards do not go fast enough,
drive around them. You will make by
it. Distance all you can; be excelled by
none, and you will surely come out ahead
You may break wheel occasionally, but
not oftener than Others would break it in
driving past you. The world WILL move
on; some fast and some slow; yet they
DO all move, and what folly for you to
wait until others have out-sped you and
carried away the choice fruit of the sea i.
son. Remember that.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

BAD SPEcULATIoN.-A representative of the
Emerald Use started out few days ago on o
collecting tour, having bill of 81 35 against
the proprietress of drinking saloon on the
corner of Front street and Long Wharf Tie
payment OF said bill had been refused on
previous occasion. He called with the deter
mination of having settlement On presen-
tation Of his bill, he received orders to leave,
and as he swears, had names applied to him
which his sponsors had never christened him
by, and to which they never dreamed he would
answer. Being of an excitable disposition
and without entertaining great respect for
his maternal progenitor, he forgot himself so
far as to call the lady Sydney Duck" and
her husband thief robber, &C., &c. The
Lady's sister went for an officer and had him
arrested for disorderly conduct. and both ladies'
appeared against him in court yesterday. He
conducted his own case, and made a most clo-
qucnt appeal to the Court: "Yis, yer honor.
this good lady called me names, and was
peaccable as lamb. and divil the wrong I've
done, upon me solemn oath.' He was, net
withstanding, mulctcd in the sum of $40, be-
sides the loss of his little bill, which makes
the amount II 80 actual loss, which he will
find it rather difficult to make up soon tAc.,
hard times. .-1ita, 2d
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16
NEVADA JOURNAL.
TUESDAY, FEB. 13, 1855.

bD~ The prospects of the extra allow
ance to the Collins line of steamers for
transporting the mails, are not so favora-
BILE, and the probability now is that in a
few months the line will be abandoned
Exchange.
We rather doubt the withdrawal of the
line 1t has now almost monopoly Of
the Atlantic steamer travel, as the Cunard
steamers are withdrawn, and will not be
renewed till after the Eastern war has
terminated If the Collins line cannot
run at present prices, it should increase
the rate of passenger travel, so that the
expense may fall upon those who use the
steamers, and not ask the people gener-
ally through Congress to pay its way.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16


CIRcUMsTANTIAL Evidence RI. 2.
Sibly, landlord of the Naquag Hotel, in Barre.
recently missed his port monnae, containing
$50 in money and several hundred dollars in
notes. lie blamed respectable mechanic
named ierrick, who, with bis wife, was lodg-
ing in the house and the iron of o portmonaie
having been discovered amongst the ashes of
the stove In his room, caused him to be arres-
ted.
Things were in this state When the lost port
monaie appeared. 1t was brought by one of
the Worcester stage drivers. who, at an early
hour in the morning, before Mr. Herrick had
risen, took the pocket book, in order to prac-
tice joke on the landlord. Upon these dis
coverles, III. was released, after day of mental
anguish on the part Of himself and wife, such
as they never before experienced : Trarcter.
This practical joke proved to he great in
justice-and distressing cruelty to an innocent
man. Such jokes are rarely innocent; and
commonly they are the meancst of lies and
cheats.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16
Miners Meeting.

At meeting of the miners of Mosquito
Greek, held Feb. 5th 1855 at the house
of Nicholson & Co.'S, on motion I
Nicholson was called to the Chair and A,
W. Browning appointed Secretary.
On motion a committee of three were
appointed to draft resolutions for the ac-
ton of the meeting. r. +. Morrow, A.
c. Cove and g. A. Peters, committee.
The following resolutions were presen-
ted and unanimously adopted.
Art l. On and after this date Mos
quito Creek Mining District boundaries
are as follows: Commencing at the mouth
of big Mosquito Greek, thence running
due North to the Slate creek ditch, thence
following said ditch up to the divide be-
tween Mosquito creek and Slate creek,
thence running down said divide to the
place of beginning
Art. g. All creek and ravine claims
shall be one hundred feet up and down
the creek or ravine extending from hill to
Ihill. All hill claims one hundred feet
square.
Art. Sd, All articles except second,
fourth, fifth, seventh, eighth and twentieth
are hereby repealed of the old laws bear
ing date Sept Is, 1854
On motion, R. F. Morrow was unani-
mously elected Recorder for the term Of
one year.
Resolved, That the above laws take ef-
feet on and after this date be signed by
the Chairman and Secretary and be pub
lished in the Nevada Journal
l, NICHOLSON, Pres't.
A. W. BROWNING, Sec'y.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

SucKERs.-A witty clergyman had
been lecturing one evening in country
village, on the subject of temperance, and,
as usual, after the lecture the pledge was
passed around for signatures.
"Pass it along that way" said the lee
turer, pointing towards gang of bloated
and red nosed loafers near the door,
Pass it along, perhaps some of those
gentlemen would like to join our cause"
"We don't bite at a bare hook" gruf-
hy muttered one of the rummies.
"Well,' replied the ready clergyman,
Z" l believe there is kind of fish called
suckers, that do not bite"
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

BEAUTY AND THE BEAsT.-In Novem-
Der, 1888, Anne, the eldest daughter of
George the Second and Queen Caroline,
was married, in the Chapel Royal of St.
James's, to the Prince of Orange, man,
the hideousness of whose appearance is
said to have been only exceeded by some
monster in a pantomine, or some orgre in
fairy tale. In giving him her hand, the
princess seems to have been entirely in
fuenced by love of power II would
die tomorrow to be Queen to-day" she
observed on one occasion to her mother.
When her father spoke affectionately to
her of the ungainliness of her lovers ap-
pearance, and told her it was not yet too
late to recedc-"I would marry him." she
said, "even if he were baboon.o The
subsequent story of the princess and her
lover is that of the Beauty and the Beast
over again. Lord Chesterfield tells us
that he had many excellent qualities and
accordingly, Notwithstanding his revolving
ugliness, the princess not only grew ex-
tremely fond of her husband, but is
said to have been sensibly alive to his at
tentlon to other women.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

ANEcDoTE.-The following anccdote
has been communicated to us by Ger
man friend, as one that he has never no
ticed in English:
Goeth, said once, that-a man of real
genius could not be smoker: therefore
he was convinced that Lessing never
smoked. Mr.. K, Librarian Of Wolf
enbuttel, being desirous to ascertain the
truth of this remark, went to an old wo-
man, of whom he knew that she had been
Lessing's housekeeper for a number of
years, and asked her whether Leasing had
smoked. Smoked" exclaimed the old
dame, yes, sir, he did smoke and write
all day but, besides that, he was not fit
for anything else''
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16
~aER<@-@

ScorT's SENsIBIL1rY.-Sir Walter Scott
could never eat the flesh of any creature
he had known while it was alive 81
had once," says he, ga noble yoke of
oxen, which, with the usual agricultural
gratitude, we killed for the table; they
said it was the finest beef in the four
counties !; but I never could taste Cog
and Magog, whom I used to admire in the
plough. Moreover, when was an officer
of yeomanry, and used to dress my own
charger, I formed an acquaintance with a
flock of white turkeys, by throwing them
a handful of oats now and then when
1 came from the stable. | saw their
numbers diminish with real pain, and new
er attempted to eat any Of them without
being sick, and yet l have as much of the
rugged and tough about me as is ne
cessary to carry me through all sorts of
duty without much sentimental compunc-
ton"
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

INGENIOUS METHOD FOR RoBBING
SAFEs.-The mysterious manner in which
several extensive iron safe robberies have
been effected in this city is explained by
some recent developments made by the
Police. 1t is common pra actice in this
city of parties having safes for disposal to
leave them on the side walk over night,
and the skillful operator has only to pos
sess himself of wax impression of a lock
to be able to manufacture key that will
fit it. This accomplished, he watches for
the sale of the safe, ascertaines its desfg-
nation, and robs it at pleasure. A large
number of keys in various stages of con-
have been found under circum-
readily admitting the BELIEF that
they were intended for the accomplish
ment of this species Of robbery.-S. r.
Herald.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16
Domestic Love.

Domestic love! not in proud palace halls
Is often thy beauty TO abide;
Thy dwelling is in lowly cottage walls,
That in the thickest of the woodbine hide;
With hum of bees around, and from the side
OF woody hills some little bubblng spring,
Shining along through banks with harebells dyed
And many bird to warble on the wing,
When morn her robe DER heaven earth doth fling.
o. love of loves 1t thy white hand is given
OF earthly hsppiness the only key
Th inc the joyous hours OF winters even,
When the ba bes cling around their fathers knee;
And thine the voice, that on the midnight sea
M elts the rude mariner with thoughts of home,
Peopling the gloom with all he longs to see.
Spirit I've bnlt shrine, and thou hast come,
And on its altar closed-forever closed thy plame
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

HEAR iHM.-The South Boston Ga
zette has the following: "The smiles of
home are exceedingly pleasant, but there
arc many people who have good homes,
who prefer Smiling" with a friend out
side.n
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16

NOVEL PUNISHMENT OF A THIEF
A thief was apprehended at Greenwood,
El Dorado county. The Unions cores
pondent says: The citizens met, appoint
ed, q jury, who could not agree,
and the chlprit himself then picked out
a jury who sentenced him to be posted in
the street on tub for five days, with the
word "thief'' on his breast. The SEN
tence is now being carried out and the
gentlemen is now in the pillory.