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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-05
by II L l. EG K \ p II
Later from, Europe.
Arrival Of lI,c ar1s,iu

HALIFAX, Dec. THE Arabia In, arrived At this
por, from Europe
Political affairs are quiet. The rum"rs respecting
the instability Of the AngIo.ffcnch alliance have
disappeared causing rise during the week of neat
~ one cent in fund,
- treaty Of Commerce between France and the
Sandwich Islands had been completed
The Government of Naples had ordered strict ser
ve,lanee over French aud English commercial yea.
scls.
The Ne'poli'oa que .tion wa9 advancing slowly to
settlement
CoMNfRotNts
Richardson Spence 4 Co. quote brrNdat1f bust
ness rs smnll prices hfmer.
Whc,t red 9.-vdtc "a "a IA Is lot Flour
Western Cand. aos a. sJs. Baltimore mud Philadcl.
phi, 80 Ia ai*-oaio Il e, 36s eoru mixed, 3as cd
yellow al White Il al 35s
The money m'fsct WIS decidedly easier Consols
for money closed Al 90 for account o3s "a oa1
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Marine Accident.

NfW loHG bee lth.--rhe Schooner New York o
Richmond is ashore oil Squat Inict--ercw all saved
Tue cargo consisted Of flour and tob,cco-freieh
leht
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SPIEGI AL NolIGES


MARSHALL 10 M 81 hereby notified at their
Hall this morning 9 oocS FOR the pnflose Of attending
late Peter L. Dudiry. BY order
" NJ 4. y. E1BANK,
,.It
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-05

NE city OF Norfolk is prospering finely. Having
ha'sed me summer without single case Of yellow
ever her business has attaiue wonderful degree of
healthtulness AMI activity The Fl trade was open
81 aud prosecuted with unusual ,igor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-05


/ he Electoral Coli, &c met in the Capitol in
this city yesterday, and was called on to order
Mr.. Robert l.. Mon,nguc,on whose motion James
Garland. Esq, was chosen President
On motion of MIR. WIN. T. Taiaferro, Patrick
Henry Aylett, E,q., of Richmond, was elected
Secretary.
The roll of Electors was called, and the entire
fifteen answered to their names. as fallows: T.. w
Mussenhurg, james Garland. John Goode, Jr.,
Alexander Jones, VIM. b. rniaferro. Robert l.,
John r. Harris, 4. &. Pendleton,J john Il. Floyd,
Samuel l.. HAYS Shcrrard Clemens.
On motion of Mr. IIaysit was decided that ench
of the Electors, when his name was calledby the
Secretary of the College, should, before deposit
ing his vote in the ballot box, declare rira roce
the names of the persons for whom he voted for
President aud Wee President of tho United
States.
GA motion the College then proceeded to vote
lay ballnt III the manner above mentioned for Pres
idrnt and Vice President
a committee of three was then appointed to ex-
anime and count the ballots. and after performing
the duty, reported that the entire electorcl vote
of Virginia. fifteen IN number, had been cast for
James Buchanan of Penn~ ylyanin far President,
and john {. Brccklnrdgc, al Kentucky, for Wee
President Of the United States.
On motion, Mr.. Sam'l l.. Hays was appointed 4
messenger Ia carry one 0f certificates Of the vote
iu>t cast. To the President. and one 10 the Vice
President Of The United States and deliver the
same.
In the afternoon the College signed the neoes-
snrv certificates, md then adjourned since die
Il. Dispatch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-05

FLOUR.-Sales continue to shippers at Sc 70.
WHEAT--l35Gt l41 for good to prime Red l456
l5o fro good o..prlme White Arrivals pretty liber
al
CORN Sic lay the cargo roc. from depots
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lie hod m TUESDAY the 10Th lust heh
dfass viii be delivered by the Rev Mr. BtoAoCs Uni
verstiy 4 Va Notice OF the place vii bo given dae
lie public invited - he proe,ut
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would under the Of oisagrceable breath
when hv z the BALM ar \ THOUSAND FLo~tRs= as n
dcntire. putid only render sweet but leave the tcch
white aiabasti Many do not kaaH their br"atIs
bad -ect their friends wi!
mention H. single drop Balm on your tooth brush
your teeth night and morning MY cent bo'ie
viii las y"ar.
'uful Complexion essy be acquired by nsins the
"Eg lin Of Thorsan~ Flow VII remove tan pimp"s
cckles the wing Of soft and r"s'aie @
Wet el pour ths drops, and wash tue lace
night aud morning
sHAvISGN4pF EAsY-Wct your shaving brush in either
warm or cold water lonr three drops II Hahn o
thousand ver the hoard VOL and il viii naI"
beautiful laher much facilitating the operation II shaving
Price Only rhg cents Bevareof coun1gits None genuine
unless .izHCd by w. ~ hib" L -,
oct qd6ms Franklin square New York,
perfumra rs rcath.-What lady or gentleman would
labor nm the disagfeesb!e brea when using
uOWDENS DENTAL FLUID it will not only r"u Ter H.
sweet hut teeth white alaba@er p."rnt "ot.
ache and pres..rvc decay Recommended bS Gen
lists aud physicians everywhere. ,
BEAUTIFUL Conpe he attained ny h' use II t'
nves ule. tan rckles renders the skin soft aud hea"
fn imparting hue IA the greatest ros"'r
osr troy being free from all injurious matter Free ~
ceuts For sale v STROTHER \ VIII EHlAp
1' SrABLER & JONES,
r,.,s,s and Druggists eyervvhef".
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Z oiigrcsstOssnl.

WAsnlNGreN, be-. h.-llorsr,--The Whitfield
case was considered. Upon his friends making mo-
tons that he, intended postpone action, ,hc House
adjourned early
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MISCELLAN EOUS CARDS.

JNO y. lhN8itoHNI II uofCoNuI
n ANt.uOKNE ~ IlOGGONByE,
"a RH"ker- mud Exchange BROKERS,
terncf"t Main aud liidge Streets Lyuehburg. Va. viii
collect aud fch At tn lowest rates of Exchange They
pay the highest maet price for Land Warrants Nnth.rn
Exchange, Coin aud lu,urreut Nancy.
EEIGR TO
The Presidents aud taH OF the several banks Of Lynch
hurg Messr. X II Maut 60, MessrS pairo Richmond.
Messrs Johnston lir - Saml Harris Sons. Josiah
Lee n CO baum r. Messfs farnham, kirkhau Go,
DrcNr ~ 20, Phlat1iai Mcssrs Nsnhleek, Read Drox
81, ! Ward X Co, Lees " all.r New York
ny - y
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LATEST NEWS.



In the House Monday. an amusing scene 90
cured during the attempt of General Whittield's
friends tn stave off vote on Mr.. Grows motion.
The Sergeant at arms WAS by order directed
to bring the ahsenees 10 the bar of the House.
Mr.. Jones, Of Tennessee, inquired whether
while the Sergeant-at arms was executing that
ord r thase who had been here all the time could
not get their dinners N.aughier)
The Speaker responded negatively.
While the Clerk calling the roll on mo-
ton Ia adjourn, he was frequently interrupted
by the Sergeant at arms announcing the arrest
and production Of certain absentees Several
gentlemen humoteusly moved 10 take NJ III"
criminal docket.
Tbs ab-eutees hrough, before the House were
ordered II be discharged from arrest on payment
to the Sergeant AT arm, of fr,e of - each
fCrie- of - fork over and laughter
Mr.. Mace among them, willing 10 be dis
charged without payment Of the fee and fo ac-
ceIt H. substitute SOLITARY confinement lie
wcut home at 81 O'clock every orderly man
should, leaving members here going out and TIA
king horu anil placing themselves in such n
condition that they did not know what they were
driving at Laughter.
Mr. Traiton did not lhiut the House should
iahe advantage ct his honesty. lie had gust re-
turned from dinner when the sergeant at arms ~
ppued the door and let him IN. lie had not been
arrested.
ehceriu|ly paw it,
Mr.. llouston-Ia those standing down,
! want Ia see the prisoners.
Mr.. Cobb OF Georga. would discharge them
on heir giving pledge that they would herent
ter vote foran nd nnrnmpnl Daughter
III quarter past seven the House adjourned
by ono majority.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-05

= .'@hs' F-a''hf@t- 'i' 'NSfAss = 'FHiiie
Chris.,aH aiupe0i,. q recent late
PIANOS Ill Is suros- MAT l.. / Nash # Petersburg Ga-
sud Pianos than any ee The south Ills Pianos
Lazr given general sa'iSiat ion in North CafeliL2.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-05
! LETTER LATE THAN NRYER-Eir.a An.

ID TICE OF THE SEASON. have just returned from
North with full supply OF Ladies Silk Velvet Cloaks
Cloth Manas IN every variety of style and fashion
viii he lid low for cash JOHN ABRAHAMS
5,s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-05

FOR RENT GesirRb BILE amiiy residence
E; Hill door Jas Scurry with
den and good well Of Water. Apply at this Office
nov 3dItawts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-05

NOI c"n Ind al y ,n,1 " ,n
tlyond ESD wished TO Life and saw it, by Smcaily
IIimcrs Of FaIconbdEe by J. I Kelly New Hope, the
Rrsr, tale of HE kanavha Ihr Banishcd Son and
other Stories hy Caroline L. Icuz Edgar Montrosc by Rey
naId Missing Hrfr b. nre Southworh Lectures Of W II
MIburn wlth lntroducf'an by Rev. j Mcclmtork - d.
f.,Fl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-05

I1yEE.H Burniss Fluid, Lamp OIL, Cam
ts, p,' H. THOMPSON co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-05

the leh day OF December ncXt, iaElory the
I'M an fNfurr rnusatlng OF mud = Hax
Pound ~ and rs Mills and many other articles usually
kept In manufacturing embellishments Tiny generally
nearly md In good condition
IttMz Al sums of 10 aud under Cash S1n to $50 nj,
months Time 500 mnuhs credit, with negotiable uuea
yaetov endorsed Sanl rondoSer Jr will eoso the bust
nnss % tho
a5.ditANtlrdor roINblATER & HAL4IN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-05

es sSfsss-sse.- FlRNITIR FURNITURE
u Grateful for fayors the subscriber would
S = return his thanks To his friends and the pub
lie generally, and inform them that he
Inns hand and constantly adding thereto) large
OF Elegant Furniture manufactured by skful work
the best material and finished in the most de-
pac Ills Stock embraces article usually
az In the most extensive manufactures
lie collects call from those wishing purchase feeling
snrrd that he and will give satisfaction IN regard to both
prize aud quality OF work,
Hair aud Shuek Mattresses nin ay on hand.
COWARD / fOLKES,
Wsrcrooms and Mandatory doors below lbety Ware
hnlisn iknI2 dScts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-05

RECEIVING this day, another lot ct Wbirl
IL pool, Lamb Skin Beaver Petersham, Pine Knot DO
Skin and Black aud Fancy Cloth Ragans and Over Coats Ca
business Suits Blue Dahia and Black Dress Coat
Fancy Cashmere and Black Doe Skin Pants also few Ia
aud Circular Cloaks. at the Clothing Bazaar. -
- nry gifts RURROUGHS. SHAFER co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-05

Virginia Tenn. II r CO 1000
guaranteed by city Iynchburs, 200
Lynchburc Gas Light Co, 30 shares
and Virginia State Stucs-
nov cots LANGHORNE & HOICOMBE
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Az VI. JssrIs,
W. Com ~ ~ i-sion Merchant,
RIonNoSp, "a,
Sulcits consignment Il prodncr Will atrict
crsane attention ali kinds country prnincc
an q buyug forwarding Gnods. We, hRs arrange
which lie furnish goods Ia hI patrons at about
wholesale friccs loci n 1fm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-05

w MISSION MERCHANTS AND SPECIAL AGENTS
l.r 4, sale Of MANlFACTIRED TOBACCO. Stores No.
u and o. Gra,er corner of Tchapouas street, New or
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~ French, English 1ui tirrman Fanny ton aud dealers
In CombH Brushes litnas Linen and Cotton Thread Srw
Ing St aud small reneraiy Murray Street Ncw
/ Nnt IL iIy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-05

l1nsIDREN's Dining. Rocking ana Arr"
- - -. A MINSIlN
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- BfRG VA practices all the Courts of the City
yurhhurr and of the counties of Campbell and Bedford
ice near the Farmers Bank and is tho heretofore
cum sl by Gogpin Page lily lldScty
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21
Hnsosyent Notice.

State Of ca forna County of Nevada ss-Disrct Court
l4th Judicial District Hiram Moore His Creditors
the matter of the application of the al3ve named Hi
ram Moore. an nsolvtnt debtor be discharged from
MS debts auI u pursuance of an order # sa Hon Niles
Sea Is Jue5 Of the Court aforesaid Notice is hereby
given to the creditors Of said lnSoent TO be and aypear
before the District ourt aforesaid MONDAY the 9Th
day OF December a ID. 1856 at 10 O'Clock NJ to show
cause II any they have why the prayer of the said pc
toner should not be granted and he be discharged in the
prescribed by law And in the meantime that ali
proceedings against said petitioner be stayed till further
order of aid Court.
Witness j. H. Bostwick, Clerk Of the Court aforesaid
L. ). with the seal thereof hereto affixed this
9th day of November. A. D. 1856
novI4w J. ii BOSTWICK Clerk
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

COSTLY BiRD-Rev j. E. Edwards,
of Richmond, Virginia, now in Geneva,
Switzerland, visited jeweler in that city
and says:
'He set on his counter box, mounted
with massive gold, ON the top of which
there was a large enameled tulip, appar-
emily just bursting into full bloom. He
touched little spring and suddenly the
flower expanded into full blossom, and
right in the heart of it there sprung up
sweet little bird, of golden plumage,
which began TO futter its tiny wings,
and sing as | have thought nothing but
a real bird, flesh and bones, could do {:
so cheerful, SO bird-ike, opening its tiny
beak at every note, and really singing
bird song, such as is sometimes heard
ringing out in dewy copse at early
morn. The price of this box was one
thousand dollars"
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

gThe printers celebrated the cen
tenual anniversary of the introduction
of printing into New Hampshire, al
Portsmouth, on the 9th of October
The number of persons present is esti
mated at from 5000 TO 10000. 1t waF
''feast of reason and flow Of the SOUL
Poems, speeches, toasts, wit and humoh
the order of the day. Among the poets
P. B. Shillaber, (Mrs. Partington,) was
conspicuous.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

Expensive Notwithstanding the
recent completion ofthe Baptist Church
in the Fifth Avenue, New York, at q
cost of about 100000, correspondent
of the Boston Journal remarks:
"We have now hardly church that
men of moderate means can attend. Most
of the down town churches have remov-
ed their places, but substantial houses
have given place to the costly and
snowy structure; pew rents have risen
accordingly. Hundreds and hundreds
of families in New York, genteel but not
wealthy, are without church or society,
because they cannot afford to pay the
pew rents. A man can do as he pleases
with his own house !; but those who
erect places of public worship and put
the expenses of public worship above
the reach Of the average OF society, do
society substantial and enduring wrong.
The Sabbath belongs to the poor man.
The Gospel is his. To the poor belong
the ordinances
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

THE CosT OF THE WAR To ENGLAND.
The cost of the late war to England
is now ascertained to have been, in
round numbers, eeS0,G00,000. No per
manent addition was, however, made to
the national debt. The revenues of the
two years of the war and the present
year have borne two-thirds of the ex-
pense, and the remainder will be alb
sorbed in the course of the next sixteen
years.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

"CATcHING" JEwELRY."-The EN-
press Eugenia seems to be capital hand
at willing away her own and other
peoples time. when residing at obscure
watering places, where the accustomed
resources of royal gaiety are at fault
One game that she invented, and which
gives much delight, was this: A costly
jewel is placed upon saucer, covered
with an inverted teacup: lady then
tosses them to gentleman seated on the
opposite side Of the room, and if lie
catches the flying utensils with such
steady hand that the jewel is not dis
placed from under the cup, the gem be-
comes the property of the lady. Of
course the gallant who is to "catch'
feels an intense solicitude, inasmuch as
the prize for the lady which his adroit-
ness may gain or his awkwardness lose,
has value which renders its possession
exceedingly desirable, and makes its
loss actually desirable 1t is said that
the Emperor is the best catcher" of
them all and when he is present the
game is played with an enthusiasm which
would rival that of thickly populated
nursery.
VoTE OF TOWNSVILLE vote polled in
the larger cities and towns of this State
nm tho 1tb of No,-a,, hor ,,,oo -. r.Il1
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21
NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, NovEN1Bl
Legal Advertisements.
SussaBsa0nns.

State of California County of Nevada District Court of
the Fourteenth Judicial District of said State
DEOPL.E OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA TO
L FRANCIS misunderstanding
You are her. ny sunucn-f to appear and answer 10
the complaint Of HORACE BOWEN fled against vou
and G EO FOSTER and WM. ALLEN within ten davs
from the service of this Writ if served on Won in this
county within MY days served on you in this Dis
tict and of this county and within forty days if
served you i'll this State ard out of this District IN an
act commenced on the --da of Nav 1856 in said
Court for the covery 90 and interest thereon
the of -Four per cent per month the 18th av of
August l. d. 1855 until paid together with his costs of
suit &c and yon hereby notified lat if vou fail TO
a. ser said complaint herein directed Plaintiff win
Judgment against you therefor by default together
with all OF suit and also dem of the Court such
other relief as is prayed for ia mis- said complaint
In testimony whereof l. j. n Bostyick
r Clerk OF the District Court aforesaid do
hereunto set my hand and impress the seal
NT0 ~ of said solrt, this 10th day of November,
A. ID. 1856. j. II. BOSTWlCK, CLERK.
Horace Bowen } District Court of the l4th
IS Judicial District in and for the
Allen, Foster Franeis) County of Nevada
October 2sth, A. H. 1856
On reading and fling the Affidavit of Plaintiff herein
it ordered that of Summons be had on Frames
Francis by publication in the Nevada Journal for the
period of Four weeks
NILES SEARLS, District Judge
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21
SACRAMENTO VALLEY RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

NTH FURTHER NOTICE the o the sacramento Val
~ ley Railroad viii leave fllllws:
PASSENGER TRAINS.
VIII leave Sacramento a. - 4 u and P NJ
" Folsom - VI and I2 ?. NJ
ONSUNDAYS,
Beside the regular Passenger train. there VIII be 10
train from acramentp.
FEFIGHT rRBINS
VIII leave Folsom = \ ". except 7undays)
Wlcave acralnento Al ,! r N. except uhdays)
\ Passenger win be in connection with the
freight train in from Folsom. every morning.
RATE OF TOLL.
Passenger farobetyycen acramento and Folsom 50 90
sunday Excursion. both ways , 81
Communication tickets per month"; SO 90
'' " INFERNO date fares Per mile. 10
Freight ol!--ac. aad Folsom per OF 1U50lb 90
Folsom acra.ncuto 225
Folsom 30 acIamcato gross ton of
granite. brick and 3bble stone. ! 90
intermediate points per mile per ton l5
For further particulars notices in hand bills and card
forms. enquire of
JP ROBIN on -uPt = V r
Aug15f supt Office. corner Sd and + streets
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21
Mechanics Lien.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF
y Nevada, Washington Townships In Justices
Court-Before G. w. TAIiMAN, Justice Peace
j. NJ. Hardin RS. Jas Davis Jno Mclean .Jno Briggs
WHEREAS The above Plaintiff has commenced his
action against the above Defendants the enforcement
Of Mechanics Lien the following described premises
TWO STORY HOUSE or Building on the south side of
Main street. and the LOT which said Building stands
in the town of Washington county township and State
aforesaid known at the time said Lien was filed as Jas
Davis, Mclean and Briggs Hotel building And
whereas the said Lien of ihe Plaintiff has been esab-
hshed by the Judgment of this Court against the said
preni Now therefore all persons holding or claiming
Liens said premises hereby notified to be and
appear before me at my Office in Alpha. on MONDAY
November oath 1856 at o'clock p NJ then and there
to exhibit proofs of their said Liens.
Dated Alpha. Nov. 18th 1860
November l4-2w w. TALLMAN J. p
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21
~asxa.zls : .-itAs..

RY virtue of an Execution to me directed
- is>l,rd out II tae Hon D.slr4ct 5urt ltfh ad.cI
D trc on Judgment rendered therein thc fth day
of November icJo in favor Alexander avagc and
against Agtcnas Rogers. : 5 Hu scy, and VIM IT, Orr,
Tor the OF Nine Hundred dollars with crest OF
said sum OF S9uU0O at the rate three per per
month. from the hrst day Of May d. 1856 until paid,
together with tie ct SIS 40 of suit and all
cruing costs will expose public sale at the Court
House door, in tae city Of Nevada the 9TH day OF
December 1886 al the hcnr Of II ~ NJ all tho right title
interest aud cam of Arfenas gers and ). Hussey
OF IN ald 70 the following described property which
heretofore levied upc by attachment the llth day
september 1856, situated and being in the county
Nevada. State of Calif,raia. toWit
A Brick Building and the I.ot npon which it stands
situated in Nevada city Main street known Rogers
& Husseys store. and the Hopse and the Lot upon
which stands situated in the city ef Nevada the
Washington Road known as Hussey's cottage
Also il the Eagle Saw Mil situated on Deer Creek
about two miles nom Nevada
Given under MY hand Office in Nevada, this 18th
day Of November 1896
Noy lids WM. BUTTERFIEI.D Sheriff
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21
WHOLE NUMBER $40

for the vacant Judgeship, and received
at the election Of the 9th as many as
1000 votes.
Yet the Supreme Court determined
that the appointee of the Governor was
entitled to the Office The only differ
ence in that case, and this of Mr. Butter
field, consists in the fact, that in one the
Governor is clothed with an appointing
power; in the other the Board of Super
visors.
1t seems to us very clear, that by the
provisions of law, and decided cases re-
ferred to above, all objections of mere
legal nature to Mr.. Butterfeld's appoint
ment are fully and satisfactorily disposed
of.
For the purpose of defeating the ap-
pDintment before it was made, and Of
throwing discredit on it since, arguments
of a purely political and personal char
acter have been resorted to. OF course
no indiciduaz has right to speak ca
catze1Fa~f this sort, if they can be called
arguments. All that can be said, is that
of those who participated in the appoint
ment, the majority are democrats, who
in their standing with their party, and
devotion to its principles, are at least
equal to those who have raised such
boisterous opposition to their action
They are most probably men, who not
withstanding their love of party, are yet
able to conceive of higher motive for
action in an affair grown 6 out of pc
culiarly distressing circumstances, than
mere allegiance to political party.
That they have acted mcst wisely on
this occasion, is sufficiently proved by
the universal concurrence Of the people
in the opinion of Mr.. Butterfeld's entire
fitness fer the position in which their
action has placed him.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21
DAILY STAGE LINE
From NEVADA TO WASHINGTON

L ROM NENADA TO " ASHINGTON
r-oAwR On and after Jan. l. 1886, the above
G:S.l--S1s=-t Line viii a follows
Leaving Nevada. O'Clock \. NJ. and passing by
Mountain Spring House Morgan's, Cold Spring White
Cloud Gold Hill and Alpha and arriving at Washington
by o'clock in the afternoon.
1t is the NEAREST and BEST ROUTE TO Washington.
Omega Scotchman's Greek, Poor Mans Creek and
Eureka
Returning the stages VIII leave the SOUTH YUBA
HOTEL every morning at 9 O'clock and arriving Ne
zasla by O'Clock 2. NJ, connecting with the California
Stage Co.'S Coaches for Auburn Sacramento Marysvile
and Shasta.
Offee-South Yuba Hotel, Washington.
\. : OIIN, PROPRIETOR.
VS.. McRoBERTs. Agent Nevada.
Nevada, April 18th, ls56-tE