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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-19

ST. CHARLES INSTITUTE, GEEENVILLF,,
~ tARR0LLToS the Parish of Jefferson
tuition, after vacation of fortnight, will re.opeled
Monday next, the lat Of September
Nine MACE begs avail herself of the occasion making
this tender her thanks families who
have Eo1ocd her with their confidence, and
to them and the public generally that She will
continue devote herself the advancement comfort
pupils To afford Them faithful grounded instruction.
"a cultivate in them gentle and accomplished maller
inc. them to an elevated of heart and mind be-
as has heretofore been. her and cncavor
ard She confidently hopes from her past experience, full
certainty Of success.
The course of obstruction pursued at the ST. Charles Institute
comprises everything complete education
French and Fi.sll.
The English Department is under the direction Professor
q Inc highest merit and Of American ladies rOG tie North
who reside in the establishment.
NJ me and NJ Mace preside the French studies; they
refer 10 the success attained by American pupils whom
have lgl the language, for proof OF She excellence
system and their attention their duties
slant intercourse with pupils Of French origin In
'rtu'e ma" majority, the other young ladies all enjoy the ad-
vantage OF instruction for several hours in each day class
and Of Studied conversation with their teachers.
The greatest cHle is also given accomplishments MUSIC
in particular is object Of the veliest
r"rreSs is coltdcd the best known professors
Further particulars given Pospeciuses, which
procured at the establishment. seq 3m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-19

Dft1V ATE BOARDING. MRS. FAkROW ASKS
leave to Inform her friends and the public that She
the double house the Julia Barornc streets
whce she hu elegant accommodations for
gentlemen, equal any in the city. The houses
thoroughly repaired, and fitted with comfort ami
conTenience few day hoarders can he accommodated.
I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-19

(NOAL-COAL AND WOOE-T!IE VNDERSIGN
~ ed informs hin friends and uc0Eaianc.S he is pre-
pared suliy ~ his cid sand No l%5 Poydrs street
ST. Charles and CGrondele streets, the hest Grals
Coal, to wit.
PITTSBURGH COAL, in bulk or hhds
ANTHRACITE co AL. in bulk or hhds;
ENGLISH CAMEL in bulk hhds.
Oak Ash and Pine Wood best quay-Hll free of carriage
al shortest no;ice and lowest rates.
Do I'm b. DERDnU. l25 Poydras s,reer.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26
I'll arrirh,

At Upton, on Monday eve, January 2lst
bv the Rev. Geo. u. Porter, Mr.. B. NcGsLL,
OF Muscatine, and Miss AMANDA BEATTY.
0. Upton.
Muscatlne Jour. please cory.
There goes another printer-sone. Duck
had org bean asonizing under the influence Of
a chronic attack upon oDe Of the organs located
above The diaphragm. Alas IT has proven IA
til; but our ems lation is in an abiding hope
tina. be has departed for better sphere,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26

Defunct Dare.-A tear for DAVE
He Is dead-he is swathed in his cere
cloth he is buried; aud the Weston .f,-
gus has rung dng-dong for DAVE.
BE 1t understood by the reader, that We
speak meta pho'icaIly. Dave is not dead
III the fcsA, bu, strange as ii ma ap-
pear, II the spirit He Will not be a
can ilda,s Tor Senstor any more. He
has snnounced this lhroGgn a friend. be-
'ng hrmseif speeches. ,hrousa grief.
'Vo!e. nv friends he says, for an 9th
er fascinating scamp You please; | Da-
vld, am out of market And il was
quite time that David retircI. Political
ly speaking, his order was very hlyy.
very ancient and fsh-,ike. Brains t
never had; or he would not have claimed
the authorship OF tho Nebraska bill An
ass tie was, ab initio, or he would never
have torega,hersd with StringfeIlow, 10
wage deadly war upon Kansas. But be
il dead; reGuescaf; peace to his ashes;
take him up gently, this Christopher Sly
politics. pn, copy oftae bill Oh lis bier,
md classic vase of hts iavorite brewaee,
after the Chinese manner, upon his toni,
and leave him, taking bis rest like q
tue border warrior Airs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26

Large Suspension Bridge.--A new
suspension bridge is TO be bull. across the
Monongabsla, from the Point TO Jones
Ferry at Pittsburgh. The bridge is thlr,
teen hundred and fifty long and consists
Of two Suspensions, supported by PIERS al
each end, and one in the river. The first
suspension is 900 fru, long the second
$50 feet The bridge a. its eliminating
point is liz feet from tho water, as re,
CURED by the Supreme Court IN the
Wheeling Bridge Case. The estimated
cos, Of the bridge is $500 600.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26
Lament for the Lack OF Great Men in
England.

w
According to the London Times, there
IS scarce a man oil genius in England in
any OF the arts, from the art OF war, down
to the art oil making iron ratings. In
one o! Ito leaders, lamentlng the death OF
eminent talen. in Great Britain, once so
fruitful OF great men. tina, journal says:
The great British nation is beg .nuing.
at last, to DO conspicuous not only of
some natural deficiencies, but even of
temporary observation Of its powers. We
want a heavensent General "a slur
uron General Simpson, We wan, a
poet, fling at Tennyson.) We wan.
good hlstorian--not brilliant essayist,
Ca snser at Macaulay,) but man who
can write compendius aud classic hsto-
ry OF England, or any other history. We
want some endurable sermons, "a sar-
casm launched at the whole body Of the
British cl"rgy.) Ii the pulpit just now
has no lumit aries to mention, on the 9th.
er hand, the stage is no, in its palmlest
state. There died lately, in great DIS
tress a man VINO could compose soma ORR
glnal airs; but al this moment it cannot
DC pretended that we have a single COM
poser OF extraordinary genius. Going
lower into those homely regions where
Prince Albert loves TO succof and elevate
the soul OF British art tin furniture, pa.
per-hangtns, homework china. and almost
everything that contributes to the decora-
ton OF our houses, we are s,lll beaten by
foreigners. ApproPos Of BIrninabam,
wlthin these few years two splendid man
slons have been built in Plcadily by null
IlonaIres, both with costly non ratings
the one, however, from abroad, the other
evidently from some home foundry. The
foreign railing is a work o. art, the other
is an iron railing. and no moe.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26
skT Our thanks are due 10 the Hon.

skH Our thanks are due 10 the Hon,
g. w. Jones, Tor the repor, of the Score.
tary Of the Treasury OF the U. s. as re-.
ceived.
Also. to the Hon. James Thorinpton,
Tor Congressional documents, received.
Almost Fire.
One day las, week the clothing store
Of VIM. Elliott caugh, fire, WHARF the
fus passes through the ceiling. I, was
discovered in time to prevent serious
damages.
ANoruEa.-A house up town was also
in fair way to be consumed las, week,
hut was also timely extngu shed.
These warnings should adnonish US to
prepare for such accidents, to have ready
the means Of resisting the flames, when
toe far advanced! We prophesy consid-
trable Of = fire in town before rauy
years.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26

S<5@ cal is now selling in this place
al II cts, per busuel--a very high
price, considering rs abundance IL the
immediate vicinity eli town,
Wood, IS bringing about 50 80 per
cord, -four Sl 80 per hundred pounds;
Butter, % cents per pound, and Lard to
get at that. Chic ems, eggs, and pro-
visions generally. III about the same pro-
potion. VINO says tia, people in town
do Lot pay well Tor their bread and but
ter.-Oska oosa lie. ali
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26

Teaa Ire Engine, The people o.
Chicago have purchased ari have in
operation a steam frs engine Of Clncin
nan manufacture. Tie rxp!osIo Of the
toder Of the engine while under trial be-
fore the Chicago committee, ii seems, dill
not prevent them making the purchase.
The Journal says, IN speaking of a trial
Of the new engine at Chicago, Steam
was started in Tour minutes from the time
OF HntNng the fTe. Owing however to
TIL newuess Of tie machine aud ether
difficulties, II was fifteen minutes before
it commenced throwing water.'-Dr.
TU-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26
To the Republicans ~ the United States.

s's'~'N"'
In accordance with what appears TO be the
general desire Of the Republican party, aud a.
the suggestion OF large portion Of the Repub-
an press, the undersigned, Chai men of the
State Republican COMMITTEES of Maine. Nar
mout, Massachusetts, Ssw Yor't, Pennsyiva-
MIA, Ohio, NJ, chigan Indiana and Wisconsin,
hereby invite the Republicans q lie Union I"
meet in infoGulsl Convention At Pittsburgh, o.
the 22t February, 1856, fer he parpa e Of p =
fecting the National Organization, and ovid
ing for q National Delcea'e Convention u the
Republican party. al some subseq4 ont day. t.
nominate candidates for the Presidency and
Vice. Presidency to be supported Al the electiaa
in November, 1896.
LAWRENCE BRAiNERp, of Vt; DAVID Wit,
MOT, OF Pa A. p. sToSt Of Ohio; j. y g on
RICH, Of Mass; WILLIAM A. WHiTE, OF Wis.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26
markets,

eEw YoRK, Jan Is
NeT York Market Flour market Is higher.
better demanl for exporls; sales 600 bhls IS
Tor state, SSas,62 Q fuc western, 1881 / 20,
Is for Cla.dian, 81 so 8 so for ext,. Ganessee.
Grain What market Grmcr: sales of 1900
bushels at 81 o0@l IS for red Teanes e., r.d H.
q ana So %. Rye frn 5000 bush sold at 81.
3Oal,3 Cora better; sales % 900 bash.ls 81
o3i9Z tor new yellow; white uoninaliy 81 %
l 2 Oats duh ut 44s46 for STATE aud 4sa5u tur
western Provisions. Pork better, sales 4Jp
Ubls at sl7s1712 for mess, sll ,G2alf75 for
prime. Beef steady sud sales moderate; cot
meats ia request at full prie.s. Lard steady;
sales 800 bills at IL LA IL L. Butter and
cheese qaitt. Whskey small sales a. IS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26

Sufocation BY Charcoal. The Boone
Co., (Ind. } Ledger, stat s tlat three IN.
teresllng young ladies', on go'a TO I'd
a, Mr.. Hunts, near North Salem.
Hendricks County, few evenings slnce,
took \ vessel Of live charcoal INTO then
bed room. and on the mex, lnorning were
all found dead.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26
Must q i..e Market.
Davenport Market
Il XDrcss Office :!
HpEyJEn Al rp.r-. ,xv-.v

From .NcU York 10 Iowa Chg tn fivs
days! ola y. York & Erie r. r.
yrIiE UNITED STATES EXPRESS co.
& having establrh,d an Agency in this city.
arep ePare t. forward Gold and ) liver com,
BanA Notes, Valuable Packages and Freight. to
aim st every city a1d town in the United
S.a'es Messengers VIII leave this city GaIIy
fer the Fat, conu.cing with tie American
Ext less Co, a. B8faio, for III points IN laa,4a
ami aslern states, and q new ! ork with
Wells, fargo q Cos. CaiUarnia and
Eu'orean Eryres:.
The United Stale, Express CO. will pay par
tcrsr attention 10 tn. toigection of Drafts
Payment Of Notes, and to all orders for The
Purchase of hcIcha"d,se. &C.
The A.en's Of lbs Company Will also attend
. all orders f,r frat-h; tat may be detained at
The usual points (or tran>-sSiy aIent, as at Rock
!a2nt, hrcaso, Detroit. Toledo. &c, and " i'll
pay charges aad promptly forward to des,lna-
ton by Express. J. SHEPARD, Agent.
New York Office, 81 Broadway.
Iowa lily " Clint n s., Get, front nf he
State Capitol Jan.l2, 1886.
The L. s. fxp,sss Co have an Agent al
Moscow, Iowa. where all consgnments Tor
Upton viii b. foand n3 On.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26

Seven thousand dollars mysteriousIy
disappeared the other day, in making an
exchange o. money between the suffolk
ana the Washington Banks Boston. A
mysterious disappearance Ola similar ma
tar has occurred brt.een the suffolk
and tie Merchants Bank t, tie amout t
Of ~ 500.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26

erJTie Dar GaS copies an item
from the .fdysrt;ser aud credits 1t TO the
'Ccdar Co, Tm's.' Many years ago
the Hon, Jno. =. Cook Was fac 10 tum o.
lh,le Monthly Paper, printed in Dav,
enpor, and published ut Upton, called the
'Times.' We are not ambitious for credit
bu, would rather have j, credited Err.
than as above.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26

f,s5- Madame Zulyaski, sister Of hos-
suth, after passing through many paln;u,
yic'ss tudes IN this country. is now IN a
state oil extreme de.,Ituion Her friend.
are row sadeavorlng 10 raise her 81 800
vherewi,h 10 purchase LEI larm.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26

rs.s~ Why is the life Of an editor like
the Book oil Revelations
Because it is full Of types and shad-
ows. and a mighty voice, like the sound
OF many waters Is ever saying 10 hun =
write
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26

Lold .sgain.--Oo Tuesday las: was
another cold day. In the morning. the
rising sun wa, accompanied by two radi-
ant sun dogs, as beautiful as summer
rainbow,. We, propose 10 submit a
proposition to a vote OF the people 10 have
the weather moderated Wonder If
so;ncboiy would oppose it for fear it
Nigh, henci, SON. one locality more than
another.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26
Republican state convention.

A State Republican Convention " II b bel !
IN Iowa City on the Ed day Of February, \ d.
1856, for the purpose o. putting in nom'n.tpa
men for the different State off ers, to wit: Al.
ditor of State Secretary OF STATE, Treasurer OF
State, aad Attorney General,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26

We see It stalled tuat duuug ne yea
1855 there died in the United States II
soldiers Of the revolutionary war, aud AZ
pc sons VINO were over 100 wears OF age.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26
BURN -ruTs.
3O0A e9I "a al

NO. 40, Second ST. MuSCallne, iowa,
y NJ BURNETT would announce to the
III. Trade and Country Merchants, that he
can supply, for cash, the SCHOOL BOOKS.
published by ". B. Smith & Co., lvson &
Painy, and A. S. Barnes Il Co., including all
the Llecuc Serie. eI school Books, SANDER
Readers, Davies Series Of Mathematics, Sc,
al pub ishers prices.
by buying OF aim, they savef eight, iussran G,
&C, and can have their orders flied IN much
shorter time. tie also keeps constantly in store,
and Will job, at small advance on eastern phi
ces, all other school books used in Iowa. Also,
II large stock OF Zap j. Letter Paper,
Fancy note paper. plain ana fancy envelopes,
CARDS, states and pencils, waters and sealing
wax, gold pens, wrapping paper, pocket books,
maps, inks, steel pens, bibles and PRAYER book.
song books, b!ask books, pass books tuck
memorandums, wall paper, mathematical iu-
strunents, cheap publications, note books.
round ana patent notes, shset music, trauspa.
reet window shades, fancy stationery, Va en-
t1nes, pocket knives, novels, from 81 - aud
- per dozen.
MUslCAL IySTRUMEN
tlollnS, guitars, accordeens, &c, togtth
with Il siructton books, Of ali kinds, sheet music
&c. lie buys largely of all the above artic e.
Ter cash from the manufacturers East, and can
sell them cheaper (aeduc'iug freigh,s, sc, y
.--i.', -, ~ g. ~.S'' t'S' Nv - 4S'.i
h1had 10 blHd up large lobhlug trade in tae
BOOK and Stationery bJslne.s has aioo;e1 as
ms motto. = Snail pr lis end Ia e. sa',s"
lie has also very large stock Of standard,
miscellaneous, law, medical AID theological
hooks f,r "a Ia =. a, ter, - .
'"'e O. e'f'F'" price,
1870 - 80 - D.. s 4. tt.spee''' % ''o' y
,o newspapers Mssaz'nes and Periodicals re-
Buffalo PI1ter's Tx Co, The HoTlo rv ',e
F"uniry, C. F. Hlll's Ptrcuss!oq and Lever
M ~ n"p' on.oay '.n"oi Society, ho.the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26
Head Quarters.

v'HE UNDERSIGNED having rmarently
essaal he'll htassti at WIltoa, would re-
apactf,la a. monaco t. tta Planners ii Museat,ne.
'e,iar al fajotnjng counties, that h Is paying
the high ST
Prsces in Cash, for IIacai aud Hogs,
AMI IL kinds Of Pr0ducr, and vii at ali times
have on haad choice salectioa of Family Gro
ceries. vh.cA h. viii sell log for Cash or rio
auce lie will also
Rec ire Go Dis on Coz signmcnt
and will ship 10 any place desired vi PROMPT
ness ard despatch }. y, WAVE.
w ton. Dr.c 81 IS 5Z,F
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26
T NJ b T. II
LNlsd .fo, Safe.

yAHE Timber land known as the> Cummins'
d Timber, is ow or sale. in los t. sui
purchasers. Also, 2io acres. part pr7ire and
part Itnhe~; two niles S,atA Of TIP On any
man
Wanting Splendid Stecl Farm,
can suit him2ef wpll in the above piece If land
Also, 50 acres. part Prairie and part Timber
one mile west Of I'pt N, q very desirable piece
1t land Also. a house containing SIX rooms.
and a lot and hllf. All TIE above property
can he hai oa reasonable tsrtos
Enquire OF T. ~. KYNETT.
Ism. Upton, Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26

) IL A WING ALOU n.
ihFislian utehsler, Barber & Hair Dresser.
Saloon under C. Swc,!and's store, with
II. Crumrine.
TIPToS, | VA. 4iy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26
Mus!CAL INSTRUMENTS
Nsc Booze recsirsi by Erprcss, as scou $
8sN IN alssbe{

Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals re-
telyed daily. lI- T. M. D. 10 agent for Tie
5"aaI" P'later's Tx Co, The BQlTllo Type
FHuniry, C. F. HaIPs Percuss!oq and Lever
Pr,sS's, Map, Sunday School Soci ty, Moline
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-21
WOlfe's Schiedam Aromatic
: H M - ~ - q

M9-TIlIS SCEIEBRATED BEVERAGE Is MANUFACTURE
ed at the Factory of the undersigned Schedam Holland
He is the sole importer, well the exclusive anp
turef of the article and preparation bearing name
of Scnnpps, that is not procured either his estab
ishment in New York. from his Agents in other cities
is genuine reliable.
1t is made of Barley of the finest quality selected with
great from the products the celebrated grain
growing districts with essence Of the Aro
matte Juniper Berry of Italy, and is reced by peculiar
process which expels from the spirit every particle
As OF preventing and correcting the disagreea
BILE and often dangerous effects produced upon the stomach
produced upon the stomach and bowels By change
era visitation TO which travellers settlers and all
unaccmaed persons in California lable-the schie-
dam Aromatic schnapps will be ound absolutely infali
bic while in of dropsy gravel obstruction the
Kidneys diseases of the bladder dyspepsia ague aud
and general debility, is recommended emphatical
by the distinguished members of the medical pro
fesson.
wish the public to understand the Schnapps not sold
by the gallon pipe 1t Only sold in quart and pint
bottles in of one dozen quarts and two dozen nt
each bottle enyeloped in yellow paper with my name
the label For sale all the respectable Druggists Gro
GERS and Hotels in California and Oregon
UDoLPHO WOLFE.
Sole Importer and Manufacturer
IS 90 and q Beaver ST. Now York
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-21

ANOTHER 'BIG LUMP We we're shown
yesterday quartz rock, about the size of
mans head, completely spotted over
with gold, like the fat which fries out of
pine tree on hot day. 1t weighs 10
and three-quarter pounds and is estimated
to contain 81 400 in gold. Strange as it
may appear, this valuable rock has been
dug up, handled over, and thrown aside,
BY some miners not sufficiently sharp eyed
to detect the gold with which it's surface
is SO richly studded 1t was found in a
pile of old tailings on Tadpole creek
where it is supposed to have been thrown
in Shasta. .Republtcdn.
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-21

SO Dr. HUSoERFoRD informs us that he has made
important pre- fessional engagements that will deta in
him in Nevada longer than he anticipated
We mention this to enable those among our readert
AFFLICTED to embrace this opportunity Of sccuriDg
his valuable services Rooms No 10 and II. Nevada
Journal Office Building
DIR. HuNcERFoRD is 20 extensively known in this
State being the oldest practitioner of private disease
in California, that any notice of him might seem su-
perfuous Yet fearing that there are many unfortu-
nately suffering for the want ofprorer treatment we
recommend them to apply to DR. Hungelford who il
certainly Physician of unsurpassed skill AMI Won
derful success in his profession
We wish to call the attention Ct our numerous pat
rons to the merits Of DR.. Hungerfcrl and think tn:
we cannot do it in any better way than TO publish u
few selections Of
TESTIMONIALS FROM THE PRESS.
From the Echo da Pacifce, San Francisco
DR.. HUSeERFoRD--We with to call tho attention
OF our readers to the advertisement Of this genten an
whose extensive practice and success is sufficient 70
induce all those afflicted to givo him a call Tho
DOCTOR Is not ony regularly educated Physician,
but he has the principles Of honesty and can feel for
tellew beings. He has undoubtedly more practics
than any other Physician in San F,ancifro and il is
last Increasing. To these acquainted IS the Doctor
we say nothing to his skill and integrity as thew
are we'll known, but to strangers DO SAY call on
DR. Hungerford and YOU will find that friend in
need is a friend indeed.
From the Souttern MEDICAL Jomna7.
PRoFEssoR HrNGk1 FoRp.-Althoueh orrosed TO
the system oi ADVERTISING yet We deem it but Just
this gentleman to admit that his system of treatment
In Private Diseases is undoubtedly the most ~ roved
one now in use through hout The civilized world
See advertisement in another column
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-21

The 9 Observation-Disclosures" STYLE
The San Francisco Noraiag Globe, in a
leading article alluding to the Cincinnati
Democratic National Convention, uses
this language:
"That Convention will be pregnant with
tremendous clements-betore that Con
vention will be presented issues of tre-
mendous import"
As 6 tremendous" is synonymous with
g horrible" we will substitute one adiec-
tive for the other, that all may see the
precise position the Democratic party is
in, as defined by the leading Democratic
organ of the State:
"That Convention will be pregnant with
horrible elements-betore that Convention
will be presented issues of horrible i'm
port"
Either the Democratic party is in a
very bad condition, or its expounder of
fhe Globe don't understand the English
language very well.
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-21

SAD OccURENcE.-An event transpired
at San Juan on Tuesday last, that was
truly lamentable. A young man by the
name j ohm II. Barlow, from Dutches Co.,
N. Y. was instantly killed by the falling
Of bank, in the Gold Cut. He had done
we'll and was making arrangements to
leave to join his friends at home, in May
next. He received letter from his sister
urging him to return, the night before he
met with his untimely death