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The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

PUBLIC SPRAKING.-O. G. Hall, Esq.
American Elector, will address the
citizens of Nevada and vicinity, on
this Friday evening. in front of the
American Exchange.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

HARDwARE.-Tallm & Turner, old
residents, fellow sufferers and accommo-
dating gentlemen, have on hand a COM
piete assortment of goods in their line on
Commercial street. Give them a call
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

u Since the fire, the business por-
ton of the city has extended up Main
street, past this office.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

The RULES of the County Court of
Nevada County will be ready for sale
at this Office on Monday next.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

CAMPAIGN JouRNAL.-We are graft
fed in receiving from our friends in
various parts of our county orders for
the Journal for the present quarter
The evidence that the Union cause is
not waning but growing, can be seen in
the demonstrations almost daily made
IN its favor. 1t can be distinctly read
IN the orders received for political food.
That the Republicans have corraled
some few of our stragglers is not to be
denied. but that they are thinning the
phalanxers of their foreign vote is
equally true. We can afford to lose one
occasionally, when we know FIVE are
taken from our real opponents at the
same time.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

- Geo. Welch was the first to sup-
ply us with news from the East by last
steamer.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

u Hamlin of the Broad street lit
erary depot has our thanks for an abun-
dance Of newspapers, &c.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

~ Alexander Dumas is writing a
series of articles entitled, "Great men
their dressing gowns"
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

u In digging we'll at Mentz re-
Gently, the workmen discovered large
fragment of a printing press, bearing the
Initials Of Guttenburg, and the date 1441
in Roman characters.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

Brick BUILDINGS. - Another hand
some brick building is being erected on
Broad street, on the site of the late
Masonic Hall by Hon. 7. H. Caswell.
1t is to be thirty seven feet front, by
sixty feet deep, and thirteen feet story.
The front is to be oil mastic, like La
.ham's building at Sacramento, with or
namented cornice and mouldings. The
walls are already up, and are very
heavy. The shutters are to be nearly
fourth of an inch thick. The build
ing will contain two spacious stores.
Two more brick buildings of the same
finish are to be Immediately erected
between Judge Caswell's and 2. P.
Davis building, by Messrs. Hunt and
Riley. Success to all such enterprises.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

HThe Democrat trusts that none of
its stripe was engaged in the outrage
apon the Republican speakers at
Orleans Flat, on Saturday last. We
are informed on good authority that the
rowdies engaged in throwing eggs on
that occasion were all Buchanan men,
aud gave three cheers for him while
engaged in their nefarious operations
We agree with you neighbor, that it is
.all wrong'-party and all.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

Notice.-The services of the Episcopal Church (by
the Rev. Mr. Cooper will be held every Sunday morning
at lO o'clock in the second story Of F1eurshutzs brick
building on Main street. adjoining the Nevada journal
Printing Office The public are invited to attend lseple
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

V We are indebted to Hons. Jno. B
Weller, j. w. Denver, and S. G. Haven,
for political documents.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

STovE PIPEs.-Any gentleman who
wants an elegant hat, cannot do wiser
act than buy one of Collins best from
The establishment at Sacramento. We
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

- The Sacramento american, in
consequence of the rapidly increasing
circulation and business of that paper
has procured one Of Hoes Cylinder
Power Presses, capable of throwing off
1,5oo impressions per hour. Success to
you, General.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

no S.H CHAsE.-Sr: Understanding from your pub
Lie declarations that have declined to canvas for an
election to the Senate you win meet me on the stump
shall not trouble myself to visit the remote parts Of the
county indicated in your card, the times you men
ton Lest however may be misinformed In reference
to your wishes and believing you radically wrong
on every question apperainng the interests Of the
American people and totally unfit for the position TO-
which you aspire will you on the stump any eve.
ming you may select in the city of Nevada and the fac.
am not rival candidate shall not diminish my efforts to-
defeat your election. A. A. SARGENT
Nevada September 25 1856
NoTIcE-The members of the late American County
convention will meet at Nevada City on Wednesday.
the hrst day of October 1856 at IL O'clock A. NJ TO
nominate candidate for the State Senate In place Of
a. sargent resigned H. c. GARDNER,
President Of County Council
Nevada Fillmore Club---This Club is now or
ganized and will hold regular meetings next Satx,ds,
EetninS at F7urshutz Hall The following named gen
tlenen are officers of the Club
President-J. F. RUDOLPH
Pice President-C. F. woop.
Secreary-T. E. BEANS
Corresponding Sec'y-EG @. WAITE
Treasure-N. P. BROWN
Erecntire Commizee-George Hurst, John Anderson
c. c. Green, Miles Galley
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

~ Numerous fine cottages are being
built in the outskirts of the city.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26
MARRIED.

In Sonoma, by Rev. Mr.. Davis RICHARD LAMBERT
Esq, formerly of Newburyport Mass, to Miss SARAH
CASE, of Sonoma
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26
Dissolution of Co.nartney.hin

NolICE hereby given that the co.partnership here
toore existing between the undersigned by the style
ol hhAN q HERITAGE is this day dissolved by mu.
ua consent All persons indebted urgently requested
20 call and settle.
-es u. BELL having wihirawn, the business will be
carried on as usual by the remaining partners
A. C. KEAN
JAS HERITAGE,
" G, BELL.
Rough Ready, September l3, 1856. sept2s-3v
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26
Friday Morning, Sept. 26.

RETIRED.-Mr. Sargent has retired
from the JOURNAL, having disposed of
his interest to Mr.. Brown. We regret
the course he has taken, and dissent
from his conclusions, but have no doubt
he is governed by convictions of right.
In reference to a question in the last
Democrat, as to an alleged letter having
been written by Mr.. Sargent from below
or elsewhere at any time, we say the
insinuation or statement is totally false.
No such letter was received by either
of the proprietors of this paper. Mr.. S.
up to the arrival of the last Atlantic
news supported Mr.. Fillmore, but then
said he could see no show for him, and
thought he should cast his vote where
IT would tell against the Democracy.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

RICHARD II. BELL has declared him.
selfin favor of John G. Fremont!
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

BLANK Road Tax Notices for sale at
this Office.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26
State Nominations.

For Congress,
B. G. WHITMAN, of Solano.
A. B. DIBBLE, of Nevada.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

For Clerk of Supreme Court,
J. SKINKER, of Sacramento City.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

MAN SHoT.-We learn from Mr..
Cyrus that an affray occurred at San
Juan North, on the 21st inst, which
ended in the death of man familiarly
called Chips" but whose real name
was Ellison. The deceased had been
drinking, and while in liquor made some
not very complimentary remarks con-
cerning the wife Mr.. Hardgraves, who
resented the insult by blow. Chips
threatened vengeance, and followed
Hardgraves, who started for his home on
the Middle Yuba. A conflict ensued on
the road, and Hardgraves shot his op-
ponent in the head, wounding him NOR
tally. He died on the following morn
ing.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26
Episcopal Church,

SEALED Proposals for erecting the NJ E. Church will
~ oe received at Tallman & Turner'S Commercial IT
hnui 2ociock, Moniay next. Plan and Specification
can De seen at the office of Justice vanHagan By order
Of the Board of Trustees
I 20f n gTArru.N
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

"STRAws." vote taken at the
Virginia House, on Wednesday resulted
ae foIIowe.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26
National American Nominations:
FOR PRESIDENT
Millard Fillmore,
OF NEW YORK.
OF NEW YORF

FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
\ nd dreW j. DOnelsOn,
OF TENNESSEE.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26
COLLINS & Co..
Paper Hangings and CARPETS !

Paper Hangings and Carpets
CSI EECElVED-Per late arrivals, by PRANK
y BAkER, , no and ll2 Clay street, San Francisco
'oo cases Paper Hangings French and American ev
5000 rolls French aaA American Borders;
coop Tapistry Velvet Carpet;
625 ps Tapestry Brussels CARPET:
2e0 ps Three-Ply Carpet;
800 ps Superfne Ingram Carpets:
$50 ps Extra Fine Ingram Carpets;
200 picc6s Cotton and Wool Carpets:
l25 ps Stair Carpets, assorted;
Psi ps Bay State Druggets
800 ps Oil-Cloths, assorted:
I25 ps Silk Damask and Brocatere;
800 pieces Cotton and worsted Damask.
1000 pair Window Shades;
375 pair Lace Curtains;
$50 pair Muslin Curtains;
5000 Cornices and Curt sin Bands;
325 dozen Matts assorted;
Stair Rods Table Covers Ginps Frin.s, 4
scr.6Jn 49, - -
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

THE NEW Posi- OFFIcE.-We desire
to pay just tribute to the clerks in the
new Post Office, for the spirit of accom-
mediation they evince towards the pub
lie. Especially are our thanks due
them for the extra facilities afforded
the JOURNAL to obtain its mail at the
earliest moment and at any time. That
lock box on the outside is handy as a
pocket in shirt. The arrangements in
the interior of the Office are perfect,
allowing the distribution of the mail
with dispatch.
We hear no complaints of a want of
attention and courtesy on the part of
clerks, and rather cotton to the idea that
considering the locofoco hue of the in
stitution it is very well kept.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26
NEVADA, September "a, 1856.

Mr.. EDITOR Belonging to no par
ticular party, but wishing to vote for the
best men, if they can be pointed out to
me, I submit the following questions to
the Democrat for the purpose of eliciting
information
Did one of the sub-electors on your
ticket ever publish scurrillous sheet
called Life in Lowell 2"
Did he get up a lottery, sell the
tickets, pocket the money and leave for
California
Has your candidate for the Senate
ever been known as a sober, moral man
Is he now ?
Should l vote to entrust one of
your candidates to the Assembly
with the business of the public when no
one who knows him would lend him four
bitsl
Must l vote for another one who has
been beastly drunk every hour since his
nomination ?
Did your candidate for sheriff intro
duce a resolution into the last Assembly
to refer the difficulty existing between
the United States and England to the
Committee on Military Affairs, or did he
not
Would you vote to entrust the pro-
perty of dead man in the hands of one
who squanders his own?
Does your party partake generally
of the character of your primary meet
ings and conventions ?
Do all those loaters, drunkards and
rowdies who voted at your primary
election belong to your party? If 50,
you have votes enough with. mine.
You have never been guilty of answer
ing Questions honestly propounded, and
confess that am not sanguine of re-
ceiving any answers to these from you
but it is to be hoped there is one honest
man in the party who is willing to lei
the truth be known.
Perhaps your duty to party and de.
sire to tell the truth, taken together, is
the cause of the biographies of your
candidates not appearing la Journal
and Banner. Is it so ? Promulgate.
A CITIZEN,
Seeking information and an honest
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-04-09

The Executive Committee of the State
Agricultural Society of South Carolina hay.
ing selected the Subscriber TO edit their pa
per. prospectus is now issued ia compl-
ance therewith.
This journal will be devoted TO Agncul-
ture, Harticnlture, Natural Science, Rural
Taste, Architecture and Art, the Mechanical
and Manufacturing interests, and all the pur-
suits Pertaining to general improvements
IL will also contain faithful transcript of
the organization and proceedings Of the So.
cicty. Essays and Communications from the
best writer's in the State, and a monthly
summary Of the spirit Of the Agricultural
press.
All subjects devoted to the Improvement
OF the mind, the soil, stock, and domestic
comfort, will find ready admission into It's
columns, and such contributions are special.
ly desired.
The work will be printed in beautiful new
and fair type, on fine white paper, xi.h
tinted cover, and will contain Airty-two
pages per maRih. The publication will be
commenced on the frat Of May, 1856. There
viii also be published an additional adver-
tisins sheet, as supplement, In which n lin
tied number Of advertisements will be in.
serted.
TKRas-Sl 600 per annum. No paper
sent unless tho money be paid in advance.
Life members 10 the State Agricultural So
ciety will receive the paper without cost.
Address a. G. SUMMER,
Editor South Carolina Agriculturist
State Agricl Society Rooms, Columbia.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-04-09

A lstt"r from Vienna, in the Z.,t of
Berlin, contains the following:
An event has just taken place here
which has been much talked ci. A clerk
IN merchants Office, whilst working at
l'ls desk, felt sort Of presen,iment Of
coming danger, which led him suddenly
to return home. He there found his wife
in bed, as she had been confined Of a son
only three days before. She was dressed.
Her eyes were hSgga'J, and Ter looka an
imated by fever. She said to him, " it is
we'll that You came, for will now roas,
the goose, which will be ready at once"
At tue saue time the clerk hexrl the cry
OF child in the kitchen. lie rushed to
the spot, and found the new born clnld
tied Up. and lying in the frying pan. The
mother taken suddenly with white milk
fever, had mistaken her child for n goose
and was about to pu: it to death. The
father happily arrived in time 10 prevent
such catastrophe.
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OBITUARY..

DEPARTED this life on Tuesday NOR.
ming the first instant, EMMA ISABELLA,
wife of X. :. Bailey, and daughter of the
late William J. Connors, Esq'r, Of I.ancas-
ter, aged % years, 4 months and 20 days.
This sad announcement will carry a pang
To many heart, but TO none will its sting
be SO kcenly felt, as experienced by him,
who bestows this last tribute to the blessed
memory Of her, who was his all in all. TO
him, she was all n wife. could bc-kind and
nifectionnte, she did every lhing to promote
his comfort and happiness. She WAS proud
OF his successes, and encouraged him by
her approving smile and words Of commcn
dation-hls errors, in the goodness Of her
heart she Pardoned, md her gentle influence
had led him to abandon vices, and nestle
more closely by her, seeking protection in
her kindly bosom. TO her children. sbe
was the most devoted Of mothers Regard
less OF self, intent only on doing them scr.
vice, early and late she was ministcrinr 10
their comfort. AS u child, she was the
pride, the support and comfort Of an aged
widowed aalher. Her pride and her COM
fort, for hor flial duty was observed in
spirit of gcntlcness aud love-
lie who rules above, taaught best TO take
unto himself this wife, this another, tL;.
child. The loss is great, the sorrow un.
bcarnblc to lone, heart broken husband,
but she was too good for this world, and He
IN Ills wisdom has taken her unto anoth or.
Dearc,t, beloved Of women, she was not
afraid Of death. To the last, she retained
her entire senses. The day previous to her
demise, when gricving husband stood be.
side her, taking his hand, she said II want
to i've for your sake" But few minutes
b. fore She breathcd her last, she said To
him "Don't give way" and when asked if
she were better, she replied either better
or dying" Death To her, was ease to bodi-
ly suffering; it was bercft Of its usual sting.
Mrs. Bailey united herself with the Epis
copal Church in 1917, and has ev,r since
remained consistent, pious member, thou oh
deprived Of her church services, Hers,
however. was devotional nature; even in
her youthful days she exhibited by hcr walk
and conversation the beauties Of religious,
christian mind. Her nisnifrsted acts Of de.
votion and God!incss, marked her IN ifo ~
one Of Gods children, and has ensured her
- place in the household of the great God
above.
On "Wednesday, the 2nd, bcreavcd hus
band, with n bleeding heart, laid her beside
her infant, who had experienced one week
Of lifc-one in another world. The joy cf
his life, the pride and hope Of his heart, has
gone, gone to God, and lett him, disconso-
late and distressed, the guardian and protect
or Of three infant children.
s4H- The Winnsboro Register, the Sum.
ter WatchmaI,, the laurenSviHc Herald and
Charestan papers, will please copy and
obIgo the writer.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-04-09

we oLce saw young man gazing at the
'ry heavens, with I in one f-s" and a ~
OF pistols in tho other. We cndcavored .
ATTRACT his ntlOtion by ing to & in a pa
per In our t16- relating to young man in
that } OF country. who had left home in a
state of mental arrangement
lie dropped the and pistols from his
GD R-, with the
Is J Of whom u read. left home bi
my friends knew of my Dsign. | 50 the
E1Y of girl who refused = IislO J me, bn,
smiled b9ly on another. led madly from
the house, uttering wild . The god of
love, and without replying 2 the !,or my
friends, came here with this I and this ~
OF pistols, = put l. 2 my xislOce. Ny case
has no in this
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-04-09
A MARVELLOUS REMEDY!
FOR A MARVELLOUS AGE!
Iullomay's Nntment.
THE GRAND EXTER-
NAL REMEDY

:. by tho aid ola microscope, we see mil
hons OF little openings on the surface Of
our bodies. Through these this Ointment,
when rubbed on the skin, is carried to any
organ or inward part. Diseases of the Kid
neys, disorders Of the Liver, affections of
the heart, inflammation of the Lungs, Asth-
mas, Coughs and Colds, are by its means ef-
tcctuaily cured. Every housewife knows
that salt passes freely through bone or meat
Of any thickness. This healing ointment
far more readily penctratcs through any bone
or ieshy part of the living body, curing tie
most dangerous inward complaints, that
cannot be reached by other means.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-04-09

FATAL AccIDESr.-The whole commu-
nifty WAS panied to learn, on Wednesday
last, Of the almost instant death by acci-
dent Of lovely young lady Of our village.
II appears that on the Misses Alexander
alighting from Col. NJ. NJ. Norton's carri-
sge, at MIR. Samuel Reds in the afternoon
OF the day above stxted. the horses BECAME
frightened and ranawa9. One Of the la
diea had just been hsaded from the carri-
age, and, when Miss Sue Alexander was
in the act Of aligh,ing the horses started.
They were soon at fall speed, when she
jumped rom the carriage, receiving inju.
ries about the head and neck thereby
which caused her death in few minutes.
xeopee Courier.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-04-09

An exchange says that man who
would systematically and ~illfully set
acont cheating printer, would commi,
robbery on crying baby, and rob it OF
IFS gingerbread-rob church Of 10 coun.
terfeit pennics-lick the butter off blind
n'gge'. last filter pawn his grand
mothers 'pecks for a drink Of whisky
teal scorns from blind SOW, and take
clothes from scarccrow, to make a res.
Pectable appearance in society.
0 We arc little inclined to think as
Nj. "er',hange" does, tn, but are not alto
getl,cr orthodox.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-04-09
THAT BLACK LIST.

The following named person. have not
paid their subscriptions:
s. j. John, Columbus, Miss, from July &c,
1854.
John '. Dean, Hickory Head, S. c., from
December 80, 1852.
Joel Bro~n, Pleasant I'm, s. c., from De-
cembcr ], 1853.
Wm. Il. Ihncir, WooySriile, ". c., from
August lS, 1853.
John Moore, Bslair, S. c., from Nav 4,
1852.
john ). Simms, Dry Creek, S. c., from
afarch IL, 1851.
a. Addison, Long Street, S. c., from Feb
ruGry IL, 1858.
Beyamm addison, Long Street, s. c., from,
August 3. 1854.
D. $. Wilson, Long Street, s. c., from June
/, 1854
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-04-09

a GIRL OF MARx.-Upon the conclu.
sion OF q marriage at village church in
England few weeks since,ih bridegroom
signed the register with "bis mark" The
pretty young bride did the same, and then
turning 10 lady who bad known her as
the best scholar in the school, whispered
70 has. while tesss Of heasst &sse snd adj
miraiion stood in har eyes, "Hss dear
fellow, miss, but cannot write yet. Hes
going to learn Of me, and would not
shame him Tor the wosid..' Was she not
elnphstically girl of marki
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-04-09

Cassius NJ. Clay, .he greet kentucky
abolitionist, failed the othes day, apd his
property is advertised for SAFE ut auction.
u astoaishes the aboliiiopisis to fGd that
Cassius Is the owner of 90 slaves, men
women and children. Tho New York
Herald Aays: "Bless your souls, gentlemen
there is nothing remarkable about that
The moat cruel slsvedrivers ara Northern
abolitiopists for politic.l purposes. When
II comes 10 a matter Of dollars and cents
il !, quite another affair"
TAss's - true 10 Gospe!.
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ANNOUNCER ENTS.

A.. E,,,-... ul =, :,
ut tSSrW r '-r'ense announce >. Is.
n;.i,,n,. ~ ii,: ~ N'""'o"'e iof the Ic>
TURKEY QUARTER.
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turc, and obligc HIS FRIENDS.
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the next election, and obhrc his friends
Mr.. Enron Please on,o,r., NJ u w
IIAMMOID =. ..,,.i;Ia', "a.e r VT =. -
Senate at the next election and chire
MANY VOTERS.
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