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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-26
M. NJ. Chamberlain,
In Kiibou7ae's Netr Block, Main street.
Rry Goods. carpets. Paper EEanaimgs,

In Kilbour7ae's Neu Block, Main street.
Dry Goods, carpets. Paper Ehanaings,
oil CL0Ia5, WINDOW SHADES,
HOUSE FURNISHING DRY GOODS GENEkALLY.
nAMAsK Lata, aud Muslin Draperes, az
~ oes25d CHAhfBERLA
ltILT Cornicas AND Bands, Curtain Loops, Corais
VI and Iassels f8r picturcs ami WINDOW shades at
oet25d CHAMBERLAIN =.
DROCHA, Cashmere SILK, Wool. Ihibet ct.l ID aud
ID Merino Shawls at CHAMBERLAIN =
oct25d
D0YNET, Cap. and Trimming Ribbons. Dress Cloak
I'D ana Mantilla Trimmings, al
oet24d CHAMBERLAIN s.
LNRENCH, swiss, and Scotch Necaie Work, q ifft
Il rate stock, CHAMBERlAiN -
l1LOTH Talmus at CHAMBERLAIN a.
u oct25d
Union at the Nimble 01xpenCe.
y s. 4 d. G. BILLINGS have united their
-. stocks Of Dry Good ana Groceries, and may be
found al the old stand Of ). 5. Billings, No d Man
Street keokuk,
One Of the firm will SPEND his time in the East,
for the purpose Of watching the chances for buying
goods cheap, SO that they sell them lower than
ever We have now hand over fifty thousand
dollars worth of goods which will sell at greatly
reduced prices Please give us . call.
s. S. & ID. e. BILLINGS.
Gw
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G.. w. Sanders.
FURNITURE WARE- ROOMS,

-
FINtE unders' gned has now IA hls <svy.rassYm>
Ware Rooms, and dtslgn- keep SF
ing constantly on hand we'll Sc t---1-
letted assortment If alt kinds of Eurn. ure embra1
eng Marble Top Dressing ana plaln Bureaus tine
and PLAIN Sofas fine ANA PLAIN Center and Card
Tables; Game seat and Windsor Chairs. Rocking
ehalr7 II every description from plain ~oosien
seat, t. he finest hair cloth stated scat plain and
fancy turned Cottage Bedseads Of tbs latest s,yies
Lounges, az.
Locking Glasses If all sizes Clocks Garpeting4
floor and door mafiings, noar and table oii cotus,
mattfassas, feather dnsters, carriage trimmings,
mindQ" shades and trimmings, and every otaer art-
Gle usually kept ~ my line ot business.
Part Of my stock was made under my super
vision, and the RESI- bought from manufacturers of
high standing, 80 that | can warrant every article
for durability and finish II workmanship
Ny Object il 40 establish permanent business
here, aud not the Peter Funk principles ami AZ
an indneenent ~ persons 70 purchase II ms am
resolved To sell at the lowest -. louis prices.
Call AMI examine MY stock before purchasing
elsewhere. ] viii always take pleasure III showing
furniture 70 Ladies and dentlemer who call me,
whether they feel inclined Il bay not
May II, ls54.--ti&wbf &. y. SANDERS.
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j. q. Bernard 4 60.

IT ANE FaKFn the odd Stand u J. IT. IlIner, Tor
merly y e. lrimblc) No. 56, Main street oppo-
site klbaarne = new buildings whore they offer for
sale as cheap THE cheapest Il neral assortment
shoe. saddle and Harness Leather.
Enamelled and Patent Leather Fnameled Cloth
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Fly=Aets, Whips and Whip
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Aug. IL, ls55.--daw.
Tor Rent.

I have % comfortable dwelling houses. Persons
l wanting to rent may call Mt my store on MAN
Street, as / have empty.
dec7d&W ~ s. ). BlLLlAHS.
LE0R SALE-For goods or cash, Will vel ~ bulid-
L ing lots Main Street or tho Leyee. u feet
front by 40 feet deep. Also 1000 acres Of good
farming land in Lee County, Iowa, within 2 or ~
miles II the city If hegkuk, ut Mo- "a Main street
between 81 and Sd ;. ;. billings.
LIT
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WATCHES!
N w JONES,
Denierin Clocks. Watches a JexcIry
ON SECOND STREET.

tNext door 10 G. Parsons Banking Housed
hEOh
rHllE subscriber has just received i large ~
L aud beautiful stock VI Geld aud silver "A
Watches, Gold Jewelry, &c, comprising the <Ayk
latest STYLES ef Ladies Breast Pms, Ear
Rings, Finger Rings. Gun Pins, Gold Guard and
Fob Chain, Keys, Seals, silver Thmbes, Cold
Slides, snaps, sends, Gold Pens With pr without
holders, Cod Pencils. Pens aud Pencils
WNrcH kHfMRlSo.
The subscriber beng practical matchmaker.
fees competent repair Ae mos dIIeull and deIi-
cate WORK iAat mas be entrusted te hs care
All work warranted h. gite satisfaction.
GuRnEgf TINE.
Tie public may assured that the carreet time
is aud always viii be kept ~
Not. IS l3aJ.-dly y. W JONES
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PICTURES soy GLASS.

PICTURES IN GLASS
CONFINES call ssea
> ed, but far superb s4f1Nf III
81 70 Ambrotypes, EetN - kE1l 20 W.
taken At BprLLs Da- vi ~ 81 i,
guefrean Gallery. All a.. u - AK EV
who have not seen
these nov pictures which pronounced hy all
Jnigesof the arr az superior To the patent Amhro-
type should call ~ the@ky Light Gallery and eAum
Ine sIt ei'n us.
At-H issuerreofypes taken IN all styles and sizes,
from 75eenIs each To S2n Don forget the pace rs
Main street, between 81 and Attn dAw
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Autumn Stock!

/ l t@ now open Il ncst6ck If French and Amet
| al Printed and Plain DeLalncs Plain ana
PAID Mtrnoes Cobargs, Back ard Colored Mo
bair. De RACES, &c 10 which he invites the atten
ii i ~ tbs Lads. assuring them thar tn style and
quality unsurpassed, and prices low tie SAINT
gtaas Gan b. sold I'll he country.
hteiuk, sept. a. dAw
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Always Trading.

Always raaknE.
I HAVE bought out the Dry Goods store of james
J.. Truce and will hereafter continue the business
in the same place.
The store is in charge Of Mr. d. II. ASSABLE,
whose long experience, and polite and attentive mA2a
ners are well known in this community. As | can
and will oH-r GREAT BARGAINS, / expect large
tom.
han mber the place: One door east II II. u. Wood
ward Co.. Main street, Il. A. WILLIAMS.
n alLLAAn
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Try Goods.
no bales IA muslin, prime,
] SO pcs satinets ass' ID, 25 TO 75c. per yard
So do Ky. jeans do 20 10 &c, do do
1900 do prints new styles;
30 do Goiungo;
20 do Lyone-e Cloths, and Alpaccas;
DcLuines, Black Silks, Goats Spool Thread, (war.
rautcd,) Stewards best Linen Thread, and general
assortment Of Yankee notions, just received BY
sep22d6w r. A. WILLIAMS.
NEW GOODS AND GROCERIES.
rE1IlE public Will take notice that / have received
L an immense stock Of Dry Goods, Boots and
Shoes, and Groceries, Of my old stand on Main st.,
near Fourth.
Families wanting groceries can have them put up
al keokuB wholesale prices.
/ intend to give particular attention q the pro-
Iuct business, and expect that my long experience
in that line viii enable to give satisfaction q all
customers. scp22 b. A.. WILLIAMS.
lfAsa paid for ali country produce The ia
n stand Vt sel22 T. A. WILLIAMS.
N(fANIED. 1000 bushels Timothy seed;
w 10000 do Flax Seed,
AMI all kinds Of grain and seeds for which the high
scr95 : b. A. WILLIAMS
Do III and Shoes.--i70 cases III boots and Shoes
ID FIR men, women, boys, girls and infants, just
received by sep.2daw u. A. WILLIAMS
Leather! Leather!
IL ANING purchased the entire stock If Pike Full
Il Ter Il Co.. shall l.. reafter keep on hand good
assortment of Leather, Shoe Findings Beltngs, liar
ness Leather, DC. All which VIII be sold low fof
Cash paid for hides. b. A. WILLIAMS.
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I.sEEN9H lASeIMEkEe-A lot more Ut chose
superb French Cassmeres Just received by
i0dAw r. u FOSTER
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j. W. JOHNSTON.


+ TNDERrAkER, Corner If johnson andfxru~
" Third streets. ~
Carries On .he business q Undertaking in all its
branches lie ha- fec ntlY made eAt n-ise additions
e h -toek ami perfected his arrang uents in every
il puItm NJ
PATENT METALLIC BrRIAL CASES.
4mpaftiaas ~ mir and ndsstyuetib.., hlshy otna
melted and Invaluable for the preservation Of the
dead, ~ welt ~ collins 1t every style and finish fur
uleh q atdtf.
u 3rrt@ an4 raga fuaHishea, and Tie entire ar
rang neat- V IN tlintra - Hdd t. when required.
knpkuk. April H. ls55. ~
WE. MANNERS.
/ ilR AND aGUGhEh. au hfta street, me
= dor below Main, whore h. Will feHosate and
make "a mp new, MI kinds oi Ladies' ard NJ
lenen : aFfafel sath crap btoseha, cashmere
tHd wootrl cashm re, ~llk ANA merilIu dsass-
e, rue i5tio.ltd table eQ9er-, window and dainask
curtains.
AL u tbe above, apd every Qthcf artIsie III cloth
ins eetari IN any If he fancy II air. co4ars /
h'iia by CLOSE a. ntou ana knowledge al my bug
tnHtss t8 give general satisfaction
us -l3wbm NM NASEERs.
olD bQALa Giaassa an na...a ass d
wv REYNOLDS bug store.
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Gard 10 lIe ladies.


Nov ready for the season large stock 81 Tri
Il y ming tiovl- IN Nelytt-piain and Shaded Col
ilai lttack Of ali widths Plush Shaded. Nj
Fringe, Mors Antique, at red Rib NJ, Coar an
idth 6aloon, IN Vi eat variety; Gimps. Braid, 81
some IN br,ghi colors to- ehildr AZ dresses.
s.p' 10 dAw P d FOSTER
IsEENeA 1AsaIMEkEo-A lot more Ut tlose
/ superb French Cassimeres just received by
d IedAw T. y FOSTER.
/ TNGlT EnLNEGs-Assort>d eolols, al css than
y cost % import great bargains for miiners.
de0iodt~ T, j. POSTER.
nkEas GOODS Trimmings, ae. Black silks
IL ali widths very low. Plaid check and broeade
silks. Larg. and small PLAID Cashmers Printed
Plain D. l.atnas Back English Cap Moss Velvet,
r2 Antique AMI Ribbon Trimmings, just opened
ant FL sale cheap deeloadw I. I. FOSTER.
n I EENsNAhE, AC.--A complete assortment II
Nl Nnte 6fante Ware in setts or single pieces
Also, for holiday presents, Decorated China Cups
Mug, Flower y ses H.. +. H. FOSTER.
aclViSw
- R9cHA SHAWLs--A few more long ma siu.
ID Lsseha shawls for sale iow q close of
deciblAn L. =. FOSTER.
DLtlbs,- Those beautiful scotch and Tartan
Pads every variety en- h. found nj
sep&7dAw NooDN ARD co.'s,
STESSRS. EDITORS Please inform thu Ladies
VI that W. have received the largest stock of em-
hraidaries Collars from cents e. s7.H0; Multtse,
Hlaek SIX Brussels and real thread Laces Lace ac-
tiQua and Ribbon Trimmings, BE-. a..
H. y. WOODWARD i CO.
ApS. q, ls55.--ddw
nREss Trimmings The Ladies can be suited
~ this Tine Al
f-7dAw WOODWARD 4 cos.
DEAnY MADE CLoIHTN4.-Er In tlis
I linz BE- had At the lowest feufgs ut
set27dpw WOODWARD co.'s.
\XT00L DELAINEs.--Ercry variety IL plain and
w figured DEL DeLaines, just recei> ca 81
r2ldNw N0ODN ARD co.'s.
Ean styles.
M haFf just received cur fall styles Of Ladies
w Velvet CLOTH and six 0loal6s Talma I and
bisettes; also Of Brocha and Plaid Shawls.
sep27dAw WooDWAR Il co.
DLAID LONG SHAWLs - Just received per
I American Express" 100 Of new and elegant
Styles. which with previous stock makes our as
tHtie"nt more fun and complete han ut any time
yeiol DgRKEE 1 60.
~tlLke SILKS I've have received very ~
- Gently by express several LGr9f LETS Ct Hfess
A..s whien IS arr of ing At Unprecedented iow
pt3ets Also another lot of splendid ..Moire An
feus1" n dress patterns. No. H. Main street.
deelGd DURkEEh CO.
- EAMLIoa BAti.S-stark Mills--6uo ju-t receiv-
- RI Al 81 Man street DUkhEE 4 Co 4
aetl0J
NEW kMBRolb TERI rs Ne.r enc, and ium
Y In heb worked Collars srtts LInen ard J4eoaei
collar ani cnts, hne Linen Galnbfic h1ndk fehiefs
ln short ais stock ~ goods III the ahaye line, lust
received q - Main Street,
dee 10 DURkFs Cu
Tvhooh OIL CLOTHS Anetb et Z fyst i.
| with nni splendid patteb tn.t recoiyl
d ST Man Street, DIRhIE d co
deeIua
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A FPLls.-iuu bb apples II excellent quality,
= l. ard great number II choice lafor for sale by
uoN2Sl HAMILL y CO.
THL0tR Flourt--Cast5m Is can rely upon gotting
l. Quincy, DentonsFart, and birmingham llonl
na2Sd HAMILL & 80.
GOLDEN ~YKgP--tn kegs ana hulf tbs. bel
" cheers sugar House syrup in kegs and ha1
bhis. Raisins in boxes, half boxes and quarters
r2sd HAMIfl. 4 fa.
% DOZEN Fresh Baltimore Cove oysters, received
~ dtree. from Hai.Imu4et at3 ~, Na4 ~
nN2sa IiAMlLL i 90.
FrlHkTl Hax.s chaire NJ Il. Cheese iu,i rsee lfsd
| and f5r sale Is IAMIALa %.
drEI7a
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TNGlI civ EIS-Assorted eoloIs, al .ess than
d,9 udAw +. j.. FOSTER.
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- Ilhe SILKS I've have received eery ~
- Gently by express several Lar9e LETS Ct Dress
A .s. wAien oHasng ut Unprecedented low
prices. Also anetier lot Of splendid ..Moire An
lgua." ~ dress patterns. No. III Main street.
declGd DURkEE 4 co
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-20
EMPiRG LIVERY sTABLE.
NOTICE TO TEAIrsTERS.

WAGON DAD from Nevada to Downievilla by way of
w ROR%S0N'S tR0SSING.
This Roa in fine condition, and presents the shortest
route and list road for Packers and Teams to all the var
settebas acag the Divide, between the South and
Middle andthe Middle and North Yubas, by way of Hess
and Emery Crossings.
The Road also acds the nearest route for Packers and
Travellers fom Sacramento, by way of Rough & Ready
Grass VALID and Nevada and the mines further South to
Poor mani Creek Nelson's Creek and all the mining re-
gorf 1ort,i Of Nevada and Downieville.
Jhh Rnd is d, easiE travelled as that between Sacra-
ncib Nevada. -Four horses readily draw from
thJato fur thousand pounds Of freight from NePada to
he p Ct the bill at Downieve, when the road Is bot OBJ
sssytH.sss assti y +s.ta.syl. -sfu
W E. ROBINSON, Proprie}or
Nrtiflf 1sac--i01yf
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-20
BOOTS AND SHOES

- MYERS \ WM. R. C0E, (succes sors to p j. Espen-
. eed) corner of Main and Commercial Streets would
ssrsally inform the public that they purchased
~ spzA vel selected Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES
cotns4ha the above establishment and hope by strict
ahion TO ~ssies to merit share of the public pat
Ioge.
wing just received from San Francisco choice and
selected stock of Boots and Shoes ladies' and Misses
Gers, Buskin Slippers, Chlrens Shoes &c. &C. they
wd respectfully invite all those wanting any thing in
tisbovc line give them a call as they believe for va
III, quality and cheapne5s their soc, Is UNSURPASSED in
TmountainS.
iepairing done the shortest notice. in wokmanlike
fnner and on the most reasonable terms
:. MAYERS.
I WM. r. COE
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-20

New RELIGIOUS SECT FROM VIENNA.--The vi
emma correspondent Of the Lodlon Times writes:
The statement of the Frankfort Post Zeit,0,g,
that numerous members of mysterious relg-
ious society," have been arrested in Vienna, is
correct aad some detailed information ! am
able to give you on a subject of which nothing
is yet known to the Vienna public. About a
year ago the police received information that
the habits and manners of some Of the workmen
in the suburbs had undergone very great
change. In the language of my informant, ''the
men were more orderly and regular, and less
noisy than the others AS the phenomenon was
observed in several suburbs, the police suspect
ed that some central club had been formed with
branch establishments. The movements of some
Of the men were closely watched but up to
Whit Sunday last nothing more was discovered,
than that instead of going 10 church they read
their Bibles diligently at home, '.and were so
greatly averse to any kind of ceremony, that if
one OF their friends died they abstained from
following the corpse to the grave" As there is
not any law in Austria which nakesreading the
Bible punishable offence, the authorities had
no reason for interfering with the workmen an
til Whit Sunday last they held conventcle and
was surprised by the police. 1t is probable
that some papers were seized, as it was knowi
that the persons arrested (between 60 and -J)
call themselves 'Brethren of st. john" and be-
long to a new religious sect. aai
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-20
sAN FRANCISCO GROCERY AND PROVI-
SION STORE,

Motto - Small Profits aR1 quick returns"
TIVE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT
the attention Of the Families and Miners of Nevada and
vicinity TO their well selected stock Of Family
Groceries, ProvisiOns, Liquors, &C.,
Whic cannot be exeled in quality and the lowest pr
afford uncqualel facilities for plrcha sing by which
mean, we feel confident to be able give
GENERAL SATISFACTION AS TO PRICES
We have also on hand Mining Implements of best makers
" Riloel Keepers, Re ,taurants and Country Dealers
wouldnd it to their advantage to give a call before
purchasing elsewhere.
L. SHARP & Co
W. - Broad Street Bicknelps Bill iilg
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-20

Reader, did you know that every column of a
newspaper contained from ten to twenty thous-
and distinct pieces of metal, the lmisplacing of
any one of which would cause hlunder. or
typographical error? With this curious factbe-
before you, do you not wonder at the general
accuracy of newspapers Knowing this to be
the fact, you will be more disposed, we hope, to
excuse than magnify errors Of the press
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-20
NUMBER. IA 4e.
DESPERATE ADVENTURE OF TWO STATE PRrsoy

DESPERATE ADVENTURE OF TWO STATE PRIsoS
CoNvIors.-The San Francisco Globe, of Wednes-
day, contains the following statement:
A most daring and successful plan for escape
was devised and putinto execution by two con-
victs at Point San Quinten, on Saturday last.
They were at work near the extremity of the
Point, but directly under the supervision of the
armed sentinels. A sail-Doat and a. small row.
boat were moored on the beach. The wind was
blowing very strong and dead on shore. 1t ap-
pears that the idea suggested itself TO the minds
of the two prisoners, that if they could obtain
possession of the roy-boat, they might possibly
effect their escape, as the wind being dead ahead
of a vessel outward bound, the sail-hoat would
not be able to follow fast enough to oyertake
them. The greatest danger they had to~appre-
hend was from the shots of the sentinels and
from the contents of two pieces of cannon bear
ing directly upon the course they would be
obliged to take. But there was but little to
choose between death and the chance of esca-
ping from years of hard toll and imprisonment;
so waiting until the signal was made for the
prisoners to go to dinnet. sthey sprang. into the
boa' and pulled at the oars with the energy
that men under such circq@pstances only are ca
pabe of -slsI
The movement was almost Instantly observed
by the guard, who discharged their firearms at
tiAS AuS SlNAfNS1 )ub NltHOub thcCi. lHc guns
were then brought to bear upon the boat, and
fred, but the shot oveneached, and the fugi-
tives still straning every nerve at the oars,
were soon out Of reach of the guns The fugi-
tives made landing at Contra Costa, and en-
deavored to secrete themselves; but by some
fatality one Of them, Mexican named Burgan-
dy, convicted in Nappa county Of attempting to
commit murder, and sentenced to fourteen
years Imprisonment, was recognized by one of
the jury that convicted him. and although they
succeeded for time in keeping out of sight,
the person who recognized the Mexican took
means to procure their arrest, and they were
brought over to this city yesterday, in charge
of three residents of Contra Costa, and will be
returned to their old quarters at Point San
Quenten to-day. The other convict is named
Thomas Lynch; he was convicted of highway
robbery in Yuba county, and sentenced to five
years imprisonment. They had served but
few months of their respective terms, and now
they Will have a few years added.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-20

FROM THE PIANs.-Tbe first party of immi-
grants across the Plains, this year, arrived here
lately. They numbered twenty-five men; and
report another company following, 100 strong.
They started from San Antonio on the 3rd OF
March, reaching Ell Paso on the 10th Of April.
This company were under the guidance ofCapt.
Bennett They arrived at Warmers Ranch lst
of July. -Four of the party came on from that
place and are now in this vicini,y. They en-
countered no difficulty from the Indians nor
heard of any depradations committed by them.
The party started with the intention Of pros
pecting the Gadsden Purchase for gold. They
stopped at Santa Cruz, Mexico, on the borders
Of the Gadsden Territory, where they found
gold, sufficient to pay for working, but could
get no water. They were very kindly received
by the officers of the Mexican Army, and press
ed to remain there, and guard Of soldiers Of
fered for their protection while prospecting.
They next proceeded to Tucson where they
prospl cted for two weeks, without discovering
the color Of gold. Tucson is a small place, con
tanning about 800 inhabitants, chiefly Indians.
There are between thirty and forty Americans
there, sengaged in the various occupations Of
keeping store bar, and in hunting the Indians,
for which latter purpose there YVES an organized
company Of Rangers. A party Of four Ameri-
cans started from Tucson for Douglass Ranch,
distant about forty miles, but were killed by the
Indians on the way. Their bodies were found
and buried. Their names were Bibb, Jameson
and Roberts, the latter had just arrived there
from the California mines. The name Of the
fourth man is unknown. They had started in
search of silver mine which they heard was
in that vicinity.
This party of immigrants give most unfa-
vorable report Of the Purchase 1t contains
copper and silver, which require large capital
to work. There is no gold there. Nor id they
discover any land capable Of cultivation. The
district is spoken of as destitute of everything
necessary for the sustenance of human life, nei-
her timber nor water and the land bare, san
ly, parched and sterile.-Loss AagcIos Star
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-20
NEVADA g WASHINGTON STAGE LINE.

NEVADA ~ WASHINGTON STAGE LINE.
ON AND ATER JANUARY l, 1885, the above Line will
: ~ run a. Iel9wss 49,.
Leaving a. Office at Fflsbie's old Stand Nevada, at
ioeock NJ assipg BY Mountain Spring House Morgan's
told spring, #hite tlOddf Goi in and Aha arriving
at Washington by one oehck in the afternoon.
1t is the nearest and bet Route TO Washington Omega
Scotehman's reek Poor fans Creek, and Eureka.
Returnng,-lhe Stageswil leave the south Yuba Hotel
Washington every morning at nine O'Clock and arrive at
Nevada by one O'Clock r NJ, connecting with the Cali
lorna stage Cos Coaehe for Auburn, Sacramento, Marys
vile and Shasta.
otlice-Stoth Yuba Istel, Washington
A. ; UllN, Proprietor
W. S. McRoR8rs Asent Nevada [Sl-tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-20

he sAGkS OF this Company VIII leave ther UIhcei at
4 frise's old Stand Nevada as folowsi
FOR SACRAMENTO.
Leaves evada at O'clock A. NJ. and arriving at Sac
mento in me for the O'Clock boats for San francisco
Also at n'clock A. NJ running via Auburn as an Ac-
commoda0n Line to Sacramento.
FOR MARYSyILLE.
Leaves le above named Office every morning at seven
O'Clock, AM. passing through Grass Valley, Rough &
Ready, Ere Ranch and Long Bar, and arriving in Ma
fysvlle at o'clock ?. NJ.
FOR FORT CRY, BONNEVILLE. PATTERSON woLsEY's,
MooRE's, AND ORLEANS FLATS.
Leaves egy morning at IL o'clock A. NJ.
Aso-FoR AUBURN VIA GRASS VALLEY.
Every aftcnoon at O'Clock passing via Grass Valley
and arrvingat Auburn day at O'clock p NJ,
Meeting wtuthe Morning Coach at Auburn which arrives
at Sacrament at one O'Clock T. NJ, same day.
JANIS HAW0RTH,
Pres't. c. = Co.
W. S. MclopERrs Agent Nevada. Itf
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-20

gss~ How can man who has ne.wingsbe sad
to be winged in an affair Of honors because
in fighting duel be makes goose Of hipseb