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The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12

RENovAL.-Messrs. Steife Il Cohn of the Phil
adelphia Dry Goods Store have removed to
Broad street, opposite our Office, in Kidd q
Knox's new building. Their stock, consisting
of everything usually found in an establishment
of the kind, corresponds with the building they
occupy most admirably (which is new and large.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12

STATE PAPERs.-J. w. Sullivan, of the News
Depot near the Post Office, San Francisco, for
warded us as usual regular files of Atlantic pa
pers, pictorials, magazines &C. We again re-
turn him our thanks
The proprietor of the Noisy Carriers Hail.
San Francisco, has also our thanks for full file
OF the New York Daily Tribune, Citizen, Irish
News, and the standard magazines.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12

For THE ATLANTIC STATES The new and
splendid steamship Orizaba will leave Washing
ton Street Wharf, San Francisco, on the 10th
inst, with passengers and independent mails for
the Atlantic States, via Nicaragua. Passengers
by this steamer will doubtless arrive in New
York several days in advance of those going by
way of Panama.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12

FAIRY MTNsTREIs.- excellent troupe gave
mn interesting exhibition in Boswell & Hanson's
Hall last evening They design giving several
other entertainments during the week.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12

VoTE OF T0wNs.-The following is the vote of
the principal towns of the State. The number
of votes cast in all of them, except Placerville,
is considerably more than that of last year,
which may be accounted for principally from
the greater interest people take in Presiden-
4 o1
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12

Tue BANNER CouNrr.-we claim for the coun-
ty of Nevada the credit of beiAg the banner
Democratic oInty of the State. Central Com
mittee, attention if you have banner "stand
not on the order of your sending, but send it at
once" and If you have not got one, you had
better. in the classic language ofFerguson, "git
up and git 1t at once"
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12

Mr. Wirsen, the snake tanner, who was severe.
ly bitten by a rattlesnake some two weeks since,
is rapidly recovering. from the effectsof the bite
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12

NGTICE.- ursuant to the requirements Of the law
~ Ito establish support and regulate common sclools'
~ proved May I'd s55 the undersigned give notice that
meeting of the qualified electors of the First School pstet
(Ncvada Township Nevada County will be held At Eos
well IansonS Main street. Monday next the 18th
inst at two O'clock !. NJ, 10 fix the location Of school
house for said iStrc full and punctus attendance of
all persons interested is respectfully requested.
W r. ANDERSON,
A. Il. GRkIORY
W II. ORR Trustees
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12
Totals, 4l,44'

THE NEXT LEGISLATURE As near as can now
be ascertaned the political complexion of the
next Legislature will stand as follows, inclu-
ding the Senators that hold over. The seven
Assembymen set down as uncertain will proba-
bly, be nearly all Democrats
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12

BIsHoP KIP.-The Rev. Bishop Kip of the
Episcopal Church, will preach this "wednesday
evening, att O'Clock Z. NJ, at Temperance
Hall
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12

Nevada Tempe OF Honor No. s.--lIeets every
Monday evening, at Temperance Hall, at O'Clock
Visiting Brethren in good standing are ever welcome
A. p CurRU, W R. e-rm H. B. PALMER w CT
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12

The Pacific Express and Wells, Fargo & Co.
have placed us under obligations for forward
ing packages, and other favors
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12

have clear working majority in both branches
of the Legislature.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12

A. Bedlam, Jr., our, Sacramento agent, will
accept our thanks for San Fyapciseo and Sacra,
mepto papers. r,s
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12
COUNTERFEIT ENGLISH SOvEREIGNs.-- The San
Francisco Herald of Friday saws:

Francisco Herald Of Friday says:
We saw yesterday counterfeit English soy
ereign well calculated to deceive. The metal is
light, but the size aad workmanship are good
limitations of the genuine. Gu one side is the
Queens profile and on the reverse the usual iig-
ure of ST. George overcoming the Dragon. The
dates however vary, as d tferent years appear
Oil each side. There may be an attempt to pass
some of this bogus coin, and it behooyes c,tzens
to keep bright look out
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12

j. Z. Hanlin, of Broad Street Book Store
has our thanks for San Franc SEQ papers.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12
ID M% M ~ "a WR N
J.H. BLETHEN. Commander.

WILL. LEAVE WASHINGTON ST WHARF WITH IN
w deIcnden Mails Passengers and Treasure on
THIRSDAT, NOTEMBER Goth al ~ O'CLOCK N
RS- Passengers by thi- line landed San Juan up,
ON the Companys Wharf and proceed Immediately in
Portable coaches to Virgin Bay where they embark the.
Wharf which has recently been re-bilt upon the splen-
did steamer SAN Carl o. for the Atlantic steamer
The heath of the lshmu is excellent and il is confident
~ expected I'm the known reputation of the ORIZADA
for speed that the trip th ong New York and New Or
leans, VIII b" TIE qucset This Route being
700 miles shorter than any other seneers via Nicara
qua avoid the great heat o the Tropics and the fever and
dcbb y too apt TO result from Su, exposure.
The Orizaba connects with the favore steamships Tex
as, for New York, and Calhoun, for New Orleans
SS- Through Tickets furnished including transit Of the
lthmu-t a'scngers al expense upon the Isthmus ex
cep for meals while crossing Treasure for shipment will
be received at the office Of the Company until A. NJ day
of sailing. Freight or passage apply to
C. r. GARRISON & co,
s w Corner Washingtc and Battery Sta I'd floor
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12

| OSI.-AUtIse l. hl.hthl ulNLN THAT The UN-
IL derSgned has lost Land Warrant certificate draw
Ia my favor No. ~, ,lSS for l60 of land and that
nave made application 70 the Commissioner Of Pensions
or du lcae OF said Warrant and do hereby warn all
persons not to purchase the same - 3. 81
G.GWs WILLIAM COERrEr
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-12

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17
FURTHER roREroN NEWS.
Washington, Dec. 10

washington, Dec. liz.
The Russian organ lie Nord reafirms that
the Gear win neither give up Bolgard or the
Isle Of Serpents, and that Government per-
sists in demanding that the questions at is
sue be referred to the Congress of Paris.
lie Nord adds that France agrees with Rus
STA on the subject of having the Conference
decide upon the proper Interpretation Of the
treaty.
A Vienna letter on the Goth says that dur
ing the last few days the questions of Hols-
tein and Neufchatel have led to repeated
conferences between Count Buol and Count
Arnim, the Prussian Ambassador.
The hand Of England begins to be visible
in the affair of Neufchatel, whilst Denmark
has applied to France for mediation in her
conflict with Germany.
The Cabinet Of the TueIleries has proposed
to those Of Vienna and Berlin to submit the
Danish question to the second Congress Of
Paris, but Austria and Prussia do not appear
disposed to admit that Intervention.
The American sloop of war Constellation
was at Constantinople.
The election of Buchanan caused conside-
rable sensation at Madrid, as he is looked
upon there as a patron of the filibusters.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17
FROM CALIFORNIA, &c.

New Orleans, Dec. l2.
The Steamer Texas, with California dates
TO the Goth ult., and San Juan to the 5th inst,
has arrived.
The vote Of California is as follow: Buc-
hanan 10000; Fillmore IS, 1000; Fremont 10,
600. Democratic majority in both houses.
IMPORTANT FROM NIcARaouA.-Walker was
successful in series of battles with the com
bined Central Americans on the 10th Nov.
General Hernsby, with 200 men, defeated
1000 of the enemy under the Costa Rican
General Canas. The enemy lost 200; Hernsby
lost killed and wounded. -Four DAYS fight
ing at Messaya ended in the entire defeat Of
the enemy.
Walker returned to Granada, giving three
days notice Of his intention, to allow time to
remove the yaluables. He then fired Granada,
leaving not yestige of the place. He re-
moved all the effects of the men and inhab-
tants Of Nicaragua to Ryuas, which will
hereafter be the capitol Of Nicaragua!
There had been naval battle between the
Nicaraguan war steamer Granada and a
Costa Rican brig Of war Of three times her
size. The Costa Rican steamer was blown
up, and the lives of all on board destroyed.
Ii is supposed the enemy's loss was 800.
There had been various battles since Oc-
tOber.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17
State Assayer, Geologis, & chemis

From WAsHISGToN-Col. Wheeler still
holds his commission as Minister to Nicara-
qua. but he was recalled for the reason stated
in the Presidents message for our govern
ment suspending diplomatic relations with
that country. Senator Rusk's bill, which
was introduced in the Senate to-day, ex-
tends the time within which the Texas cree
ditors may present their claims to the lst Of
January, 1856 and repeats so much Of the
act Of August last as authorizes distribu-
ton Of the residue of the $3.50, 900 pro rata
among the creditors who have fled their
release. Washington Dec. 9.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17

SOUTHERN EMIGRATION TO NIcARAouA.-rhe
New 0deans Bulletin says that large number
of lie ciliz,ns Of Louisiana, some OF whom
are in good circumstances, lar preparing 10 emf.
CRATE 10 NlcaIagua. lIexpresses fear, however,
that these emigrsnis will mol fnd Nicaragua 10
be lie paradise which fancy paints il. While
il thinks that the best class OF emlgrsnis are
those who have slaves, and Who 60 10 lll the
ground, II warns them that great care will be
required 10 preserve The health Of The slaves,
especially until lie process 81 scclimallon is
completed. The cllnale may thus prove
the most fatal obsiarle 10 lie iransplanling Of
American slavery into Nicaragua. Regarding
white emigration the Bulletin says:
:. la rgarI TO white emgfanis, oil accounts
agree ii declaring thai nothing shon Of tile III
most regularity and absolute temperance ID eat.-
Inp and drinking will enable them TO withstand
The debililalng effects Of The tropical heats act
~ upon lie rank vegetation which eveiy where
abounds. THE excuses Of Northern la,liudts
cannon be INDUCED 10 with Impuui,y ;and those
about making Up iheiI minds 10 liy their Tor
tunes there should rerolecl this fact. The
rigl:l kind Of persons for Nicaragua are those
possessing suong constitutions, Who have been
accustomed 10 exposure. and who can conse-
quenlly rough IL with less danger Than those
whose habits have been m0re sedeniafy aud
whose constitutions are mote delicate. While
The former may with prudence and industry
6nd fortunes, The latter may had graves IN 4
land % strangers, with mus 10 bedew then
with tears Of Affection
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17

TO THE MILLI0N.-Prof. Wood. Of 81. Louis,
has, after years Of deep study and un,irng research
succeeded in presenting 10 The public article superior
TO any in use and indeed il is truly wonderful
dscoverywe advert 10 his Hair Restorative the only
article that has been completely successful in cheating
age Of his gray locks, removing dandruif itching
a &c. II restores the gray headed 10 more than the
original beauty; adds lustte locks already luNu
RANT; having the effect coarse harsh hair TO render
glossy and watery astens permanently hair that is
loose or falling and many other qualities which will
become known soon used.
The pride Of mankind is sngularly developed in the
keeping ans arrangement Of the hair; perhaps from
the fact that il is The only portion Of The human body
that we can train IN any way choose how important
then having this potion left 10 care that should
all the science has placed IN our hands TO
render i beautiful and permanent. II YOU would have
beautiful hair, glossy hair permanent hair hair with
is natural color elegantly preserved 10 extreme old age
don't fail 10 purchase Woods Hal, Restorative.
Duly le,ca STATE Gazette
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17
IRON EUROPE.

New York, Dec. Q.
The steamer Atlantic, with dates from
Europe 10 the Goth November, arrived here
this morning.
Ia Liverpool Cotton was dull and unchang-
ed. Breadstuiis we're quiet.
Money was easier. Ionsols 9Ii.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Atlantic experienced heavy winds. She
passed large ieeberg on the 5th OF Cape
Race.
The Arglo French alliance, though preg-
nant with speculation, was regarded as set
tied.
The Gazette Iniycrsaillc Allemair has a
letter from Vienna dated the 18th, stating
TIA, il had been announced that the Congress
oil Paris would not meet second time, and
that tie Commissioners Of the five great pow
rrs would assemble at ConstantinOple 60 set.
lie Tie questions now pending ~ 70 the
principaliiies, BolgarL and the Isle Of Ser.
penis. This isquite wrong. Nothing has been
settled on the subject, aud negotiations are
still going on.
Extraordinary activity in The Russian ship
building establishments Of the Black Sea ba'
awakened the distrust Of England, and thai
power lately applied TO France Tor the pur
Pose Of making joint representation TO Rus
sia on the subject, i being notorious that tli'
Czat has twelve men OF war 10 the Black
Sea. Il is believed that the Cabinet Of ih'
i TuiIeries has not deemed such Interpolation
opportune al the present time.
The NeapOlitan question presents no nev
phase.
The Neufchatel question was not iu,este,
with any serious danger.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17
Book Agents Wanted.

TINE Subscriber. having taken The General Agency
III getting subscribers 10 and delivering llamks's
History of Moth Caoina. nov 10 process Of puhica
ton hy Messts u. j. Hale 4 son u Fayetteville, +
DESTROYS uf entering into engagement with one OF
mire atiise intelligent and reliable persons % each Of
ihe Judicial Circuits 10 their respective parts o.
The state. o. particular counties, thoroughly, lmme-
date application il esife as sample copies u the first
volume will be really 10 Few days
Jndoub,ed testimonials IS 10 character must accom-.
pany each sppIica,i1n. Address $3.50.
II. ". HORN.
Fayetteville. pse.9 g.
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" a u Al4p.

mABA11D,
In Chatham county. y. G.. on the Goth ull., by tie
Rev. A. W. iinsbeny. Mr. GEoaeg NJ. ALuRi.nr, Of
Alamancc county. 70 Miss ENVY lass, daughter .;
Peter Euis.. Esq., Of Chatham county.
In Alamanee county. on the OH lust, iy the Rev.
A. q. Hughes. NJ. CALvtS TArE 20 Miss M,RUAREr
C.'MraRkY, al Of Alsmancr county.
Ii this county. on "Wednesday 10th. ly the Rev.
Thomas L. raueeii, NnsoS !. Hall. Esqg 10
Mis- Msnanfr Z. TAyroR.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17

KaxsAs.--A private letter from a gentle
man who has been travelling in Kansas, pub
lished in the New York Evening Post, SAYS
that the settlers there are confident that
Kansas will be a free State that the pro-
slavery borderers can make occasional forays,
but not settlements. and that the tide Of emf
grafton which sets in from the free States,
and promises to be very large in the spring,
will certainly secure the State to freedom.
Boston Posi-.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17
ourLrr DsEP RrEa-MIsraAI Rroros.-

outlet DEER RyER-MISERAL REoroN.-
We have been allowed to read (says the
Wilmington HERALD letter from DR.. Chas.
1. Jackson. State Assayer. Geologist, and
Chemist, of Mass.
1t IS well known that Dir. Jackson is one Of
the most prominent scientific men in the
country, and that he is pre-eminently prac.
tical. Any opinions, therefore, coming from
him on such subjects as are under discussion
in thisletter, are entitled to public confidence.
And as the Legislature is considering, or will
consider during its present Session, the ex.
pedlency Of constructing and finishing the
work referred to by DR.. Jack son, we will
take the liberty Of asking the Raleigh press
to Ie.publsh tins extract, and that they will
call the attention of the members to this ex>
preston Of opinion of most distinguished
Savant, who has had every opportunity of AR
irving at just conclusion in the premises,
having spent much time in the examination
and exploration Of the Deep River region.
Boston, Nov. Goth, 1855.
" The great trouble, in fine, about the Deep
River Coal lands, is not the deficiency of
coal, which is plenty enough, but way to
market. Will the Rail Road to Fayetteville
or the Navigation Works be completed
within reasonable time The want Of
way out to the coast stagnates public spirit in
the enterprise. Give the miners a way out,
and the mines will not want capital"
Respectfully your obedient servant,
CHAS. i. JACKSON,
State Assayer Cieolopist & Chemist
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17

THE VoTE FOR PREsIDEST.-The returns
Of the vote for President as far as received
foot up as follows: Buchanan l,796, 277 I;
Fremont ,32S, 1855; Fillmore 800 geo. The
returns 10 come. in will not materially vary
the result. Mr.. Buchanan is over four hun
dred and sixty eight thousand ahead Of Mr..
Fremont, and Mr.. Fremont has nearly half
million votes more than Mr.. Fillmore. The
combined vote Of Fremont and Fillmore is
greater than that Of Buchanan by s54,528.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17

later FROM SANTA FE.--Ihe st. Louis
Democrat Of the Cd instant has advices from
Santa Fe to the odd nlt. The news, however,
is unimportant. The Indians continued their
depredations. The gold depostes on the
ella are said to exceed those in the richest
portions of California. A large number of CT
tizens had already left Santa Fe for the
mines.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17

STATE CaBISgT oF MISERALs. &c.-Prof.
Emmons publishes a card in the Standard.
stating that he Is engaged in collecting speci-
mems Of minerals, wood, timber. all substan-
ces employed III the arts, agriculture, and all
ancient relics Of the Aborigines. lie desires
al who can 10 aid him in his work. His
plan is 70 form "a museum Of practical geo
logy and the arts worthy of the State, and
Of the attention Of men Of science, " so pro-
mincnt and complete that when foreigners
shall land upon our shores, their first inquiry
shall be, the road to Raleigh in North Ca
rolina." Fayetteville Observer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17
Newbern Express, Dec. ..

Hos. EDWARD STANLY.-This distinguished
Gentleman is at present stopping in this
town, at the residence Of Mr.. James g.
Stanly. We regret TO learn that he intends
shortly 10 return to California. We under
stand, however, that he finally intends to re-
turn TO reside among US and we hope he
will. We have ever regretted that one 50
gifted and worthy should have had cause to
leave his native State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17

NEoRoEs ARRESTED We learn that a
plot, formed among disconnected negroes,
for a movement against their masters, was
discovered during the first Of this week, in
the vicinity Of Williamsburg. Va. Five Of
the ring leaders have been arrested, and an
end put to the attempt at revolt. A similar
occurrence we hear took place in Montgo-
merry county. Rich. Dispatch.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17
Milwaukee. Dec. 6

Snow STORM IN THE NoRTHwEsT.-'The
storm Of Tuesday last was very severe along
Lake Michigan. Many buildings were swept
away, piers damaged, &c. In many places
snow fell to the depth Of six feet The rail-
roads are blocked up, and no trains are ar
irving or departing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17

Dates from St. Petersburgh to the 10th ul-
timo state that the winter had set in with
great severity. Two hundred ships were
frozen in at Cronstadt.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17
MIR. and Mrs. Burwell's School.

rINHE exercises Of Mr.. & MRS. BURWELL'S
Female School will be resumed on January 18th,
1857. Music, French and Drawing will be taught by
Nj. Charles Hunt. Terms heretofore; payable in
advance.
December 10. 6s--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17
Obituary.

Died, in Person county. on "Wednesday. the 10Th
instant. amer short illness, Miss ElIx,sErH wilsoS.
daughter Of NJ. Felix Wilson. aged about 10 years.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17

SMALL NoTEs.--A bill to authorize their
issue by all the Banks in the State, intro
duced by Mr.. Elliott, Of Randolph. No
Bank to have in circulation, at any one time,
sis and Sos to greater amount than 10 per
cent. on its capital nor Of SIS and els more
than 90 per cent. Gifts capital. Requires the
Banks to make semi-annual reports to the
Public Treasurer Of the amount of notes is
sued under this act. Repeats sec. z, chap.
sc Rev. Code, prohibiting the Treasurer to
receive for taxes the notes Of Banks issuing
less than % bills.
A very proper Bill. which we hope may
pass. Fayetteville Observer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17

TnE WESTERN RamRoAp.-The bill intro
duced BY Mr. Bethea, to aid in the construction
Of this road 10 the Coal Fields, has been 50
amended 10 committee as 10 restore il to the
shape in which Il was approved BY the stock.
holders in the company here, with the addi-
ton Of provision for is extension to some
point on the North Carnlina road, ia the eoun-
II Of Davidson. Il provides. a. we have
heretofore stated, for an exchange Of Com.
pany's bonds Tor State bonds. to the amour /
Of 800, 900 for every $4,000 paid BY indi-
viduals This would add probably 100000
~ State bonds TO the individual subscription
II $3.50, 900. which would be ample Cor the
road TO the Coal Fields. Aud then proper
subscription would carry il on TO the n. Car
olina road. The whole property Of the Com
pany Is 10 be mortgaged TO pay the debt TO
the State, and It's whale net income pledged
Tor the interest. The Stockholders are Az.
thorzed to increase the capital 10 80 600. 900
and counties aud towns Oh the route are au.
thOrized 10 subscribe. Fay. OBS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17
SELECT SCHOOL.
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

IN order 10 bring the force ! work in Orange on a
single place, offer for sale my Plantation Fores-
ters Creek, of Little River, in Orange county, five
miles North Of Hshorough, containing G9i acres
About $50 ofihe tract il cleared, and great pars
ofil fresh 1t is well adapted to the growth of Tobacco,
Wheat and the grains generally is well walercd, con-
tans a good Orchard, Meadow, ami has yet to be-
cleared some Of the hest upland in the counly. The
Enclosures and Buildings including excellent framed
Barn with Wheat Thresher, in good repair, and
the Plantation in good tilih.
With il. will dispose Of the growing crop Of WHEAT
aud stock Of Cattle Hogs and Sheep, il the purehssaso
desires.
WILLIAM 4. GRAHAM.
November Is. 65.--