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0SE on THE LEADERs General James w, Nye,
was one Of the Republican leaders in the State
Last fall 10 company with RAYMOND and others. He
made a speech at the meeting In New York the
otter evening and altogether Il one of the great
guns Mn tpecuar cases Of the part,.
rhp Rune Sentinel tells story of the General
which Is entirely characteristic, and Illustrates hjr
great sincerity. There are some rather hard words
10 it, hut no doubt the General used them:
Speaking of his being absent from New York
city last fall at election time reminds us of an an
ccdot. told Of the General. He was on bis way 10
New York from the west last fall and stopping at
Syracuse awhile, he there armed for the first time
that the Republican parry was defeated in the
State. well says an old friend to him, /" what
do ,ou rhk of the niger patty nowf'
"Wel" says the General there's one conso
lati0n--I didn't vote for the Did thing anyhos
II il 90 10 h-----lif it wants tor
The above story is ioundcd or fact and can't be
denied.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-21

REScoUNTER.--A personal rencounter occurred
in the chamber Of the First Branch Baltimore City
Council, between Messrs. jacob :. Grove and VIII
liam Beal, members, growing ont Of the charge
offasehood or the one side, and on the other, that
the latter's vote could BE- bought FOR FIVE dollars
In the course Of the fight, Mr.. Beal, who was
large man, received two stabs Ia the left shoulder
from tho blade Of an ordinary penknife, in the
hands Of Mr. Grove, who ia email man The
wounds proved not to be dangerous, but painful.
An apology was made to the Board, but not to
each other, from which It may be inferred that the
end il not yet
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-21
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.


Mr.. Bennett renewed his call for the previ-
Gus question on the Wisconsin Railroad bill.
The call was seconded, rs TO SO.
The yeas and nays were nh had upon the pas
sage of the bill. Yeas 81, nays 81.
Mr.. SAPP presented resolutions OF the Ohio
Legislature in favor Of the Improvement Of the
Ohio river, the improvement Of lake heib ors, and
the const,uc on OF he Pacific railway. Referred
A bill was reported by nr. w. r. w. COBB to
grant lands in Alabama for the construction of
railway from the Tennessee TO the Coca river.
The bill was read at length, occupying much
time.
Mr.. COBB stated that the Committee on Public
Lands had instructed him to report amendment
10 the amendment to the bill
Theamrndment was read.
Mr.. g. w. JONES inquired if the lands subject
to eytry at IL Ia cents and 20 cents per acre,
were to be raised to 81 per &C e.
Mr.. COBB replied that the bill spoke for itself
that the lands were TO be doubled in price. The
Itlenian from Tennessee had been thorn in his
flesh ever since he had attempted 10 obtain grant
Of land for Alabama. He Was able to answer 10
his constituents for bis course AMI he could have
answered much better if the gentleman fom Ten
nessee had not interfered in the matter.
Mr.. g. w. JONES said he would appeal to the
gen,lemans constituents, for be knew them better
than b did.
Mr. COBB said that he was perfec ly Indifferent
to any attempt he might make in that direction
He then set forth In glowing language the merits
of the bill. e
Here our report closed
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-21
CIRCULAR.

The undersigned, members Of the National Er
ecutipe Committee Of the Amsrican Party, have
pleasure In announcing to the people, that salts
factory arrangements for the future maintenance
of the AMERICAN ORGAN, as an authoritative e9po-
nent and aduocats of The principles Of the dmeri.
can Pavty, have been completed.
Recommending its labors, under these new au-
spices, the undersigned cheerfully commend the
AMERICAN ORGAN to the generous confidence Of
the Anpvican Party, in every section Of the Con-
fedsracy, and they hope It's columns may command
the widest circulation.
HUMPHREY MARSHALL, ofKy.
SOLOMON @. HAVEN, ofN Y.
j. MORRISON HARRIS, of Nd.
JACOB BROOM, Penn
WAsHIRGTos CIrr. ID. c., May 10Th, 1856.
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SRNATE.
WEDNESDAY,, May Il, 1876,

WEDNESDAY, May 81, 1855.
Various reports we're made from committees.
o. motion Of Mr.. SEWARD. the jIint resolu-
ton providing relief for the suffering nhab tants
Of the Cape de Verde islands was referred 10 the
Committee on Foreign Relations.
Tie Presidents m asage transmi ting the rerort
Of the Secretary Of State, covering the reply OF
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From Kansas - Warl;ke Movements.

ST.. Louis, May 2O.-,tater advic, non Kansas
have been received. The people are responding
% Gov. Shannon's proclamation in large numbers
Six hundred had assembled at Lecompton, -four
hundred ut franklin, and large company would
leave Klckapoo on Satuid,y for LecompIon, wi h
two cannon, and all Other wise WI armed and pro-
vs'oned. Great excitement existed, and battle
was anticipated. 1t was reported that ex-Gove-
nor Reeder had succeeded in max ny his .scap..
IL was said that he had carrrd off consid, rattle
funds belonging to his f.ienrs. The vigilance
COMMITTEES OF Kansas City ON Saturday took Fl ON
the steamer Arabian a large field piece, consigned
for Lawrence.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-21

~ The Cass County Gazeltt, published at
Jacksonville, Missouri, publishes the terms Of
h american Organ, like clever andworthy
gentleman, as he is, and appends the following
compliment, which is duly appreciated He
'ays:
''We take pleasure in recommending the Organ
our American friends IA the very best American
aper in the nation. II is edited with great ability
" Vespasian Ellis formerly citizen of this State
md editor Of the old ST. Louis Blu letin."
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-21

+ The Richmond Enquirer having exhausted It's
stock Of Withdrawals from the American party,
10th real and fictitious, 10 delighted with the wind
fall Of two or three Wings who we're supposed TO
be Americans, declining to serve as electors. by
appointment of the Staunton Convention. Some
idea may be formed of It's utter desperation, when
ir Is known that each and every one after declining
in terms most respectful announces his determine
ton to vote for and work for Fillmore and Donel.
son.
: In an article on yesterday. headed, " The old
lins Wings" he pursues his favorite theme. Was
,ur party in such humor wooed, or in such humor
Won. Hear him there are no living issues be-
tween them and the Democratic party" In the
name of reason and common sense, when did they
iiet
Again, "We have no party in the South, ex-
cept the Democratic party and little squad called
Boits tail, here In Richmond" Indeed Where
is the Richmond Whigs What says It's doughty
.ditor, battling ably in the cause of Fillmore and
Donelson.
Further on, " We have occupied the whole con-
.ervative & ound, and it Is idle and vain for the
old line Wings to attempt to organize another con-
sentative partyi' "we" are now conservative.
rhen formerly 1--WE" we're not, and in "our "
anxiety 10 bag the Wings I've accord to them,
What we" have in opprobous terms always de.
aied them.
Finally, "They must join US, or become mere
tools and instruments of Bits l." How insid-
ious! Worthy of the veriest Jesuit in whose craft,
Democracy, now so mu relies. We wait with
INK ETY. TO see how Ridgway will stand the insnua-
ion of being the caudal appendage of anybody
whatever win you walk into my parlor said the
ipder TO the flyg
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The following are the drawn numbers of the Bel
Air Lottery, Glass No. rs, d avn May 20, 1856:
% rs 86 53 IA ii IT 10 45 26 70
r. FRANCE n co.
ID. III. McPHA1L, Commissioner. NAV 2l--
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MIR. Jefferson said; THE trade of the Ohio, or
that which shall come into the Chesapeak. from
its own waters, the Mississippi Is nearer through
$50 miles"
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-21

HEADQUARTERS voLUYTRtR REGIMENT,
WASHINGTON, NAY III, 1885,
Nm The Regular Animal Ia AIDE "A
~ n of the Regiment, for nrpt ction, evlew. 4Ran
M N and exercise will take place on MOI 1rSM
- day, the 2stb INST MT.
The ompanies will assemble at their resp, cti'e
Ar,nori.s at o'clock, p. NJ, for preparation and
drill, and will be Ia ne the surl parade ground
IN front of the City Hall pr csey at Aoc,oek, Y. NJ
BY order Of Colonel Hickey
HENRY N. oBER,
may 2o--TuTh&Ss AdJutant
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BONNETS, RIBBONS, AND FLOW ERS.
tfST opened a new supp yoi rich Blonde
~ aud Neapoan Lace Bonnets
Plain and fancy Neaponan Bonnets
English aud split straw do
Al.o, splendid stock of misses Bonnets
IegHorn an straw Flats
French and straw Flowers
Beautiful ahie aud colored bbons very cheap
Bonnet Frames, Gimps, &c.
Mrs. r. G ETCHTSON
No. 12, Market Spac,, bet. 9Th aud 9th streets.
may 21--dst
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-21

Toombs and Stephens, Of Georgia, are said to
have decatsd for Douglass.
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kALLN, AMERiC 4NSi

The american Patty will
&s&#&l&A hud Public MEETINGS at the
-Sy$.YkA plac DIES grated, on the days
mention, d.
Island Hall, Wednesday night, 2 th instant
Anacosiia Engine House, Thursday, yzd
Northern l. berties Market Hou e. Monday, 26th.
Union kngipe House, Wednesday, 18th.
A GEN RAJ MASS MEETING
Will be held, front Of the City Hall, on Friday
mig I, q e 30th Instant
Distinguished speakers are expected to nd ress
these meetings.
All roons Of all parties, cordially INVITED to
attend THE COMMITTEE
may lift OF h. Dsr CT y uncl'.
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s, xTu WAND AMERICANS.

ss~ Attention, seventh ard IA public
meeting will be held III The open air. at Islard Hall,
ON tonight, (Wednes ay,) zlst, at y O'Clock. The
Hon. Mr.. TTippe, of Georgia, Judge Smith, of AL
bana, and Mr. Paine, Of North caro- ina, wi be
present and address the meeting The ci,.zens iIr>-
spectve Ct rar are rdiaIy invited to be present.
may VT
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Lord Clarendon 70 our government on the enlist
ment question. was referred 10 the Committee on
Foreign X larions.
Mr. WELLER reported. from the Committee on
Military Affirr, House bill providing payment for
horses and other property lost in the military SER
vice. .
A bill 10 fix the graduation price Of certain pub
lie lands In Louisiana was considered, on motion
of Mr. BENJAlN, and, being explained by Mr.
SLIDELL. rad the third time and passed
Mr. MALLORY report d, from the Committee
on Naval Affairs, bill for the relief OF John M
gem, WINCH, being considered, was read the third
time and passed
A bill TO grant the right Of presumption to GER
tain ands IN Indiana was considered and pass d.
Mr. FOOT called up the bill for the rcliSf of ]
L. Z lott; which was passed
The special Order which was the consideration
Of the Naval Reform bill coming up
Mr. MASON proceeded to review the condition
Of the Navy, showing that never since its estab-
ishment had IL been 80 efficient AZ at the present
time.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13
IN1PORTANTTO MINERS
TRAVEIERS g.

THEREi is maaOy OF deeper importance either in a
medical or moral poim OF view, TO which the human
nections
As Medical man Is the duty OF every phys:cian 10
look at disease as it aecis health and life and his sole
object should be to mitigate, far lies In his power
The bodily suffering Human nature al best IL but frail
all are liable 10 misfortune,
or all the ills that affect none are more terrible
than those OF private nature. Dreadful IL In the
person who contracts it, fighfu It's ravages upon
ioaihsome grave il becomes of still greater importance
when II IS transmitted to innocent offspring Such being
me case how necessary il becomes that every having
the least reason to fear that they have costracted the
disease should attend TO it at once BY consulting
physician, whose respectabty and education enables
him TO warrant safe speedy, and permanent cure. In
accordance with this necessity, DR. YOUNG feels called
upon to state that by long study and extensive practice
come under the denomi nation of venerea and having
paid more attention to that branch than any other
physician In The United States, he feels himself better
qualified to treat them.
Syphilis in all Its forms, such Ulcers, Swelling In
the Groins ulcers in the Throat. Secondary SyphIls
Cutaneous Erptions Ucerations Turuary Syphiis Sy-
phs IN Children, Mercureal Syphttc Affections Con
orrhea Gleet Structures, False Passages, inflammation of
Ine bladder aid Prosrate Glands, Excoriaons Tumors
Postues, &C. are familiar him as the most COM
mon things of daily observation.
ne Doctor effects q cure in cases In few days
and finds no difficulty in curing those of long DURATION
wnout submitting the patient 10 such treatment will
draw upon him the slightest suspicion oblige him to
neglect his tus ness, whether within doors or without
The diet need not be changed except OF severe
inflammation There in California patients {amoupttnp
to over two thousand in the past yea that could furnish
proof OF thls but these matters that require the ut
most secrecy, which he always preserves
All letters enclosing $40 will be promptly attended to
OCce hours from A. NJ. to p NJ, Address
J.C. YOUNG, NJ D., Express Building
Corner OF Montgomery and Californin streets over
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express Departments
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13
PIONEER FURNITURE ROOMS.
GEO, 0. WHITNEY & CO.

MOS lis and III California street, San Francisco,
1N Corner of Leidesdorf
We now receiving and have in store the largest
and most desirable assortment Of CABINET FURyI-
ruRE offered for sale on the Pacific Coast. all
of which offer at Wholesale or retail at greatly re-
duce1 prices Our old friends and customers are re-
spectfuly invited to give call before purchasing
elsewhere. All orders punctually attended to, an
We guarantee to fill them at as low prices as though
the buyers were on the spot to select themselves
All g'ois for the country carefully packed and sent
% the boat free of charge.
Branch store, Sacramento city, corner an ith
streets. 4f m
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13
DR.. j. C., Young,
Corner ontg omery and California streets
Over Wells, Fargo Co.'S Express Once,
FRANCIcCn

OoAhSi outS Omtiy dHu OailIOrHI8 SIreetS,
Over Wells, Fargo Co.'S Express Once
SAN FRANCISCO,
the Pioneer advertising Physician of California and
the only one who received Collegiate Medical Fdu
aton,sand Is better Qualified 10 treat. and has cured
OF Private Disease than any other physician
or reference see all of papers throughout the State
Constitutional Debility, or Eminal Weakness.-pr
Young addresses those who have injured themselves by
private or improper indugences in that secret and soil
lry habit which ruins the body and mind, uniting Them
either business or society. The following are some
f the sad and melancholy effects producd by early habits
fyouth, viz Weakness of the Back and Limbs pain in
he head dimness OF sight, loss of muscular powe pal
taton Of the heart dyspepsia nervousness bty
arrangement of the digestive functions general debility,
symploms of consumption. &c.
MEsTALLy the fearful effects the mind are more to
be dreaded Loss of Memory confusion Ideus depres-
lion OF Spirits. evil forbodings. aversion society," self
isstrust, love OF soude timdty, &c, some of the
wills produced.
All persons who are afflicted with any of the above
symptoms should fail to call Dr. Young and be at
once restored TO perfect health. Let false delcacy
prevent but apply immediately, and yourself
rom the dreadful and awful consequences of this terrible
nalady
Weakness Of the Organs Immediately cured, and full
vigor restored, DIR. J. q. YOUNG.
corner California and Montgomery streets, upstairs
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
P. HENDRICkSON.

P. HENDRICkSON,
Provisions, Groceries, Liquors. Hardware IRON Steel
&c. wholesale and retail, Broad street, Nevada
HASin in store and constantly adding to bis ALREADY
IL tensive stock the following articles
Flour in bbs and sacks Corn Meal; Potatoes Bacon
HAMS Fork; Bar Sugar; Crushed Sugar; New Orleans
Sugar; No. China Sugar; Codee-Old Java. FOR
to Rico, Rio and Manila; Carolina and China
NO. Rice; Beans of all varieties Grecn
and Black I ca Houps Butter Can
Fruits OF all varieties Yeast
Adamantine Sperm Candles
Camphcne, Lamp Oil
Starch, Soap
Duck,
Nails, Shovels.
Picks Sluice Forks
Hoes. Tobacco of various
brands, Syrup, Mackeref
Lard, Iron aud Tin Ware Glass
Ware, Crockery Ware Macarrori
Vcrmacilla, California Cheese Ra;.n.
Filberts, Almonds Currants Oyster. a..
dimes, Dried Apples, Brandy Champ.ona a.,
Whiskey, Sherry Wine Hook Vine Stouobton p,.,,.-
Claret Wine, Lemon Syrup, Iron of ali si1es min ST.,
Horse Shoe Nails Rope Brooms Files Of III sizes snice,
o. an kinds Powder and fuse Pickles in kegs and qss,
Pie Fruit autern Soda Crackers Pilot Cracker
My goods are purchased in San Francisco for ,ha 49,,
from first hands which enables me to sell as o 70 90.
lower than any other House in Nevada tbereore II LII
be an advantage to Traders generally to give me i
Examine my goods and prices before nnrebs % en-. Eau
-.e-o. Ell p. HENDRICKSON
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13
Keady-Made Clothing Warehouse.
"11111na. g. Badger.

NO. lOy Battery street.
corner Of Merchant street. San Francisco.
IMPORTER of every variety of CLOTHING AND FIRM
iSHiNG GOODS. Also of Blankets, Ducks Drills Sheet
ings Hats Caps, Boots and Brogans
by ~. ARRIVALS have received large in
DEslRABEE,sTYLEso OF CLOTHING.
ana It Is the LARGEST STOCK offered this market
Inc Goods are manufactured under my supervision
are OF the best material well cut large Sizes and made
the most durable manner.
TRADERS FROM THE COUNTRY
are invited TO examine this HEAVY STOCK and -they
where in the market
saleable Goods, as each article is guaranteed.
ded to.
10000 pairs assorted Fancy Cashmere Pants
loooo prs assorted fancy and PLAIN Satinet rants.
7,OOe pairs Linen Pauts
1000 pairs Goodyears Rubber Pants.
looo Goodyear's white Rubber Coats.
zoo 200 cases Goodyear's long and short Rubber Boots
200 cases miners Boots
GOO dozen super flannel Overshirts.
200 dozen fancy Cashmere Overshirts
j 900 dozen White Shirts
$50 dozen heavy Hicdory Shirts.
800 dozen heavy Check Shirts.
800 dozen Merrimack Shirts
oOo dozen Lanbswood Undershirts.
800 dozen Regatta Undershirts.
ZOo dozen Grey Flannel Undershirts.
$50 dozen Lambswool Drawers.
250 dozen beached drill Drawers.
], 500 dozen Overalls
800 Denim Frocks
1900 dozen country knit wool socke.
J, 500 dozen heavy white and mixed cotton socks.
1000 pieces super silk pocket Handkerchief.
100 dozen super black silk NeckerchieEs
200 dozen cambrc Handkerchief
800 dozen Rubber Belts.
25o dozen Buck Gloves
400 dozen black cloth frock Coats
400 dosen Bucksi in Gold Bags.
1000 dozen Doeskin Business Coats.
1000 dozen assorted Overcoats.
SEQ assorted Pea coats.
1900 silk cloth and velvet vests.
100 cases Stray Hats.
20 bales blue and white Blankets.
SO bales Sheetings.
so bales Drills.
80 bales assorted Duck
so cases. fine Felt Hats. Fer sale by
VIC. BADGER,
Wholesale Clothing Warehouse,
19oiBattery street corner Merchant San Franciaco.
n B. No Goods at retail
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13
MORE TEsrIMoNY-REAp.
DIR. Web6er's Lvioorof;uo Cordial

Warrants the most exiravagant praise that man can
conceive or language portray, for 1t has effected appar-
emily ncurable cures and raised the debaied and
broken down constitutions TO strength health and vigor
and is conscienoesly recommended all sick or aing
1t sold, very highly concentrated at i64 Washington
street two doors above Montgomery, San Franciscoa
wholesale retail
sold also at every respectable Drug Store in Cali
forna. AZ,
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13
YE THAT SUFFER =! READ !
DR.. PAREIRAS'
GREAT ITALIdN REMEDY!

For the Certain and Speedy Cure Of Diseases Of Private
nature no matter how long standing without any
Injurious effects to the sysIom or
any change of Diet.
IT NEVER HAS FAILED-Ir CANNOT FAIL, To cT7pt, ,
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13
RAILROAD HOUSE.
Great Reduction of the Prices

Nos 46 and AZ Commercial street, and 81 Clay street
A The Stranger will easily distinguish this Hotel
E:... by observing the Cupa1o and Town Clock which
are visible from all parts Of the city, and from the
Balcony Of which most beautiful view Of the City Bay
other hotel in the city possesses the same advantages
This Hotel is First Class House, FIRE proof throughout
and lighted by Cas- wner and all modern improvements
in every story situated in the most central part of the
city, the most ceany and besi regulated Hotel tn
Pacific Single or double Rooms, with or without board.
Meats at all hours, from A. NJ to IL NJ, and cooked
to order. Ladics. .ordnary-second Story
great reduction In prices 10 keep peace with the
fimes enables the visitor TO live better and more
omicaly al the kailroad Hotel than elsewhere See Bill
OF Fare in Golden Era, and observe the variety Of Food
and moderation of charges.
The visitor ia also entitled to the free inspection of
numerous large and beautiful views along the Panama
Railroad Chagres river, and great Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad No runners attached to this Establishment,
its proprietors depen1 upon its own merits.
May 2-3m HALEY THOMPSON, Propristoys.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13
COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE.
JOHN DAY. JNO L. GAMBIF
SURVEYORS

ricB-Gri er Henry's Brick Building Main st. Nevada.
Comfy surveyors Office,
Nevada, July 10, 1855
Extract from the Act prescribing the duties of County
surveyor Chapter Xxx, Sec IIINo survey re-survey
made by any parson except the County Surveyor or his
Deputy shall be considered legal any Court
ofthe United States by mutual of the parties
All parties are hereby notified that any Surveys made
in this county by others than Deputies from this Office
VIII not be recognized by Court within the jurisdiction
i s State. 1-3m JOHN DAY, County Surveyor