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1@r Senator Hannibal Hamlin, Of
Maine, has formally renounced his allie
glance to the Democratic party. and Join
sntha Republicans.
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~ Mr.. 4 Mrs. Conner closed very sue.
cessfal engagement in this place last week.
They appear at Grass Valley on Saturday
evening, where they will no doab. be greeted
With large audience.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-18
c. WILSON HILL
STANTON pUcKSEn.

STANTON DUcKSEn. c. WILSON HILL
BUCENER & HILL,
"AVING associated themselves together in the
il practice Of the Law will attend promptly to sll
business confdod to their in Nevada and adoin-
ing countaies.
OFrIcE-Removed to Abbott & Edwards brick
building, corner of Commercial and Pine streets
Nevada, July Is, lS56-tf
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lion of ring streaked, speckled and spot
ted, Of black spirits and grey, has finish
ed its quadrennial session at Cincinnati
A platform was erected, and candidates
nominated, in which collectively, is embod
led every shade of politics and principles
Every part of the Union, and every senti-
ment Of men, was accommodated with
something for remembranccr of Dcmoc-
racy, but considering the desperate nature
Of the case, any old ism once in antagon-
ism to Democracy, was welcome to attach
its odor to the platform in addition, that a
few of its ancient advocstes might add
their mites to swell the Loco Foco ranks
at the ballot box.
But California being afar off, and not
certain for Democracy, was treated like q
aigger in the cars, with an outside passage
on the platform, and it was only by the
earnest and pathetic appeals of her dele
gates, that she was allowed even the dark
les passage in frosty night.
King cotton and fllibusterism, squat
ter sovereignty and Federalism, each had
its sop. Mexico, Cuba and the Isthmuses
were hankersd after and Kansas hugged,
in the platform, and old federalism, the
U. s. Bank and the Tariff indorsed in the
nominee, California demanded the only
principle Of any importance left, the con-
struction Of Pacific Railway, by the gene
raj government. The India rubber policy
of the party, was stretched to its utmost
tension, and could not take it in. It was,
however, allowed the gracious privilege of
riding along behind like mud scow With
steam boat, and the Democrats of the
Pacific might accommodate themselves to
it as they could. If they did not pay
freight, the long and slender tow line by
which the thing was attached, could easily
be cut, and the incumbrance left to its
fate.
After reading the report Of that Con-
vention, how any citizen, who has the in
sterest Of this State at heart, can vote the
Loco Toco ticket, We are wholly unable
to tell. 1t is clearly evident that nineteen
twentieths Of the party ere totally opposed
to the project of uniting the two oceans
by railroad, in which the federal Union
is to lend assistance. For the sake of
votes, an outside resolution expressive of
sympathy for our fate, may be passed by
the Convention, but as for real intent on
the part Of the Democracy of the Union,
to afford the Pacific coast any assistance.
it is evident there is no foundation for such
a belief. The whole policy of the party
has heretofore been against it, and that
part Of the Union where the party is
strongest, is deadly hostile to the measure
The very language of the California
delegates, when pleading for something
small and faint, though it might be, on
which the party in this State might make
the canvass with a show of success, is evi-
dence enough that they regarded the whole
internal improvement move a farce and
hypocritical, and nothing but blind, to
inveigle voters at the next election.
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
Andr e w j. Done lsOn,
OF TENNESSEE
AxsRlAx NoMIxArlxe CoxvxxrIox.-

AMERlAN NOMINATING CONVENTION
In pursuance of q resolution of the
American State Council, convened at Sac.
ramento on the 18th day of May, 1856, .
Nominating Convention Of the American
party is hereby called, to meet on Tues.
day, the second day of September, 1856
in the city of Sacramento, for the purpose
of nominating two Members of Congress
four Presidential Electors, Superinten-
dent of Public Instruction, and Clerk o.
the Supreme Court.
s. A. McMEANS,
President of State Council.
DAVID McDowEIL, Secretary.
Sacramento, July 8, 1856.
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To.csSfsAcroRs--The Sierra Nevada Lake water
company ready to receive tenders for the grading
and construction Of about Eve milesof the foundations
Of their Canal
Particulars to Be obtained at the companys Office,
Middle Yuba. tsbove Forest City, after the 18th
instant Tenders to be sent In before Both inst
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@ Watches, and JeWeiry,
&3Diamond worA esso.
Selling at San Francisco Jobbing Pricef n,

Selling at San Francisco Jobbng Prices nj
Bailey Brothers.
No. lis Street, between 4th and 9Th, Sacramento.
TNROM recent arrivals stock Of Watches and Die
II n,onds and other Jewelry il complete and for the
purpose Of reducing the and investing In oihex
branches Of trade will positively sell for short tu.s
any article in the above line lower than the goods
am he by the quantity at San francisco prices
IF YOU WANT GOOD WATCH
10 per cent N Y. Prices, call and examine
rCiRONOMETER, DUPLEX
ENGLISH, AND DETACHED LEVER WATCHES.
And all other kinds known he trade, ia mpgc
hunting cases.
In DIAMOND and other JEWElRY II is unnccessasy
to enumeraie have almost every article in the e
and will sell as stated
R4- One price usked, and no deviation.
WATCH RETAINING DONE, as usual In the best manner
California Jewclry manufactured to order.
Sacramento, June eth ls56-Sm.
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PUB. Doc's.-Our thanks are due to
Senator Weller and Washburn, of Me-,
for valuable public documents.
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SHEATH g. ARNOLD,
No, 115.

J street, between 9th and 7tb, Sacramento;
II AVE on hand and offer for sale complete assors-
~ ment OF fGR0CERlES. LIQUORS, PROVISIONS, ka.
FLOUR, In bbls, cases and sacks
CoRN MEAL In bbis haharres and California, In saeks
PORK. clear and mess in bbls and half bbis-
BACON, Ex clear and Jx l., and California cured.
Coffee, Rio Boyees, ground and In tins
klCE, Carolina 10 Dbls and half bbls, China do.
SUGAR, crushed, pt lverzed New Orleans ard China
LARD, In 10 and 20 tins, kits and kegs.
FISH. Goldfish, salmon and mackerel.
TEAS, black and sreen IA, add chests.
TOBACCO fruit san, peach, elephant, fine sut honeydew
smoking do
CHILL BEANS, California bagos, white do
general assortment Of Liquors, Wines, goods OF
every description.
BARLEY, Oats, Bran
We are constantly receiving additions of eoods to ou<
present. stock, making Of the argest ind best @
Of country dealers. SHEATH 3 APSOIsD
Sacramento, May 10th, 1s56-tf
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srosr PoIxf Council, No. 3ss-A Special Meeting o.
tie above Council will be held at their Hail. THURS
DAY EVENING. JULY cath, to elect delegates to the
County Council. A. D. SWAN, Prest.
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Saw Mill for Sale at a Great Bagain,

A NY one wishing to go into the Lumber Business,
N can purchase the Mill known rs Hirst, Russell
L Co.'s Mill which will be sold ut Great Bargain.
Also--Two Span of Horses.
Two Wagons,
Three Yoke Of Oxen.
Truck Chains
Household Furniture, and every article belon ging
to the business, in complete order
260 600 Feet Of Good Logs in the yard, and $50 GOO
Feet Of Good Lumber.
On hand and for sale low at private sals until SAT-
URDAY, August 9Th 1856 if not sold before that date
will be sold at public auction the premises at
o'clock P NJ.
Any one wishing to purchase will be shown tho
property by calling on Robert McMurray at the Mill
or c. Harmer at the Pacific Express Office
THE LAST WARNING.
All those indebted to Hirst, Russell Co. are no.
tilted that can't wear out any moro Boots or spend
any more money for board. My time l would will.
lingy give, tits worth but little to me- but to be
dunned for Grub is awful.
I.C. HARMER.
Nevada, July l3 ls56.-tf
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c. &c.
cRowExL, CRANE & HRIoHAM

SAN FRANCISCO
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN EVERY
i VARIETY OF N -
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRUGS.
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
DYE STUFFS, ACIDS,
PERFUMERY. FANCY ARTICLES
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, &c.
~. PRICES Low. TEkMs CASH.
Nevada. July Is. f656-3m
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DlED-0u the l1th inst. WILLIAM J. MCDONALD,
Of St. Johns, New Brunswick aged About 80 years.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-18

tappearing By Affidavit in the above cause thata good
cause Of action exists and that the Defendant cannot
after due dgencs be found within the State II is or
Tered tha. service OF Summons be had by publication In
the Nevada Journal, for two weeks.
July ls-sw Up. VAN HAGAN, Jus ice Peace
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SUMMONS.

Souuty and township Up. VAN HAGAN
Oh iNevada. Justice Of the Peace.
WE PEOPLE of the State Of California, to JAMES
You are hereby Summoned to appear before e .t n,
once IN said Township SATURDAY JULY 2eh 1855 Al
10 o'clock A. NJ, to answer the complaint Of L. g. CUM
MiNS Who demands OF you he sum of sle6 25 in action
OF oee. ior meoica serviees az per complaint Gle In
my ONCE. On failure to appear and answer
M pc rendered against you for the Of ss6 rs debt
damages and costs Of suit ''
Given under my hand this llth da of july n ,ass
A1rue Copy-Attest
J. L. BRowy Constable
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snons Birds Paper OF TobaccO How to secure Peace at
Home.
Recpc To Make Ounces; Go the Five Points and
Learn your A u Ca" " Laugh and Grow Fst-Asan
The the Lady Readers of Life Illustrated by ToPsEr oe
serystion; A Comfortable Compliment; The City.
Items: General information Tho Business World Busns"
Notices Rural Aass; How send Poultry to Market Thor
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Kind OF Grh Tptop Grapes; currsnt Trees Good Liquor
Dreadful Of Politics etc etc For sale by oil new'men
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Beyond M perAdventnre thu seaaes paper IN the Union
The best for the family circle IL contains no
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V,HE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR OCTOBER IS.

Circulation. ...........''''''''I 10'OOV'
THE NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for TINS
week contains the following:
ILEADISG ARTICLES: Filmore's Last Words
S%.t o Sfr the
H. KANSAS The Truth about Gov. Geay Geary-Tho
Freestafe Men, The Murder OF Phillip Letter. Ter
Ended; The Prostate Prisoners in Kansa.-Ther
Fave th,r Names and Their Prospects; STATE Action
in behalf OF the Kansas Sufferers Appeal OF the
Leavenworth Sufferers
REVIEW OF THE WEEK; Giving in condensed
s eve IA, have tra1 .ptpd m the City Tinted
State, I.thmus Of Panama Nicaragua and Europe
v..PoErRY To Pre'ident Pierce Fremont in SO'eH
v..Two WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Summary the Fortnighrs News.
vi. POLITICAL ITEMS.
yII.THE FoOTE AND FREMONT DrFFICULrYi
Card from tx Senator Foote; Col J. d. Stevenson
the C,lumnes against Col Fremont
VIII THE BAPTIsTS OF NEW-YORK FOR FREE
DOM: Correspondence Of The Y Tribune.
lX.ANoTuER OLD WING FOR FREMONT.
X.UNION ELECTORAL TICKET: To the Voters of
Pennsylvania Opposed to the Election OF James
M..AYOTHER LETTER FROM Mr.. FILLMORE:
His Views On Slavery Extension; Manifesto Tor
XII. THE TRIBUNE KANSAS FUND.
XII..AN APPEAL FOR KANSAS: With Practical sus
cestous for ts helt
XIV. THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH: The
Elections in Pennsyl' ania, Ohio Indiana and South
THE FACTS or THE CASE.
yyIA NEW STORY BY CHARLES DICKENS-LfT
TIE DoRRTT-Book the second-ChGp !, ii, III
and ".
XVII FREMONT N CALIFORNIA: Personal Recoliec'
ton. of one Of his Men-PaTt VII and VIII
XVIII NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
KIN .MIs CELLANEoUS: Buchanan Eleetor for Ere
mont; Letter the Hon. Charles Summers
Florida.
TX COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports Of the
stock Money, Cotton, Grain Cattle aud other Mar
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8perial Notices.

TIE American supporters Of Col. Fremont will
hold MSS Meeting the Academy Of MUSE m this city
FRIDAY EVENING,
Me NH met, at 7 O'clock.
The meeting will be- Gddresseo by GEORGE Law Gov JoHs
TOW Of Pennsylvania THOMAS A. JEscsEs h Rhode leland
spaier BANKS Judge MARSH Of NewJersey, JoHs HALE
CH.uscrY sH.TrER, HENRY WILSON and other eminent
champion. Of FREMONT and FREEDOM.
Col DANIEL griffin Will act msba and Superintendent
Of the HOuse
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Fremont and Freedom !
ACADEMY or MUSIC,
ruIs EVENING.

NORTH AMERICAN MEETING
r,o,d,,gned Americans OF the City Of New Yorh dsP
MOVING Of the Repeal the Missouri Compromise and oppose
70 the Extension Of Slavery into Territories OF te oh'e
sts, por, of latitude $50 80 and opposed to Tie hs0
~ James Buchanan and in favor of the tecuoh Vi
VprMoNT % the Proficiency the United States uVe ae'
n,o,.,pins similar views PUBLIC dEET
NC ,,he ACADEMY OF MUSIC, on the nth d>y Of Oct
tna-, st7p.rn.
Nh above call !. signed by than 1909 names The roll
Which has been exhibited At the oes Of The NewYork Daily
Tribune
:. 'Timc for Action hRs arrived-Up Boys, np.''-
r members Of fbr and Dayton American Republican
.n - ,opssted 10 meet at the Academy II Music THIS
ryFNINC and on with the North Americans IN their grand
sspon ,raiiOn. By order OF
y VAN RIPER President.
EDWARD WsBB, Vice President.
EDWARD JARDNE,
IN
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FRANK roREsTERv NEW SPORTING


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Sc, &c.
Illustrated with GO fine Enssyinss from Original Dvials
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guild is called for BY the rising generations and with that view
thew have ntruted TO the preparation Of this manual
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~ nm GOOD SPIRITS departed in One
u .yIvJweek. Thss GOOD srin. WA

~ nm GOOD SPIRITS departed IN One
Il sUDUweek. Tsss GOOD sriri. wa
PORTER'S SPIRIT.
And 20 wonder 0r this undoubtedly tie s paper ever sab
E.hed rspIe'e with
GENUINE HUA0H,
SPARKLING WIT.
RACY EDITORIALS.
SPIRITED DESCRIPTIONS OF
YATCHIHG, ROWING. tc-, nc,
.., week .i,.n in style never before reseaed By Dy
other paper. Below we si'e 'nan portion Of
THE eoSrEsrs:
By HKlsLar.
CorRTING WIDOW.
livery fannyl
RANDOM RECORDS.
ByA RocsH waIIEa
A rHt,NpERING COOK HUNT.
By LELAso
SALLY KINNICUN
By TIVE EDiroa.
METALLIC CHARMS.
By PIRpix.
col. JAMES FiPLs IN OREGON.
N~rRysrING LITTER FROM LONDON
INTERESTING LETTER FROM PARIS
STATISTICS OF THE GREAT ST. LEGEa
TovcasTosE
SPORT IN WISCONSIN.
.n,ETyRFsTISG ARTICE ON AGRICULTURE
VETERINARY DEPARTMENT
IIpIFS COLUMN: FASHIONS, &c.
Ior nvGGINss DOG AGAIN.
AN ARTICLE ON EMOTION.
BY LADY.
FIN. FUR AND FEATHER.
LADIES on HORSEBACK IN ULSTER
LADIES on HORSEBACK IN ST. LAWRENCE
THE EPIDEMIC IN SKIRTS.
TBy FIRYMEN'S PARADE.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
GREAT FIGHT IN ENGLAND.
REVIEW OF NEW BOOKS.
MILITARY.
POLICE, &c.
Thu ,bove and many more Of the help ~ ais up
o., natter in this weeks SPIRIT Don't f to get early
this morning. - ,.,r , -,,>-rs
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addition 10 the usual Calendar pages and '
oulsiions, this work contains: ., nm ,,,, su,,
ATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE:
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES EAECU-
TIVE AND JUDICIAL. - 1890 ,-o>, On,
THE XXXIllD CONGRESS . ,
STATE GOvERNMENTs-A Let Of the States, with their
Capss Governors, Times VI HOLDING L!oetohs SAeo'ne'
THE POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT BY STATES
ELFcTi6N RETURNS FROM ALL THE STATES IN
THE UNION WHEREIN elections. were held for 1901 cSe-
hly complied and compared with former elections,
pre.-ly Tor THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
THE WAR IN THE EAST-A Critical aud Historical Review
of,he War between Russia and the Allies
A HISTORY OF KANSAS TERRiTOkf-Beins succinot
carefully ss,emen embracing the Character,
Climate sei,ment &C. OF kansas also an sccount OF the
Legislation and inedoings IN thst le,ltory
GOVERNMENTS or EUKOPE-luoludns Names and ilties
Of Soveleisns, Names OF States Forms oil IVVe'nmenI
Square Miles. Re pu5tion Religion Gc ,
AMERICAN HISTORY IN BRIEF-lmportant iacts IN the
SETTLEMENT and Pros-css Of the United states.
ORIGIN OF PIANTs-fhe Nativity OF the PROMINENT o'e'
Psnts. ,,.,
AN ARTICLE showing the dferen, Modes OF Weights and
Measures in il the various countries oil Europe 1H1
America.
WHAT SHALL We EAT Tables showing the Prices Of the
chief articles OF Food IN NewiOrk Octobs lSool ana ne
proportion Of Nutritious Matter in eAsh article o
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BAKER L GOODWIN Printer Tribune Buildings.
POLITICAL PRINTING Of all kinds for ALL PARTIES with
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the assortment shown IN Counting Room "a boo loebs
Buldnu
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Re.eed That the above be published the Herald and The
family Of the deceased. THOMAS ROBERTS, Chairman
prsaes hst Ss sABBA%H MoRNlNG and EVESiNG Oct s
IN The Frst NJ F. Church in Johu.s between Nassau and
Wllsmsis Services to commence at los No. and p Ia
ST aDsers are invited to attend Seats free
A complication Of Difficulties of serious char.
acer occurred yesterday in srespectabe famy Inc sIe
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Go .,rsped herself severely Here three person sud
denly rendered hB An neyS 'ath.s va ordered U
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Ctenffs for Business Men

ERNST SAW-SET.-Tbe RIGHTS for the
IL States Of k-wYsrk Massachusetts and Rhode fssd 10
Hsnuil~lrs ana sell the above invaluable Machine the cost OF
Which would exCee1 % each the msnof fnres
for sALE either IN sections Of counes or IN whole ssrs ~
the proprietor JOHN ST. LUKE New Haven Hotel, Ma ~
RrosGway New York. Mr. 81 LUKE woaid efap~y one OF
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For SALE or LEASR-The STEAM

10 K ga l. or l. Il Il = Ihe bIEAm
Il FLOURiNG MILL htuss II the corner OF Boone ann
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City Flour MNls-t has run 81 stone 'upsr,o, snshs
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GcuIrs Mil I'll ia plet- oreer IL WI make ron ~ 70
baels Of aour and gBis So 20 800 boshe 81 oin r
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GENERAL TON THUMB
fr ubo.e peculiar fascinating powers The sonic and s.
fed character Of TON TIT has Been eIpesay ~ren sP
THIS EVENING, at o'eIoek,
DpASArrs PERsoEE.
Uncle John. Mr. Bhafm.n Old TH ~,..o"..J tnnrd
Ton Cordon....E- r. Taylor Pomp. M CUNNINGHAM
Harry Gordon C. w. Clsks Cuff. .....,.Mr McCosky
Edwr Clayton. Nj Levet al Iier.....Mr. wIliisus
Frank Russ Mr. Beeete- Jn Mr. Grimm
Jpdss J.hyL.. Old Hundred Mr.. Rshsrds
cphsT Cute; Mr. .ssdsway Dulcirler. Cunnnshm
QSdh 9Ts"d0I' C.v.naa PhlST.l NJ Burns;
Ben Ds' 49, a. Liptsrd Picolo..........Mr Broufkam
b. s,i,an, ", Duncalti Min. Gordon. Miss Messenger
MA - MI Hsv.lock M,s. kesbit. Mrs. Dickson
Tom TIT, singular and ,lTs Ionh Voiao, nss an.
uuiqDe Juvenile specimen isee.
~ rnScy Two ,,ars-a Aunt MIe...... Mrs. Lnssrd
musical and dancing Fanny mss utsru
star-snd continually go Teddy niAsNt LcTol'
ips 10 flory Gen Tom Thumb Slaves negro Dn'ers e'e
AFTERNOON, 81 9o'eloet. ,,,,n
GEN TOM THUMB
r 10 through hi. cnertsnment. Songs IDsncs Pe.Or<
lions &c ANer which very pretty fsrce: -
THE LARGEST sSAkFS IN THE WORLD
The collection created such sensation .xoehn
all parallel may be N their New De, without the
II. DWARF LADY, the HAPPY FAMILY, L., TO be seer
usual. ~ 49,