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GOOD FRAME RTTHDING. NEW

There isnow growing on it a CROP OF HAY, which
VIII yield the present season, not less than Forty Tons
and Three Acres of the finest BARLEY 1t contains anv
amount OF the best Garden Ground be found in the
State about four acres of which is fenced and has been
cultivated Tor that purpose. small lot of Timothy
Meadow Is well seeded and in fine condition About
ONE HUNDRED PEACH TREES of one wears growth
and all the necessary tools for farming
There is on the place number of Large and never
failing Springs aorng an abundant supply of excel
lent water either for stock irrigation, the year
1t will be sold at the reasonable rate either in
ludng the present years crop or without it,
r For further particulars address, by letter. or il
person, n. P BROWN,
April 3, 1857 Nevada Journal Office
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Seal Lost.

sea- GLOSts
II Asst MONDAY, Wednesday, Saturday night in
Ia Flurshutz' Hail. a GOLD WATCH SEAL, with a
Green Stone in the bottom and silver dog at the top
The finder will please leave itwith MRS. CLARK or
April 3, 1857 T. GALAVOTTI
IN lesa,ks Buekwheat FLOUR for sale by
~ Z. FL LARD BEANS c., Broad streel
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viii at all times be supplied with all the varieties
market affords.
The Beds and Furniture are New,
And for style and comfort cannot be excelled.
Particular attention will be paid to the accommodation
of r-z5sLadies and Families.
Having had long experience in the business we are
confident of being able make the NATIONAL of the
most desirable Hotels in the mountains
THIS BLOCK is substantially built of BRICK and with
stood the late disastrous fire. The airy and
well furnished and from the Balconies you have spen
did view ofthe surrounding country.
~OPEN ALL NIGHT.
THE BAR will be under the supervision of Mr.
Thomas Henry and will all times be supplied with
the choicest Liquors and Cigars.
15-tf PEARSON &HEALY.
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DIR. A. CHAPMAN,
.oical and Mechanical Dentist.

Corner Room 2i Story Kidd & Knoxs Brick.
nR CHAPMAN will be happy to wait those wishing
~ his Teeth after having became sensitive
from exposure of the or otherwise will be filled
without causing pain.
All Dental operations performed in neat and sub=tan
tial manner. and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases
DR. 'HAPMAN designs making Nevada his perman nt
residence. n2l 3m
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CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STREETS.
In Rileys New bick, second floor.


VITHERE he will do al kinds f DENTISTRY
w a. low as good wa k ca 5a DOM in the State
" B. am pre- 70 set Artiic'a Teeth in the best
known manner such plain Tith gums either Gold
Patina Silver % Gutta percs pa-e Also Bloekwork.
or A liens con nous Gulo Ana n Nil that does
please after one months rral viii refund fhe money
wi ill Teeth with pure Ged fu tight I'd to STAY, and
for all that ou will refund the money fill for
nothing And for all Te tn that plugged by me and
do the decay in the cavity fill Twill insert
nothing And an always enabled to know
nv filings from my registry. Toothachc arising from,
exposed cured without extracting in minutes
and the nerve effectuly destroyed charge made
And teeth that may have been considered past by
Others will successfully treat and preserve by filling
All extracting prepare the mouth for plate work done
gratis And by ynprovedlnstruments viii take any
teeth with the utmost facility although they
have been given by othes All diseases arising from
THE TEETH CURED AND IRREGULARITIES
RENOVED-OR NO CHARGE IS MADE
Far ne fregpur pns the best securities will be
given either in ca depo ties good mems endorse
nens Besd, any amount Of references to persons who
have worn my work for years. w. G. KELLUM
Noveuohar % lSJ6 If
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TRUETF & ZONES.

Importers ard Wholesale Dealers in
FINE WINES, LIQUOR RS, &c.
No So Front street. bet scranento & california sts
san Francisco.
MIERS T. TRUETT. GIDEON C. JONES.
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E. BUCKWELL, ID. ID. s.

~ EsNT ,r.
Graduate OF the Ohio College of Denta
sss<<SS surgery, opposite Rudopb's Drug Store
Il lTfT$A commercial treet,
LII Successor DR. S. c. McTntyre
TeStlmoL- al.-ln bidding adieu to my friends and
the public. leg to my sincere thanks for
their patronage and take pleasure in recommending DR..
Buckwe1l my successor. sillfu and scientific gen.
tleman, and well worthy the public confidence
Nevada. Sept Ia56-1G-, s C. MCINTYRE
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Nevada Restaurant.
Ranch for Sale.

4 NY PERSON wishing to purchase GOOD RANCH
n the mast fauorable terms have now the oppor-
tunity. 1t is of the BEST STOCK or HAY RANCH
ES in the mountains of California; and to any ant
ing go into pleasant business offers inducements
not often be met with 1t is situated Dry Creek
about mile and half northwest of the Zine House.
on the Sacramento road.
1t contains two quarter sections of Land, ALL EN-
CLOSED WITH A GOOD BRUSH FENCE, and two
three smaller Lot in hoar and 4
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The parlors and rooms arr large and wei ventait
newly and handsomely furnished, with fFst-i ate bee
and all the appliances for comfort Particular care
taken to keep the beds and rooms clean and comfotal
February u 1857
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These Periodicals ably represent the three great po-
litical parties Of Great Britaiu-WHIG, TORY and
RADICAL-but politics form only fealuLe of their
character. As Organs ofthe most profound writers on
Science, Literature. Morality and Religion they stand
they have Stood unrIvaed the world of let
tiers, being considered indispensable the scholar
the professional while to the intelligent reader
every class they furnish correct and satisfactory
record Of the current literature of the day. throughout
the world than possibly be obtained from any other
source.
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Established in ls4s
Quartz Specimens f!

quartz Specimens
MIAED with gold are bought by from ) to 81
wi per cent above the mint value
we are the inventors of the of Manufacturing Quartz
Jevelr and our stock is the largest the State Call
on us all you gentleman who intend visiting san Francis
CO. you are welcome to examine goods whether you
come to purchase or not
we sell atches and Jewelrv hner and chea Der than
any ether California esablshnanflr the reason tah
one of our rm is always in Europe having the b It good
made % order, which he continues forward Ey every
steamer And as we buy for cash. we can afford 10 sell
at the lowest New York prices
bAhhEII / 4 SHERWOOD, l35 Montgomery st
Between Clay ard Commercial sts San Franelsco
n b Orders sent ty Express filed promptly Partic-
ular attention 10 watches for repair
San Francisco Deer s.3ui
FURNITURE WAREROOMS.
John MCFARLAND. Dealer in Furniture Beds Mat
u trasses, Pillows, Sheets, Pillow Gases, &c,
No Ia Commercial street.
Nevada, Aug ST
NEW June Butter for sale by
1N r. ELL4RD Ems 4 Co. 52Bread Street
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The receipt of ADVANCE SHEETS from the British pub
fishers gives additional value these Reprints nasmuch
as they be placed in the hands of subscribers
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aNTEENATB9NAE

JiCKSOF Strict RE8R MONTGOMERY
SAN FRAN IsCO
fTNHIs MAGNIFICENT MANSION has been leased
1 for term Of years by
Mrs A S. Haley,
Is now undergoing thorough repair, when it win be
srnished entire With Furniture and epened the
public CHEfsTNAs with the bfst Table and mos
clelnly House the Pacific.
BotRD. tn lodging, from s290to ss,00 day.
q Orr MoTTa-We s'rire 20 please d26-3m
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Wines, Liquors, &c. &c.
Lodging Department.

To be found in this They hope by wing to pie
al to merit full share ofpatronaee.
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Has been appointed Agent for Gregory's Bitters in
vada comfy
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FURNITURE WAREROOMs.

NEW June Butter for sale by
1N T. .ELLARD EMS & Co. 52Bread Street
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Dr. A. r. Sawyer,

hTEON.
OFFICE Corner of Montgomery and California Street
~ San Francisco
Consulting hours from 3 n p aus-afr
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-26
TIE PRESIDENT. WALKER. AND TIE STATE
RIGHTS DEMOCRACY

The State Rights Democracy OF the South, were
universal in their disgust and Indignant denunciaons
of,hc traitorous proceedings of Walker in Kansas
and though he was still permitted TO remain in his
position by the President, yet they could not believe
that Mr.. Buchanan sanctioned and approved his
course and that when the constitutional lime should
come for him to speak, that he would vindicate him
SELF from all such suspicious. show true southern
hand aud place Walker where he ought 10 be before
the country. miserable petty intregucr. Il traitor
TO his trust With one accord under these reasonable
expectations. II was deemed to he Just and cinncny
due to Mr.. Buchanan that h. should be heard before
he was censurcd, and that should await his speak
ing. Well, he a. spoken and spoken rightly. and ri.
voice comes like peal of thunder upon Walker
southern parasites. They are staggered and di~may
cd Many Of them have already changed their tones
and we shall hear more Of Walkers poriotc md
Dtm0cra'ic course in Kansas. What will now become
Of the North Louisiana General and ILL., Waller rrso
lutions? viii Or. Bard hc now invited back to the
Gazette which h. left because he wouldn't iatter ana
play the sycophant TO Walker and hi4 disciples Of
that region: why tho Louisiana Courier, even. nov.
calls him "hae &inbhc ,gger'" and the Advocate
ism timid like II usod u bc and has wv tH,iy said
Indeed wc are fearful that some among u.s. may
begin to think that Mr.. Buchanan /. more southern
than he ought IL hc. and that NJ y about III knock into
cooked hat the great scheme ol magnificent Union
party Of the South for Tie sake Of Ne au,oai Uor-
rcg that j. TO say The aoHtCm democracy. Well. al
signs will fail ii dry weather aud whca it rains,
stuntcd vegetation will then conc out, There have
been good many stuntcd politicians for the lat f'w
months aud since we have recently Lad political
shower they may put out and spread little. But
wc would caution them not to become too vigorous;
there are set squalls aud storms ahead that might
break them Of short at The stump, even TOO .hort c,rr
to sprout again.
There il nothing like principle III Keeping man III
the right track Nothing for men. Never follow
any Hring mag. Tile States Rights Democracy Have
always been right because principle i their guide and
polar star They denounced walker from principle
and They would dcaoancc Nh buchanan whenever he
varied from The just principle Of theryIt- and equal
it, Of the States. which they look p as the ludaucn.
tai basis Of the constitution and The only security for
the porpctuaton Of lhn Union. 80 NJ would agan
urge, let the state Rights Democracy Of Louisiana
emerge from the mixed position which il noN holds
L" II emerge from among. place and spoils Demo
cra,, from amongst Wuil"r 'kansa. men. f.r, rs
have States Rights Democracy of principle in Lon.
isiaim as in Mississippi, Alabama. Georgia. &c. &c
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-26

ARrurR's HONE MAGAZINE FOR JANUARY --Commcnc-
ing with the year this serial. like its sister monthly.
comes to u robcd in the finest and the gaycs garb,
This magazine has always been fayoritc of ours.
Simple and unprctrndng, il comes up to what it,
talented eaiors design fit work for your "wGc.
daughter sister or friend" IL cheapncs3 too places
it within the reach Of ALL This is the first number
of new volume and good time to subscribc.--
Terms SO per year. Address T. 5. Arthur Il Co.. lO3
Walnut street. Philadelphia.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-26

presented itself to me upon this important SUBJECT
That Is the formation OF associations OF parents
throughout the country for the encouragement and
employment us teachers Of such young men among
us who are known to be of good character of eopacl-
ty, and of hghmindcd and honorable department.
II such associations were introduced and cordially
carried out the benefits would be speedily felt. the
good fruits would be abundant intellectually. poit-
cally and morally. Let il hc tried. ,.,
JUSTICE
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-26
SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS.

Mr.. EDT0R In your last weeks number read q
vrry good article on the subject Of schools in The
town Of Clinton, all Of which approve. But the
writer stopped short Of the main question or matter
of greatest interest connected with the subject Of our
schools here as well as every where else throughout
the Southland that Is to the character Of the teach
ers who ought to be employed
The encouragement and employment Of our young
men reared and educated in the South, or those who
have been long enough in the South to have become
thoroughly identified with our institutions, habits and
feelings, is policy that has been repeatedly urged
upon our people and it should be needed and carried
out practically and strictly by all means. We are
glad TO find that the attention Of the southern people,
in many sections of the country is being awakened
TO this important and excellent policy and we hope
to see it more and more rsidly enforced every where
in every town and even in every neighbourhood in
the South. Our school commissioners should be re-
qnrcd, by law, to employ none but southern raised
and educated young men and those who have been
long with us fully ndocrinacd with our principles
and institutions and have lost all the tan andprejl-
dicos of that fruitful region of sms and ianaacisms
from whence they came, and who are well known to
our community as highmindcd and honorable men.
No parent in the South could desire or wish to see
the minds of his children nortIeniscd Yet what more
could he expect if he sends them to teachers who are
fresh from northern institutions Or colleges where
they have imbbed, as with their mothers milk, all
those banefu feelings, preudices and doctrines that
are danning the South with their earliest mornings
breath. Yea, cursing it even in their dreams,
l might extend this article but | will forbear for
the present, and merely suggest al idea which has
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sumption is that throughout they have had ma
lority of the people with them and assign their OBJ
iections to the original organization of the Territory
under the act as their grounds for refusing to rccog
nizc it, either in choosing of the convention by the
voting on the slavery clause.
We ought to state, in giving narrativc-whtcll Is
all we propose hereof the position of the contro-
versy, that they object TO the clause in the consttu
ton about amending the constitution which only a
thorlzcs amendments after 1864, by Il Wo-hrds vote
Of the Legislature calling convention
To this ii is replied that this is an enabling rather
than disabling clause, for the reason that, no pro-
Non being made for amendment before 1861. the Lc-
gslature can Immediately call u convention, and
change the constitution by majority vote.
The next step in the controversy was the yielding
by Mr. Stanton. Acting Governor of the Territory in
the absence OF Gov Walker to the public excitement
in the Territory. and the summouinp of a sppcinl
meeting of the Legislature to enable the Legislature
to Interfere and revise the action of the conventions
In due course the Legislature would not meet nm
I'll the first week in January and 1t is even doubted
whether the powers of those elected in October To-
gnlly commenced before January. /, Is the new le-
gisaturc. with Free State majority that Mr. stan
ton has summoned and we have accounts of its as
scmblng and of his message. recommending them to
pass law for taking the of the people of Kan
the whole constitutions as well rs on the sla-
very portion.
This interference of Mr. Stanton against the new
constitution, is considered, ut Washington. viola
ton of instructions. and breach Of duty The
President immediately removed him, and appointed u
in Gen Denver. who is On his way to Kan
sas but will hardly reach there time enough to af-
feet or change the action Of the Legislature
Thus. q new conflict between the Federal auhori-
ties and their own agents. and Of the Legislature with
thc convention, has been added TO this distracting
subject.
Pending these movements, the President of the Lc-
compton Convention has issued his proclamation for
the election 90 the 2st inst and also for the general
elections In January. for the choice of Governor lc-
gislaturc, State officers ana members of Congress
In Congress the subject is undergoing debate on the
general principles involved. but no practical question
will arise until the constitution is presented unless
something arises for direct interference bv collisions
between the contcnding parties in the Tcriitory.-N
o. PicdyWe.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-26
GEN. WALKER AND NlcARAGrA.

That part OF Mr.. Bucitnans message relating tl
what i termed fiibastcrtm seems to meet with bIt
little approval and favor in the South and Sc are nj
los, b conceive What coald have induced lc appl,
rent change in The President in rcgard to this subject
What he has said in his message i. almost tho "a.
verse n the sentiments of the Ostcnd manifesto and
brcahcs spirit Of opposition 70 Tie interests ot tc
South which We We're not prepared 10 see. Wa, the
ostcnd manifesto merely tub 10 hr whale. South.
cm bait?
Whatever opinions Others may entertain il, Ii
Walker and his rcturn to Nicaragua we cannot yioN
II os iilibustcring expedition He was the logal
President Of that republic and was the clgira Of her
people as such. lie was not conquered or expelled
from til" territory by her people and he has the legal
right TO sustain himself he can a, the President Of
Nicaragua against The invasion Of any other State
He has the legal right 10 maintain his position as
President over the people Of Nicaragua rs against
any foreign Interference, until that people shall
supercedc him by their own will and consent in 4
lawful way.
In these opinions We believe the South generally
concurs and we look TO the movements and success
of Walker with ardent anxiety We hope the south.
em people will not let Walker Struggle in vain or
ict hiih Ia" lo INC Ndlt elncf ol ample means. gems
crous hearts and strong arms.
II Is now plainly to be seen that the South must look
10 ne South The history Of Kansas, although in the
control OF Democratic Presidents, shows beyond qucs
ton that the whole policy which has governed there
has been adverse to the interests of the South Black
Republican blusterings and shriekngs have awed the
authorities for the time being from the beginning in
Kansas and being predisposed in the same way. all
the governors and other authorities of Kansas have
yielded TO their fears and surrendered to the interests
OF the .\bolttloniss. And yet during all these re-
peated demonstrations of opposition to southern in
terests by the federal authorities in Kansas we were
never favored with the appointment of u SomAcl
Governor to that Territory. Here is practical illus
tration of the manner in which Northern nationa
Democrats stand up to the South.
AS TO the extension of southern territory and the
area OF slavery, we have now in the message of Mr.
Buchanan, his Interpretation of the Oscnd manifesto
Before the election we had only his southern phase
that document we have now its northern phase -
Therefore we say let the South look to the South and
let Walker be sustained in Nicaragua by all means,
The correspondent OF the New York Herald saws
that Congress will accept the Kansas Constitution
with the proyiso that it is TO be submitted to the
people,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-26
LATE TELEGRApuIC INTELLIGENCE.

ST LOUIS, Dee. 23-A letter from Kansas to The
Missouri Democrat, says, that Il government official
shot the notorious General Jim Lane. at Lcavcn
worth, on the evening of the 18th. The difficulty
grew ont of political controversy.
A dispatch from Boonvile states that Secretary
Stanton is still acting Governor Of Kansas, and APP
parently with the appreciation Of Denver.
Gen. Harney has dispatched two companies of cav
airy, on rcquisiton from acting Governor Stanton
to suppress a rebellion at Fort Scott.
General Ilarney bas posted troops mt all the largo
towns to preserve peace at the polls
1t is generally thought that the Legitimate vote on
the adoption Of the constitution will be small
ritory for the purpose Of voting.
LATER FROM TIE PLAINS.
Late arrivals from the Plains report that two com
panies Of the Fifth Infantry had met with rcycrsc..
The same arrival reported that Fort Laramie is
by the Mormons.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-26
aS~ rhcrc may be seen on fair day in front Of

1:'s" There may be seen on fair day, in front Of
Messrs. Nauman q Strauss store. two buggcs, which
are among the prizes in the consolidated Tomboa'
They are worthy of a close inspection, and deserve
the moro attention from the fact that they are OF
home manufacture, having been constructed through
out in our town by Messrs. Koch Butler. The fin
est one of them to which more particularly refer
is handsome specimen of handcraft, that for neat
of execution. strength of material, and richness
of finish. would reflect credit upon any of those north
crn manufactures, which our citizens are too prone
to patronzc. to the neglect and detriment Of our
home mechanics. We call upon all visiting our town
examine and judge for themselves and say whether
or not our commcndation of this fine buggy is not a
Just and deserved conclusion.
Those who desire such an article have chance Of
getting one at cheap rate by investing in the Tom
bola some Of the tickets Of which still remain unsod
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-26

GoDEY FOX JANrARY.-This number commences the
,wcnty-eighh year of the Lady's Book. From its
first issue. until the present period the aim and am
biton Of its cnierprsing manager has been to make
the Book superior to any work Of the kind pub
lhcd in the country. This he has done, and no one
the ladies particularly. will hesitate in granting
to him high praise for his laudablc and successful
industry. The number before contains more than
the usual quantity Of Illustrations. First among
them are two fine steel engravings. one Family
Prayer. the other " Home, &c, a. splendid title.
In a word it is well worthy of its conductor, and
should be liberally patronizcd.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-26

TmE LADIES' DREssEs.-In the feminine world Of
Paris the snjcct Of conversation is the remark Of The
French Empress to Augustine Brolan, one of the ar
bcls OF good taste at the theatre and the city, that
probably dresses would be without lonnces this
winter" In fact the dresses Of Her Majesty are
widowed Of these external ornaments. But crinono
preserves its clandcsne empire at the court well
MS Die city.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-26

PUBLIC SENTIMENT IN KANsAs.-Thc Lecompton Ma
tiOna Democrat dcnounces the Kansas Convention
and its authors, and says the constitution is held in
perfect contempt by mot Of all parties. No man can
be found who approves the instrument. 1t says :
The constitution is meeting with its proper reception
in the territory. AT Kickapoo it is dcrided and
laughed at At Leaycnworh heiirst question asked
by one on meeting an acquaintance is, Have you
found any one In favor of the constitution yct?'
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-26

RESrMING WoRK.-M Manufactures nj the Eastward
are said to be steadily, one after another resuming
operations, despite the hardness of the times Man
uiucturelH urge that there never was Il period in
which the prospect for the successful establishment of
home industry SO great as AT present, inasmnch
as British competition is great measure prostrated
BY oyer- -trnliMg during the last few yenrs.N