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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12
SARGENT q i,R0T1IEf2.
VI F1as ). ~ GosHoRN,
III holesale and Ret4il Ieaiersin 81 i
~ 1y Go D ds,t Groceries.
5s READY-lIaIsr. CLOTHING,
e EasssYar e, Quecfasware, Hardware Ind
NJ EtfeClIanics, TnnLs. -.

q Glassware, q uectasWare, Hardware End
Il necnanicS' Tools,
81 h.1 u ,4 u RECT, AID ESTON, VA.
HE YIll ny remo3ed orr lIAFdware and Gro-I
- ehEs plofe into the room formerly oeen-H
y eSSfss bro9 rs, Brigham d Co. ana
Il .s Fly lIoogiS Store, We beg ssva
u ~ silf i, trims Of w. 81 j. Gos
eo ors innasT tbe syEsiH hereafter SCI
&. j. H. tivsh6rI,. lat Tie oldktani Of Vt ~ & EF
Gpsholn, where they are TOW receiving and
opening direct from the cllestof New York.,
Philadelphia and Baitlntote, the largest and
most daFablestock ef FaaEand Winter Goods.
ever brought Ito this .f9arketi amongst which
Will be- found every .ya5lety of3fadIes and gen,
stienlen iine ticss setJsis5 iatlies' cloaks I'D
taimas, boots and shoess hats and caps, sin
and straw boIfnets4t of the latestStYle,j china,
flassaynl qi,eenswa te, Of the latest description
paoeF tlangidgs, Window ShhtleS, parForH and
ElalLaaiHsy Of vaF9pns sizes, books ana stasioa-
aary, and sa$dlefy.N Also, a large q nd well
s4elected stscltof cheapaad iashtonafle4dady4
mat.eselbthiisg, IA large portion of whiclp We
had nladt oprder J which Consists Of every
description BIZ coats, pants, vests, drawers
hickory 5ehssked and While linen bosom Shirts
shirt collars ANIL wooIeiHndefS and draw
lers, all .of which Will bey sosf%at4 sunpSlalI,
luw prices fpf cash, orion 4 eFe9it5 10 punttnal
PENSIONERS. 5g st III
| III The ladies ere particularly invited 10 call
and exanfintl sur stock q dress and Fancy geods
cloth e lea almas, ~ 81, which have been Sui
leeted with great care, eB pressiy for this mar
| ket, from thf best houses IN New York ald
lPhilaaeiphlS, we eehssf cappot Ie stifpas
Used, equal DIN beauty, style ma cheap
8ness by any house inthezPlafe. i f ~ III
lr Please eaH and examine dur stock befoSs
Il purchasing Else where, as We tatteT ourselve.
1--WE will he enabled TO offer you such bafgaiiE
4 as to make p greatly ~ your interest ~ III
j 455tffent u.s. III
\ AifeTleF4 promptly attended, to.
HIS Yours, with respect,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12
BUFFALO TANNEY, FOR SALE,

II FbtthUAIN can be Ian IN the LINZ
III merry situated immediateiy@back Of
Buffalo, containing about one acre Of land
with a good bark house, bark mill, and
we'll Of water. eto. The tan house is
SOMEWHAT OUT Of repair. Buffalo is pne
of the best poiHts in Western Virginia
for atannerY RO. 7. HARVEY.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12
BANK on VIRGINIA., AZ charleston, Kan !
james &. McFarlahd.E President.


Banks.
BANK on NfRGINIA, al Charleston, Kan 4
James g. Mcfarland PesSislent.
Saml Hannah, C@4Ier, ia
john al. Doddfidge z7eller. fE#
William Hedpick Clerk.
j G. Mcfarland
. John fFs Goshorn.
Andrew Parks, E-f r., III 3:
James Ruffner, fE#t Dtrecte,ts. I
W Chamberlain,
JIG Newman,
Fsaacis Thon,psolk
f5'...Sk q SAp.Ut, Az kapawl,a salines
Henry ntzhugh, president
] A. SpencersS yes CASHIER +.
Henry Fitzhugh,
DR. S, Patrick, 4 III
Isaac.N. Smith, III
Charles Hill. III r. f Il.
Thomas j. Buster,I 5 DIRECTORS. y
AadreW z Fry. II {
Charles CT WATSON
Benz 81 Sn1ithers, l.E1
mos n m, Bit'otu 1. VII II MI
kASAWIrs isAESes ISsr1rt4los.
| Alex. Nv Quarter, President. /
! John NJ. Doddridgt Treas. d See'y,,
James River and Kanawha COMPANY,
WilIian1J Rand C3lEscfe,, s, 81 65,, IL
Douglas d, Lpyne, Strip. q 1afapike.
Coal River Navigation Company.
" q Rosac 5 Il sI3.s 49,
Clement Saith JlTb5ef Enn5,,ee, tEEE3
!. !Iol1n M. Ill lind L. yeos,.re,.
B4niamm 4. .Thombso,Y-- Secretary \.
7. I-;;ii;.,,, Is poI, lI..
fy,baa cd + = s, ,Is,,,, E#
Fr +sy,..s r. III bo {ssSar D.,,l,a..
I,En Is ysnbansn ~
Georges. Patton, Il !.
salt Companies Ff
& & u IN ER, ,D6ssAELY VS. ca.
II Sam,I A Miller C6taf .fasat. i
RtHrFsgR, Hale q SO. .+..
J John IL Hale, .6ht(} 4eent
Benz } SmitFieys, Shippint.1 1iqe,t.
salt INSPECTOR. rs.
Andrew p. Fry, Lbprer Dkst,.;ft ..
Henry NJ. OnderGohk. JfD6er D;st,;tt
cthanet,es. 5fz7.
4 4; eeo,,,,7 4. H g.r II ssr,;tb sf:af.,s
Prea5,tcri;o,,--Rev Jbs. M Brorn Il
afst5og;st II 1tLu,Tb i, .e5,lt1 re- Ut Is
mcfarland Ministers..1 81 e = !. Y
YefIodist d C1ureA -y13t6-zRay Il.
Woodsar5 minister 8
= rTs,ry,, !, ,x.,s
,fs,5oE.t d &c. 15,,aeb fsa 81 : ii W. s
-uf sgsIsss.,a I'll ' M;a;s4ar Z t|
afs d s 4 w "a C5urf6 'g,,r,6- Rev
8 i hi r,,sa M Rf;n;stsrl
p,+es5Uter,iio,t--, REV. il il! Lepps. Minister
Bdpt;st-Rsv. JAS. e. Ellison, Minister.
!. :,
,.+., H
Il, ossera 11a IS '.Il HI On I ue :, Is
lft,Esaays any 'o'eatsla s 2 = e ,s2 Il,
M ana q III s. 81 &. ~ sls'i n E ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12

LIZA .9s7 &
Yon wear dit yoNr ol.l clothes.
Yop are not troubled with many
visitors.
You are evopsraiea from making
calls. 81
Crossing saepers 90 not th0lestI
BoreS az not bore ron
aa5Sli gss do not hant your table.
4 Itinera,,s |sFers hurry past your.
!; yohr windo'x.
You ayoid.tte nilisa RS ses ] M posies
onEiurics
I s !, gre rot PsFsecdtsa y STAN
godfather
no one thinks of presenting yot
with a testimonial. s.
No stradesnan irritates1y oH by ask
ing, us there any other little article.
/ to-day. cir
Begging letter Writers leave yol
Impostcrs know It'll is useless "
bleed y0li. gss s
Yon practise teriparanco.
ou swafsow infinitely less poison
than others.
Elattcrefs slo nos shoot their rub.
: bfah into Yplir en-.
q, arg saved nlaayr debt many
asdsceptiofl MANY q headache
And, lastly, 5if you have L true
I friend in the verdi ypuy are sure, liig
II very short spate6of time, ta5 learn
il IL nnelt. I.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12

Tie Editor Of the CharlotsesFille
aatocats, .lias been presented, 81
enc ofthe niiliners of that placs with
I j new 6oanet TIE says
Who is there to wear one. III those
beautiful de5usipds that Mrs. Elliott
has sent 10 our oHieaf We can't
wearsit ourself; and We have 10. dtear
Marie, or Bette, on SalI5i e,5upofn whose
classic head we have arighttto Place
it. Won't some fair lalta accent it
fer us, and wear II as oa7' bonnet /? II
Don't all speak atIonce. young lalios
fake your time We are young ana
can wait tfresdue c1urso3of mail. E5e.
ezpecta hundred or more mice little
highly perfauled 5iiz OAR threngh
tile Post Office. Will oaas POST Ias
ter{IIntchinson H,srry hiifnselfa little.
for once iii bis life, and send ID those
sweet notes. We are impatient III.
the truth must Dol told to ysets tiif hit
banpet out ofoir Qfiee.it il So at
tfactiye, SO suggestive, that NO can
.lleitllersRfite, think Of AFT exceb tlike
some foolish love sick boy. Who
will wear oardehBiFe bennett
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12
ili, Heal Tlysslf, z

- hial - has an
soFslef Ei9ht Street - -, ~
aR ESTON lea. I'M eondi-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12

REMEpr ron B know ii
nothing better to. apply to wounds
caused sbg burns, than the tincture IF
the singing nettle. Ans person can
prepare il hy taking the whole plaut,,
=rubbIngit topieees. and then putting
it into alcohol, letting it stand for a
fewdaysfin d cool place. No matter
how severe the burn may .Re. cover
the wound with linen cloth soaked iii
this tincturc, Observation-Disclosures
lnay9ag graFatc pain for FEW mia
rtes, II will soon fdisappears and but
little soreness will be felt afterwards
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12
s.aais u IA sa'1 Games mes

4 HliFFALp,
MT JJTlD INFORM his friends and The
M public GENERALLY that hlfstill CON
shues To manufacture every description
II wbtklinhia line in tire bsst manner,
lid jls as low prices as can E pure ased
Ill " 4sferh Virginia.
Thankful farfhe patronage heretofore
bestowed bnskim, he respectfully asks 4
continuance k tho same. I
gtiheEti $50 v2niotfj
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12
5imEs PUtgey. dlfqdaas q. IFdttq4H d'aa
Henry H1qren
SMLIING 1OiJT.

SsE BINsW ANGER & BRO, Browstowu
~ Kanawha Co. Va.swould most rsspedt1
fully Inform tbs public taat, ashley intend
lsaFing this State they viii sellIAeiE tire
stock Of Goods, most of which were saved
from their establishment which was lately
DESTROYED byfre atyerx low prices. Cali soon
q bargains be had.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12
7 STR AYEIs

3sIla Il tl fR$ cAlt2A 4 Lis g - SD TX.
iGsEVENT ZEN head dc cattle wlici iay
- been til thS ron &c al sl5t lllssi PA
have been dTiysr OF ST 1plil !
Ale They are alpp1sa Is IA flle hs|If y
EiglEteea hi Greek q iIle Rpta &
Theyare tw0a I'll ts1ee Z. s. II Fl
q crbp offthe i ~ cal /; fi1 / I ~ d i.
ear. Some Of eir lFe Fl &. K ! 4. (
cattle which IS he,lT - ~. IA
bfklil ff's1l f
Ri y ~ y MI K zsaf 8 to knJ ~ 81 /
~ "a ". !. (. 81 s "a =. ID fssfnf Is Ne /
dill n 4 a. ~ Any iHfaziaation 90 i
her 4 I'M ~ y. q 5 ~. . thankfully received (
THOS. FIFE. IF
fBn4Tg vi nam CO., va, Feb. 3liS5b.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12

Persons indebted I'd US are requested to
come forward and settle Immediately. as long.
cannot be given,
,+s S. BINSW ANGER Il RROs
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12
AMERIGAN HoTEI

|. Bill D EDDING, I FRoRRaETS
Opposite Sseamboat lending,
l5E WINFIELD y4RGIEIA -
2 Every attention paid 10 guest lyfHa
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12
Masonic Lodge Charleston

This Lodge meets In It's Hall. ID the
ssotIrt House, on the Monday night next
preceding tss i fall ne 81.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12
LOFTS BERTHE,

II LoTIs BERTHE,
pEsaLEK IL
stoA es, lin, Cooper and Sheet
Iron Ware,
IPwER SIDE pr rUBLIe sou ARE, +
vlniF GALLlToL1s. o.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12

Hayae Mil arrives On Thursdays at
n NJ and departs On Fridays at q a.
III Ns
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12

atoChlas& Newrbani sol.
Mrfcth sffls57. EsEE
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12

Al r. & ]. r. ff0sIIOfiN,
Chaflcgton, nov. "a $685. a5tsg
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-04-29
Mountain Papers.

The best evidence of the great natural resour-
ces Of this country, and their rapid development,
is found in the flourishng towns and cities which
spring up on every hand in the mountains; and
the best evidence that they are peopled with the
proper material is the fact that they sustain SO
many local newspapers. 1t is very seldom IN
deed that a thorough newspaper enterprise IN
any fourishing town aud mining district in the
mountains falls through. This evidence Of the
intelligence of our people is gratifying to every
true lover of California. There is scarcely o
district in the remotcst quarters of the State, at
all accessible by mule or other conveyance, In
which you will not find newspapers of some sort
or another Frequently the paper which you
happen to take up in miners cabin, carefully
laid away on his rough shelf, and bearing date
at some of the nearest towns, is week or two
old, or sometimes even q month old, but 1t Is
news to him, and IL you yourself, have been any
length of time journeying through the noun
tains, it is also news to you. uee f
By far the larger portion of labor employed
in the mines is that of intelligent, reading men.
The immense fortunes which have been dug out
from the hills in a few days,-po0r men becOm-
ing sudden princes in wealth-have called to the
mineral regions the very best classes OF the in-
dustrious. ambitious and enterpr. sing men OF
every State in the Union Even the learned
professions have furnished their quota, and we
unu puysCluuos idN ySiS anu ttSi ar th ti'S "iO~A
tains, who would not exchange their present OPP
portunites for acquiring fortune for any induce
ments that the less laborious practice of their
professions, or the charms of college life could
hold out. The foundations Of almost all of the
great fortunes which have been built up in Cali
sornia, have been obtained from the mines, and
there are men now living in luxury and ease in
our principal cities, who have welded many q
day, in burning sun, or in the wind and rain,
the pick and shovel, and slept under tent at
night, lulIed to sleep by the bowling Of cayotes.
There is dignity attached to the mere manual
labor of the mines which is superior in the esti-
nation of all persons to that of almost any other
kind of labor; it is SO self reliant and indepen-
dent in its character, and frequently so large
and magnificent in its rewards.
We thus have reading, thinking men in th9
mining towns and cities and in the remotest
mining districts, who support all these numerous
mountain papers, which casual observer would
suppose barely eked out an existance. Most of
them, we are glad to say, are on sure founda-
ton, are all well edited and are invaluable to
us as exchanges. They come to us, as 1t were,
fresh with the mountain air. and redolent of the
pine woods and the perfnmed blooms of flowers,
and full of that vigor of thought and natural
ness of sentiment with which free mountain
life would necessarially inspire man of intel
lect and culture Sacramento Bee. WOO
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UNITED STATES BAKERY,

Pine Street first Door below Kidd Knox's Brick Store
NHE UNDERSIGNED having rebuilt and fitted up their
l. BAKERY on the site of the old stand, pre-
pared to furnish their old custoer and all who give
them call with all kinds Of BREAD and CAKE at prices
to suit the times.
BOSTON BROWN BREAD AND GRAHAM BREAD Of a
very superior quality constantly on hand; also,
Fruit, Lemon, Pound and Sponge Cake.
Wedding Parties Families and Restaurants supplied with
every variety of Bread and Pastry usually found in New
York Bakeries, at wholesale prices.
good assortment of PIE FRUITS, JAMS, JELLIES,
FIGS, PRUNES TAMARINnS, STRAWBERRIES, &c.
AB-FRESH EGGS and CHEESE constantly on hand. ~E5A
42-u DREIFOSS& IEPPERT-
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+. BUCKWELL, ID. ID. s.
SIT.

EA GRADUATE of the Ohio College of Dental Sur.
SYffo gerry opposite Rudolphs Drug Store, CONNER.
cal Street
GSUCGESSoR TO DR. S. c. McINTYRE,)
TestimOninl.-In bidding adeu to my friends and
the public beg leave to return my sincere thanks fol
their patronage and take pleasure in recommending DR.
BUCKWEIL my successor, skillful and scientific gen
ueman, and well worthy the public confidence.
Nevada, Sept lS56.-49-t s. C. MCINTYRE.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-04-29
The Corner of Broad and Pine Streets,

IN RLEY's NEW BRICK, SECOND FLOOR,
WTHERE he will do all kinds Of DENTISTRY, as
w low : good work be done in the State
n. B-I prepared to set Artificial Teeth in the best
known such plain with gums either Gold
Platina, Silver Guta Percha plate. Also Blockwork
or Aliens continuous Gum. And for all that does not
please after months trial will refund the money
will fill Teeth with pure Gold full tight and TO stay. and
for all that out will refund the money fill for
nothing And for all Teeth that plugged by and
do not arrest the decay in the cavity ll will insert
Tor nothing And am always enabled TO know
my Filings from my registry TOothache arising from
posed nerve cured (witbou extracting in two minutes
and the eiectually 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
gratis And by improved instruments will take any
teeth roots with the utmost facility although they may
have been given up by others All diseases arising from
THE TEETH CURED AND IRREGULARITIES REMOVED
OR NO CHARGE Is MADE
For the foregoing propositions the hest securities will be
given either in cash depoes good mems endorsements
Besides any amount of references 10 persons who have
worn my work for years. 22.tf W. c. KEILUM.
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TISTRY.

a. DIR. A. CHAPMAN, Dentist calls particular
SdffSh attention to his Tooth AnOdyne, which,
when applied will stop the tooth ache in five mntes and
efectuay destroy the nerve leaving il in fit condition
to be filed without causing pain where it would otherwise
have to be extracted.
All Dental operations performed in neat and substan-
tal manner, and satisfaction guaranteed In all cases
OYF1CE-In Kidd Knox Brick Building Pine and
Broad streets Nevada where he intends to remain per-
manently.
Octoher 18th 1s56-0tf
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CATHOLIC CHURcH.-Father Rinaldi, the pres
ent pastor of the Catholic congregation at Shas-
Ia. is now making great preparations for laying
the corner stone of the new Catholic Church.
The ceremony will take place on the first Sun
day of May next. Bishop Alemany and Father
Gallagher, Of San francisco, will be present on
the occasion. A sumptuous dinner will be sery-
ed at the Empire Hotel and all are invited to
attend.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-04-29

The PAPER PLANT.-Mrs. A. L. Beaumont Of
Arenat, Wisconsin, has sent to a gentleman in
San Jose, some seeds of the paper plant, of
which she writes as follows:
II shall wait no longer, so will let you have
the first seed that may be cultivated in Califor-
MIA. There is not foot of ground in the world
that this plant will not grow and do well upon.
1t grows from five to seven feet high here, and
would grow great deal higher If the frosts
held off longer. Soon as vegetation starts in
the spring this plant starts and goes ahead of
every thing else. In the latter part of Septem-
Der we are sure to have froets that stop its
growth. The seeds never have to be planted
but once, for, like asparagus, the roots live al
ways, and can be tfansplanteds 10 any part Of
the world, but do best Id low, wet land.
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IMPORTANT TO INsoLvENTs. The Supreme
Court, OH Monday, April goth, rendered deci-
sion in the case of II. McAllister VS.. G. B. Strobe
and E. L. Beard in which judgment was rem
dered in favor of defendant Beard. The Court
direct reversal, because the note upon which
suit was brought was improperly described in
the schedule of Beard, an applicant for the ben
enuncates the doctrine, that as all the benefits
derived from the insolvent system enure to the
insolvent, a strict compliance with the statute,
in every respect, is incumbent upon him. In
this case the erroneous description of the note
is held to destroy all rights under the law.
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A U ION SAL EE!
p. w. YLOR

AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
Fire Proof Brick Store on Commercial Street.
Especial attention will be given to out door Real Estate
and every description of property and Merchandise in Ne
vada or any part of the County
RE- Ndss. Solicited Public aud T'ysrste SAX i-zs
Nevada Sept. 30. ls56--52 H. 70
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SAD CAsUALTY.-A fire occurred in San Fran
cisco, on Friday, April 2lst, by which two small
children of Mr. Murray were burned. At the
Coroners investigation the following facts were
elected:
Mrs Catharine Murray said: Yesterday, be-
tween and O'Clock in the morning, | was
awaken from my sleep by hearing the cracking
noise of fire and something like the sound of
wind. was in bed with my three children i
jumped out, caught one of my twins and opened
the kitchen door. The flames rushed at once
into the bedroom, where | was. ran right
down stairs, and on the stairs met Mr.. Dono-
van, who occupied the rear upper portion Of the
house. | think told him the children were in
bed, to save them. saw him open the bedroom
door, and the flames covered him; he had to re-
treat rushed down stairs and called two men
who were running up the alley, that my chill
dren were up stairs and TO save them. | kept
telling the crowd so, German told me to
keep quiet, that my children had been taken
out and saved. | then thought they had been
rescued; but wanted to see them and kept cry
ing for them. The first knew of their death
was from Mrs. Bell. 1t was about quarter Of
an hour after the fire. We think it was the ell
bow at the top of the stovepipe that gave out
and communicated the fire to the canvas ceiling
of the room. My husband was in the habit of
building fire in the morning and going to his
work, ever since have been sick. My first i'm
pulse, when / saw the fire was to get out with
the child had in my arms, and then save the
others before the fire got to them.
NJ L. Meeteer testified that he had endeavored
to find the children after the fire commenced.
and before they could have been burned. He
rummaged in the smoke through several rooms
up stairs. but could not find them. He after
wards said that he supposed they had been saved
and another person conveyed his report to Mrs
Murray.
The jury rendered the following verdict: That
the deceased, Sarah Jane Murray, aged years
and months and Owen Charles Murray, aged
months and IL days, came to their deaths from
suffocation, or a shock of the nervous system
from the effect of the fire in house ON Milton
Place.
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TRAVELLING.
NEVADA & WASHINGTON STAGE LINE.

NEVADA & WASHINGTON STAGE LINE.
ON AND AFTER JANUARY /, 1856, the above Line will
" run follows:
leaving the Office at Frisbe's old Stand Nevada at
O'Clock passing by Mountain Spring House, Morgan's,
Cold Spring, White Cloud, Gold Hill and Alpha, arriving
at Washington by one O'Clock in the afternoon.
1t is the and best Route to Washington Omega
SeOtchman's Creek, Poor Mans Creek. and Eureka.
Returning THE Stages will leave the South Yuba Hotel
Washington every morning at nine O'clock and arrive at
Nevada BY O'Clock P. NJ connecting with the Cali
ornia Stage Co.'S Coaches for Auburn Sacramento Marys
vile and Shasta. ~ la ~ rru % sEH sH /.
oaice--south Yuba Hotl, Washington. .H
....i,-...,; .....f A. s. OIIN, Proprietor,
W. g. McTsopxnrs, Agent, Nevada, Gs4-tf
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY.
TIME STAGES of this Company will leave their Office, at
Il Frisbie's old Stand, Nevada, as follows:
FOR SACRAMENTO.
Leaves Nevada at o'clock A. NJ, and arriving at Sac
meno time for the O'Clock boats for San Francisco
Also, at O'Clock, A. NJ, running via Auburn, Ac
commodation Line TO Sacramento. H.r
aa-. II... FOR MARYsyILLE .rf.. ...
Leaves the above named Office every morning at seven
O'Clock A. NJ passing through Grass Valley, Rough
Ready Empire Ranch and Long Bar and arriving in Ma
rysville at o'clock p. NJ. f.lt Ita pal
FOR FOREST CRY, BONNEVILLE PATTERSON wolsEY's,
..i MooRES AND ORLEANS FLATS. I.u'
Leaves every morning at IL O'Clock A. M. ., ID.
JAMES HAwoRTH,
Prest c. s. Co.
W. S. McIaoHERrs, Agent, Nevada. Gu
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-04-29
TRIAL OF HENRY HAYS,
INDICTED FOR THE MURDER OF wM. STAFFORD
District Court-Bcfore Judge sE4RIs.

nna otar WEDNESDAY, April 22.
This case having been called up, the jury was
empan nneled as follows: The names Of forty
eight men we're put into box, each on sepa-
rate slip of paper, and drawn from thence at
hazard The prosecution challenged four, the
defense ten; two were excused in consequence
of having formed an opinion in the case, and
one on the ground that he was cOnscientiousiy
opposed to capital punishment. The pannel
consisted of the following persons mostly res
idents of Little York and Bridgeport Townships
and taken as body, they were intelligent