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NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TICKETS.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEI
RE ERAWN
Each SATURDAY IN SEPTEMBER
AnnroxiInnIion Prixes
5495 Prizes amounting to-. ...............$S2O,OO
PRICE OF TICKETS.
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES 60; QUARTERS, $271
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY,


The Numbers from $1,000, corresponding with those
Numbers on the Tickets printed separate slips OF paper
are eneireed with small tin tubes and placed in one Wheel
The hrst Az Pnzes similarly printed and encrcled, are
placed in another Wheel.
The Wheels are then revolved and number is drawn
from the Wheel Numbers and al the same time Prize is
drawn from the Wheel The Number and Prize drawn
ont are opened exhibited the audience and registered
by the Commissioners the Prize being placed against the
Number drawn. This operation is repeated until all The
Prizes drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRzEs.-The two preceding ana the TWO
succeeding drawing the first Prizes viii
be entitled to the % Approximation Prizes For exanPi
II Ticket 1880 draws the S6OOO Prze, nose lckes
numbered lI24s I249 l25l 1882, Will each Dc ennSd 70
$500 II Ticket No. $50 draws the SO 60 prizes those
ets numbered 5 $751; $50 will each be entitled to S3OO,
and so according 10 the scheme
The B Prizes Of $50 will be determined by the last hg
ure of the No that draws the prze For example
if the number drawing the 5000 prize ends with then
all the tickets where the number ends in Will be entitled
TO 500 If the number ends with No. 2 then all the tickets
where the number ends in will be entitled 10 $zV' and
30 on too. .
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the tooWne
rates, which is the risk. -
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
I
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wheat Wheat
VALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE
= L

TUX HAbEs
AN authorised to sell and make complete titles to the
L Tract of Land upon which the late NJ r Walker re-
SIDED and the lot upon which the Blacksmith Shop is stu
lted and the slaves and stock the place. The place
is situated the Gsatn turnpike and is interseeted by
the Nashville and Louisville Railroad, is near enough TO
Nashville to make it convenient country residence for
persons doing business in the city has as fine spring as
there the State and is susceptible OF divisions into
several lots each of which would afford beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike rairoVd. am
hoFised sell the entire Tract body or IN parcels
and on such credit as may deem eIpedent shall be
the place during the first and second weeks OF NOvem-
Der next and will receive proposals for the purchase at
private sale of all any of the above named real and per-
sona property. In the time any person desiring TO
examine the property do so by calling on Mrs Agnes
Walker the place, and proposals 10 purchase can be
made her John Taylor Mathew Allen on the place,
or addressed to me at Trenton, Gibson county, Tenn.
sept2a-tf SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trustee.
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Havana Plan.
OF SINGLE NUMBERS NOW BECOME SO
POPULAR.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND
EXTRA CLASS 9.
To be drawn in Baltimore, Md, on
A n IL r ID A Y S II p 2 8. SbI.


Whole Tickets &c. Halves IS; Quarters 81 .
Please address all orders for Tickets the above Magnn
an, Scheme 10 T, II. HUBBARD & CO.,
en-, o. NJ 40 Favette st or Box No. 40 Baltimore Nd.
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Great Bargain

IN TOBELF l. L r, i y Il y \ y r.
1IHE rsgned Offers for sale his entire situation con-
taisng Of level land In Lobeive, Perry county,
Tenu.
7he lot is well improved, large and handsome Brick
Store neat Dwelling Kitchen, Cu0 stab@s, and other good
buildings also first whore selling Groee
res have plenty good LObelTile Is small VII
lage Al the Roads, leading nom Waverey 70 LIN
den the other Cenr-Ve 20 BTs Landing, Tennessee
River We weekly mails passlng, together win ne
navigation Tennessee River, and Buffalo kiyer rlnning
within OF nile richly HbOundsd with as good lana a. IN
the state. There being Store Groceay Of note Etnn
10 miles North south, y miles East and Is miles msss
re nders il the situation n the STATE have been
Goods and Groceries here for SIX years, and am sne az
isaed with my and prOfts, but wish 10 ehAhse
location Ohsr lot oneShrd dOwnthe baianes Vn
two years credit, will sell my Goods and
Apv person desiring good situation viii DO Will 90 Hs. -
examine. HD"@h-
iune2-w6m.
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state Of Tennes.e-weaklv County.

State Of Tennessee Weakly County
David A. Golden, William Golden. John O. Golden Jas.
NJ Lancaster aud wife, Moons Lancaster, kial Sladen.
wife. Frances sladeH and Lyeia Golden widow OF
Samuel Golden, deed.
Margaret johnson, Thomas BdmoBdsOn and wife, Folly
Edmondson Henry Golden, Sam 'ldea, Joseph shults
- Spaggns q wife Lucy Spraggies William Davis
WIFE, Nancy Davis, Ralph Frazier d wife, Caroline
Frazier, Samuel Kingston, John Kingston, On IesSQher
q. Kingston. Andrew Kingston, Henry George william
G Croft, Samuel Creft, Elizabeth A CTOfl, Sumue n.
,lden James n. Golden, jesse Pascha and WIFE, Mary
P4seha Lydia Golden, Martha Golden and Hadsoa Col
den. heirs at AM If Samuel Golden, deceased
INKOM petition hed this and amdAyie OF the
Plaintiffs II Appea ing that several Of The above
named Defendants Of the State OF Ten
ord process Of law cannot be sery-
them IS therefore ordered that publication be made
for four successive IN the Union American, UeU3
paper pabsaed in the Guy OF Nashville commanding said
non residents appear before he Circuit Court 10 Be hold
for the county Weakey at the cOut house in Dresden,
the Monday in October next 1881, and then ana "a
plea demur TO the petition alcd herein, the
same will be taken as confessed as to them.
aug. 23W3 Prs fee ST. ShN''E' fp"'NE H'er<.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
ed on the receipt which they will be forwarded by hrs
mail Purchasers have Tickets ending with any hg
ure they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes Will De sent 70
PURCHASERS Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signature plain, give
their Post Office, County and State
~ Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable
in full without deduction.
t All prizes of 81, 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawngother prizes at the usual time OF thirty
days.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
s. SWAN h CO., Atlanta, Ga.
or, q. STIMSTBIN, Box 3, Nashville.
W Persons residing Montgomery Ala, or Atlanta
Ga can their orders 6ed and time, by address
ing S swan d Co., either of those cities.
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% list Of the numbers that are drawn from the wheel
with the amount the prize that each is entitled TO-
will be published after every drawing in the foo%lng pa
pers:-New Orleans Delta Mobile Register, Charlie ston
Standard Nashville Gazette Atlanta lntelligencer, New
York Weekly Day Book Savannah Morning News and Rich
mond Dispatch and New York Dispatch, and PauldiDg
(Miss) Clarion.
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Female ,ACadenY
ST. CATHARINE OF SIENNA
NEAR SPRINGFIELD, Ky,

lHlS Institution IL situated miles from Springfield
- about garter OF mile from the Bardstown and
pnngneld Turnpike, and is by Sisters of St
y Omnic.
Terms for the Session.
Board and Washing, including Bed and Bedding, ih tut
ton In the common branches viz Reading. Writing
Arithemetic, English Gramm.r, GeogTaphy Plain sew
ing, Marking and ksedleWOrk, go "a
In any ali Of the shove, with the following branches
Embroidery DraTtng and Painting, in eolOrs His
tory, Rhetoscy NAIrl Philosophy and Chemstry R46 GO
Agents
Rt. Kew r. p. Miles, Nashville, Tenn: Webb SnlN
Levering and scally & Dudley, Louisville XIV.
The following Branches will form Extra Char
Latin Language, T., S. 90
sssIOaoI 62ng g,,Ss Of 9Ioh:. Sc
Music On Piano, :, :. = i9Ss
Music % GUITAR ' SSCso learning ho Guitar viii fur,
Dssh their own instrumenuJ J SEQ
Music on Harp, N Oa
Books and Stationery furnished to tnpiIs for 2 50
Medicines administered at APothecary's prices.
Men ding, per session, ia
~ Those who wish the use Of the Library; uIa psy
81 so schOlpyIic - -
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ANDREW HINn,s

Advertising and Subscription Office,
No. 1873 Nassau Street, NEXT door to Nassau Bank.
NEW YORK.
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Conditions and General Regulates

COnu4tlOns and General RPRulatao1a.
j. Payments to be made semi-annualy 70 advance.
p No deduction will be for absence unless caused
Oy siesEess Pupils remaining in the Institution during va
cation will pay 50 90 per week.
The academic year commences the Pirst Monday in
September, and ends the First Tuesday in Juy and a dV
6ed into two sessions, of FIVE nths each.
required that all pocket money shall be deposited
IN the bands Of the treasurer who will be responsible for
the same. =
? Please address ali muniestions respecting The
Academy, TO the Superior Of 81 CsihAHins's Female
Academy, above.
IL The next session commences iss asSt Monday in
September next au001-tFivs1p
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whea+,WheafI
Wanted.

WE will pay cash Tor $1,000 bushels prime Wheat de
w livered at our ware house in Nashville.
HoBLlNGSWORTH & co.
iulys No. 6, Market street.
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WATSON NJ COOKE, JASPER n Ballet
Late Of GaHs5Oro,' Tenn. SAMUEL C. GoDsHALL-
COOK, BAILEY & co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, caps, ETC.

WHOLESALE DbALEhs IN
BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, CAPS, ETC.
No. so, North Side Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WE have removed store house (neXt door 10 Nor
w gan & Col indicated above, where We are prepared
to exhibit to the Trade a most superior stock OF
Roots, shoes, Hats, Caps, Umbrellas,
CARPET bags and Trunks, which We viii Outf 70 casn
ard Prompt Time Dealers a small advance on Manuiac-
turers prices. - ~ =,
Comprised the assortment will be found large Inc Of
d w, Bachelors celebrated Waterproof and Pumps
Boots; which goods have The control IN ms mafses
Also COOK selection Of Gum and Buffalo Overshoes and an
excellent soc Of Negro Brogans and Heavy Wool Hats,
suffabIe for Iron Factories and Plantations
Having secured eligible location for ouT business We
are DESTROYS extend trade with reliable merchants
and will engage give satisfaction 20 all Who may aVor Us
with an examination Of orr goods and prices - -
SuS aq-2mo's COOKE, BAILEY & co.
WHEAT, CORN AND WOOL;
TJNHE subscriber wishes 70 purchase
i 10000 Bushels Wheat
lOOO0 Bushels old Corn; 90,
5000 Pounds clear washed Wool, for which ne vii
nav faiy nTices JOSEPH NASH,
ap~ 26mi No. IS College Street
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SAM PRITCHITT
r1es.r.. s,ewart 8 punean,l

messrss SteNdTl a DNhSaASl
MIrcHELLsvIBLE,
ENTS accept thanks for the presAnt Of ane saea
VI Of Family Flour manufactured by you, and IN justice
that the finest OF hOuR that have
my family since have been in Tennessee Its per-
fec ly while, and bakes Delightfully."-.
Respectfully,
aug II DIFF CATHERINE q. FRENCH.
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COLBEG r. AND SOCIETY mEDAbN'
NEAyUFA CTURED AND ENGRAVED, New and original
III designs Marks, Pins, Studs &C, constantly on ahu'
Orders by mail an nded Door Pa Notary Corpora
ton SeFl with or without presses. Bridal, visiting probes
on Cards engraved order, at the shortest notice. ,
First premium awarded by franklin Institute, ior the
Msnnlscturinr oil Masonic. and fine JewelTy.
EDGARF BATON, 30 Chestnut Street,
,,,.,s ~ IvRPI Philadelphia, Pa.
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GREAT BARGAINS In REAL ESTATE.
LOT on Whites Creek Pike, in Edgefsld containing
n 81 feet 'front.' running back 2s5 feet with good Brick
Store house, occupied by K h. Jones.
ALSO SIX containing each fro Ito 20 acres OF Land,
thre miles from Nashville, Dickson pike Two II the
lots improved and part OF them well um6ered greal
J. L. & X. w BROWN,
sept No. Az Cherry, street.
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J. IL. HOPPER q co.
a CARD
Is.HAsRRooK, J.w.M'wHIKTEE, I.P.HwHIATER'
HASKBR00K. M'lMHIRTER g. GO.
DEALERS IN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
AT THE OLD STAND OF
EVANS, PORTER Co.,
NO. 81 NARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.

A WORD TO THE PUBLIC!
TAVIN received the last few daysa very heavy addi'
on TO our former purchases haeT ourselves that
prepared 70 offer extraordinary inducements 70
purchases OF -
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS,
Our stock consist Of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, VARIETIES
&C. which keep constantly hand and are Offering al
very prices cash and punctu dealers we nave
also large and splendid stock of Dufour Cos Anchor
Brand BOLTING CLOTHS and having purchased them
under the favorable circumstances are satshed
sell them fer much less than they can be urhs
ed elsewhere in The city.
TO THE LADIES
particularly. We Offering large and handsome assort-
nent of rich and fashionable DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, Ribbons, TRIMMINGS, &c.
Purchasers Of Dry Goods will certainly IND II 10 thelr
interest call and examine Stock and prices as we are
prepared offer great bargains Retail House In
the city.
III Remember No. 81 Market street.
fuly7-0 HASBROOk, MCWHlhIBk NCO'
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Ii persons holding claims against W. Bureh, Decd
n are notified TO file them with the Hon. John WOOdaEd
Judge county court for Robertson county beors
The tn day OF November next, that prOrsa distribution
may made having suggested the insolvency Of SAID
ate. wet d. ID. HOLMAN. Admins.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-01-07

OUTBREAK AT THE NoMEE LAoKEE Rrsrpv,
rIOM'-The withdrawal of the U. S. troops from
the above Indian Reservation seems to have had
a pad effect, and in the absence of a sufficient
'orce' the Indians are menacing the government
property and lives Of the agent and his emplov-
ees' The San Eradcisco Sun, of Jan. 3d. has
obtained from Capt. Chard the following partic-
uiars OF an outbreak which occurred there wool
before last: '-0i' "eeA
quite number of the Feather River Indians
ned from the Reserve, and were pursued by two
parties OF men, one under the command Of Nr.
stevenson, the Agent and the other under that
Oh another gentleman. Mr.. Stevenson's Marty
came up with the refugees, who immediately
showed night, and an action commenced during
whlcn tnree OF the Indians were killed hefore
tne party could be made to submit The otber
oody OF pursuers also overlook a number of tbo
runaWys, near the Sacramento river. bnt tbov
surrendered and were ordered to return nnder
tue conduct OF one man. On their wav haci
TWO OF the Indians suddenly seized their Whit
conductor, pulled him from his horse managoS
TO shroud bis head and arms in no,cbo be 49,
anu ,;O Wnlle squaw held him down in this nre,
SOamen,, S"oH commenced beating him over the
neau .,. WIN clubs. After iudulging in this mas
sde s.nse LOT whle their victim being incapabe of
ue,ense, managed to get at his pistol wben ba
Iiu niinseif OF their attentions by sboot;no, 49,
os euen on the spot, just as they were in t5s oot
ol repeating their blows having discoverod az.
ne was not quite dead. N'1'0'e eieu 'iia'
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-01-07
Nicaragua Affairs.

The New York Herald received by the last
steamer, contains long correspondence in re-
gard to the affairs of Nicaragua. AS the cor
respondence was headed important Nicaragua
Revelations" we took the trouble to read it
through expecting to find some startling disclo-
sures in regard to Walkers movements A
Cuban patriot by the name Gocuria figures
conspcuously in this matter, and for his own
credit he had better never have published the
correspondence. Three letters, purportlng to
come from Walker to Goicuria, are published,
together with contract said to have been en-
tered into between Walker and one F. A. Lainc,
an agent of Goicuria in which Walker pledged
himself to invade Cuba as soon as he had con-
solidated the government of Nicaragua. Two
of these letters are probably genuine; they are
somewhat characteristic of Walker, and merely
send Gen. Goicura about his own business
The contract is evidently forgery, for 1t is
certain that Walker would never enter into an
agreement to invade Cuba without receiving
something in return for SO hazardous an under
taking. The other letter bearing Walkers
signature is evidently not genuine, and was
undoubtedly got up to njure the cause of Mica
ragua in the United States. In this, he is made
to avow the intention of forming great South
ern confederacy, based on military principles,
in order to cut the expanding democracy of the
North; but it is not written in Walkers style,
and bears unmistakeabe evidence of being a
forgery.
Goicuria, 1t would appear had managed to
ingratiate himself into the favor of Gen. Wal
ker, and had been appointed to contract trea-
ty with Great Britain, on behalf Of Nicaragua.
When it was ascertained that he was playing
false, another person was appointed to super
cede him, and he turns round and publishes
what purports to be the private letters of Gen.
Walker, in order to injure the cause of Nicara-
qua. The whole correspondence. however,
amounts to nothing, and is scarcely worth
reading.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-01-07
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.
NEVADA, WEDNESDAY, JAN 7, 1885,


Cry CONFERENCE.-THE call the attention OF
our citizens to the report of the Board of Trus-
tees, and that of the City Treasurer, which will
be found in another column. 1t will be seen
that the total amount Of expenditures since the
present city government was organized, is 50,
34I,79 OF this sum, $3,668,4S has been expen-
ded in the last six months in building bridges,
(mostly to replace those destroyed by fire. gra-
ding the streets, and building the city prison
while the ordinary expenses for the same period
has amounted to $2,ll9,Ol. The city debt, after
deducting the cash in the hands of the Treasur-
er, is s4,671,79. The taxable property in the
city amounts to about one million dollars, the
tax on which, at one per cent will be ten thou
sand dollars. This will be amply sufficient tc
pay up the present indebtedness, and defray The
expenses Of the city for the remainder of the
fiscal year
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-01-07

sTAGrYG.-The great quantity Of snow and
rain which has fallen during the past week, has
rendered many Of the roads in this county al
most impossible. The Sacramento stages sell
dom get in until late in the night, and in some
instances they have had to stop and come in
the next day Big Jake informed us the other
day, that The bottom had fallen out Of the road
in many places between Grass Valley and Au-
burn. On Friday night last, two of the horses
attached to one of the stages run into a cayote
hole, near Grass Valley, and had to be dug out.
The hole was about eight feet deep, and one of
the horses was considerably injured. On Sat-
urday night another stage got stuck in the mud
below Grass Valley, and the passengers came
up the next morning, some on foot and others
on the horses which had been detached from the
stage-the foot passengers getting in ahead Of
the horsemen. The Orleans Flat stages have
been taken Off from that route, but communica-
ton is still kept open with Camptonvlle For
est City and Alpha, sleighs having been substi-
tuted for stages on the latter route.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-01-07

OPENING OF CoNGREss.-But little business
has been transacted in Congress at our last ad-
vices from the East An angry discussion took
place in the Senate on the slavery question, on
Tuesday Dec I'd, which was continued the next
day.
In the House, when the credentials of Mr..
Whitfield, the delegate from Kansas, was pre-
sented, Mr.. Grow, of Pennsylvania, evidently
in accordance with previous understanding
among the republican members, objected to its
reception. A warm debate ensued, and much
excitement prevailed. Finally the question of
the admission of General Whitfield was decided
In the negative by vote of ninety-seven yeas
to one hundred and one nays. Pending mo-
ton TO reconsider this vote the House adjourn
cd. The Democrats were confident in being
able to muster sufficient force to reconsider
the vote and admit General Whitfield to his
seat
The announcement of the death Of the late
Senator Clayton put o stop to all business in
both houses of Congress on Wednesday at an
early hour. Eloquent euloges upon the pub
lie services and private virtues of the deceased
were delivered, and the usual resolutions adop-
ted
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-01-07
ny ELEG RAP III
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 9th.
TO TIE DEMOCRAT.

M SACRAMENTO, Jan. 9th.
& The 9Th session of the California Legislature,
convened in this city yesterday. The Senate
was called to order by its presiding officer, and
opened with prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Benton.
All but two of the new members were pres
ent. and subscribed to the oath Of office
A committee on rules was appointed, and
notice Of several bills, and resolution to pro-
ceed with the election of two U. S. Senators
given. The latter movement was made by Mr..
Tilford who is understood to be one of the
friends of Mr. Broderick.
Hon. A. c. Monson, of district court, has been
rendered the appointment Of Supreme Judge in
place of Hon. Sol. Hydenfeldt resigned. j. L.
English, formerly Mayor of this city, will prob
ably be appointed in Judge Monson's place
should he accept
SENATE.-Tuesday Jan. 6th.--The Senate was
called to order by Lieut.. Gov. Anderson at IL
O'Clock. Mr.. Goodwin, of Yuba, having come
forward and presented his credentials then took
his seat. The following officers who were NOM
mated in caucus yesterday were then elected
Secretary, Geo. H. Evans, Tuolumne; Assistant
Secretary, T. Ward, Plumas; Sergeant-at-Arms
Alex. Hunter, Ell Dorado; Enrolling Clerk, J. G.
Shipman, Amador; Engrossing Clerk, J. FL
Webster, San Joaquin; Door Keeper, John Nc
Glenchy, Tuolumne. The Rev. Father Gala
CHER. of San Francisco was elected Chaplain on
the End ballot, and the Senate then adjourned
till tomorrow at IL o'clock A. NJ. This is
considered triumph of law and order.
ANsEMBLY-The House was called to order
at 10 o'clock this morning by Mr.. Brent, Chair
man pro tem., and after the minutes had been
read and approved several members who were
not sworn in yesterday, came forward and were
qualiGed-Judge McKnstry administering the
oath. No business done except electing the fol
lowing officers
Speaker, E. p Beatty, Calaveras.
Clerk, VIM. Campbell, Sierra, sd.
Assistant Clerk, J. W. Scoby, Placer.
Sergeant at Arms, Silas Brown, Nevada
Enrolling Clerk, r. Lambert Sonoma.
Engrossing Clerk, B. Harris, Marin.
Door Keeper, J. j. Frazier, Yuba.
Adjourned till 10 o'clock tomorrow.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-01-07
Mn. BRoprmcK.-Tho San Francisco Globe, Of

Mr.. BRoDERIcK.-- San Francisco Globe, of
Dec. 29th has q long article trying to prove
that Mr.. Broderick is a Black Republican. The
writer of the article has evidently devoted con-
siderable time in examining the journals of the
Senate, during the time that Mr. Broderick was
member of that body, and Notwithstanding his
gross Misrepresentation of facts, he makes out a
lame case. The consistency of the Globe in ma
king so ridiculous charge, will be appreciated
when it is known that that paper opposed the
Democratic county ticket of San Francisco, and
assisted with all its ability to elect the Black
Republican Legislative ticket. The Globe may
beperfectly competent to read lectures to its
Black Republican friends in the Legislature,
whom II helped elect, but its advice will have
little effect upon the Democratic members