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NJ No. Ta.l
iNoTICE FOR TgE REsToRATIoN or
CER rAIN LAMPS TO MARKET IN TIE

a.O,lCt. FOX 1HE RESIORATlON OE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
The grant oiNana made by the SGT Of Congress sp-
proved Jrne 5, iS6, To the State of LOUISIANA niG
IN the cons rUcion of oertsIn railroads. therein er
.onei hsvins ''eeI SO far adjusted IS % Enthonzs
described, H"f,cs ~ hardy that ali the vacant
offered lancs h-retnfore lihdrawR from sale To-
caIon along the rnnies Of the roads from the Tex
ss line, IL the State "f IouIsIans. west Of he town
OF Greenwood. wa 0reeng God. Shreveport, ard
Vick,bnrg and from New oT,asp, ~ SIJs7
SIS, to the state line Of Texas which lie outside
ated In the aforementioned townships. which have
NOT been selected IN virtue Of said grant other
emption, sad which subject 10 private entr, ~
me date OF wlthdrawal, viii ne restored 20 pnVste
entry on The days and st the pieces hsrsu eT speci
he'd, at the ore insry minimum Of one dollar ard
twent, i've cents per ncre. 10 Wit:
cay Of May ne1t, road from the Texas !Ine"
VIA Greenwood, Shreveport. and Monroe, to point
on the Mississippi river pposIte ickshurg, viz:
North Of The base Tine ard edSf Of the principal
UsTididn.
townships Is, JIG, ". and %. Of rangel.
Townships Is and Is, OF ranges 5ard6.
ro ownsslDs t. Els IS and u: of ranse7.
Townships u, IS, Is, and Is Of ranges Q and ~
ToWRsbpp. H. IT, - IT, 49, and ~ 10 Of rsnsss and L.
Townships l., is. IL, and IL. FRANCE ID.
North Of fh. base Tine and rcest Of the principal
meridian.
TT Svn:sp: IS r. and .2 sS q
Town,hps IS. I6, 10, and ~, ofrargeI.
Townshps is, Is, II. 10, and D. Of ranges.
At the land office st NArcHIrocHEs on Mondsy.
the third day Of May next, the road from the
Texas line" VIA Greenw ond Shrevaport and Mon
roe, In a point on the MISSISSIPPI river Opposite
Nlcksburg, VIZ:
North Of the base line and mest Of the pyiaeiraE
meridian
Townships Is, l6, Il, 10, 20 q, D. and as Of range
Townships IS, is, II, 70, o. 81 and 3, Of ranse7
townships ID, is, l., 49, % p, p and IS. Of ranse
s.
Townships Is, I6, n, 70. %, and 81 Of ranges
Townships Is, 6. 10. -. q, and u, Of range IN.
Townships "a. Is. 30, ~, a, and u, of range a..
Townships IL, Is, 70 ~ =, and p Of range L..
Townshps Ia Is. ie, 10, ~ p, and - Of range IS
Townships Ia, IS, 10, lS, 10, y, p, - and Is Of
ranges IL. l5 end la.
On the road "from New Orleans, hy Opelousas, to
the State line of Texas"
North of the base LIVE ord essf Of rae pyiac5pag
meridtan.
Townships !, 2, ), and 6, Of range &.
Townships 2 5. :, So and q, Of ranges and s.
and 8.
Townships |, p. 5. 3, II, aud Il, Of rangea.
rargs TO-
Townships J., as 4,as,7,s, ., 10, il, and u, of
ranges II, and l..
Taw.ships 5, l. 5,s,7. 8, 9. 10. II, IL, and Is. Of
range Is.
townships 6. SIS. 10. II, Is, and IS, Of ranseIl.
townships 10. ~. IL. and IS. Of range Is.
TownshlDs II, ~. and IS. OF range is.
Given under nv hand, Of the General Land ONO,
az the oily OF Wash nEton th. twelfth 6s Of March,
IN lslavtcs Commiesloher.
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TEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.

Corporation Bonds of the City of Davenport
iowa, paying 10 per cent interest BY Coupon in New
Davenport has now about 10000 inhabitants and ii
rapidly increasing in wealth and population. Its
municipal debt is only $4,000, and its railroad debt
only $4,000, and cannot now be increased. The
Statistics of the city were published in the Inteill-
gencer of the 3Dth September. We recommend
these bonds, believing them to be a. SAFE as am
State or city bonds. ~
Oc6 CHIPR
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EDWARD SNOWDEN.
>AhNEKAL CLAIM AND REAL ESTATE

=. FOR Bounty Lands, Pension Claims, Prhsecu-
non d o. Gams before the Court Of Claims, Congress
taies, attend to Renting Houses Buy and Sell Land
similar character.
Oihoe corner It'll and Louisiana avenue,
Jan Is Iy washington Civ.
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II A KING HOUSE
CHUBB BROTHERS.
DeposltoIs dePostils Bank Notes will please
ms, < Their Checks payable in currency.
Accounts wi II be opened with depositOrs aIovjn,
mem 10 deposit Gold and Check for currency, the
depos,tor being credited with the difference.
Sc @-u CHUBB BROTHERS.
MONEYfoL OANos STOCK SECURITIES
CAUBB BROTHERS. BANKERS,
ian T-tf Opposifs fks Trss.~.
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: The Important faot that tho many alarminr ooro-
plants originating in the imprudenoe and solitude
Il in this small tract, clearly demonstrated and th:
entirely new and highly successful treatment, 40
and at the feast possible oost. thereby avoiding al
the advertiie ed rOs trums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, In
sealed envelope, by renting two postage stamps
10 DR.. DE LANEY
ss3-d&wtf II Lspenard street. New York.
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N. B.-Persons coming to Washington or so,nx IN
they viii stop. BY giving up their oheokS to nv
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II A 6 g AGE XPRESS OPTIC
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Adoisiss TAs States P,sstisr OHcs,

Inc subscriber, Baggage Agent for Baltimore
snd Ohio ana washington Branch Railroad, has
mediation Of the public where orders can be lef ia,
IN tns ra t.n ., 20 convey Baggage Paokns
removal TO any point In this City or Georsetovn.
O1ics open from O'Clock q. m. to 10 o'olooR n m
daily, except SUNDAY. 7 to 10 O'Clock A. m 3 o,rioni
to 10 IN JOHN M. MeCLTNTOCR'o
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lCE COMPANY OF NEW

HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
H - - YORK. =, 49,
Cdsa Capt'u' ----- $4,000
Sbptns ocef-----.. 2G,N00
The undersigned, having been appoIsted Agent of
this Company, is prepared TO issue Policies on Emil
dIngs, Nj erchandise, Steamboats, O. on AZ favora
bic terms as other responsible companies.
M ro,.. +. M. HANSON, Agent,
Ian q eo2m Of'o' Aii'e'nkehco' once.
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THE SECRET EEb JS MhFGKTT,ss OF YoUTi
Jxst Published, Cratic. fke 25ti TRo~son2

A few words of the Rational Treatment, witho,
Medicine, Of Spermatorrhea or Local ~/EYR
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, HH{AEX3
Genital, and Nervous Debility, Pre- k2Sks&H
mature Decay of the System, lmpo- 0
tency, and Impediments to Marriage
generally, by Ii. DE LANEY, M ID.
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Again. very respectfully AID truly you're,
SOLOMON MANN.

CAMILLE. ILL, June %, 1859.
have used Prof o. J. w Gods Hair Restorative,
And have admired its wonderful effects. Ny hair
was becoming, as thought pIematarey gray, but
by the use of his restorative has resumed it's crisi
nal color, and have no doubt, permanently so.
=. BREESE, eX Senator u, 8,
,,O;J. WOOD CO, ProprIetors, Sl2 Broadway,
N. Y. lin the great ". Y. Wire Railing Establish
ment) and ia Market St., ST. louis, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists.
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FRIEND Woop: 1t was long time after saw you
at klssfed before got the bottle of Restorative
Tor which you gave me an order upon your agent in
Detroit, and when got il concluded to try ii on
Mrs. Nanns hair as the surest test of its power Ii
has done all hat you assured me 1t would do; and
Others of my family and friends, having witnes sed
its effects are now using and recommending its use
to others as entitled to the
claim for it.
ARain. very rasnanffnly aud truly ynnrz
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30

A COUPLE OF ANECDOTES WITH A
COUPLE OF MoRALs-Two teamsters
stopped to take drink, allowing their
teams to 60 on. Before overtaking them
they found wagon wheel, which, out
of wantonness, they rolled down a steep
hill. On overtaking their wagons one
Of them was going on three wheels, the
fourth being that which they found on
the road and disposed of so foofishly,
Like this is the case cf Snugglefrous {;
who instead Of going to church last Sun
day, proceeded to a Cheap Johns, ard
bought pair Of fine boots. On repair
ing to his lodgings he sought to secure a
nice. fit by sewing straps to the bottom
of his pants. The straps ne determined
to cut from tolerahe good pair of boots
belonging to his roommate The work
done, Snugglefrous drew ON one Of the
new boots and was charmed with the fit;
he experienced a difficulty about pulling
on the other owing to its being minus a
leg. These anecdotes teach that a
person about to do mean or dishoi est
act should proceed with great caution.
IS. +. Times.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30

SUNDAY LAw.-Our Legislature has
passed a Sunday law The first sec.
tion says that mo person or persons
shall, on the Christian Sabbath, OF
Sunday, keep open any store ware
house &c. &c. Tie penalties are
fires and imprisonment. If the law
had said "HrbreU' Sabbath instead oi
"Chriaaiu" Sabbath, who is there 50
blind that they would not have seeu
that it would be a paIPable violation Of
the constitution. Yet, under the const-
ution, the Hebrew religion is as sacred
and as fully protected as the Christian
This Sunday Law which is to take
effect on the first of june next, is a
mawkish religions absurdi,y and will he
Il dead letter on the statute book SHASTA
Repu6iiran.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30

LATER FROM SoNoRA-The CamOr
Pub/ico, at Los Angeles. says that, be
fore Jesus Gandara was defeated and
killed, he ordered his Indians to bum
Rafael Gotta, respectable old man of
Ures, alive; and tn ~ did so. They also
inflicted brutal violence on five girls of
the same city. a large caravan of fam
lies was to start about the first of March
for Los Angeles, where they hope to
live with more peace and comfort.
In addition to the above, we gather
the following particulars from the same
paper, of the 18th of April Jesus Ain
sa, the brother-in- Jaw of Crabb, is still
a prisoner in Guymas. Don Manuel
Gandara is said to be prisoner in the
city of Mexico. a very large number
of families are preparing to leave Sono-
IA for California, and al immense cara
van was to start on the 1st of March.
Our informant, says the Cam0r Public0,
states that he met large party of
Americans on the road They replied,
on being questioned. that they were
going to Texas and the Gadsden Pur
chase, but manifested much interest III
regard to Sonora, which made him be-
lievc that they were filibusters intend
ing to make another inrOad OH that State.
Atrocities of the most revolving nature
have been committed in Sonora, during
the revolution, by the different leaders.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30

ANOTHER FILLIBUsTER INVASION OF
SoNoRA.-The CIamor PubIjco, AT Los
Angeles, has the following intelligence
in its issue of April 18th:
Itappears that our suspicious of anoth-
ct fillibuster invasion Of Sonora were
well founded. We are Informed by a
gentleman from that State, that he has
seen letters, dated in San Francisco, and
directed to parties in Sonora, stating
that another secret expedition was fit
ting out in that city to invade the State
of Sonora. The force would consist of
fifteen hundred mea, two hundred of
whom were to disembark at San Diego.
and the remainder at the port of Lobos,
in the Gulf of California.
Conklin was at San Felipo on the goth
of April, with nine tons of silver ore, sent
from the Arizona mine by Posten. to San
Francisco. 1t will probably arrive at
Los Angeles about the goth of April.
Conklin receives S2,70O for the trans
portation of the ore to this place. The
mail carrier, who was supposed to lave
been lost on the Tucson route, came to
the station. His animal had escaped,
and left him to come in on foot Vine
gard
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30
NJ BrwArr on BA.r 1Ntr.rIoss!Icn

As there quite number of Counterfeit articles
beari the name of Wistar's Bal~am of Wild Cherry
purp'rtlng to he the Genuin and Orgins ~ Il"
fore deem it Necessary for the pic good Cau' III
persons who purchase the Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
look well at the Signature lefore buy ng The Gem
inc WiStar's Balsam ofWid berry - has FAC SMILE
Of the signature Of Henry Wistar u, Philadelphia,
and SaTfo y Park finely exrcutrd steel engrav
wrapper Therefor he canfipus. a none q II he gcnu-
inc ith0ut the signature Of : uord Park For sale
ly Druggists generally
PARK & WHITE the only Agents 10 whom IN
orders should 'e a dressed Also. Import RS Whole
sale ard Retail Ag, Mt Of all valuable Pat rdiciucs
warranted g nuine 1872 ~ashiugten san Fran
der4 9n
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30

LITTLE THINGs.-Springs are little
things, but they are sources of large
streams-a helm is a little thing, bnt it
governs the course of a ship-a bride
bit is little thing, but see its use and
power; nails and pegs are little things,
but they hold the parts of large build
ing together; a word a look, a frown-
all are little things, but powerful for
good or evil. Think Of this, and mind
the little things. Pay that little deLt-
it's promised, redeem it it's a shilling
hand it over-you know not what i'm
pOrtant event hangs upon ii. Keep your
word sacredly-keep it to the children,
they will mark it sooner than anybody
else, and the effect will probably be as
lasting as life, Mind the little things.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30
Property for Sale

fEf4 That very desirable property in Bloomfield,
Es::SS known as Esche- property fronting 100 feet
li;;fhs more or less Main street, 200 feet nn on
kG mercal street 100 feet more or less on Superior
sire ct being of the best sites in town. all en-
closed by very neat and substantial fence together
win all Improvements thereon consisting in well built
IL story house about 2iXiO feet used heretofore
store and containing besides large front and
four other rooms with cellar. Separate Sorehouse
hltchenhouse with dining two stables in separate
onilc inGs good well vegetable garden is for sale
very cheap,the owner wishing sell entirely before
eavng the state. There also fine large hadc
Trees on the lot. Also-part the property known as
the American House in Bloomfield For particulars en-
quire Of RICE.
Nevada Hat Store Nevada
Or write to OTTO ESCHE, ll2 California St
mch9 San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30

The following from of our rert>, who Is tee wei
know in his State need endorsing by US, will be
real with interest by Dyspcpcs:
LEBANON. y II Feb 90 iSl6
McsSrS Seth w. Fowlr & Co -Gcutlcmen Please
send by Express. another BOX of Oxvgcndted Filters
nn"rlv These Rittcrs have recently been
ed with unusual benefit by member of my ia uily. who
has derived more advantage from than from all other
medicines which fact being known greatly influences
the demand for the Btters. There i pr,fSSi n. in
which reputation for truth and sincerity desir
able than in that of Apothecary and this reason
have always been careful in recommending remedies
But feel perfectly safe in advising all who troubled
with Dyspepsia, resort to the ONygt natsd
Bitters, Yours truly, &c,
GEO S. KENDRICK,
S,d by Henry johnson & Co Wholesale Druggists
lif Washington street Francisco, sole Agents
the Pacific coast.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30
FRAZER RIVER GOLD MINEs-A cor.

FRAZER RIVER GOLD MINEs.@A cor
respondent of the San Francisco Herald
writes the following:
Believing that any authentic informa-
ton relating to the newly discovered
gold mines Il say new at least to most
Caifornians) will be received and read
with interest by your patrons, l there
fore deem it propert to give publicity to
certain facts which | have been for
years in possession of. More than four
years ago | was informed by gentlemen
connected with the Hudson Bay Compa-
ger River mines. and that they were
very rich, my informants at the time i'm
posing the strictest pledge of secrecy.
The reason of their doing so then be-
ieved was that they (the Hudson Bay
Company feared that if it became gen
orally known, the Americans. or Yam
KEGS, as they style us, would rush to
them In such numbers as would prove
detrimental to their interest and would
lessen their facilities for obtaining the
precious metal from the Indians, over
whom they exercise an almost absolute
control For more than two wears, to
my certain knowledge, they have heen
receiving large quantities If gold from
the Indians in exchange FIR merchard-
ize and it will appear obvious to all,
that if the Indians in their rude wa V
can collect it even in small quantities.
the white man, with the benefit of the
modern Improvements, can do much bet
ter than in California and | have no
doubt but that they are as rich as were
the California placers in Their palmy
days.
have frequently been Informed by
John Owens, Esq. a gentleman well
known TO many Californians, of the eX-
istence and wealth Of these mines As
early as 1853 he expressed it as his firm
conviction that in less than five vea
from that date there would be greater
rush to them than there was in 1S49 and
80 to California. | would advise all
who go 10 arm themselves we'll d" not
interfere with the Indians unless they
do so with you, and # they do, you mus
expect that they will fight man to man
They are brave and fearless, well armed
and have plenty of ammunition which /,
procured from the Hudson Bay Company
in exchange for furs-powder and lead
being the only commodity which they
will receive in exchange for furs From
my knowledge of the country, | have
no doubt but that the Columbia Rive
route, as described by the Alta few
days since, will be found to be far the
most practicable The Hudson Bay
Company have long since abandonec
the Frazer River route and the Natche.
Pass, but 'hey, having on hand large
stock of goods at Victoria, it is to thei
interest that this immigration should g
that way. have no more interest il
the one than in the other.
That all who may go may prepare
themselves properly, | will state the
fact, that the Indians are preparing
themselves for another war campaign
this summer. This know to be fact
Should the facts contained in this com
munication be of any service to any o
my countrymen, will have accomplish
ed all that | desire 4. S.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30
Wistar'S Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
san FRAxcisco, Nov. 10th I


MFSsRs PARK W WHITR--GentS :-Itis with plcaSu Q
ycu that am able to Id my testimony in ia
vor of Wistar's BilSam Of Wild Cherry. For over
year have been afflicted with cough and pain in my
eide and breast. which originated with cold. | had
taken Cherry Pectora lay nes Expectorant Cod Liver
Oil, and many other popular patent medicines of the
dayalsO spent hundred dollars with phv
9lclans But all proved Of no ben fetal effect Read
ing Your almanac Of 1858, | induced to try YOU
Wistar's Bal>am of Wild Cherry | was, at the time
commenced using it. lahoriug with every sym tcm oI
consumption of the lungs found, that after using one
bottle, 1t gave me relief, and as considered my
hard one, sent to store and bought half dozen
bottles; and snfice il osay. before had taken it all
was we'll must >ay. that it appearc rrach tht
very place affected in which all other medicines failed
am In full enjoyment of good health belirv ng
that had no made of Your truly valuable BalSam
of Wild Cherry should have been past recovery
if dead
shall always take pleasure in recommending to
those who are afflicted with coughs colds difficult
breathing, pain in the side any lang Diseases your
Bllsam of Wild Cherry with the signature you adver-
tIse, Sanford Park. Cincinnati Ohio,n as am in
formed there is imitation put upwth other sig
nature Respectfully yours,
DAVID ALI CIT
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30
Natures Own Remedy for MAJ sickness.

That creates rcproluces and pure blood-that
acts On the Liver Heart Brain, Intestiues Limbs and
Chest, that revolutonizes the whole svsten-giye.
strength 10 the most Debilitaed and Weak-that con
tains mineral other poison. Such is in truth DIR
Jacob Webber justly famous nvigorating Cordial san
gutter.
The extraordinary and strange cures effected bv this
heautifrl herbalconcocton has astonished ALL 1t seems
to suit every constitution The old the feeble the Ian
guid feel life and blood is given them The roue
the dissipated debarchee, the weak from long disease
from taking too much medicine, caonel and other min
eral poisons; the young whose marhood wasted
where natures functions inert and lfoess experien
the bliss Of robust and vigorous manhood his appe
e is good his sleep quiet and refreshng his mind and
m mory clear and certain.
For all cases is DR. Jacob Webbers Invigoratng Cor
digi anguher most especially adapted inasmueh as the
above symptoms did Dr Webber infinitely study IN
adapting his Cordial theirc II enlivens the torpid
liver elects all bilious matter from the system causes
sudstion, free perpratop $50 necessary health it
purnes snd enriches the blood gives strength the
nhs and body and is positively nallbe in all nervous
Diseases trembling wax efulness
There never was temedy gave such delight 10 the
sufferer o. this The Agent can, from his knorl.
edge Of cures effected by it, consccnttousy recommend
il a>y Of the following diseases: nervousness weak
ness languor, loss of appetite, sleep strength
bling low spirits decay of the natural functions pains in
the head limbs BODY nenragic rheumatic and il
often those health strength whose const
tutons almost broken.
The price is reduced I'll at rich poor Iv use
it, II Is put mp in large quart bottles price So two
for 50 and sold at respectable Drug Store Cali
fornia Proprietor an Agent. T. Jones' box 1903 an
Francisco. TO whom all orders be sent by mail
March 5th 1858.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30
Quicksilver and Nitric Acid.

Can he had in quantities at the Drug Store of E.
F. SPENCE, No 81 Commercial street, where choice
selections of Drugs and Medicines kept and sold
verv low prces-prices snitahle TO the times.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30
ADMINISTRATORS NoTycE

Ii persons having demands against the Estate of
John II. Montgomery requested TO pr sent the
same, with necessary vouchers. to the subscriber at
Goodwins Ranch. between the Sacrame 10 and Auburn
road miles fTOin the Globe Ranch within ten months
from this date or the same will be forever barred
AT. GOODWIN Administrator
Nevada. April 80 1858.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30
Special Notices.

To be Sold.--on and after this date viii b. sold AZ
prices suitable the times choice collection of Chem
Gals. Drugs Patent Medicines rfumery &c at
SPENCE'S Drug Store. Commercial street, where en-.
can be accommodated all hours of the day and
neht.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30
pTACard.-Thc attention n of the undersi.

% Card.-The attention of the undersigned has
feen drawn to your ard in this morning Alta h. AIDED
ITO manufacturers of yrup, in which you speak of
entered into by Messrs Turner Brothers and
other manufacturers ofSyrup with certain parties in this
city, not to sell any of their goods any merchants
doing business of San Francisco The unlersg ned
takes this method to assure yu, well the public
that he has hand part in such agreement; that h.
lues high the ade of the Stote at large thus
conne limit himself the sale of his goods He there
fore bes that his friends in the interior cities and
will desert and respectfully solicits contnu-
anee of their patronage
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30
4. o. q. r.

The regular meetings Of OUSTOMAH LODGE. NJ
will be held every Tuesday evening at the Hall
on Pine street, ([idds builfIiug1
z u HERRICK " G.
= 2 V,VU.G,N, Scc'v novel