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MEDICAL.

=r. r---4r JUST ARRIVED ..,
o DOZ. BALM OF THOUSAND FLOW
10 ERS iusi resolved BY Express direct from ths pro
Dristors. For sale 81 so cents per bottle
msy4 J. G. BkOWN, 81 2Ool1aze ~ sLLeaL
T1IsHING TACKLEs--A large sock selected hl
II one Of the firm, consisting o. Genuine LlmeLlcs
Hooks, plain and on SnoOds; also, Aberossn, oraVsa
sen and Common Limerick Hooks; spendia assoftoe 81.
Of Lines Cable Laid Silk and Sea Grass spun ana atea
Silk; MinnoW Ssnes 19 By 8; Floats OF sseTy Iars2
Reels JOnted Rods Clearing Kings Fly boosss So &C.
In Short oan supply those who can appFeeA me Lsok9
with almost every thing they nay need Ior tns so0osau
rOssoution Of this useful calling
is9 10. g. Brown, 90 COllsgs 81.
l~yOD-LTVER OILS Gro. genuine yod-Livsr Oil
I Just received from RushtOn, Clark Co's,bE
lee 10 G, Brown, % Oostsgs g.
T EECHES.-l,OOO Swedish Leeohes on 6aPd ane ioE
. II sale by J0. 8. Bts0M -, = NG1lIE2 -
-T1BRF WHTJNGAHELA WHlShY'-b bois
i Of ths above just rec5 ysd Of prime qusy s0ia 70
jes 30, g. BROWH. 48 Ceslsge ST. s.:
CT0NE WARE.--25OO Pisoes Stone Nares CONSIST
y ing Of Jars Churns jugs Milk Pans, bu'tsr OfoOAS
SC. Of every size, just received. -. am.
is9 s..,r. 10. g. BBOWN. 4S geilsge g T.
DORTER AND SCOTCH AIE.--Oousa1ay on
i hand Barclay, Perkins B Co.'S celebrated Londoa
PO-ts-Rpa Mems Scotch Ale.
is9 JQ. G BR0WE g Q0lsgeg
0EARL STARCH,-25 boxes OF q very superior
I article Of Stsrch, tus5 received BY
10. G BROWN, ts College st. I
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EXtraOrdinary Bargain

IN A a. q 3 AK A u T. Il. h r.s ID e. NCEs
4 1Tgr' sale a. great sacrifice for cash, "a
FN Eea daud ONE BucE DFC.IIE7 win slK large asaL
sucleu, rs-srI Nr,, and Ot fronting 100 fees 90
EusssI e., ZIuC sdr's ad llu o. Boa od5d, only
s HuGdsgl yards from ll- pubic squire Persons Isnlng
Guy great OF rls most desirable rssden-
Edzs3ei# vii 1ld 90 Lhslr make Imms
lIaIe appuclIlOu J. L. O. r. W BkJWN5
I--Iu Cherry street. .
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NASHVILLE, TEN, SUNDAY MARCH. IA, 1858.
PENvsYEEANIA RAIEeoAD.



I Nk z russC Ceatral RoU e. uonnectng the Atantcctsl
IL sul osa-n Nortb sslsrH, sua southRsslarn statsL
t coz llp1l ltaWsy direct TINS road also connectl
u zJIs alth 12iiy line Of Steamers to al ports on
~ 3s,orn I7srs sndg 1t Cleveland and Ssudusky with
Esa erl tcau ports the Northwestern Lakss making
"a m0Es diFeet 5asZgsgt rsli15is route bV which
AElHf can be- forwarded to and frcm the Grssb HSss
Bates between Philadelphia and Pitt7burq;
/ siRoi CLASS Boots, Shoes Dry Goods tao.u.-,oo
lE t9zes,) Elrs, Feathers, &c,..... sOo per iVVA
/ sHC1ND JLASS.--B17tt sHd Stationery,
Dry Goods on bsles,J Hardware Lea ST5e psrIsop
.tasr, Ac.........- -s.....-...-......
/ dIaJ UhAS5.--AnEils, Tagging, Bacon, t.-- -.
aia PORK On bGlk,l h5nP, 80. O'' Pef AVOE
I Foo 81 d CLASS.-GGfee Fish, Bacon, t-a
Eld PORK packed Lard sud Lard Oil, 'V0 Psf 4VO&
FilIT-$l 90 per bblun. n.iI further notc5.
il1ia-45 els. per 100 lbs. until further notice.
igtti srnotioa.
~ In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phia
isphia be particular mark package siI FhisdsD6ia
sslVIL' Al Goods 5onslgnso @ the agents OF this
oo q Phadephl4 eT Fittsbqrg will be forwarded vita
-Jlt oslsution,
FRMsEE AsBETs.-Harril Wormlsy & Co., Memphis,
Isnnessee; IL. F. Sass Co.. 81. Louis; J. s. Mitchell
Son. Evansville, Indiana; Dlmesni Bell and Murdoch ana
Carter JeWest, Louisville, Ky.;RC. Meldrum, Madison
Indiana; SPrigmau Brown, and Irwin a Co., Cincinnati
h. N.GrGnam q Co, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leech Co.. NC
b koy street Boston; Leecl 4 Co. AstOr House. NeW
Or MOL William slrsst, and Nos BstgerE Piaes New
York; Ed Snesder, Philadelphia; EagrsH & KUons, Bs
.Lnore; Geo. q. tralcscus, tItLsburg.
b. Il. HOUSTOt, Genera Ffsiqb AgsHg, Phila.
z. J. LOMBAERT, Say't ALtOoAa, "a,
deoI5, lit
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Three Daily Eraius from Pittsburgh 20
Rhllags. lphia.
DTNRAIhS leave Pittsburgh ) blows; Nail A. H.; Rast
Line ) r. IA klEt rss5 Mail $40 r. N.
The Express Mail DaIss The sundays
lsplod; AaEng DIRECT CONN ECTIOSS vita ali Trains
lTUm
Lsuls, No, Dubuque, Keokuk and Iowa City, Iowa
Caro- Rock Island ana Chicago, Illinois Lexington and
AJuifyle, Ky; TeTrs hsHIs, Indianapolis snd la
tayelJe, indiaus Cincinnati, Coumbusy Dsyt ton,
IOodO, Cleveland, ZanssvIle, CTesuins,
MzssllOn and Wooster, Ohio. also
Kansas, Nebraska and Minnesots,
AND BLL POINTS IN THE WEST.
FARE As LOW 40 BY ANY OTHkR ROUTE.
Passengers The West rely upon Rls being
shortest aud most expeditions route
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, and Al /
kAsIERN CITIES.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent
RuE.2I Passenger Lines, Penna. Railroad, Phiia- /
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Bradshaw & Rutland
No. IA, COLLEGE, STREET,

No. IA, COLLEGE STREET,
TTAvE Jusi received their PAIL and WINTER STOCK
IL Of BOOTS and SHOES, which consist IN n Of ths
following;
For Ladies, Misses and Children.
Ladies fine Kid and Morocco BOOtees thick and thin SOLE
with and without Heels. ..... ... q
Ladies fine black Lasting Caters side and front laos
Congress Caters, with and without Heels
Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed
ana Morocco Buskinsi IhicE and thin sole;
Misses Bootees
with and without Heels
" Black and Fancy Lasting Caters
f" Oalfaud Goat Heeled BOOtees for school:
Chidrens Kid and Morocco 6OOtees thick and thin sole
ankle Ties with ROsetts;
&" Top bOOiees, with Heels;
Woman's extra size Calf and Goat BOotees;
Servant 8 " Kip and Dutch BOOtees;
Calf and Goat with Heals.
For Gents and Boys,
Gents fine Pump and Site ed Calf Boots,
qatsd bottom W. P. "
double sole ". P
Cali stitched, Calf Congress GaitsrE
" double sole p. l.. extra;
" Union Ties, sswed and psgged
Z" f" Calf Oxford Ties, stitched and pegged;
Cloth Congress Gaiters stitched
Bows fms " p Calf Boots sewed and pegged;
q Calf ana Kin boots; '.
/" Calf Oxford TIes sewed and pegged:
" Congress Caters; ....
Cloth and P. L, Congress Caters .,.
Thick BFOgRns, Boots. ..-.. ..
Extra heavy Brogans for plantation use;
Mems heavy Boots B Of which will be sold cheap bV
octg BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
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CIGAR manuCacforE,

4 BE unl % . sglg engaged On
4 he uauu.,tIrs % oil kllIs uf ga-s, enabled
compete SUGGEST IIv JB ans of Llu lsle-u C5s One
Ul our du as Cugg5 ui his pumsa. OF our ousi-
lcsr being p-l uca Cigar maae' our cI-o u5rs AZ
rsl 4Hua d. sub - IDS sure EiFs 5II5iac0us
auG -Ic- ~lI guI ss iu sys-y instance. Ne
assure or ri -uIs IsI1 LIt ulEug aus
lIur, from HlYauas ian gJrs tirscl from
here uussI iOJ4clU nreJ saving luusilsrLJs dIty,
Ell our yIg shs -ds at uuel lower
tlsH tIIs like article could Bs Imported,
gHlu why not
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUsTH
Uau ard examine Tor yourselves az LYONS & co.,
ianI1-l. So. %, PI1lHa SIaara
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Southern Portable Plantation
Corn Feeder and FIGURING Mil
EGtaIoISaTaz1 oer7+
DUR Mil

u - A. II ~ III
DstOnes Of al
sizes on hanl
and dmadetO or
der, smut mills
mill irons, mil
geering, belt
ing, hoisiinl
and regulating
screws, screen
WIZ dlmBel
irons, PIasteT u
TaTis, Dutch an.
Chor brand boil
tingClOlhsOla al
EumbAFs.
We also con.
tract for the g
TectiOn OfhOur.
ingand saw
mills. Also al
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v. A. FrHznr. AE r1Ta - .v-
STREET, KING 4 CO..
attorneys A at Law.

LAND, OOLLECTIoE, 80 .- ....
q " + R 4 L A @ ENFS.
OMAHA GIFT, NEBRASKA ,rERRFVoFzv
NJ Ii practice Law IN the Supreme and Inferior us Of
~ NeofasAe euy and sell Land Warrants enter lsad on
1a, give special attention 10 making selections Of lands m
NEBRASKA Or those wishing good and desirable locations IN
vest of osan dealers on reasonable terms paw lax m
ns abstracts or entries and titles on short ntce b and
eel lands and ali kinda Of real estate and eo
GENERAL AGENCY business. -
REFERKNcEs
VS.. Gilman, Banker, New York CITY
C0nggrse, Harding d 20 Boston, Mass
c. Vibbard, supb n Y. Central RAILROAD AIA.rv \ Y
Gen. Leslie Combs, Lexington Ky. ~
Hon. Francis B. Roe z, Nashville, Tea.
Johnson Weaver q Coz. &"
Dr. J. s. Young,
Gov Wm. B. Campbell, Lebanon 81
Hon. JOrdon Stokes, q 4"
Lucas, ThOm pson q CO., ST. LOuis, No.
mcGaric, Chiitenden 4 CO., KeoEuk, Iowa.
Nu. a. SEWERS & co., Bankers, Oskaloosa. Iowa
Baldwin, Dodge d CO., Council Bluffs
Davis, Moody & CO., Chicago, Illinois.
w. Johnson s 60, New Orleans. "a. Ius-h
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OLDsHERRY YANUmADEIRA WINES AND

DETER HARMONY NEPHEWS old Pale Sherry; lmPe-
rial Pale Sherry Opeys Old POrt sandeTTan's rort
BuTgundy FOT vaH1Oe MadeiEa ten cases Hungarian o.
kay Lshtte Careu Hautiaten Care ten cases Congress
Water, and 10000 Superior London Cigars Y2rogs 2-als'
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DissoIntinn.
A CARD.

TIAVING sold my eUtire interest In the Arm OF Rather
l1f)rd Doyle, to J. 7. Rutherford herewith tender nv
thanks 70 s te customers OF the late firm and would ne
commend ny late pallner Gs a gentleman worthy Of
continuance OF the patronage. J found al The Old
ssRd where shall Do pleased Of our friends and
customers. ian 6--d3mI JANIS DOYLE
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CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.

IRON FOUNDRY.
WE have now started our new and extensive FourlE
W tle old stand of the las5 Nashville FaHuacIu ma
Company, and prepared 20 execute heavy and Lzl
work Of any Description A. the Light East
mas 10 small amounts al moderate city prices heavy
ngs large amounts furnished per Cincinnati
prICes WIn aCcIuursOt freight " have commence
UperasIOls our
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines, aWmls, FIOurmus Of the mOstimpoFeC
patterns made 10 order JObbuE repairing done
aCy, ready 10 make contracts Tor Engines and %
and sh al furnish plans enable purchasers lOpul up LhgI
Mills lille eXpsnss Manufactures Fame58 vii.
md It profitable 10 US before going East West
machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
Precautionary engines aud steamboats, order Of
material, eLe with FirerOuls, CRATES >audpips-
Valves, warranted 70 stand .uy pressure required
Manufacturing Or pOTpelllng purposes.
BLAChoMlll1 SHOP.
ANY description of smithwOrk done in excellent sty-
dstra-O Iron usedsaWm work sterups, DOzs
Ptmsu lIUus Cranks, Bolts kind 8Ill
made 70 order zhOrs notice.
wishing 10 purchase good, cheap Machinery,
do we'll 70 cali al OuT Oiee or address BY lester.
"a. JACkER q CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, lem,
uly25 Late nashville Man Co.'s suops.
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Bank Of gJOTnmerCe.

II NashVilIe, Tenn, Dec. ~, 1851.
HR stockholders Of this Bank have parod the assets in
4 the hands Of ru tee FOR purpose of winding ups
those indebted 70 tho BaHk will please call pay up s
their Indebtedness ais due. Tie roe h0Iers Vll please
send IN our notes as early pOsb8 and rslln
the notes oihe Bank Hf Tennessee The ndiydJG repOs
its IN this Eank have been han ed me and tsby
edge my individual liability for them and hg money IS
Teady when called for,
DEC l3-f -... JAHN d JAMES
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kinds Of repairing done the substantial manner be-
Dg both practical mechanics sicily promise general
Gasaction. All articles sold by warranted be Of
lac best quality. Mers, Milwrghts aud others are re-
tpsctulh invited TO examine before purchasing
L , All orders and communications promptly attended
TO-. ~. .. WARNS g. RYAN,
aug lid ~ cor. College and Rr9at 81 NczbviIe.
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MotIee

CTNTHA FLIEN and her hsirs, hsrsb notified 20
~ eeme forward, and fe legal claim the legacy Lett
her by her mOlher, judith sea, tscd Gate of hal col1
y, State Of Georgia. within tnres yeT5. or the same H
lapse aud be dIstr bued 10 the other hsfs Of sad decd
Published By Order U the honorable court @. tbaL-Fy
At September Term 1851. Gainsve ball county, Ca
October I7ih -. O. NJ. vs.. BhOWN,
noY3- 6mIam Executor Of JudHh SslsEs decd
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

LL pgr=0Hs have debts claims against the estate
Of Ln late CJl uv sfs'u, requested &c 0ung
.lsG lJrHau ami present them Tor settlement Whln NJ
prescribed by law ard those who Indebted % the
same, npgIeI Immediate payment, OF thair
accounts viii Do suel Ins me 1872 January
IS GEO ALLEN
ian I4-zm Executor.
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ETarshal's Notice.
Il. n Gilbert and others, vs.. Steamboat r:E.,
Cumberland.

Cumberland.
B. DufHeld and others, vs.. same
~ virtue Of warrant iTs1sd from the Dstrcy Court Of
ID the United States iu and lEs District Of M ilg Ten
Irssse above named causes. Jesse B. Clements,
Of The sal Dslrc do hereby DurcaI0u as
required 0y said order nd cite all In general who
preJ nd TO have Tight title 1terea N me
ssanboa sdand, her boats tackle apparel and ur-
1.lIrc and any wood, supplies, ohsr miera board
1f said sJeam5oIl appear before the Judge Of the said
UsIrlcL Court the Court the ClDUl o. AaznFlltes
2Utb Of March neEi f b acJuf DAY, else on
the day lguWug ten O'Clock u me lofenof n
here O h9 lJelauls causes OF c0tLrdeB
srv and mzuime uri1er d. an receive BE- thia
eba justice snail ap pertain. Tbs zth day OF fsbs
I-5- J. B. CLhMhNfss
rsb25 Ngrs1ai f0r The District OF 1lI1 T5uu.
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FaShiOnabIe Dancing Academy

MONS. J. A. PINGUELY,
DESPECTFULlY Informs mis- D.tr6ls and friends, "a
IL that has reIraed 10 tbs Jy- and that he will -
open bis AcG IeHly Hail vn SATURDAY, OGTO- "a
3ER I1Ids is57 D. 30 clock o. d. EsA
Days and Hours Of Tu.l0a, Friday at o'clock, p H.
Algd SaturAIyg ot 9 o'clock, 4. D., aud p
Among tho new Dance laIely received from Taris he
FiI sacl thauew aud fash enable ANCEH'S Q ia D-
fIiLE, as danced lu the principal Eastern Cities
Iulus Il OTfls liberal palTOnage heretofore eIten-
lied n him. O. (. fss otully sOhcIs coutn uance Of
tbesaEls. OstlI-d'
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NUMBER 81
Llndsaz.s Aaversisenanta
For Sale.
A valuable business Lot FOr Sale.


fHNMO hantsome Loisln Bdgsned5Ou woodland Street.
l1e Los irJnL 80 tesI szcn, and lfu leet deep
Apply 20 A. ". s. LINDSEY.
SEPT =
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-06

The ART OF FLYING.-It is stated that Louis
Napoleon has just made present Of five thou
sand francs to q private in the line, who asserts
that be has discovered q solution for the great
problem in @ronautics-the art OF flying. He
has invented kind of air ship. consisting of a
platform of silk stretched over whalebone, to
be propelled by two gigantic wings Of the came
material placed on each side. The erial navi-
gator is to be suspended at distance of about
four feet from the platform, while his feet rest
on pedals, by means Of which the wings are set
in motion, while his arms rest on lever which
imparts to the platform the direction he chooses
to give it. Only model of this machine has
yet been constructed, and it appears to work
well.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-06
NEVADA, WEDNESDAY, OCT. s. 1858.
RETURNED FROM FRAsER.-Nr. Charles Wy

RETURNED PROM FRAsER.-Nr. Charles Wy
more. who left Nevada for Fraser river on the
l4th Of June, returned last week perfectly dis
susted with the northern mines. He thinks
there are extensive and good diggings In that
country, but they have yet got to be found.
Some rich diggings had been discovered en
Hills Bar and Texas Bar, but they were being
fast worked out, and became poorer as the river
fell. Very few of the miners have what In CALI
fornia would be called paying claims; the most
of them are making from dollar and half
TO two and half day. The d;ggings are
mostly on the banks Of the river, and would
only answer for the Chinese, but are consid-
cred Of little value by Californians. Mr.. Wy
more saw q large number Of Nevadans scattered
over the mines, and says that very few Of them
are making money. Judge Ellison was keep
ing q saloon at Fort Langly, and as be was the
only one who had license to sell liquor at
that place, be was doing thriving business.
Pat Kalahor had claim at Emery's Bar, be-
low Fort Yale, and was making from fifteen to
twenty dollars day. Dick Gray, Jesse Spur
yer, and - Evans were engaged in boating
on Frazer river-carrying passengers in canoes
between Fort Yale and Fort Hopc. A few
were still engaged in the clam business at
whatcom, regretting their folly in leaving Ne
vada.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-06

The EYE.-Thereis is no one subject in the
whole range Of medicine, so little understood
BY the profession at large, as diseases of the
eye. The union Of ophthalmology to medicine
and its elevation to the rank of science, is the
work Of our day. The Romans received il rude
aud imperfect from the Greeks. and they from
the Egy ptians, to which little had been added
BY either, this was the poor legacy to all subse-
quent generations. The subject in California
is one Of great interest, and all our people will
most gladly hear that DR.. ]. w. VAN ZANpr. is
devoting his time and study to that particular
branch OF disease, and can be consulted on all
the diseases and operations on the Eye and
Ear-ofaee foot Of Clay street, San Francisco.
Golden Era.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-06

TIE ILLINOIS RIvALs.-In his speech at Otta-
wa Judee Douglas thus referred to little bit
Of personal history:
In the remarks which have made upon this
platform, and the position of Mr.. Lincoln upon
II, / mean nothing personal, dsrespectful or
unkind to that gentleman. have known him
for nearly twenty-five years. We had many
peints of sympathy when first got acquainted
with him. We were both comparatively boys
both struggling with poverty in strange land
for our support !; / an humble school teacher in
the town of Winchester, and he hourishing
| grocery keeper in the town of Salem. Laugh
| teri He was more successful in his occupation
than /, and hence became more fortunate In
this worlds goods. Mr.. Lincoln Is one of those
peculiar men that has performed with admira-
bic skill in every occupation that he has at
tempted. made as good school teacher as
could; and when cabinet maker, made the
best bedsteads and tables, but my old bots said
succeeded better in bureaus and secretaries
than in any thing else. [Laughter.1 But be-
leve that Mr.. Lincoln was more successful in
his business than l. for his business soon car
ried him directly into the Legislature. There
met him IN a little time, and had SYM
pathy for him, because of the up bill struggle
we had in life [Cheers and laughter.l He
was then as good at telling an anecdote as now.
He could beat any of the boys at wrestling
could outrun them at foot race-beat them
at pitching quoits and tossing copper, and
could win more liquor than all the boys put
together. daughter and cheers; and the
dignity and impartiality with which he pre-
sided at horse race or a fist 6ght, were the
praise Of everybody that was present and par
tieipated. [Renewed laughter.1 Hence had
a sympathy for him, because he was struggling
with misfortune and so was /.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-06
worL,nr OF ths Cable.

The Atlantic Telegraph had not been opened
to the public at the date Of our latest advices
from the East, although few dispatches had
been received from England, and Published in
the New York papers The cable was still In
the hands Of the electricians, who were engag-
ed in experimenting with, and adjusting their
instruments. Very little is known as to the
rapidity with which messages can be transmit
ted, but from statements made In the Eastern
papers, 1t is evident the cable works slow. The
New York Tribune says that the instruments In
use new at Trinity Bay and Valentia record
words at the rate of two minute, or l20 an
hour. At this rate 1880 words can be trans.
mitted In twenty-four hours, which is sbout
equivalent to two solid columns in the DEMO
Graf. The same number Of words can be tele-
Rraphed from Sacramento to Nevada in about
two hours and half The operators, however,
report that the cable is working better and bet
ter every day, and It is quite probable that i'm
provements will be made in the instruments SO
that as many as twenty words can be recorded
In minute. It was expected that the line
would be opened to the public in few days.
The tariff Of charges had been fixed ct one dol
lar word.
As soon as the necessary arrangements can
be made, the associated press Of New York will
have reporters 10 all the large cities Of Europe,
to collect the intelligence Of interest, so that
their subscribers will every morning be ena-
bled to read the principal events happening in
the Old World on the day previous.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-06

DEATH OF A TEMPERANCE LEcIuKEK.-John
Fl. W. Hawkins, the we'll known temperance
lecturer, died recently, at the residence Of bis
son, in Chester county, Pa. Mr.. Hawkins wa.
one Of the six Incorporate Baltimore mechsuics
who started the celebrated "WashingtoniAn'
temperance movement in ls4l, and from that
time has labored increasingly in the temperance
cause. having never been known to relspse in
to intemperate habits. He was shout sixty
years Of age at the time of his death.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-06

MURDER ON THE PLANs.-The Los Angeles
Star states that r. doyle, Esq. informs them
that at Dragon Springs, about 100 miles east
Of Tucson, q station of the Memphis Overland
Mail Company, under the charge of Mr., st. John
against the Americans employed there, killed
two Of them, and cut two others so badly that
it is not expected they can survive. These two
bad been two days without water, and were
rescued BY Mr.. Doyle's party, when life Was
almost extinct
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-06
FINE MvEsTMrUT

o. TO CAPITALISTS AND HOrrr
LII ERS.-FOR SALE OR RENT THE DAWSON I,ai.EsP hEEP
PROPERTY AND DFURNITURE.-Ths building 4. ~
ne and Brick Is iour stories high with basenert
100 feet on Fourth street. forty feet on street Cn
ieet on the alley II embraces Hotel with ahot
dred rooms furnished, besides bar ROOM billiard ,a Sn
The above property cost over one hundred thous., .
lars, and we offer IL for sale at price which IN oot
the purchaser to realize handsome income ON IN enable
ment. ~ Nie invest
Terms OF payment, one-third cash, and baapc. o. !,
credit at low interest. On long
We invite parties to examine the property and ,., :.
ohers exraoroinary inducements to those having ~
Apply to HAGGIS TEVIS, San Frnnr..S .SA
October 5th 1s55S.-l.2w
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-06

ATLANTIC CABLE.-C. W. Young, jewellsr, on
Main street, received by the last steamer q
number of pieces Of the genuine Atlantic. cable.
The pieces are about four inches in length, each
has brass ferule around the ends to keep the
wires from unwindng, and are sold at two dol
lars apiece. Mr.. Geo. II. Loring, next door
below Youn g's, has also received quantity of
the cable which he is manufacturing into very
elegant "charms" They make q neat appen-
dage to Q watch-chain.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-06

ROBBERY AND MuRDER.-J.ast Sunday evening
four white men went to Chinese camp on
Bear river, about two miles above Little York,
for the purpose of robbing them. There were
four Cinnamon in the camp, who it seems re-
sisted, upon which the robbers fred on them,
killing one of the Cinnamon instantly, and
wounding the other three. The robbers then
took what money they could find and left. The
absve are all the particulars of the affair which
We wsro able to learn.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-06

COUNTY BUsNEss-The County Supervisors
elect. Messrs Grier, Davis and Everett, met at
the Court House on Monday, and were sworn
into Ofice-Mr. Grier being President Of the
Board. They were engaged Monday and yes
tsrday In looking over the affairs Of the county,
but no business of public interest was transact
ed. Yesterday evening the Board adjourned
to meet on the first Monday in November.