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The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11
On Friday, August goth, 1853

AT 9o'CLoCK, A. NJ, PuNCTrALLY.
Passengers by the r. VI :. Co.'s Line are landed
on their arrival ut Panama upon the Wharf q. the
Rail Road Terminus by tho Com 2anys Steam Ferry
Boa. and nre transported,
By the Panama Railroad CoG4ADany.
Immediately Across the ISiiIMG : to ASFINNALL.
where the steamers of the L. =. Mail : 80 are al
ways in readiness to convey them TO New York or
New 0heans.
The Panama Railroad Company and the u. : Mail
Steamship Company have authorized agents to sell
their Tickets If desired by holders of Puchc Tickets
Passengers notified that all tickets for the stea
mers OF the u =. Mail =. i Co., must be presented
to their agent at Aspinwall Tor registry and exchange
as they will not otherwise be available.
Treasury ( shipment will be received on board
the steamer until II O'clock. midnight, Augrst l9lh
No merchandise freight viii be received on board
after O'Clock r. VI August OH, and II written order
must be procured at the office for It's shipment.
For Freight or Passage apply to
FORBES & BABCOCK.
Corner OF SACRAMENTO aud LeiLesdorf streets.
francisco.
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SoUrHsRs MAIL RoUrE.--The Stockton
Demoevof states that the contractors on the
Southern Mail Route from Stockton TO Mem.
phis. have been disappointed in the recsip, Of
their coaches and harness. Notwithstanding
the Government pays 5000, 600 annually for
carrying the mail on that route. IL is not re.
gardsd as Of great consequence to the inter.
eats Of California
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BRoKK JAiL.--We learn from Ned Willis,
who came up from Msrysvile es.erday,
that several prisoners made their escape
from the Yuha county Jail. yesterday morn
ing Among them was the man Crow, who
killed person at Yuba city last winter.
We have DO particulars.
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FiRE IN SASoRA,-A FIRE broke cut in
Sonora on the morning Of the sih. 10 pOr-
ton ofths tOwn occupied by Mexicans and
Chinese; which consumed about sixty build.
ings. The Presbyterian Church was Je.
sfreyed. The hre originated in the private
room OF a Mexican Monte Dealer.
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JusticeS's Summons.

H NITED STATES CT ANEWICN-
- STATE CALF kNIN.C'j y ~ "i Et TIE
In Jp%t = C3urt, Ophtr T.au hi-. Tire Peopi.. cr
he Sjat- or CaGf,rnit % GEUKGE CALI. G-rctls:
You are hereby urum ned 10 appear hehrre me n
my om e Ophir tow ish c'uity pf = ,tte, ou fh.
si day u Srpteu her, A isls, %, 10 u'clrck
Nv 10 susw'r unto the c'mp' unt cf GEORGE ~.
NJ J. tx. wn' sur- tr recover tit sun ui O. ty.siN
itb $50 CO. g. liar~, aimed to dIa IT. iu 81
on acc'' nj tor muut-~ had received asd qlrr.
'oii rnd deuverd, as per c"mpar ffea ,a this care
when Jnt- me VIII be fukrn aCtfr-t ,.i fsr the
. amount. Rg,thes th ca no.. daraa.-- y ,-u
tati &C. appear. To- the Shrr Il uf au, Cuu..anl,, o.
.hd cone5, greeting: Nake legal service and
due return hereof
Given under my hand thl, 5.h day of August. 4. D.
ieos !OHN :. BERRY
ni''hN3t ) pphtr Tp-
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PLuMs.--Lovers Of the rural. should re.
member that Skinklc, Of tho Peavne Ranch,
on the occasion of his plum. gathering party
On Friday evening next. will have his Hall
trimmed with branches of the wild plum
tree. burdened with this delicious fruit.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11

LAND AP-EAL In the United States
District Court, August 9Th. an appeal vas
granted to the Uulled States supreme Court
in the care Of the claim Of Ciprsuo Thu n
aud others, to the place called Canada del
Corts MADEIRA.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11

MoaE Bro TRrss.--Another grove Of BIZ
trees has been discovered near the sources
Of the San joaquin and Fresno rivers.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11

BABrsr CAMP MEETING A Baptist
Camp Meeting Ia advertised TO take place q,
the old Comp ground on the banks Of the
Noksleune river. September 10th.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11

ExPREss FAv ms Tom Callow. of Wells
Fargo & Co.'S Express, has our thanks for
Marysvills papers.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11

HILL BuRNEn.---The Mill near Downie-
Vile. known rs the "Craycraft Mill - was
Destroyed by Gre on the 7th Of August.
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Justices Summons.

TNlTED STATES OF ANFWICA-
- STATE of CALlFbkNl =, 90. OF Rt rIE-
In Justice Court, ophir ToWt ship. Tho ptopl, ui
the StNe q California 70 GtUkiE l.. tBENtiL
You are hereby summoned to arr~ar bef1r,. n,r 81.
nv Office In ophir Township, county uf Gatte, az the
ION day ~ November, 4. a. 1865, a. lN u'circk a.
". 10 answer nHio Iae complaint of ;. + Coleman
TO- Whn tces 10 recover me sum ut uut hurdft hnJ
teNeniy~etght g. Ion tStsS s2) dol claimed U bt
Que from yun on Agcouut iur muLirs az and rr,rN-
ed. hquo's sold aud delivered Snd suNjrie-, as rc
c ,nilsnl vi 90 NY fics. when iuGg1eit vii e.
taken against you Tor the said amount together wtth
cs'ss and damages, il You fail 20 appear sud answer
10 the sheriff nF any Unstable 81 said county a. eoI-
ihg Make legal service and due re urn hrfauf
Gwen HndeE gay hand lhis 5.h d.sN at August, 4.
los JOYIN : BFKRY
aFo lawam J.. uphlr ~.
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Democratic State Ticket.
For Members Of Congress,
JOSEPH c. MCKIBBEN,
WILLIAM l.. DUDLEY,
OF cALAvERAsI
For Judge Of the supreme Court,
JOHN CURREY,
OF soLANo.
For stsie Controller.
]. N. DAWLEY,
OF NEVADA.
For Clerk ~ Supreme court
Fl. u. JENNINGS,
oV BUTTE.
DT MocRATIc co UNITY TYcKET
For Joint senatcr-- Br'te md riurrrs Counties,
S. A. BALLOU,
OF PLUMAs.
Fer tgemhlyren,
~. J. MCRRrSON.i
HENRYlR. MIGHELS.
, For Assessor,
ALEX. BROWN.
For County Surveyor,
JAMES s. LONG.
For supe'in'eudent'ct rriIic Instruction,
III. A. GAsTON.i
Tor Cnrone...
JAMES O'BRIEN.
Township Nominations.'
Tor Supervisor. First ristrct,i
PETER FREER.
Fer Jr'tices tf TIE repce
IOvlN pERUX EnWApD nON AIJO
For Supervisor. 7 irs' 7 ristrict,I
PETER FREER.

Fer Jr,tces tf TIE repce.
JOHN 8. BERRY. EDWARD D0NAHO.
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tv Election, wednc,day ser,emter ia-cg
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Sugars, Buffers, Lamps, &c.
SD
Sheriff. S Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
- issued ont ot the District Court of The finrtulh
Judicial District. in and for Butte Fouuty and state
of California TO me directed and delivered, com
handing me Ia make The sum of four hundred and
s''ventY-four 25Io0 (S47t 2Sl Dollars with in ere-
thereon ut the rate If thTro per cent. per month
from u q jth day of May, A. u. 1856 until rqd End
costs "f suit taxed in the sum of n'ty nvp Gl lr0
sNh Gol donrs, au1 An accruirg costs -aid wit
wherein RnnT ?. TAYLOR. FREDERICK VIII.
cox ard DANIp BURROWS are Plriuuf.. and
A. FRED FOSTER. Tup~. WILLIAMS, JAMES
WILLIAMS, JOHN ST'IN J. II GARDEN
bCRGH ard WN. II ANULER ure pefeodrnts /
have levied upon and ill expose at nuhic sule 10
the highest hdler for cash. Hi the IN House door
~ tho .own of Qrov lln. county md S'p.a rft-.-i
on 'tur 'Ry the ith day OF ~eptcmbrr,
\. ID. 1888, ~ the hour of ''G ct. Z. 81 ot siit
day, Nuf the right, titc md interest ~ tho ahove
named pecuderts o. and o. r c-r.Hi, Ni.er Ia Ga.
known Nay 5lh. A. II 1876 ~ the seeker Rni,
hltch. taken frum the sirelm kuowu ms sucker Euu
"r told kup, nj run ing tuvnct o. Mut,r+soEn an
the iochf. rr mining mp known ~ tr,Hrt'- Uir-
R'nv-. IL Mountain ,irlH Z tuwu-h =. Butte crnuy.
a'iturnia, ogetier Win al and s.ug iiar the lut
ais brnnches reservoirs. iuit-, i-ir a.uts rerdt
ancns and anpurt uauce, thtrvuuiu brl n-iug or IN
anysise nrper,Hjrirg.
y. b. PLTN S'srif Butte CoimtV.
"''-vd". Avg. ilh- \. .. i-i,.
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County Ponds for a Railroad or Wrgon Rond,-No
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Fer Contipl,I,ss

p. MACUIRE,.......JERRY J. COLLINS.
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a II 90 g TT.
II consists in part Of
Stone thinn III ties, cups and Saucers Dishes Bakers
Pitchers. Chnmuers
Ewers and Basins, Sugars
Buffers. BOWS s.: Frruch
and China Dinner an Tea sets,
Plates, Cups aLJ Sauc rs, Dishes, &c.
Gold u nd china Tea Set- Cup- and
Snucer-, Places, Dishes, Bow 5 &C &c
Mould and Cut Tum .lers
Goblets. Salt, ishes.
Na?pics. Buwlson fooi.
Pitchers ntcAutars,
BltIers Buules,
Bar sugars.
Ccleries, Sugars,
Sugars, Buffers, Lamps, &c.
-ALSO,-
large assorimen' of Britannia ware, Lamps
Mlrr"rs' aud every article usually found in II well
Kept Or ckory Store.
NOW is the Ime to buy, as tho Stock MUST Re
s'Li' aud an opportunity il of red that is rarely
n me, with, To furnish your Tables hand omey In
.Chi iAiloN CbSF \. Z. FLINT.
loo tlrsi IT. bet u and u Oh. next dooI but on. to
p'u'ndgl" 4 GO 5, Na' sNie. MI I'm
The Nevada journal., 1858-03-05

AGRICULTuRAL.-We are indebted to
somebody for the official report of the
California State Agricultural Society s
Fourth Annual Fair, Cattle Show and
Industrial Exhibition. The report of
the visiting committee, on farms, orch
ards, vineyards, &c, is exceedingly in
teresting and gives an exalted idea of
the agricultural wealth and resources of
the State. The entire contents of the
publication, a volume of some two hun
dred pages, are valuable to the agricul-
turalist, and would not be read amiss by
any Californian.
The Nevada journal., 1858-03-05
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
san FRAxcIsco, Nov. 10th 1856

MRssRs. PARK WHITE-Gents:- with pleasu e
| sure YOU that able to Id my Testimony in IA
vor of Wistar's tlsam of Wild Cherry. For over a
year haze been afflicted with cough and pain in nv
side and breast which originated with cold | had
taken Cherry Pectoral Jaynes' Expeetorant Cod Liver
Oil, and many other popular patent medicines of the
day-also spent one hundred dollars with our ply
sicians But all proved of no beneficial effect Read
ing your almanac of 1855, | induced to try you
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry was, at the time
commenced using it, lahorng with every sym tom oil
consumption of the lungs found, that after using
bottle, 1t gave me relief, and considered my
hard one, sent to your and bought half dozen
bottles and snice it TO say. before had taken it all
was well. ] must say. that it appeared to reach the
place affected, in which all other medicines failed
am now in full enjoyment of good health, believing
that had no made Of your truly valuable Balsam
of Wild Cherry should have been past recovery
if not dead
| shall always take pleasure in recommending to
those who afflicted with coughs colds difficult
breathing pain in the side any lung diseases your
Basam of Wild Cherry with the signature You adver-
tise, Sanford Park, Cincinnati Ohio,' as am in
formed there is an imitation put up with sig
nature. Respectfully yours,
DAVID ALLCUT
The Nevada journal., 1858-03-05
CORSfIble's Sale.

STATF OF CALIFORNIA. County of Nevada S.
y BY virtue a decree of sale delivered ISSUED
out of he court of John Anderson; Esq. acting
tce Of the Peace and for the aforesaid be irine
date 2}d of February A ID 1858 satisfy iudgme ::
rendered by said Justice the 25th day of January
A ID 1858, in favor of J. NJ HAMILTON e. co; ano
against NkTIIkN II AWK; for the sum of $50 Al debts
inte est damages and cost Of suit will sell the high
est bidder for cash tn following described property
wit House and Lot on the Washis gton road and be
tive the road and the turnpike road and joining
Nevada city astwa arCliy and het' er known Nathan
Haus ne'v house, ing two story frame house; The
same property the defendant lives will sell
the Court House door in said the 22nd
March, 1853 between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ. and
p. VI Of SAID day Sold the property of N Hawk to
satisfy the above demands and accruing costs.
L.. GREGORY, Constable
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PARENT.

SALE OF CIECAssIAN GIRLS. - The
London Post thus speaks in recent
number. of the traffic in Circassian gIrls
in Turkey:
Perceiving that when the Russians
shall have re-occupied the Caucasus
this traffic in white slaves will be over,
the Cireassiau dealers have rPdouhled
their efforts, ever since the c"mmrnce-
ment of the peace conferences, to intro
duce into Turkey the greatest possible
number of women, while the oPPartuni-
ty of doing so lasted. They have been
so successful, that never, perhaps at aay
former period, was white flesh so cheap
as at this moment. There is an ahso-
lutte gIut in the market, and dealers are
obliged to throw away their goods, ow-
ing to the extent of the supply, which
in many instances has been brought by
steam under the British flag. In former
times, a good middling" Circassian girl
was thought cheap at selO0, but at the
present moment the same description OF
goods may be had for 5e5.
The Nevada journal., 1858-03-05
COnSfable'S Sale.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, Nevada
~ Township. ss-By vir of an execution to me de-
vered issued from the Cour of John Anderson Esq
acting Ju tce of the Peace in and for the county afore
said bearing date 2nd day of February A. 1858 to sat
Is Judgment rendered by said court the Both day
of January, A ID. 1858, in favor of J. NJ. HAMILTON
& Co. and against CHAUNCEY FORD, fer the sum oi
sixty and "a 100 dollars debt interest damages and
OF suit have taken in Execution and will sell TO the
highest oder for cash. the following property towft:-
house and lot situated on Cayote Washington
and on the east side of id street known the house
and lot ofC. Ford in Nevada city, the having been
herct re attached by for this debt. will sell tn
same at the Court House door in Nevada, MONDAY Y
the 22d day of March A. ID. 1853 between the hours of
o'clock. \. VI. and o'clock, p. NJ of said day.
Taken the property of hauncey Ford to satisfy the
above demands and accrung costs.
f26 L. S GREGORY, Constable
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Probate Notice.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County of Nevada-In the
tSrnaterof the Estate of WYMAN BUTTERFIELD
deceased
On ding and filing the petition of F. MCKEE Ad-
mrstrator the said praying for order of sale
of tire real the, elm described and appe airing
this Court that there sufficient personal estate in
the hands of the said Administrator pay the debts
standing against the deceased and the expenses ad
mnsraon and that it is necessary to sell the whole
portion OF the real estate of said deceased for the
payment of such debts 1t Ordered That all persons
interested in the said estate appear before this at
the Court thereof Nevada city County of Neva-
da, on MONDAY, the 22nd day of February, 1858. to
show if they have why order should be
granted to said Administrator sell much real
of the deceased shall be neeessary pay such
debts
And it is further Ordered, That copy the foregoing
order be published a week for four weeks in the
NEVADA Journal a newspaper published in the county
aforesaid THOS. II. CASWEII,
County Judge, an
Exofficio Judge of the Probate Court
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~ BEWARE OF BASE 1nrr.r1oNsl-r1a

As there quite number of Counterfeit articles
bearing the name of Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
purportlng to be the Genunr and Originsl" there
fore deem Necessary for the pablo good Caution all
persons WHO purchase the Balsam of Wild Cherry.
look well at the Signature before buying. The Genu-
inc Wistar's Basam Of Wild berry" has FAC SMILE
of the signature of Henry Wistar. d, Philadelphia
and Sanfo Park finely executed steel engraved
wrapper. Therefor, be cautious. Is he genu-
inc without the signature of Sanford Park For sale
by Druggists generally.
PARK & WHITE are the only Agents, to whom all
orders should he addressed Also Importers, Whole
sale and Retail Agents of all valuable Pate Medicines
warranted genuine l32 Washington street, San Fran
cisco. dec -3ln
The Nevada journal., 1858-03-05

DEATH OF RACHEL.-The great Ira
gedienne is no more. The curtain has
fallen forever upon the greatest actress
the world has ever known Rachel was
the queen Of passion. She was born in
rags and died surrounded with wealth
and luxury. Once she sang i'll the streets
for sou. Afterwards her annual salary
was forty thousand francs besides the
innumerable and costly gifts of princes
Rachel revolutionized the theatrical
world. She put soul and sentiment into
PLAYS the author never dreamed Of
Rachel visited America a few years
since. playing to the largest theatrical
audiences ever assembled on this CONT
nent. She caught a cold in Boston from
which she never recovered. She left
three illegiiimate children, the Oldest of
which is the aekEowle dyed son of Count
Walewski, the first Minister of the
French Empire, who is himself the nat
ural son of Napoleon the Great by a
Polish mistress.
Rachel was SO years of age, at the
time of her death, was of Jewish par
entage, and died in that faith at Cannes,
in the South of France. on the 4th of
January, leaving behind a fortune of
,2O0.O 900 francs, besides a wardrobe
and jewelry estimated at 100000 more.
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Special Notices.

To be Sold---On and after this date viii be sold at
prices suitable the times choice collection of Chem
calls Drugs, Patent Medicines. Perfumery &c at
SPENCE'S Drug Store Commercial street, where Gus
0mers be accommodated all hours of the dav and
The following from OF our Agents, who is too well
know in his State need endorsing by us will be
read with interest by Dyspeptics
LEBANON, II. Feb %, 1856
AteSsrs Seth W. Fovle & Co.--Cenicmen :-Pleas Sc
send by Express another Box OF OXygenated Bitters
nearly These Bitters have recently been us
ed with unusual benefit by member of my family who
has derived more advantage from il than from all other
medicines which fact being known greatly influences
the demand for the Bitters There Is profession in
which reputation for truth and sincerity is desr-
able than in that of Apothecary and for this
have always been careful in recommending remedies
But feel perfectly safe in advising all who troubled
with Dyspepsia resort at once to the Oxygenatsd
Bters Yours truly. &C.
GEO. S. KENDRICK,
Sold by Henry johnson * Co Wholesale Druggists
LAG Washington street San Francisco, sole Agents for
the Pacific coast
The Nevada journal., 1858-03-05

CTATE OF CALIFORNGA. County Of Nevada SIS
y BY virtue f decree of sale to delivered ISSUED
from the of John Anderson Esq acting Justice
Of the Peace in and for the otny aforesaid bearing
date January the 4:h, AID. 1853 to satisfy Judgment
rendered by said tcc the Seth day of March, AID
1857 in favor ofWiuslow Hall and Afteas Rogers and
against + w smith and Ly dia Smith. his wife, foI
the sum of S25 90 debt interest damages and costs
suit will sell to the highest bidder for cash the fol
lowing described property towitA house and lot on
Broad street in the city of Nevada being story
framed building and known by the of the Union
Hotc,. the property the defendant lives in.
wi II sell at the Court House door in said tptty FRI
DAY the 18th day of obruary, AID. lS5S between the
hours of O'Clock AM and clock pm. of said day.
To be sold As the property of L W Smith and wife to
satisfy the above demands and accrrfI costs.
L. S GREGORY, Constable.
Nevada city, January H. 1855
The Nevada journal., 1858-03-05

- At public meeting of the citi-
zens Of Washington, Nevada county,
held on the night of March I'd, the fol.
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, On the night of Feb. 2Sth,
between the hours of eight and ten o.
clock, on Poor Mans Greek, Nevad a
county, One of our most inestimabie
quiet and peaceable citizens of the name
OF Christian Strubig, was cruelty and
brutally murdered by being shot in the
head 10y pistol ball, and then dragged
from his bed and thrown into the fire
place and fire set to the cabin to conceal
the foul deed.
Whereas, For the truth of the above
assertion, we have before us the te IL
mony of the physician who examined
the body, also the verdict of the Core
ner's inquest, and other circumstances
connected with the case known to this
public
Resotred, That we the citizens of this
place and vicinity, feeling the utter inse-
curity Of life, and to show the public
abroad how deeply we are aroused by
the perpetration of the above deed in
our midst do
ResOlee, That we the said people in
meeting together do unanimously con-
sent to offer the reward of one thousand
dollars for the arrest of that fend who
committed the above deed.
ResOlced, That Charles Stienmitz be
and is hereby appointed to See to the
collection of the money to pay the re-
ward.
Res0lred. That these proceedings be
published in the Nerada Journal.
HENRY A. YOUNG, CHARM.
JACOB DAVIS, Secretary.
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F. E. BAILEY, M. D.
HAVING permanently settled in the city with his
Family adopts this method of rendering his
the citizens of Nevada and vicinity a.
YSECEAN 4 SERGE0N.
KEYSTONE MARKET,
Main Street, near the Br;dge.

Main Street, near the Bridge.
n EORGE F. JACOBS, having established himself at
~ the old stand of CHARLES KENT, respectfully an.
nounccs himself really 10 supply the community with
the best of BEEF, PORK and MUTTON, Fresh and
Salt.
His Market will be regularly and constantly supplied
with GAME OF EVERY VARIETY TO be obtained
uch as DEER, HARE DUCKS, GEESE, CHICKENS.
QUAIL, SC.
vege ables also kept constantly on hand
Old friends and the public at large desired TO call,
sa isacton in every respect is confdenally believed
can be gwen. GEORGE f JACOBS
" ala December IL 1857 II
The Nevada journal., 1858-03-05
- A telecraphic despatch to t

"a telegraphic despatch to the
Union states it is reported and believed
in San Francisco that Gov. Weller, on
arriving at San Quentin, demanded the
keys of the office of the prisou, which
was denied by the Sub-Lessee, where
upon he burst the door in and took pos
session. If the report be true, We hope
the Governor who adores law and order
will point out his authority.
The Nevada journal., 1858-03-05

CALL HIM MUGGINs.-The Free
State Legislature of Kansas, on the
reception of Buchanan's message, pass
ed the following resolution
Resolved, That James Buchanan,
President of the United States, be enti-
tied to the name of Muggins, and that a
copy of this resolution be sent to him.
Tie resolution passed amid deafening
cheers
The Nevada journal., 1858-03-05

Miss OLIVE OATMAN-This young
lady, whose romantic narrative of cap
tivity among the Apaches and Mohaves
Is about to return to her friends in the
Eastern States,where better educational
advantages are afforded. Rev. M. c.
Briggs lately lectured for her benefit az
Santa Clara.
The Nevada journal., 1858-03-05

"A PLAN FOR CRUSHING OUT THE LIT
TIE GIANT.-A correspondent of the N.
Y. Tribune furnishes the following plan
TO Mr.. Buchanan for crushing out the
Little Giant. 1t appears to be the only
feasible and efectual mode that can be
devised to silence the distinguished SEN
ator from Illinois, and it wouldn't be
surprising if it should be adopted:
l. Let the Little Giant be fastened to
his seat in the Senate Chamber, with his
head bent down and his legs under his
desk, in such a manner as to make it
impossible for him to rise; and let all
weapons be taken from him if he has
any.
2. Let Mr.. Keitt of South Carolina,
provide himself with heavy club, a
bowie knife and revolver.
3. Let Mr.. Kett he furnished with a
body guard, consisting of two Members
of Congress, Zone from South Carolina
and one from Virginia,) armed to the
teeth
Let Mr. Keitt, with his body guard
be admitted into the Senate Chamber,
and let the body guard keep near
enough to him to save him from all pos
sible DANCE.
;. Let Mr.. Keitt chivalrouslv, but
cautiousl y, creep up to the Little Giant
and beat him senseless with his club.
Let the beating be continued for few
minutes upon the head of the Little Gil
ant after he shall have fallen upon the
floor, so that he may be fully ''subdued."
The plan, if thoroughly carried out,
would be practical, chivalric, safe-(this
point Mr. Keitt will appreciate)-and
effectual. 1t would relieve Mr. Bu-
chanan from much trouble would be
loudly appIauded by Fernando Wood
and the rest of the Democratic party,
and would undoubtedly ''save the Un-
ion"
The Nevada journal., 1858-03-05

u John c.. Rives, of the Congress
sional Globe, announces his intention of
printing the debates of members of Con-
gress as they are spoken, not giving the
members the privilege of revision. If
John G. will stick to this he will do a
good thing.
The Nevada journal., 1858-03-05

REAPPEARED- The Sierra Democrat
makes its appearance among other ex-
changes, looking none the worse for the
fire