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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-16

lao most important business Of ~sch s~s-
sion ,s generally crowded into iss iasf hnors
srd the alternative presented 10 ~ fres'-
dent IS either to Violate the constitutional
duty which he to tie psovls, sud sp
prove the bill. which, for want Of time. I:
), impossible lie ,hor'd have <xsminsd. or
is las refusal to DO this sutjsst ,he eoun,;
ad'inaigldasIs 10 gtea. loss aud iaeons.
.ianee.
Besides rste'ee In, grown NJ OF !r'A
wears legslats 10 appropriate bills - tho
LAST hours OF the session. on new aud '"'
poftani subjects. hi. eonslrsins III. pee
i-ni either to suifpr measures 10 become
avs which he does not spprovr, ~ tn Ia
cyr the isk OF stopping the wheels OF gov
,rumeut 10 vetoins an appropriations bill.
Formerly saph hiila were eonlacd 10 sn'>
cils Harfoplis ,ions for carrying into eject
EXISTING lsws aud tho well established roll.
- OF tho cenairv. and latle time was then
fqaif,d by the 1iesiieul iof Their sxsmi,
nat'9a.
Tor NY own part, | have Deliberately
determined that shah approve no bill which
i.sye nal .saouneh and It vii h9 ease 81
~ -eme AID most urgen, nsecessiv. ~hich
q u ever indnce the TO derad from Ibis mi.
! tafeta.e respected y.ba, earnestly reeoui'
maaf, tba, tie two houses would allow lhs
lle pfcsi]ee, at leas, two days before tho
adjournment Of each se,aion, within whie.
no uew bill shall be presented to him fo' np-
p oval .ind,r the exi.ting joint ruis ots
davis allowed, bat this tGlr has been hish.
ef,o SO oaustaa,ly suspended 10 pfsc,es
a.nt important bi.ls contipue 10 be pfssen-
~. 90 lan up 10 tie very last molnsu, o.
Tao ersslou
L. Large majority Of cases no gteatpah.
Tie Inconvenience esn aiise from the want
e ums iH examine their provisions, because
ihs constitution has declared that il a bil.
ba presented tie President, within the lass
lfn DAYS of thA session. DO is rot required
10 reiura Il. either viii sn approval or with
veto. " IN which essei, shall no, be law"
It uiay then II. over, and be taken up aud
passed a. the next session. Great iaecn.
ysui.tce would OILS be experienced ~ re-
gard Ia appropriation bills; hat fortunately
uader tie l~,e excellent l-w allowing n sal.
afy instead Of II per diem. to members Of
cong ss,, the expense aud Inconvenience Of
called session VII he greatly reduced.
cannot eencladc ~iIhou, commencing
to ,aaf farofshlp cor sderslinu tue interest
Of the people Of ths di..rset Without,
reorganization o. the floor OF congress, they
have tor tai. very reason peculiar elaine
nfoa our just regatd. To this | know.
from my long acquaintance viii them, they
are emiuenlly entitl.i.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Wfsbing,oa. Dec. 6, ls5T
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nFFrRS his professional -cr.i-cs :" i'e
\ uleu, OF Mar.halL ana surrounding
Htry
OUcc at the Drug Store Of Sanders IS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-16

The Washington Uuion. 10 b inst ssys
The Secretary or War, members 81 sAs
Bdtlsh. French sad Arsttisu legations. oi>
nsers OF the army sna navy. With many
dsangu shed civilians, were presset yesssf-
day. by appointment. q, the Washington
assenel. 10 witness experimental ,es. Of
lp7en,ians Of greG, importance. ra,eni
traia fuse, Invented by Gonse. 4 Mills. sr>
rsared 10 possess al the advantage. Of =
gelganic battery IN velocity If igaluon.
while. a. II IS nul de'onatitg, Il cAanot 10
exploded ~ kas chencs blow. Cannon
were c ed vilh Il. slmos, quicker lhsn
Thought. 81 long distsrce. aud Il was hfed
luiiiy saras audet sAter.
liaie'f improved rocket WA also ssi.s.
fsc,orily tested. III. rockets were aisd
from their carriage and struck ~i'h rfmsik
able accuracy al distance Of $50 ysrjs.
They gave the greatest salisiae'ion.
Tie great feature of the exhibition. how.
ever, wes tho ts.l of he breeea,.oadinx
tlae Of Mr. Nofse, If Louisiana, which
d we'd femarsaaL,s weapon, possessing
macy pojol. of novelty and oI excellence.
| be mechanism hy which the bre~ch OF the
gan, opened tor loading issimIle. ,ssssIoee
and seccte. The ebsigs il eoniained IL
small metallic earuids,s. which hsse a. enc
extremity eonieal po'u;ed, hollow bail
then come. lie sefy small amount OF pow>
der reqairod and at the other ea,f,a.ty 10
.as percussion cap These cartridges can
he easil, laaded, are water proof, and can
% used lot long lime. The piece Is load
ed and fired IN ionr motions. VIZ: the hrsl
4psus ihe Lf.eeh. w,iharaws the sh,l! Of
tae issl ga uids. fred, ard eoeks the piece
Of tae second motion the loaded ar,tldge IL
ass,te, tae third motion closes the bfe.ch
sad At tie foafih muticH tss cock can be
les down ard the piece hrsd After the
most severe te.is there was no evidenc. OF
Ice escape OF The ehsfge, or Of my Gas.
except al tie muIsle Of the piece.
lie accuracy with VIII eh tire ria csn
be- Coed 3. unls astonishing. aud MAS con,
rlasively ptoNcd. Tie SECRETARY OF Wa
ussd ono With great er.et. hitting marx
"a sisAi hundred aud hay yards distance.
sDd ether gentlemen gave equally sat's'se-
lut, pools VI the csilenc, sed the aecu.
rscy ct tais wonderful weapon. The I.eih
rs villa which il can be loaded aud fired
eas also perfectly demonstrated. aud ,h.
aahiy 81 lhe weapon was more fully shown
b, placing 1t under water, letting II remain
lbrfe, and lhea fling II. II WA also
NJ sed anaef Wsler when loaded AID then
fied, neither did sbs sdatixlnre Of sand
IS rA the water clog ,hs movement Of the
loch Not.iag eau be more perfect tbs"
Us operation. ar more accurate than lie
,3m, and i received the nighes. rrsise IRON
de many distinguished and well qas''h%d
judges present Maj. Bel. til. command
an, 81 tie sfs.nal, entertained the esnile.
ipan prssen, viii h" accustomed hoops
,@l,p.
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~ $. JENNINGS, Aranep az ia'r, Mar
J. shall, TeN1s. O3tec at Nosth ueat
sotner ed the puh.lc square.
january 47,lo13.
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w shall. lluttsou county, TcNas. bitrr
North side OF the pu1dc square, 'o Johnspn =
ufi.k building. March 81
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IEO. LANE, 4 trgsB "a lag, Ma'-an
III Harrison county, Texas.
September 3, lsp1.
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llARp / mss. Ihs Poet ssyA the iisaee
are 80 hard Ia Minnesota thu, the tsoplo
MO eau e., away src euiers'ins to other
States Tor The winter. One citizen u liar
,iass, ho has SO 600 invested in univ.
eembefsd real e.ta,.. ~ss saahls Ia borrow
fiay doii.s on = mortgage Of the wAals
property. and had 10 pawn hss watch U
Mllwnuk,s To p<v his hns-l fare.
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4 ssiler Wrs recently hfos4ht bsSsss .
mepl.us,. ior heating Ais wife. waea ~
us1i.,fa,s s,.-mr~d u ssseA Ais heat ~
asking him Il ~ did not hsew that he wi'e
w.s The weaker vssssl.s "If ~ ; -
ossa, no, TO carry % nasksAE." sstlsst
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The tonag lady Who ba,.. s~t, isais has
been pa, legsth.r again. and Is now wear.
.ng hecps to prevent a recurrence VI the
acc. inlI.
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~ PhIlllO. AHaraeg atLa'r, Marsh
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Office IN the building occupied by Hon. I
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The Nevada journal., 1858-11-05
THE JOURNAL.

AN INCIDENT AT UTIcA.-The Utica
Herald, in describing the cable celebra
ton of that city, has the following loud
paragraph:
"Just at the moment when the hun
dreds of Roman candles were lighted, on
Bragg S Square, twenty-one locomotives,
ranged on the track Of the Central Rail
road, "put in" their Anglo Saxon voice
They screeched and screamed, and
footed and yelled. They disturbed the
air with an unearthly sound. 1t was a
solid noise, and yet divided. The small
ones shrieked-thc big ones shrieked,
and they all shrieked together. 1t was
the mightiest roar of sound we ever
heard or conceived. It went up and
then came down again. The very all
above seemed to repudiate the institu-
tuition, as neither humar nor divine. Il
startled horses, warranted kind and gen.
tie. 1t woke up everything but the
sleepers in the bone yards. It grated
and rasped and outraged all the sensi-
bilities of hearing. 1t was, in short, a
marvel of sound of the first magnitude
Syracuse had rare touch of this
newly invented sound, at her celebra-
ton, but the locomotives gave it to us
=. raw"
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-05
SHERIFFS SALE,

DY VIRTUE efa Decree of Foreclosure and order Of
ID sale to me directed and delivered founded on q
Judgment issued ont Of the Hon District Court of the
lith Judicial District the 10Th day October A. D.
1853, in favor OF CHAS. ~NYDER and against S d
LEANIrT, for the of sails IS, PRINCIPAL debt with
interest on the said at , of y per cent per
month, from the rendition of judgment until paid And
whereas on the said l5th day Of October d. 1858 it
was ordered and dccrecd by the said Court that the
Mortgage set 70 tn in Plaintiffs complaint he forclosed
and the property therein described to-yvit:
One undivided Half of the building known as the Pail
Alley on the south side of Main street Grass Valley Ne
yada county nearly opposite the Banking House of
Deiano together with The interest Of the Defendant in
certain Lease from T. Mclaughlin saG Il Edwards
L Co" to chas. Snyder and T.. l.. Cove
A'so-An undivided One Half Of all the fixtures such
rs Balls, Alleys, and Bar Fixtures Stoves PIPES Chairs
Tables &c be levied upeu aud s'i satisfy aid jud-
ment interest and costs and the proceeds thereof sp-
pied TO the payment Of said Of )ncv AZ aforesaid
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY, the 9th
day of Nov e.'e, between the hours # 10 o'clock A.
NJ and p NJ in front Of the 'ourt House door in the
city Of Nevada, will scF pubc auction 10 she high
est bidder for cash in hand The above poper.
~ to satisfy and pay the af,rrezid judgments
Given under nay hand at Office IN the city Il Nevada
on this the 2lst dsy Of October, ics-
Nevada, Oct 22td : W KDRINC S,,rris
By Ed. BCRREII. Deputv
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-05
CONStablp'S Sale.

CTATE OF CALIF0RNIA-Countya and Township of
- Nevada-ss. By *irtue of an Execution to de-
vered issued from the Court of John Anderson, ESQ.,
aforesaid bearing date Both September, A. d. 1858
satisfy Judgment endered by said Court the Both
day of September last, in favor Of F. Win lel and c..
Ninne and against Stephen Venard, Samuel Connel,
and others for of S204 35 and S79 80 debt in
terest damages and costs of suit have taken in Exc
cuion and will sell to the highest bidder cash. the
following property to-wit
Mining Shaft and Mining Clclms, Engine, and all
fixtures therennto belonging, cald the Empire Mining
Company, Cement Hill, the south side and near
the road leading from Nevada Hos Bridge in the said
Township and County of Nevada, State of California
Which will sell the Court House door In Nevada on
WEDNESDAY,, NOV. 2ith, 1858 between the hours Of
O'Clock A. NJ, and O'Clock p NJ of said day. taken
the property of Stephen Vanard Samuel Conne and
others TO satisfy the above demands and accruing
U. S. GREGORY, Constable.
Nevada October 28th lsjS-td
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-05
Sllerif'S Sale.

VJ- uEREAS. the eth day Of October A d lsjs. a
w final judgment and decree rendered in the
District Court Of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the
State of California, in and for the County of Nevada
asalns: DENrE WOOSTER and in favor of FABIEN
CARRON forthe of 81 $50 with interest said
of 81 500 the rate of Three per per month
from the reniiot of Judgment until paid together with
all costs OF sut And whereas the said eth day of
October ID 1853 it ordered and decreed by the said
Court, that the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiffs
plain; be oreeOsed and the property therein described
wit;
The undivided Half of certau piece parcel
Land, situate and lying in the Township Ct Eureka,
County of Nevada. beginning at the norherly corner
thereof and running from theme" South 81 Eass 232
rods thence South 30 West "a rods thence north 81
West IS Rods thence South 80 West 32 rods thence
$40 West le4 rods and thence north SO East ll6 rods
place of beginning and containing l5s 1910 acres
said Ranch being formerly known as Metiuire's Ranch,
together with all and singular the tenements hsredita
and appurtenaE. s, be levied upon and sold to
satisfy said Judgment interest and costs, and the pro-
ceeds thereof applied the payment Of said sums Of
money a aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given that on SATi RDAI- the 1th
day of NOV'R 1858 between the hours of ten o'clock
A. VI and p. NJ in front of the Court House door in
the city of Nevada, will sell prblic auction to the
highest bidder for cash in hand the above described
property satisfy and pay the aforesaid judgments
Given under my hand Office in the city of Nevada,
this the 2oth day of October, 1883
5. w BORING, Sheriff
By Ed. BURRELL, Deputy,
Nevada, Oct. 2s-n
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-05

IMPROVEMENTS ON THE STATE IN
SANE AsYLuM.-The additions to- and
Improvements on, this institution, which
as ,ne public know, is located at Stock.
ION, have been completed. We learn
from the Argus that the wall surround
it is 1900 feet long, and 12 feet high in
the lowest place, and is built in a sub.
stantial manner of brick and mortar.
Within this wall there is the Female
Department, 3lx67 feet, subdivided into
10 compartments, each of which is ven-
tilated by openings both at the, top and
bottom. The floors are composed of as
phaltum, and there are two bath. rooms
and two water-clesets connected with
this depart tment. The Wash h-hodss fofii:r
nected with the Female Department III
20x22 feet, and contains.six wash trays.
Its floor is also Of asphalfanh.. Then
comes the kitchen, 44x46 feet, asphal.
tum fioor also; but this building is divided
into four rooms-one for store-room,
one for kitchen purposes, and two sleep
ing apartments. This building, which,
with the old structure, is some $50 feet
long, separates completely the Male
from the Female Department. The
building in the Male Department is Six
163 feet, which is divided and finished
in the same style as the building for fe-
males. The tower" is 81 feet in
height, and % feet at its base, surmoun-
ted with tank which contains 5000
gallons of water. This tank will supply
all the buildings with an abundance of
water, which will be forced from an
artesian well from steam pump, irri-
eating, as soon as the pipes can be car
ried out, the entire premises, The pa
tients can now be classified, WHICH could
not be done before, and the violent ones
can be removed out Of, the way of those
who may be Considered dmeasurably con:
valescent.
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-05

SLANDER.-Ifyo youf find man circdiat.
ing malicious reports about His hsisHt
bors. it may bel set down as an invasiabls
rule that any such person is dishonest.
Not only dishonest, but from his infa-
nous disposition, dangerous to all with
whom he may be acquainted. He cireu.
lates false impressions, and sets people
upon an erroneous course of Judgment
and conduct in respect to others. which
may frequently be ruinous to their pros
perity. 1t does general injury to so.
ciety, more than to the party slandered;
as it destroys confidence. The man who
is guilty of circulating malicious reports
must necessarily be deceitful, and :here-
fore dishonest; he must be abandoned
to every principle of moral feeling. In
ancient times, when man was convicted
of being slanderer, he was stoned to
death as being danger and curse to
the whole community. In modern times
there is even better remedy than this-
it is to cease all association with such
characters. Treat them like lepers;
abandon them to their own kind, which
is a social death, one by which they servo
as an example to others, This rule is
observed among all intelligent people,
and should be invaribly carried out in
every place by all good citizens.
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-05

LOOKING ON THE BRIGHT sIDE.-Here
is letter from a wife in Massachusetts
to her husband in California. She don't
intend going through the world with the
blues
Ny DEAR HUSBAND AS it is some
time since you left for California, sup
pose you would be glad to know how we
are getting along in your absence 1
am happy to say that we are enjoying
very good health on the whole. Just
at present two of the boys have got the
smallpox. Amanda Jane has got the
typus fever. Betsey is down with the
measles, Samuel got hooked by COW
the other day, and little Peter has Just
chopped off three of his fingers with a
hatchet. 1t is mercy that he didn't
chop them all off. With these trihing
exceptions, we are all well, and getting
along nicely. You needn't be at all anx-
ious about us. l almost forgot to say
that Sarah Matilda eloped last week
with tin pedlar. Poor girl she's
been waiting for the last ten years for a
chance, and I'm glad she's got married
at last She needn't have taken the
trouble to elope, though, for Pm sure l
was glad enough to have her 60. She
was great eater, and find baked beans
don't go off near as fast as they did
The way that girl would dip into the
pork and beans was caution to the rest
of the family. The cow took it into her
head yesterday to run away, which was
very fortunate, I'm sure, for the barn
caught fire last night and was consum-
ed. was in hopes the house would
60 too, for it's very inconvenient but
the wind was the wrong way, SO it didn't
receive much injury. Some boys broke
into the orchard the other day and strip
ped all the fruit trees. 1 am very glad
of it, for if they hadn't I presume the
children would have made themselves
sick by eating too much fruit. Hoping
you enjoy yourselfin California as well
as we do at home, l remain your affec
tionate wife.
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-05
COnStable'S Sale,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA - County of Eevada-
~ Township of Neyala-ss.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA - County of Tevada-
- Township of Nevala-ss,
BY virtue of an Execution delivered issued from
the Court of John Anderson, Esq acting Justice OF
the Peace, in and for the County aforesaid bearing date
sept eth. A. ID. 1858 satisfy Judgment rendered
by said Conrt the I'D day Sept 1853 in favor of w
stone and against VIM. B. Rice for the of Sl4S 6
debt interest damages and costs Of suit have taken
IN Execu- ion and will sell to the highest bidder for
Cash, the following Property, to-wi.
All the right title and interest that Defendant w B.
Rice, has in aud to 4 certain Mining Claim and Fix
lures there belonging situated the road leading from
Nevada City TO Robnson's Bridge, called, and on
Little Brush Geek, the head of said Creek and
better known as Rice's Mining Claims, / will sell the
same at the Court House door, in Nevada, on SATUR
DAY, NOV. 9Th 1853 between the hours of O'Clock
A. NJ, and O'Clock, p. NJ of said day taken as the
property of WIN. B. Rice, to satisfy the above demands
and accruing costs.
U. S. GREGORY, Constable
Nevada, Oct. l5-tds
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-05
Notice of Insolvency.

In the Distract Court OF the mi: II,iriaI s.-it
Of tlse .Ste q Cai..o -iS In q u3s:'cr e the Pc
ttioR OF J. IL LI, EFT M TnsuiIcrt peEtor
DURsUANT TO AN ORDER Of the IL, Hilos
Il SeanS, Judge oi tac aid District Court notira is
herety gveu 20 ali the creditor of the said Irsoent
- Rsckctt 20 De aud appear before me Hon NiIe caIs
aforesaid, in opca Court at II . Co. Iao, .. ai1
IN tAe city and County Ncvai la on the 18Th LAY
~ peecmoer' A d. 1873 al 10 o'clock A NJ of that
- 80 "'i tne'c 10 show cause, if they can,
Nhy inc prayer OF sal insaveut should ao be granted
1hn %n aSsiShnlet of his Estate he made and he be
geo .rom nis debts and liablities in pursuance
ute u. such made and provided anG in the
stayed.
l3y hand and the Seal of said Court this 18th
d.y of fOctober. A. d lass
(Seal) RUFUS SHOEMAKER. Clerk.
BY J S. Lambert Deputy
A. SARGENT, Atty for Plaintiff ,.ct l5ld
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-05
Sheriff s Sale.

EY virtue of an f. sui directed and issued
ID out of the Hon. d ci Court of the Twelfth Jul
deial District. on the }tH iac August u. 1873, in
favor OF +. b GODDAR- ~ r.. PALMER and l. HAN
SCOM. and against the PHArS VALLEY QUARTZ
MINING co, for the 1f $40 % debt with inter
est thereon the rate of 10 per cent per from
the sh day of August s5s till paid together with their
costs and disbursements, amounting to SI4 80 Ihave
levied and seized the following described property
which was heretofore attached, to-wt:
All the right title and interest of the 'Grass Valley
Quartz Mining Co. in and TO the QUARTZ MILL. con
ssting of Engine, Boilers, Building. Quartz Leads and
all appurtenances thereuuto belonging
Also-A small Engine, Boiler Building and Pumps,
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY. the 23d
day October 1855 between the hours of 30 O'Clock
NJ and o'clock r. NJ, in front of the Court House
door in the city Of Nevada will ell at public auction to
the highest bidder cash hand the above described
property TO satisfy and pay the aforesaid judgments
Given under my hand at Office in the city of Nevad
on this the lst day of October, 1853.
S. w. BORING, Sheriff.
BY ED. BURREIL- Deputy.
Nevada, October /, ls58-tds
The above sale is postpon, to sATURDAi October
Goth.
S. W. BORING Sheriff
Ed. Rurrell Den