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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-01-23
WINDOW GLASS


Z n Store and for Sale low, very superior article
j OF French Window Glass III! sizes.
Jan. 8, lejs, TAYLOR s IEOGE. ,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-01-23

DAKER'S COCOA, AND BROMA. PREPAR-
ID Ed FARlNA and RICE FLOUR, all nice
preparations for the sick and -convalesecnt. To be
had at Or. Z. II. Il =. G. KINNEX'S.
Staunton i an l6 1858.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-01-23

TTOR RENT.-The Rooms formerly occupied as
Il the indicator Office, on Nam St, also, the
Room in the same building formerly occupied by }.
O'Rear, as Taor's Shop. Enquire of Ii. NJ.
Bell.
January I6. 1853,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-01-23
NEvV PARTNERSHIP.

\ T HAVE this day associated myself with my
i il Brother Max. in the DRY GOODS and CLOTH
/ ING BUSINESS, which viii be carried on under
! the firm Of
y s. II, IIILB 4 BRO.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-01-23

TIME undersigned thankful for the very liberal
4 patronage extended to them BY the good peo-
pie 81 Augusta county, would respectfully call the
attention Of The public. to their superior Stock OF
DRY GOODS, and CLOTHING in all its different
bratches, Which we Will sell, net at or teloic Cos,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-01-23

" TuRpENrfNE, iINsEED OIL, &C., &C.. for
sale BY l., ,-. DIR. T. Ii. j. j. G. KINNEY.
jan I6, 1883
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-01-23
CHE AlmItcm.
SFHOl1TsAna PRICES.
sTAUNTON, Jan. %, 1873.

RICHMOND MARKET. Jan. %, 1858.
Repaired by ". r Staples &C 10.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-01-23

rEvTE subsc ibers have just openedan AMBR0-
4 TYPE GALLERY in stanton, Va, and beg
leave to call the attention OF the public to the fact
that they take pictures at the Extremely low price
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-01-23

Iec1ipts Of the Fmdicotor far tic arccA
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-01-23
EITTE Z L0WER STILL.

BTTING large auantities for cashat the prime
importing Houses, viii enable Us to sell at such
prices, that or patrons will think we are selling
Goods for glory anly. Persons wishing 20 Rur-
chase will ind Ito taer advantage 10 exam -e or
stock before buying elsewhere.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-01-23
FOR RENT.

THAVE for Rent very comfortable House il
L Stanton T ere is a good Garden attached.
WM H. HARMAN,
Jan. Is, 1853. Ex'or. Of " Oates, dec d.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-01-23

Jan. 9, 1853. Il.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-01-23
FLOUR.

TX KEGS Old Dominion Nails. on hand and fcs
q - sale BY TAYLOR d tOGE.
Jan O. 1888
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11
WHOLE NUMBER 399.

Blanche; "but / have always under
stood that they are somewhat remarka.
bile for their acuteness of hearing; and
if such is the case, there would be 70
necessity of their being very near, to be
made acquainted with our locality,
judging from the loud voices ! heard d
few minutes ago"
81 fear we've been rather imprudent,"
said Eugene, in Gepre eating tone;
'but in the excitement"
His words were suddenly cut short
by several loud voices of alarm from
without, followed by quick and heavy
tramp'ing across the deck; and tte-next
moment Sch Harper ana Dick Winter
burst into the passage, the former ex
claiming:
"We've run plum i,to red nigger's
nest. Cap'n, and Tom Harris is already
butchered and scalpedf
And even as he spoke, as if in confir-
nation of his Dire eadful intelligence there
arose series of wild, piercing, demonia-
cal yells, followed by dead ant omiu-
Gus silence.
SO far we haze followed the lovely he
roine and her friends in this adventure;
but the foregoing is all that we publish
in our columns. The balance IF the
narrative can only be found in the New
York Ledger, the great family paper
which can be obtained at all the period
ical stores where papers are sold. Re
member to ask for the ledger" dated
May 22d, and in it yon will get the con
tinuation of the narrative from where IL
leaves off here. If there are no book
stores, or ne IS offices convenient TO
where you reside, the publisher of the
Ledger will send you a copy by mail, if
you will send him five cents in a letter.
Address Robert Bonner, ledger office,
At Ann street New York This story is
entitled "Perils of the Border" and
grows more and more Interesting as i.
goes on.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11
Spring ArrangemeaE.
The Peoples Acc mmodation Stage Line.
csT4
ftE-- BETWEEN fTE4-gS<TssSE-
Nevada and Grass valley.

On and after April 10Th ISIS the aboveIn. of Con
cord Coaches Will coMMeucc run Ming follows
Leaves Smiths Exchange Grass Valley, at 8 and II
NJ. and =. II.
Returning leaves National Exchange at Q \ ". and ?
and = VI.
.5 Tie proprietor feels graceful for the liberal a.-
ronasr he ufrc extended 20 This Line Stages, aud
by uHcoa~ng efnItS I" accommodate all, low rates
cOnid, ntly expects coutiur: nee cfthc same
PI,-cngcr wing their sId directions at the
a--e Offices. viii be called tor
apld H. D CADY, Proprietor.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11
YANKEE C0URTsHIP.
BR ALICE DE WERE.

BR ALICE DE WERE.
Cottage by the hill side
Time near unto dark
Dorithy beside the fire,
Waiting for her spark;
Old man by the chimney,
Reading Boston aper;
Old ady near the table,
Making Sal a cap
Some other peculiar kind of garment
Very cold without and
W inl shrieking-howlng
Owls up in the orchard,
Out, perhaps. a fowl:ny
Rap, tap at the kitchen door
Dorothy looks pleasant.
"Jonthln.r she whispers slyly
Rot me if it snt,
Or some fellow that don't want 10 see.
Doors is open-"Jonathau,
Why. how du We do -
'N ell Dorothy, I'm putty well,
A seein how its YOU"
Old IL stop his reading,
Old woman quits the sewing;
Both Remark to Jonathan,
well meow, how its blowing,
There's going t. be some tall Gather. yet gweow."
S,utat!on over
Jonathan is num-
Nishes, sundry tuee,
hat he was ''to num-
Old folks getting sleepy,
Gin to nod the head;
Dorothy suggests IL at they
Had better go to bed
And prodig Gus lights up Jonabans ply sognomy
Cid fol snoring sounily,
%. ns folk Cos together;
Jonathan aud Dnruthy
Taking bout the weather.
iona, an i thmking
How to op the question;
But his heat Is thuming 50,
Can har, ly keep his on,
And his tongue ceaveth TO the roof OF his mouth.
Dorothy looks silly
Knows there's something coming;
Looks around a. jonathan
He feels much like running,
"Dear,st Dorothy, he says.
And his heart yeats faster
"Slose that YOU and wohld go
Down TO l'ai asOr
And get iiLk. d in the ting bonds of matrmouy
Years have passed away, and
Down w.t,'in the alcy,
Ear away from city,
slreet rni.ty a4,y
Sta II; little eottrae
" Nhltt snow N Ma ch
Jonathan aud Duru,ny
Sttln- o. thr porch,
And hall dozen y lite head, youngsters around them
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11
GuRERNATORIAL.

We congratulate our friends and neigh
bors of the Great NQrti - upon the
distinguished consideration with which
they have cen treated by our noble
and magnarimous Governor Compe
ent as he feels himself to govern the
State convcts, and the other scoundrels
in the Southern portion of the State, he
has long felt mis- inability to extend
sufficient quantum of his benign inf1ti-
ence over the auriferous and grain grow
ing regions of the northern domain
But he has relieved his mind of care in
this matter; he has likewise done justice
to the Moth. UuIike Burnett, Bigler,
and Johnsoa, who dared the task of
governing the whole State, our present
Executive has determined TO share his
tolls and his honors He has done it,
and Heaven, TehamA county and Nome
Lackee Reservation smile upon him
Hallelujah Hu2za for the immortal
saddle maker, and per-diem-troubled
Governor Lewis Let shouts ascend
t, the /" blue Heavens abdTe us bent,
f.om NJ ID Creek to Mount Shasta Law
AID Order, Lecompton, Niggef Bills and
Wellerisms shall live and flourish under
the Sub Gubernatorial administration of
J the patriotic pet of the amiable and par
donaJie occupant Of the other Chair Of
| State, IIa! ha! honrav for The new
Sub. Gov. Oh! that we just new this
highly important" officers powers and
duties. We wonder if he can pardon.
We are troubled to know if he can call
nut the "Milishy" and sign tand pay)
bills. We "hurst in ignorance not
knowing his salary and who pays it
BY the kindness of Governor Lewis
private Secretary, we are provided with
the annexed copy of his Sub Excellen-
cy's Inaugural Message. 1t was deliv-
cred lefore a congregation OF those who
first came under the notice of the Cav.
upon his receipt of his Commission. We
comdense it as follows.
Fellow Citizens and DiFgers. lam
Governor, o these parts, you betl-
Ne and Weller has jist got this here
State right whar Kelsey had the hen,
| amt no dog-on Black Republican, ef ]
was borned in Connecticut and raised on
shad. No indeed, Me aud Johnny
(meaning Weller) has alters been on the
est kind Of terms. He knows my in
huenee with yol and the balance of the
boys round here and he Knows how to
play for the Senate when old G@in's
term is out. He has come to divide on
his office with me and you bet, I'm his'n.
Y"s Stree; all the time.
But l must talk to You Injins Ho-
mo-dee. Hey-da-dec. Hy jun codslly! |
stand before You on this proud occa-
sion" as my friend Tom Spikon would
say, chock full Of filc and ardout and
Reservation whisky. Hi yu muck-a
muck, Boston tilicum, hi butt close, wce
cum tux! Iii yah! You sarrey aEerns9
You sarvey g'asshoppers! You sarrey
me and Vince! (Cheers from old Walk
ca-tah, who thinks it is grub time y
Well me and Vince is in lie writes
my letters, and vote his way, and him.
and me is good Injins. Sarvcy thati
I'm Sub. Gov. and if | can't play MY
game out then you needn't expect f'1
ever git to SO to Congress. That Tets
me out.
God and liberty.
Z. J. LEWIS S. 6.
Delivered at Nome Lack6e on this
day of grace, Monday. May cath. 1855.
BaFsc Record.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11
FgOoas y. FsnnEss,!:
6sen9rs Eage7ssscu4Fpvssl

Circulating Library ofover One Thousand volumes
Cfthc --latest aGd most P0uu.ae works published.
Also Magazines Perio5l1is. and Newspapers from al
most cycrF par; of the civil ed world
Steiner ragvrz 3nL C7l.fra 'veeklies neatly put in
wrapper for i';Gg-iosta-c Free.
Hatcs and D3iy J3Hr5s2- t.i e-S-a variety sizes
for the pocket 90 crun-iu s-raa9r.
NH&ai.ie.nt Gtbooks, Albums Valentines, &c, for
;hc tiniiayS
liberal share Of public patronage IS solicited and
hope by strict attention 10 Business and Low PRICES t.
merit the J. T. uAMIIN
Aihae'S Fire rrnof P~e' nvilIire Grosl - Pine
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11

~ The steamship E.icssnn, some.
time since announced 70 an excursion
to the Mediterranean, aa.r eastern cities.
has been Withdrawn. Pho excursion
has been indei n .ely postponed, and
very probably in consequence of wanY
of sufficient patronage tor such an entef-
prise.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11

- A Pennsylvania editor says !:
"Somcbody brought one bottle Of SOUP
water iuto our office, with the request 30
notice it as lemon beer If Esau wa.
green emo gh to sell his birthrigh, Cor 2,
mess of po,tage, it does no, prove that
we will tell a four shilling lie sor five
cents"
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11
DAILY STAGE LINES.
Daily STAGE LINE.
FROM NEVADA TO WASHINGTON

FROM NEVADA TO ASnINGToN
r-@Ayee On and after Jan. l. 1856, the above
t>-S-z5-.z. Line viii rnn IS follows:
Leaving Nevada At s O'clock a N and passing by
Mountain Spring House Nforgan's, Cold Spring White
Cloud, Gold Hill AMI Alpha, aud arriving at Washington
by o'clock in the afternoon.
II is the NEAREST and BEST ROUTE to Washington
Omega, Scotclman's Creek, Poor Mans Creek and
Eureka
Returning the stages will leave the SOUTH YuBa
HOTEL every morning 9 O'Clock, and arriving at Ne
vada by O'Clock p NJ connecting with :he California
stage Cos Coaches for Auburn, Sacramento Marysvie
and Shasta
oifice-South Yuba Hotel, Washington.
\ s. OLIN, PROPRIETOR
VS.. NcRonFRTs Agent. Nevada.
Nevada, pril 18th. IS-i-tf
The Placer herald., 1858-08-14

:, SEC o6 The said passage shall be delivered to
the County Clerk by one Of the Judges or Clerks
OF election in person, or may be sent by private
hand, or by mail. If sent by private hand the
person delivering it shall. before the County Clerk
take and subscribe an affidavit that the package
was delivered to him by one Of the Judges (nam-
ing him. that it has not been out of his possess
sion since 1t was received, and has undergone no
alteration while in his possession. The affidavit
shall be endorsed on the package If sent by
mail, it should be mailed by one of the Judges,
and the postmaster shall make on il an endorse
ment that he received it from one of the Judges
(namng hm)
The attention of Inspectors and Judges is call
ed TO an Act to amend an act to regulate cleo
tions. passed March 23. 1855, on page 100 of the
Statute of 1855 Also to an act to prove for pay
ing certain equitable claims against the State of
California, and to contract funded debt for that
purpose approved April 2S 1851
The Placer herald., 1858-08-14

PUBLIC OPINIoN.-Thoso governments
which have not the sagacity to preceive what
is truly public opinion-to distinguish be-
tween it and the mere clatnor of faction.
or shouts Of fanaticism m-and the good sense
and the lirmness t" yield, timely and cautious
", to the claims of the one-and to resist.
promptly and decidedly, the demands of the
other-are doomed to fall Calhoun.
The Placer herald., 1858-08-14

"a. Grizzly Fat-Inspector, W. A. Housel. Ind =
.. ID. O'Neill, and N. Z. Dubois.
%. 'u'nerdl Bdr-lnspectOr. William ROGERS.
80 Judges, Thomas Hours and James Graves.
80 Fords Bar-lnspector. j. l.. Finley: judges.
John Galloway and James Cole.
81. Green paHey-Inspector, E. B. Hale: judges.
D. Vincent and VIM. Handy.
49, DomdScus-lnspector d. B. Collins; JUDGES.
Thomas Moreand and NJ. Fl. Matthews.
TOWNSHIP No s.
o9 .4ntone Canon-Inspector. c. p. Tracy:
Judges. Robert johnson and G.. p. Thomas.
4o. Last tChamce-Inspector P G. Hyland; Judgs
g. Morgan and B. Leggett.
fl. Deda~ooa-lnspector, E. b. Webster; Judges
f. Birdsall and James Minor.
TOWNSHIP No. g.
az. SfeDart Nat-Inspector, G. C. Newman:
Judges N. G. Pcnry, and George King.
43. .NeD CasHe-lnspector. j. Stewart: Judges.
Geo. Dale and John Holder.
a. Pine Gr0re-lnspector. l.. G.. Smith: judges.
Il. Sherman and Mathew Finley.
40. Frdnhhn HOuse-lnspector c. t. Harlan:
Judges, j. T. Poland and John Wixon.
AZ. Horse Shoe Bar-Inspector S. S. Sweet:
Judges, james Smith and - Campbell.
TOWNSHIP No 10.
Al. Gr0ys Precinct-nt Wyman's 's-Inspector.
Arnold Denton; Judges, Smith Worden and
George Sewcll.
4o. Cor S Ranch Inspector. Paul Cox; Judges,
). +. Dameron and L T. Chamberlain
/ X s $ 5;|5& SsHEHF %;HERT Board Supervisors.
Attest-TABB MITCHELL Clerk.
Auburn, August 10TH 1858
The Placer herald., 1858-08-14

NED McGowAN.-A re;urnd Frazer river
emigrant informs the MarysviIle Express
that "the only time he saw Ned MrGowan,
the old fellow was playi"g fife and beating
drum TO the tune of Yankee Doodle with
no less than 5000 people following after him.
He had four Colts revovers swung to him.
The Placer herald., 1858-08-14

~. lo,oa HW-Inspector, W. G. Rich; Judges,
-. W. B. Lyons and R. T. Bowley.
%. .14onona Nat-Inspector. J. NJ. Hawley;
Judges Charles Van Gorder, and J. D. Nc
Donald
The Placer herald., 1858-08-14

The attention OF plectors and boards of Judges
of Election, is called to the following provisions
of
The Placer herald., 1858-08-14

AccIDENr.-M w. F. Anderson, District
Attorney of Nevada county, was thrown
from horse between Rough and Ready
and Nevada, on Sunday last, AMI had his left
hip severely injured. Happily no bones
were broken.
The Placer herald., 1858-08-14

"When thou art buving horse or choos-
ing wife," says Tuscan proverb, "shut
thine eyes and commend thysef to God"
The Placer herald., 1858-08-14

A VALUABLE BIRD.-A gentleman in Gin
cinnati owns game cock, two and half
years old, which has won twenty one battles,
and netted over $1,000!
The Placer herald., 1858-08-14
RASSETTE HOUSE,
Corner Of Bush s. SansOme streets.
SIN FRf.NCISCO.

S.7.V FR.I.N CISCO.
SAMUEL TODD, Z. |. ARMSTRONG;
HNHIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL. having been
Il recently completed and furnished in the most
sumptuous manner, presents now superior induce
ments to any hotel on the Pacific coast for con-
venience. comfort and luxury.
The house is never closed, and strangers can
rely on receiving every attention that will con-
duce to their comfort.
THE TABLE will at all times be furnished with
every delicacy the market affords. The SLEEP
ING APARTMENTS having been thoroughly re-
newcd, patrons Of the heuse can rely on being
well accommodated.
This house being conveniently situated presents
all the advantages of private home with the
best requisites Of a public hotel Families ac-
commodalcd with board at the most reasonable
rates. TODD a. ARMSTRONG.
August 7th, 1853 N.Y.
The Placer herald., 1858-08-14

TOWNSHIP No 6.
2S. Rgth-Inspector, F. Neavitt; Judges Charles
Hardenburg and John Farbush.
~ Michigan Bluf-lnspector, E. H. Bartlett;
Judges, Thomas Sims and W. Mott Leet.
SO Stony Bar-Inspector, j. K. Bord; Judges.
N. Hasst and John Frisbee.
81 Horse Shoe Bar-Inspector. Michael O'Boy;
Judges, Il. Barrett and K. Stewart.
Township No. 7.
tTtsc0rasin HHi-Inspector, j. r. Brown; Judges,
The Placer herald., 1858-08-14

The ancient Greeks buried their dead in
jars. Hence the origin Of the expression
--"he's gone to pot"
The Placer herald., 1858-08-14
Cigars and Tobacco

ever displayed before in the mines. He assures
his friends and the public generally. that through
his long experience in that business he is able
to furnish goods to all that call Mt his place. and
he is determined TO sell as cheap as can be sold
at Sacramento. He is able to furnish Cigars now
as low as IS per thousand, and as high as 81 10
per thousand.
He has also a large stock Of Tobacco, and can
furnish you with any brand that can be called for
together with an assortment of Fruits, Conlec
tionary. Cigars, Smoking Tobacco. Pipes Playing
Cards Preserved Fruit. Also, Toys, French Ac
corlcons Flutinos. &c., &c.
Can you appreciate fine favored Cigar? II
you can. call ut BARNEY'S Store, and you will
not be disappointed in finding it,
Ye Tobacco Chcwers have you any fayorite
brands of Tobacco? Call at BARNEY'S. he can
supply yon with any brand you call for.
The celebrated Corn Cob Tobacco sold at
BARNEY'S.
Confectionery of every description at
BARNEY'S.
Nuts of every description sold at
BARNEY'S.
Fresh Fruit always on hand at BARNEI'S.
Candy, Toys, for Christmas and New Years
Gifts--a large assortment at BARNEI'S.
French Accordeons. and Flutinas constantly on
hand and old ones repaired at BARNEG'S.
Goods will be forwarded to any part of the
mines free Of charge. BARNEY GOO KIND.
two doors below Wells. Fargo & Co.'S Express.
Auburn, April 18th, 1858. my.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-28
Ad jOurnm ant or the Lr.i,laturr.

California has awoke from a horrid night
mare. The Legislature has adjourned. and
California breathes. lives again. A pletho.
ric Treasury greeted tho assembling of the
late Legislative body, of whom high hopes
were entertained that Treasury is now de-.
pleted, or the door opened to hugo and
monstrous swindles which will soon render
it So
In earlier days, California has convened
some singular. curious ani surprising Legis.
lative bodies but none more so than the
one whose refulgent light fickered down
into the socket of time on Monday last. Our
former Legislative bodies dabbled in uncon
stitutional scrip, which the honesty and
patriotism OF the people subsequently le-
galized; but the late Legislature had nearly
half million in hard cash, and had there
been provision in our State Con>titution
requiring the State funds to be appropria.
ted before they could have adjourned, il
could hardly have been moro efrectually nc.
complished. The records present host of
relief bills, and appropriations for dana ges
sustained by State Prison operators, and
bummers whom the people have refused to
entrust with positions Of honor aud emolu
mert, until the footing up will show that
there is little or nothing left. Well. let
them go Their adjournment is worth half
a million to the State. and the people should
square accounts with them md sna th,,
they do not again thrust themselves forward
to disgrace the halls of Legislation by uu.
profitable recitations in the science Of pugil.
ISM by the gross interpretation of the
public sentiment and the prodigai expcndi.
ture Of the resources of the State.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-28
Legislature.
SACRAnIENTo. a.

SACRAMENTO, April %.
In the Assembly the usual resolutions re.
garding. Clerks. Porters, etc adopted. Con-
current resolution adopted allowing Con.
troller to draw warrants in favor of McCau.
ley: uovernor vetoed amendatory act di :.
viding the State into counties and establish.
ing seats of justice therein. Resolution
adopted rendering the thanks Of the House TO
Speaker Whitesides. Speaker whitesides
made feeling speech, after which the House
adjourned sine die.
SESATE.-Goternor appointed Melony,
Controller Of State. Senate confirmed the
Approved net making civil
for the tenth fiscal year; act
appropriating $4,000 for the support Of the
Insane Asylum. and act providing for the
sale Of the 10Th and Seth sections Of land for
'chool purposes Twelve O'Clock arr wing,
he President declared the Senate adjourned
iae dte.--.ve,cs tel.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-28

KILLED BY A SrEER.-The following ac-
count of the killing of man by wild bul.
lock is fl ON telegram to the State Journal
Of Monday
Thos. Mcdonnell n native Of Scotland was
proceeding along Third street on Wednesday
evening about nine o'clock, when he was at.
tackled and overthrown by n steer that had
broken from drove of wild cattle which
were being driven through the ssrcet, at the
time. He was frightfully gored and tramp
ed by the animal. 1t was found that one Of
its horne had penetrated the brais Of the
victim through the right eye. The suffering
man was conveyed to the hospital, where af
ter lingering until yesterday morning in
extreme agony, he expired