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Tobacco.

ono BOXES IAnghOrne 4 son's ex. Cold Lea
~<UO Tobacco:
30 boxes r. NJ BnaKs No. Tubaoco;
SO do Jus = tiOlwta's Rosebud tobacco;
SO do Keen& smiths I'm Fo,i Tobaeeo,
In store and fOT sale by
novz. HARRIS, GORDON 4 CO.
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SAM. yANLEER & CO.,

And shan bs pcts,s ~ ses tie DID fnaeds and Gus
t,lsrs % ats nFin, assuring thcn ~ m! pes' oi
ss., A., warrant a voatiauaucv liberal IAatron'
ace bestoN cd on tlgv u.d IA a. - -. -,
lrC. Al. SAN' 'N-'A~''
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Enn BAfsRF1S Iscan e glur.ira Whisky;
t1OO 20 do sam iisls's de-.
nova HARRIS, GonnoS co.
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NEW SERIES NO. 949.
Me0ilal.
r. r. r..

HEALTH win, In all cases. follow the use OF Rad
IL ways r R. Remedies. There siek
or diseased, so weak, feeble crippled with pain
inhrmities but that Railways Ready Relief Removal
ing Resovcnt, or Regulators, the nature OF the dis
ease or sickness may require, viii quickly and rapid
ly
Railway RenovRiing Resolvent; RadWay sfcCnlators
Each or these remedies possesses special curative pow
ers over certain dseases Yet there other dseas
es, wherein their combined medicinal properties
required; and when thus used If there Is sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body o.
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THE parthershiP hervtoforc existing between ths
uadersl- aeI, aacT the nrEn natue 0i H. Is. Aots
RIs A CO, Ia The Srucery sad CVnulzslyn bdsinczs
Is thts day dissolved BY mutual consent, H. 3 Morris
h.ylpe s6ld hls interest TO Hugh McCrea Either part
ner l. authorized 70 use the nAie 81 me hrn "a 1ai
d.th,u n b. AOkklS,
W HOOPEis HARHIS-
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CONSTITUTIONAL diseases.

Many diseases that aiict humanity are Inherited as
heir looms from the diseased bodies OF sckly sres
ScroiulA, Consumption, Syphilis and Fits are among
the most common Of constitutional Diseases Now
care not how many generations the seeds OF these dis
eases may have been established ia the system
ruPtng The blood-lidddy's ReordtirO IeSo viii
eradicate from the bodies of the afflicted every part
Gle OF diseased deposits and h the veins with new
pure and healthy blood '
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"a ARTN RSHIP.

IIAVING purchased tAe Interest of Mr.. t. u. Nor
Il RS IA the business u n h Morris a Co, have
ls dsy .ss..claiod Nith me Ar. ". Hoopcr Harris,
ANA u ii cougiane GFoUSry aud Csnlussasa bAs-
iness Al tae old stand HUH AcIttkA-
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SERVANTS.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS 5

". have row on hand znasaaity large stock o. all
ss al ia.n anl @ Lorea Costoas. Tor hoaae and nela
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Chudren,s Diseases.

RddsOdys RerOuuio Issolrarsi should be hailed as
blessing by every mother throug out the hand whose
infants are afflicted with sores, Humors, &C. These
ofeakngs out lthus eaTy) are evidence Of disease
transmitted from the parent stock few doses ofthe
e'oodtiFg heSoireat will eradicate every ves the
disease andlnsure the child sound and healthy body
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A CAR ID

IN retiring from the eas!nezs desire u tender my
L thanks "a my uuH4sroas Fstr0ns and iflSsss Tor
their ssls and liberal I4lroaasu, aad Ssad Tscvtal-
auld uls seerssaTz, Asssrs hCsR No za-A A Co, IS
goatleInon Ia every FesEect worthy u euss h4enee
4 a. AOllIS.
N.L.,.l. s.,.t la fSag
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n New Arrangement.
THE /" OU T II /"
4" T H E S T A T E S ,
Tn he Consolidated.
To he Consolidated.

A y arrangement has been concluded between r.
n A. PnYos editor bf the Richmond sofffi, Aiid the
pruprietor of tbs paper riE STArE$, by Nhich she
Rot III and the % be consolidated intn one
pAper be Pabi'sari Ia this eits IA an eAiargoi
fprss aud 10 be under the cdiIoTAA! c@htrol ~ MI
PRYnR
The raE-r aT,l - tks 0rgaa a Torruz er et9te,
fssf deref % gcsoraf ias,rcas ~ IA icstcFdtc
arts, in aco0raaHcc 7siA As P'1isFtss >ts F,SAi'
Draaacracg-
Mk. FkTok viii undSrtaksthe eeisortAl control of
the uaper between the -oth u this not AID TIE lst
OF DeeeHibeF.
Il all be confused under the nams Of . IHE
sTAIkS' and pablisAed pn the follow as terms;
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THE GREFENBERG MEDICINES

A RE- well known and eagerly sought for throughout
~ the whole Continent Of America.
Never Before their introduction could any se-
rios Of popular remedies be found thai equal To
any emergency that were always TO be relied and
were within reach of the poorest persons
Never Before the GrPfcu6erg pits, conid you
obtain Tor 25c certain remedy FOR Bilious Diseases
Liver Complaints. Dyspepsia. C0sIiveness and Asthma
Never Before this Fever aud Ague remedy
could ytaing be found that cured all cases Of Chlis
and Fever for SOC
Never Before the Green Mountain Ointment
was there To he IouEd, for 25c. any immediate
for Barns, Bruises, Cuts, old Sores, Erysipeas and
lnfammations, either external or internal
Never Before WarshaII,s Uterine Ca
tholieOn was Falling oi the Womb, and other
Uterine diseases found 10 he durable. Now, ten cases
out Of twelve are cured by this medIcne.
30 IL any physician supposcs that this Is merely n
quack remedy, we would reply, THAT It is prepared
by Dr. Pomeruy of Uticaa wealthy and old phsyichtn
OF the Anofathic school-that wi furnish amy
putable phscian any quantity OF ts gratuitously
test its merits on his PATIENTS and furthermore, by
writing TO Iir irpomeroy he be furnished with its
component parts. IL is the greatest blessing 10 the
fend that the science of medicine has discovered
in "A century.
Never Hefore the Grefenbcrg Dysentary Sy.
rup, there a certain remedy for Bloody Fiux Dy-
s.ii,eTN nlArru "a UloiOs now all can be cured IN
Never Before the introduction or the Children s
Panacca could mother feel the life OF her babe safe
for day, while uuder i've years Of age. lcutlfui
diselses and strong medicines carried them uil-uow
tins medicine cures them even aiter teh doctor and
nurses have pronounced their cases hopeless. Price
only SOC.
Never BEFORE was any Tonic Bitter popular
as the lIcaih Bltcf that costs .SC. why should TIE
world suffer from Dyspepsia or Billions diseases
while this simple medicine can, at ali times, prevent
itl
Never Before was any preparation OF Sarsa-
parllL powerful as that compounded by the Grse,
frubcre co
Never ReGore has the Consumptivc's Rain
found IT. equal. How many are the now in life and
health, who would, ere this, have entered Death
dark portal, Il they had not been recommended "a
use this in preference to many nostTums that are
loudly Vauntedf
Never Before were Piles and kindred diseases
certain cure. We have certificates of persons en-
rcly recovered after Dr Mottc. aud other great ply
scAns had asserted that nothing but the knife could
afford relief
Never Before could nfamed eyes and weak
OF sight be cured for twenty 1--we cents The Eyt
Lotion does IL.
Never Before any Book published thai
contains much medical knowledge as the Grefen
berg Manual OF Health, for twenty ave cents. Il
ought TO be iH every family in the laud.
Never before hasany Almanac been published
valuable the Health Almanac. II rs furnished
gratuitOusly by all Druggists, and by
AI-E.A. MACKENZIE,
oct2f-u IL College street. Nashville.
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Fairbanks Scales.

FUII. stock Of ali sizes IN store for sale by
"a luuvz HARRIS, GORDON A 90.
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c.npErs AN. OIL CLOTHS.

An ,xls,As Linen aud Gotten shssting PlSS oottons
md flnens all qualities, Table p~sAAsk Towels, Nap
-
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TIVE sfORk-kOoA Broad stFccg. one deer from
IL ths corBer a fTonl street, ass oxrupaed BY X.
l. WEAKtE1 Peasc.s1a can b. had iusmetittely Il
deslred, % &c Tie ist u JsailsFy nsKL Apply %
A ~. lltSSOS. -
noxis-im ffSiIkK. NnkiAsS 4 90
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED STAND.
Ready-made Clothing
MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

NJ. SULZBACHER,
NO. 53 Market street Nashville,
THAMES great pleasure IN Informing his friends. pa
troi and the public generally that he is still 20
he found ut ms old stand with large assortment OF
Fine and Common Keady-maac SIO-
thing Furnishing Goods, Ktats,
Caps, Ac., &e.. &c.
Also a choice selection of Piece Goods consisting In
part Cf Fine Cloths, Cassmcres OF every description,
six and Velvet vesiings- In addition 10 the above
there be found al the same place the celebrated
Cutter PfIFFFR, who Will always be on hand tu give
those favoring HIM with call "a beautiful TT. Goth
ng made 90 order aud Tailoring work done ln man
give satisfaction both regards price aud the
quality. The subscriber takes this method 81 tender
rg hts thanks q his customers for their patronage
and b~es "A continuance Of same, ana requests the
pubic call and examine his sto,k before puTchas-
ing else here.
All persons indebted to the subscriber will please
settle the soon possible, as the odd busi-
must be settled up and much further iHdulgeuc
cannot be allowed GBNUAA oct22-tljan
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NOTICE.

TN retiring from the nTm OF Aotaht Naneer a 90.
uaks tsts upportGhLs "a FetGTtHg tny thahAs tvs
~, ,.,.l t.rs,stzs hyrctfore extended % AIS t.te
arm and recommend nay t0rin,I partner As gsAuS'
MAJ 49, A. W. AcsAil..
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nRLINQuEErs.

NJ. hsr.e ear delsaqnent fgteads who N arreare
,-.x,.s 20 lsg d JznaAFy, ls4s ws not be oreneed
h, 49, aaa slartr arceanss IA ne hAnes o. or
80 ~ we sssi thai have bern very lndalgcnt, and
s.rnea nas Viii net Natt iongef.
n4ysi-u D. Z haSAinf = eNs
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Copper.

m slHEEn IS pound Cspser.
lU 10 - 80
10 IS
10 a.
JsssFsesisva ssa cor sAis by -.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

hENEWAFIE
me Square, one year $30-each additional suuare $ls
written notice must be gwen take cut and stop ad
Eertsemenis of yearly advertisers Dcfo he year
pizcs, otherwise we shall charge I'LL doi e.,
No contraet Of yearly advertisements viii be dscon
tnuef w.ssont previous will any charg
De made Tor less than year the earl rates
ss- Advertisers exceeding the s. ace contract
sd for will be charged for the exc, IS. Sst
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Great Reductions In Goods I!

4 RI ciassiae taetr c-tire s1ck Of DRY 6esft< a.
II Frsrss tlaaf 1EIli sarIa1se yea Call a11 e4y
Aasans a. IRON ccnts ~ 80 pes yaE4-
calks Al Aali
Embraieere1 Mantles a. f,ssFsh cnsl
teei<ts a greatly Fesieseai pFsars-
cah Al oHss A1d set b4fEzinsof
ssglc-sd Z. AcSAlkf 90
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CIaibOrne's Machine Works,
Removal.


TNHE subscriber takes this method of informing his
old customers and friends and the public general
y, that he has removed hts Hardware store from the
old stand Market street To No. So in the large brick
building lately erected the South side of Broad ST.,
where he Keeps constantly on hand and makes 10
der the articles embraced in his lire OF busi
lie invites especial attention to his large assort
ment of CASTINGS, IOIIJOW-WARE. BRASS, &c, such
Mantle and Coal Crates Wagon Boxes, Plow AOlds,
Straw Cutters, Corn-Shcllers Corn -Crushcrs, Mill
Crushers Blcony Work and Iron Fencing, Coffee Mills,
Tea Kettles Brass Kettles, Dog Irons, Candle Sticks,
and an almost endless variety Of other articles.
Jan. 29-tf ANDREW ANDERSON.
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Mnsif, piauos, &f.

"a y - HC.
~ +. TIIURSTON Will resume his les a4ax
sons m Nocaliztiio9 ana on Tue fl'iio nrrz3
Orders m mov o be left al his room at the Sc
nance Hotel septS-u
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IL, persons indebted to the estate of SARAH :.
- EWING, are requested 10 come forward and make
pay uent and those - whom Tie estate Is indebted
are hereby requested to rssesit tltf clalus Tor set
tleInent Or they wiil be forever barred
ABKAM l.. DEMoSs, Ex'r.,
septeo-tf OF sarah = Ewing.
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piauos, Planos, PiaMOs!

rNHE greatest bargains in Piano srzf.s<<$psem
be had "a tnc Manuf4eIory OF CCM- W TN
NINGS X GANFiELn, GJ7, broadway, near Bsercher
street PIauos plain and ornamental Cases, Pearl
aud Ivory hsys, prices below all competition,
wholesale and retail Every lustruneui Warranted
C,r . y,ars CUMMINGS Il CANFIELD,
ustI,-il.n No. 6J7 broadway, New York.
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Drp 0oObs Clothing.
New Clothing Store.
Ward, Birmingham 4 Co.,
pNAC'VVCAE4 VAEkIONS.

No. 20 I"Jiic Square, opposite South end of the
Market House. r.
I'VE are now receiving large and entire -
w new stock Of FALL AND WINTER REA- ~
DY-MADE CLOTHING AND GENTLEBEN'S NJ
FURNISHING GOODS, most of which were Ill
made To order, Of the latest styles, and
not be surpassed any house IN the city. Our stock
is comprised in part Of all the newest styles Of over
coats, Frock and Dress Coats. all eolors; Business
Coats, Office Coats, Cashmere Pants and Vests in
great variety.
Patented SHOULDER SEAMID STuRIs a large and ex-
tensivc stock and warranted tit better and wear
better than any other make of Shirts. Gloves, Neck
Ties, Searfs Mufiers, Cravats Seliadjusting Stocks
Under Shirts, and Drawers, Half Hose, Suspendcrs,
Ianen Cimbrc, ,Bandann aub PonFee Handkerchief,
Travelling Shawls, Robe de ChamGrcs, Youths Coats
Pants and Shirts Umbrellas, &c.
Piece Goods.
We have also a large and superior lot of Cloths
French and HElish-ai, Black aud Fancy Colo ed
Cassmeres of entirely styles solid coored Cas-
sinercs ot all qualtes Fancy cut and Velvet Vest
inCs, Fancy Cashmere and NoTSted Nestng, Creme
Cine Nesng; which we Will make up TO order in the
very best st5 le and guarantee a it to please the
no SALE
ALEX. r. NlCHOL sOlscits a call from his friends.
All Goods sold by US we guarantee to be repre-
sented time of sale We viii alse cut Clothing 10
order. WARD, BIRMINGHAM X co.
Sept15-u
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Posi- Office.

NGsH> nEE, March 20, IsSs.
TSRoM and after the EST uf Apr, the Post Oihce wl
II be opened on Sundays at half-Ia A. NJ. aud
close at A. N. Open again al y. a. and close At
r. NJ. On all other days the Ufice viii be opened al
half past o, O'Clock A. ~, and ese y O'Clock r.
NJ 5. r. ANDERSON, Post Master
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nem-Dork.

From vISCHER, OWEN q CO.. General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, SAG Broadway,
New York
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Negroes Tor Sale.
Notice.

lHTE have a good House Carpenter, aud nrst-raic
w Cook Woman Cheap toT Cash.
iv2l-u Il. n. HAYNES 4 Cn
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a CxENNesE.

TIAvING this day associated with me in the China
II Hail. J. G. harden, hereafter the style OF the Frm
will be J. c. Darden Co.
octis c. F.. PEACHER.
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Star Candies,
Guuny Bags,

O00 BOXES Work and Theioti star Candles, IN
nova HkRRIs, GORDON 4 Gu.
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We have BOW IN stare etesant STICK Of Velvet
Kgassels ,.iy and Iiy inErAin caFpesnss tegcies
- p Nstts nrazsrts, white and cosoxed
u-ftaes etr We have also Tie largest ana bcststek
- sroseht tsfkss uaarket, SEVERAL T@t
terms entrciy he~ and n gnatAy iAtrrior 70 H@se
"a ~ xh,rh se sall ssll t.se very iosesf aossibis
,,-tr,-s fsr cash o. gsassff bsysfs On tinse-t
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VOL. XXI.
new-Dork.

From ANDREW WINDS General Advertising House,
133 Nassau street ,New-YOrk.
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E0 BAI.ES extra heavy az bashei Gunny Bags
etO lsist receised and foF sair by
usVo. HARRIS. G0RnON 4 90.
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LIVERY STABLE.
utuKoE AACURhGoN JAMS h'NA"|4~
.IACGREGOR - BANkHEAD,
General Commission Merchants,
Ie cAEoNDElEr STREET,
New OrAc ans.

IAAlLS BASkiII.AD X CO., Nashville, Tenn, Will
u. max, sasit atv auces Cotton, NbaccO anu otia-
& rrOIuCe shipl,ed ~ tAe above house
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DISSOLUTION.

yYyUF n1rlnefsuAp ncIctuIusc cNlstng DvtNcen the
! sut,scrn ere under she arm al MCCALL NANlEfh
go. Is IN = dly at,-oiYcd by mutual cuusrh'' A
A A. cali eul.ag from tie Hftn. sam Nantrcf =
,i,,. ,utl IA .I a. usc oi tv nrm IA iiiu
-, a. ". ACCAiI.,
- .i.,..tt, n,e = is5S SAN HANIEt-tS.
IVAVtNG purchased The entire Interest OF a "
Ill A,tsALl Ia tuv uftn OF Mo- ALI, NAAlEth ~
s,,,ii r,t,tiuuu tAe sEardX " are k1ustncss al
Ih old sllla No. -, u1a ssfAs1 stroes, @~Hei me
The hydraulic press., 1858-11-20

New FLUME.-The Middle Yuba
Canal Company have lately construct
ed q substantial fume which leads
from their ditch to Manzanita Hill.
It is 2,40O feet in length, creates.
height from the ground So feet, and
the box is two feet eight inches wide,
by two feet deep. 1t is very hand
some, workmanlike structure, and re-
fleets much credit upon the contractor,
Maj. G. Welton, of this town.
The day has gone by for elevating
fumes upon crooked poles, in such
an insubstantial manner that the FIRST
heavy wind will topp!e them to the
earth. Every piece Of fiume con-
structed for the Middle Yuba Com
pany is noticeable for its strength and
lcomeliness, and the miners do not allow
themselves to be outdone in this par
ticular.
The hydraulic press., 1858-11-20
DIED.

In this place, on Sunday evening, November 14ths
LOUISA wife of EDWARD SKrr aged 80 years. Form.
erly of Armenia Duchess county. N. Y.
The death of good woman is always cause for
grief but especially in California where the influence
of such is so much needed
The circumstances attending the deeease Of Mrs.,
Ski peculiarly affecting 1t is only few months
ago that she married and to this State with
her husband and now, already, the home sancted b.
much hope and affection is desslate. Nearly three
years brother who just ready to 60 home,
met his death this hill by mining accident; and
now she lies by him the little knoll of buried hopes
She had endeared herself to many in this community
by her amability and intelligence, which rem
dered more attractive by vein of sweet unaffected pr
ETY. alike free from bigotry and sectarianism. She
might have done much good, but she is gone. There
regrets for the dead and earnest sympathy for the
living. (
The hydraulic press., 1858-11-20

Pooh CHARLEY We are panied
to record the death BY drowning Of
Charles Baldwin, who formerly lived
in this place with his parents, and
who was brother-in-law of Mr.. g..
D. Dornin. For the last year Char
ley has been in the Office Of the Pet
aluma Journal, where he endeared
himself, as that paper says, to all
with whom be associated. On the
afternoon Of Sunday, Nov. 7th, he
went to take a sal! on the creek, and
on the following morning his boat was
found, with the oars missing, and oth-
er indications that he had fallen over
board and was drowned. After dill
gent search and dragging for his body,
it was found, and on Friday, yester-
day, he was to have been buried.
Charley was only II years old, and
gave promise Of useful life. His
death has nearly broken the heart Of
his gray-hsaded mother.
The hydraulic press., 1858-11-20

D@The California Farmer says that
"the grape needs deep, rich, warm
and dry soil, to bring it to perfection,
and therefore the slopes of our noun
tains and hillsides, and the best uplands,
are the places for the vine." Other
writer's ON this subject have remarked
that the quality Of the soil is not the
most important thing to be looked at in
the grape culture, provided that it be
deep and dry enough, but that the ca
matte is the chief consideration. IF that
Be congenial, the grape will prosper on
almost any soil. Well, in the noun
tsins Of California we have good soil
and congenial climate both; hence the
success which has attended all attempts
q grape culture.
The hydraulic press., 1858-11-20

1@We make a practice of filing all
the exchanges received at this Office in
the Room of the Library Association
that is, after we are done with them.
We mention this fact by way of induce
mcnt to persons to become members.
Those who are not in the habit of porting
every week over the interior papers Of
California do not know the pleasure they
miss No one can obtain an adequate
idea of the resources, and social eondi-
ton and characteristics of the noun
tains unless they read the mountain pa
pers. In few years this collection will
be of great value and interest, and per-
haps productive of more profit to some
body than all the toll expended in pro-
ducing regularly our own little weekly
The hydraulic press., 1858-11-20

DELINQUENT TAX L1sr.-The Ne
vada Journal of yesterday publishes a
list Of delinquents on the special tax
list, and says the property taxed therein
wae assessed quite lately by order of the
Board Of Supervisors, and doubtless but
few Of the persons whose names appear
in the list are aware of the levy. The
most Of the property consists Of money
invested in mining claims, chiefly on
San Juan hill, and money secured on
mortgages.
The Journal promises to publish the
general delinquent list in supplement
tai form in day or two, and hints some
thing awful about there being twelve
columns of solid delinquencies.
The hydraulic press., 1858-11-20
THE COUNTY.

For the following items Of interest we
are indebted to the Nevada Democrat ::
New TRIAL.-Judge Searls has gran
ted a new trial to Cole, convicted at
Downieville, some months ago, of the
murder of Overmyer. 1t appears that
several of the jurymen had acted inn
properly while hearing the inyestiga-
ton. y
GRIZZLY CAUaHr.-A young griz-
ely, weighing between three and four
hundred pounds, was caught in trap,
near Omega, on Saturday last.
RICH QUARTZ LEDGE-Another rich
quartz ledge has been discovered up
Deer Greek, in the Monte Sana district.
From present indications, it is even
richer than the Lecompton lead. The
fortunate owners have named it the Blu
chanan Ledge.
KNIGHTS TEMpLAR.-A Command
airy of Knights Templar was organized
at this place last week, by Sir Isaac Da-
Wis, Eminent Grand Commander. of the
Order in this State. Sir Thomas III.
Caswell, Commander; Sir Cha's Marsh,
Generalissimo; Sir Samuel w. Boring,
Captain General; Sir Thomas P. Haw-
ley, Prelate.
CHILD PoIsoNED.-A little boy ma
med Bunker Hill, aged two years and
seven months, son of Mr.. William
Hill, who lives at Kentucky Flat, in
Rough-and-Ready township, died on
Wednesday evening, the 10th inst,
having been poisoned by eating friction
matches. a
The Grass Valley National publishes
the following:
Messrs. Cook & Co., miningo on Hues-
ton Hill, near Grass Valley, took out
Bottoms of rock from which they obtain
ed 81 200.
John Larimer & Co., on New York
Hill, struck rich pocket in their lead,
from which they took SIS, 400 in three
days.
Tuttle, Daniels & Co., on the contin-
uation of Allison Ranch lead, took out
244 tons of rock which yielded So, 600,
or about $147 to the ton.
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