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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-10

NTOTICE.-Ihe subscriber, having puTch"s.
ed Of A. L. Gregory his entire Stock et
tooJs and interest in the STOVE and TIN BUSl-
NESS, is prepared TO execute, with PTomptneSs'
all orders for Plain and Japanned I'm "AkE'
or other work in his line. He will also Keep
on hand an assortment OF Cooking and ParIor
STOVES Parlor Crates, Safes, Reirlgerators,
Water Coolers, Pumps, &c, together with all
other articles usually kept in similar establish
nents Tmh ISL II. !. GREGORY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-10

ID EEDS-A large supply OF Skirt Reeds OF
IL, superior quality, also, superior Brass
Skirt Springs, JustIecelved at at...-.,...
II. Is. WHITTINGTONS,
10 Z 81 klng street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-10

1UST RECEIVED one hundred and fifty
u Golden bird's.eye PINE APPLES. for sals
low, and for cash, at c. SChAFkRS,
les Confsctioner, No. 3, north fsirfsxat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-10
FANCY ARTICLES, &c.

NTEW TOILET ARTICLES Just recelv-
ed, GlennS celebrated Verbena and Mile
fleur Water, sun Flower and Palm Soap, Ext.
Frangipann, Glenn's Extracts, IN small bottles
a very nice article, price % cts. per bottle;
White and Brown Windsor Soap, and variety
OF other articles Call at
nv II C. C. BERRY'S. No. u. King.st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-10

H. MUIR MtssiaS5EaFf cAsSET FUR 1fD
NiTURE. CHAIRS, MATTRESSES, LOOK
ING GLASSES, &c, corner Of King and 81
.asaph strests. .alera~dyia, Va. ie 2-ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-10
II IDGELY, HAMPTON & CO.,
HI WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
TEAS,
TOBACCO, and


Beg leave TO call the attention OF dealers TO
their large and well selected stock OF goods,
which they offer for sale at the very lowest
rates, and upon the most accommodating terms.
Alexandria, NH l9-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-10
TAYLOR & HUTCHISON

MORE NEW GOODS.--Just opened in all
vi dition 10 our former stock
ChalIes, Berages, and Lawns
Fancy Prints, Gnghams Shepherds Plaid
Cottonades Plaid Cottons, Osnaburgs
Summer Cassimeres, (nice goods for boys wear)
Bleached and Brown Domestics, Irish Linens.
We invite our friends TO give Us an early call,
as we are enabled by recent purchases TO give
them great bargains.
10 9 BERKLFY & SHACKEETT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-10

TIRENCH AND AMERICAN POMADE,
e for the Hair; also Barry's TrIcopherous,
Mrs Morgan's Hair Tonic, and all kinds OF
Toilet articles Tor sale at
mv3l RICHARDS, 10 king-st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-10
DRY GOODS, &C.
WYE CALL ATTENTION TO
w Fine Organdy Lawns: Jaconet Lawns
Berage Robes; Plain Berages

DOTTED AND FIGURED SWISS MUS
LINS: Nansook, Cambria, and Jaconett
do Cambria. Swiss, Thread, Bcbbln, and Val
encienes Edgngs and lnsertings, in great yarle-
": Cambria and Swiss Bands Madonna Cloths;
De Bages and Mohair Busters, Tor Travelling
Dresses; Berage and Organdy Robes; super
Back silk lIitts; Irish Linens; Linen Sheetlngs
coored Tarlton and Mosquito Nett; Table
Linen; Napkins, Crash Bath Towellng, with
many other GOODS suited 10 the present sea-
son, for sale low, by
ie 9 TAYLOR & HUTCHISON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-03
Proceedings Of To-day.

In The SENATE, to-day, Mr.. Davis I ntrod need
a bill for the relief of the officers and soldiers
OF the army stationed at Fort Krarney, in Nebras-
ka Territory previous 10 March I, 1853; referred
The bills altering the time OF holding the
United States courts In South Carolina and that
making appropriations for the payment Of the
invalid pensions. were passed.
The consideration OF the message of the Pres
ident respecting the Kansas Lecompton consti-
tuition Was then resumed.
Mr. Wilson offered an amendment to the mo-
ton to refer the message to the Committee ON
Territories similar to that offered In the House
yesterday.
In THE HOUSE, to-day, Mr.. Stanton Of Ohio
submitted a resolution providing for the arrsign-
ment, before the bar OF the House, Of J. Ii. VII
Hanson, Of New York, witness ia case Of al
legged corruption in last Congre ss who had failed
to appear before the committee in pursuance of
their summons. The resolution also provides
that certain questions shall be propoundsd TO the
witness in relation to his failure to APPEAR, and
that he SHALL answer in writing aud under oath
On motion Of Mr.. Stanton the witness was re :
mandt u Into the charge Of the Sergeant at rms
and allowed, until tomorrow at noon to prepz re-
his answer to the queries propounded.
MI Harris of Illinois moved the postpouement
OF the consideration of the Presidents Message
for one hour, in order that the standing commit
tees might be called on for reports
Mr.. j. q. Jones of Pennsylyania. from WA, a
and means committee, reported a bill making an
appropriation for the support of the army for the
YEAR ending June 30, 1859.
large number Of bills referring to priyate
matt RS and subjects Of no especial importance
Were reported and appropriately referred
During these proceedngS-
Mr. Co ;hrane, of New York, from commerce
committee, reported bill for surveying the Co.
Iumbia river; referred to committee on Naval AZ.
fairs.
Mr.. Goode, from committee on District of CO.
lumbia: reported bill for the-better regulation
OF elections in the District CT Columbia; referred
to Committee Of the Whole on the State of ia.
Unioe.
Mr.. Greenwood, Of Ark. submitted a resolu-
ton requesting the President to furnish all the
correspondence received since March ith, 1857,
in relation to Indian affairs in Washington and
oregon Territories; which was adopted
Mr.. Hawkins, Of Fla from the Commit ee on
Naval Affairs, asked TO be discharp ed from the
further consideration of the petition Of Commo-
dore APP. Catesbv Jones, and that il be laid on
the table; ordered
Mr. Bocock, of Va, from the Naval Afairs
COMMITTEE, reported a joint resolution express
sive OF the views Of the Congress of the United
states on the conduct of Com. Hiram Paulding
In the matter of the arrest of William w alker
The resolution disapproves Of the conduct of
Com Paulding. as being beyond the letter and
mt aiming OF his instructions.
Mr.. Sherman, from same committee, renorted
aresoiution approbatory of the act Of Com Pduld-
ing in the matter named
PENDING the question our report closed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-03

Lamar. Landy, Leidy, Ls.eher. Mseay, Mcqueen.
ion PhsIp., PhiiIss. Pnwsi ut%sn. Ready.
Reagan. Ricsud. afhn, Russell; s.ndiaEs: s.v.ss.
dina, Shorter. Singleton Smith of Tsnnes.ee Stall
worth, stephens, Stevenson. Stewart Of Msryiand,
MRss T sl.ss, W61sn
DYKE, Wright Of Georgia, Wright Of Tennessee, and
NAT.NMessrs. Abbott. Adssin. Andrews, Ben
nett, Billin; hurst: Binshssm, BIZ, Bi = BTyton.
bell. csse, Csafse' Chapman CLARK Of @
Clswson, C.. b. Cochrane of New York, Cockrill,
rei wis Of MARY land Davis OF Indiana, Davis of
Massaehu cts, DAVIS lows. Dean, Dew RI, Dick,
Foster. Giddnss, t;o1ch, Goodwis Granger. Ss
ss GrGw HIS. ., # I logs' Hal Of Mssssch9
Hc~.rd Owen Jones' Of PsnssylraS's. a ke afa9G
ksSTs kn"SR S leach Letter
Morris. OF Ilno $. Morse of Maine, Morse Of New
p pT Not, Nichols, DIN Palmer Parker Petit
sherman Of New York, smith Of illinois. spinner '
Thompson, TompEins, Wade. Wsbrdpps, W.Ssye5
Walton, WashbUrne of Wisconsin, Washburne OF
lOs. " WV
Mr.. Hughes finally submitted resolution for
referring the Presidents message to a select com
mittee OF thirteen, who should inquire and rek
Kansas
After another scene Of disorder, Mr. Hughes
proceeded with his remarks, coinciding with the
Administration and deprecating and denouncing
: hose who were clamorous against the Lecomp-
ton Constitution.
Mr. Harris moved TO amend the resolution of
MI. Hughes, by directing the select committee
II inquire into and report concerning all the facts
appertaining 10 the Kansas election, the dele
sates to the Lecompton Convention, the number
o: voters In the Territory, and the number of
delegates in the Convention voting p and con
on the Constitution.
Pending the question on the amendment the
House adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-03
Tur ,,Nnrps,oN NOTICE.

EvENlNG FANS, HEAD PINS, &c-Just re-
- celved, a beautiful assortment Of Eyenlps and
farty fans Also, q large variety Of the pevesi
Styles OF Head Pins, at our great VARIETY and Pam
Ni-a h. j. MCLAUGHLIN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-03
Rec DANsA ANTE.

PROF. III. w. MUNDER takes great pleasure I'm
announcing TO has friends, patrons and the "a
public, that hrs Sixth Solree will take place Al ~
his Hall, corner 9Th and streets, on WE'D -
NESpAf EVENING, FEB. Sd, Is5s az sl.Sk
O'Clock precisely.
The Lsncers, Polk, and other QuadriIles will be
introduced IN the course Of the evening All those
no have never seen the ora nal Lancers Quadrlle
should not sI 10 avail themselves of this opportu-
nifty. ian a, so,d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-03
SPIRIT OF THE MOR MING PRESS

The Intslfig,ncsr continues its discussion
with the Union of the question of the legality
Of the returns from the " Delaware Crossing"
in the Kansas election of the 4th ult., insisting
that lack of formality yitiates them, and
thus secures the election of the Topekaite can
didates for State officers and an anti Demo-
cratic majority in the newly elected Legisla-
ture.
The Union explains and enforces the views
OF the special message transmitted to Congress
yesterday, and combats with great force the
plea that the people of Kansas, when the Ter
r1tory shall have been admitted as q. State,
will not be at once clothed with power to amend
their constitution at will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-03

EURs!-fURs. -FURs m-FURsmm
|. Ladies, this is positively the last week 9th.
fhlLADELPHlA fUR STORE, SIS nm street
.lrous Of purchasing bargains nov 10 your oni u o
half Of theirorginal cost. W. "hc-
Gle ws ranled as represented. ~ au-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-03

The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about O'Clock a IN
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-24

MAcKEREL FIsHERY.-Thc Santa
Cruz Sentinel of Saturday says: Mack
erel in great abundance have bern takci.
OH the Santa Cruz shore of Monterey
Bay during the early part of the pres
ent week. On Wednesday party OF
FIVE returned aftera few hours fishing
with eight hundred, besides number Ct
smelt, horse makeral, and either kinds
of fish, including two or three small
sharks. The fish when cleansed and
rlted made one and half barrels A fine
opportunity is here presented for the de-
velopement of the les urces If the
country. One or two parties, who have
the means, declare their intention OF
prosecuting the business extensively the
coming season."
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-24

- In his last published political
work, in the last part Of it, and as his
'last word" Col. Benton thus admon-
ishes the American people
"A LAST WORD was breaking
down under the terrible attack which
kept me for two weeks. face to face with
death, when was writing this exami-
nation. and had to break off abruptly,
leaving two heads untouched, and no.,
even alluded to. Besides these two en-
tire heads, now postponed, there was
another, which | wished to bring before
the American people, to-wit: The con,
duct of an Administration and Senate.
called Democratic, which has done, and
is doing, what no former Administration
and Senate {whether Wing, Federal,
Democratic, or Republican, ever did =
that is to say, suppressing aud conceal
ing the evidences of a foreign negotia-
tion, after the negotiation is all over and
done with which negotiation is surroun-
ded by circumstances which connect it
with scheme to bring on a separation
of the slave from the free States.
speak of the Gadsden negotiation. and
of fifty millions he was authorized to
give for broadside of Mexico, with a
port on the Gulf of California, and a
railway to it. to suit the United States
South. after the separation; to which
point all the schemes for a Southern
Pacific railroad tend, while the credulous
public are made to believe that thev are
hunting the best way to Califprnia,
where they mean it shall never GO, be-
c"use California rejects slavery. Every
Union-loving State Legislature should
post its Senator under instructions to
bring these hidden negotiations to the
public view, though with but little pros
pect of getting the whole truth after 50
many years suppression - the same
reasons which have induced suppression
thus far, being equally strong to make
it perpetual so that much may be gone
past recovery.
WASHINGTON CRY. Sept. 1857"
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-24

~ The n. Y. Post says that the
Pacific Railroad was to be built on a
Southern route, the farther south the
better, has been forgone conclusion
with the Government for some four
years. Money enough has been spent
in the exploration of Southern routes
all but two or three of them being
through Texas-to build many miles of
the road from St Paul to Puget Sound
One million Of dollars spent in Texas
engineering. seven hundred and fifty
thousand spent in printing the surveys.
ten millions paid by General Gadsden
for strip of desert territory outside of
our own boundaries, since railroad was
practicable in that section of country
within them, quarter ofa million spent
for wagon road over the said desert,
another quarter of million spent for
Bactrian camels and Bedouin dromeda-
ries to be used where there was little
water. another quarter of a million spent
in digging artesian wells where water
was 80 scarce that even cameIs could
not live-all these items, added roughly,
amotnt to twelve millions of dollars, and
are exclusive of the sum we shall soon
have to pay for organizing Arizona into
Territory. and for supporting the Utah
troops yet to be sent into that region
for the protection of the settlers and the
Southern Pacific railroad.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-24
S.l,r;lf'S Sjla,

I)Y virtue Of Irrfc of foreclosure AMI order of
ID SAL if'r: :ci Hud =, ,ivrr,d founded judy
Issued oi the II n District Court. OF the h
Judicial II 'rI the 3d day If ~cltemhcr, = teJS
IN favor "r = Nr8iCN foTi.AN All againzt J Il;
WAKEFIELD. II \. Et'II..Hi.. - a.R AL i}S C..
SUI"uAN. tr tic -upi Iro tirr and Fuur Hundred
ani Forty D,a - bt with interest the ~aid Of
S1iit l1 At the rate Il three per cent per I'll tron
the r.ul.t Of the Judgment until aIi tngcthcf with
nil costs of suit And whrras the said day ct Sep
t"ubcr. So, jt vt- ordered ri dccrccl by the
said Court. -hll the Mort SGT r in 1iutf run-
ptirt h. f,r,elo e. an tho property th'r in dcscnb \.
towit The Iru.i-,. iraHcisc" al terty, aad ap-
purtrnauc' situate !. ing and hi III the af Ne
ing thar certain 1i in I'll Fri bcs RI, known
n, and an wl,c i erected the Ca work, AMI an and
singular the Gas work hu:.lnys. appurcuaco~ rights
znd priv 2r~ thereto hrlnu- -ln- A1 al and H. -uar
The rights rf way. frarrhi.r, permission a1i Priyi, Gc
n'v held and then M N by the sad defendants t. r'ct,
hnd. nttin aud keen atd Cau>" thu sam" - he
IIa!c created prclu-r .ul nii 20 s.t the cay Of Ne
va!l ia the California ant th,. buinng-S AMI
habit tI3s therein derive an held in ir III city OF
Nevada hv htr constituted auth rtic or from ANY other
source. s,ti'r vi all ptr,. Ca "a. tiers and ,3he-
thn-> 'trrer' hri' 2iUs b, levied mp ami sold {" sat
ifE ~I Jl '-lit interest f costs, AMI the procct u.
thrf" 4 ,sd l. the 1 meat If said >u u Of money
sfo-.- T.
ticc {. hcr,by given that on SATl RDAN. October
2Ed y IN-.s be uccu the bnur- ot ten a'"!nck, ".
nnl nc g. in front If House door in
tho city af Nevada. y Ill sell public auction To- tho
highest bidder fr CO il in hatd the above describe d
properly t" ,ati aud ray the at'r'sai judgment
Given u1i. y a. 5; ii,r. tdc ciil OF Nevada,
ihs sth day of rlt,i-btr iS-r.
IfNEINf SrrFif~.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-24
(Nrnnrr'H N;iIr.

NNHtRE : o. the .fh iay Of August \ n lS-S a
w Il al Iu-in -ut drcrrr rendered hv 9. Il
f'-nn n ~" District our; IT the l4;h JuIrisi i-tt
ot the tlCpt Ctllia ia av1 fir the county Of Ne, A.
da. in favor of DAVIS DENiNf. anI .lin-t AliI'EL
W BORING FIR the of fhur and Two II nn
dri ani eight ytrur dollars d-bt with interest
or fac ali Si % atthr rste.f} per cent p,r
month from the ditinn ri Judgment uut atI Together
with III i # suit And wh,rca on the al gih dav
ot August, l-- 1t cri aud decrc,d o., the said
Cn1't that thu Mrripa forth in P.auts cninrajp
BE- fnroc's an tn, rn.crfv described 10 wit
Tho undivided "uotcath ofrhat Water Ditch known a.
NJ dl ani STATE Of Gator ia conveying water f r
min 'lri"sc~ from the stream known the Poor Nan,
Creek - prir9ns Fla Meorr~ Fat fTnnlSy'> Flat ami
otir ming ocaittrs i those vriuSs. Aisa the I'M
DIVIDED "r n'h "tils water tch known tho
inn 1T NJ Poor Mans Greek Ditch csurpviur WI
Ter tn tn Ga 'rN oi iiIt Aidile Nubl River E,-
rcka and miui. localities in that vicinity, NJ. ih. ;t-
diVtl lcd pnct.H.h tIgt other certain Wa,rr Ditch
known t Uniun Dfca in laid courty If Nevada e n.
vvyng wat- from the Eur, "a p-siu.s ta point about
thr'r Ii p bow the town ii EIr,kf ci-t;yin- TIL
sam i"iH the Poor v n rcsS a-tiu n that point
N'uco l. hor hv given ai ,vili cvl,~e at Public
sale ti above ir-r bod property, IN our
House ttu'r in a IA city. To- h" CHEST bI.ler Tor
c,sl-pu >ArGGD\N Ny he Fourih 'ayo september \ L.
ISIS. twrcn ihc hours OF 10 ocl OK VI aud clock
T. VI O. salts AMI pay ~ai, juis
Given uIlrr NY "a ID IN the city of NeyadA, this
llth d-y OF September d. lols
JOHN BAILEY.
Coroner S-v4 Ia Co
iember -. less
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-24
Alallll:lAllN


CTATE OF ClfIToRNiA. .C"rr-y of Nevada IS: Dis
- tric Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District o
said State
The People fthe State of California to j G. Clark.
gree ting:
You are hereby summoned to appear and answer tho
complaint # Edward Kelsey. filed against vod j. G.
Ai"tt and Thns. Edwards. within da vs from the
service If this writ, ii served yon in this county
within twenty days if served YOU in this Dstric,
and out of this county, ard it forty days if served
on y"u IN this tate I'd of tbs District in nc
ii II commenced on the 2d day of August A u 1858 in
SAID Court for the rrcnvrry Of the Of fife, hln
drcd AMI seventy dollars and thirty cents
with interest thereon at the of per cent pcr
month from Sept mhcr 10th c56 the time of iud ge.
mcnt also decree of sale and foreclosure of tho
mortgaRed premises described set forth in the com
h1nt to said action file in Office Of the Clerk of said
Court Also, for the additional sum of twenty-five
hundred and dollars and cents with
and also for of sale foreclosure oftlic mort
gagged premis sdcscrii cd and forth in the complsn
to said action file IN Office the lcrk Of said Court
Il certified copy of hich accompanies this writ
And yon are hereby notified that if fail answer
sald complaint as herein directed Plaintiff will take
judgement against you therefore ty default tog,ts scr
with AL cost of suit and also demand of the Court such
other r"llc! HS l. PRAYED fr in his ad complaint
In test m"nv uhrrrofl. RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk OF
the D>tlct Court af 'resaid do hcrcuno ct nv hand
'nd impress the zeal of said ourt, Office n the cit
Of rfNtEada, this 18th day of August A d 1858
RUFUS SIlOEMAKER Clerk
J. :, Lambert, Deput-.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-24
Notice OF Declaration.

CTATEo or CALIFoiNIA, County Of Nevaia. TO
- ALL CONt EGNED
n" lerlagation oi the underSign'l, JANE BARNS
Lt-h ; ENENN. wife of William S,cverS rr-i,icut of
tc "auy ant ) ate aforesaid shnweth that il i. her
~" i''h - carry on bdsincSs S,e Ter, under
Vtt"e ~ an Act "a" thc Legislature the tate II
Sui'rha s'ted An Act to authorize Married women
:" o' "u'''Ss ~ their own name Sole traders.
sail business 81 ting of Farming Rtnch;1,, ,,d
Ieaming to De transacted um hereof in her own
anne aud on htr own account, in the State aud County
Aforesaid that the amount Invested by her in said bn
ness does not exceed the Of Five Thousand Dollar
JANE BARNSLEY STEVENS
Grass ley. July -, lsI-.
State Of California-County of Nevads-Jane Barns
ley Stevens heing duly depo eth and saws thar
she has read he apregoing Declaration knows me
contents tn, reof that the same il male in good faith
and that all the matters therein stated true.
JANE BARNSLEY STEVENS
Subscribed and 10 before this July 2sd 1855
July 3o-fv S. c. RIcHARosAE. J =.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-24
Nl,eriH'S sale,

DY VIRTUE or Az rXrCt. ION TO NV DI
ID rcct.d IN issued ont at the Tnu.fpllr ni~-ic
& art The .-th luIrir Di> rirt in aud the CITY
sli County IT r. anci~rs- founded ir,lrInotit
bored ~ .al Court u favor "f "ff.D!iE HT'iII rs
ant llr1ia>t !. T. VI ENlIAf.l. and III y DOE lar
S - l. $50 called i.. Plain il knowing III real
u,ncl { tho uf S1il - together wih inter, i
fhrrr"u a. the at" "l 10 per cent per TIL paid
toseth"r with costs AMI d.brr-cu"siS Mounting the
49," II S>h os lhavclsyiod upon the follow ing deerb
~ p-afsr f-nI:
\ HOUSE in l'psou Ea,ilr occupied bv the
withli ua iuri Defendant 4 Store
NlSn attfr'cd n c'rttin HnU 81. occupied hy James
Nrlr"N a >lo"u. and known the I:.,-tou Rayiar
SN n Al "t "Aich nr""crty will cNln>c for SALE at
public auction. 1Ii " u soil the highest lid
der for lash "a ~ArjEnAN, OCT @D. 1853 between
the h'lrs nf ii 4. VI. al oc ck Z. ~. TO "A f,
sail ju.l-uuc At- AID costs
,'',r an'. r' hid a o7ico. in IT, city # Novada
TIL, u, ETA oi $, r;rl. -,.. \ q tcJ-.
) - BORING rhcrir
NeNal,. Scltcn her u ls..-.,
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-24
WHOLE NUMBER 4O4
THE JOURNAL.

EE An old native, at Los Angeles,
led up his ten sons to the ballot box on
election day. and placed in the hand of
each straight Administration ticket,
saw the whole brood vote it, and then
voted the same way himself.
Just what might have been expected
from greaser.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-24

STocK.-Some idea may be formed of
the immense stock business of Southern
California, from the fact that in the past
seven months, 90 CSC head of cattle. $40
horses and 23,56O sheep passed hither-
ward through Natividad, Monterey
county.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-24

Jonathan Going IN Tfck.-The Wash
ington Union boasts that the affairs of
the Government are going on like clock
work. Oh yes, they are going on-tick.
tick, tick.-Louisville Journal.