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\ EWELL'S PATENT SAFETY LAMP


Warranted to prevent all accidents the use of Ethe
rial Oil or Burning Fluid, any other explosive com
pounds used for the production of light This invention
is applied to all common Lamps and Lamp Feeders and
also to the Solar Lamps Lanterns, Binnacle Lamps &c
invite the attention of the public to NEWELLS I'M
PROVED SOLAR FLUID LAMP, for families in the
Argand FORM which burns with clear steady light and
consuming less fluid than any other Lamp
not only the fluid but all the vapor arising from while
burning These lamps applied Chandeliers for par
ors and are particularly adapted Churches Factories
Hotels, Saloons, Ships, &c Oil Lamps be altered to
safety using the same shade and chimney Over 900
OF these Lamps and Cans have been sold 1852 and no
accident has occurred from their sale wholesale
and retail only by ALFRED II REP
=, ,,,,-... 337 Baltimore street.
Also BURNING FLUID at the market price, LAMP
SHADES and CHIMNEYS.
Please read the following certificate the entire safety
and efficiency of these devices
Mr. A III. REP, Dear Sir have carefully examined
and tested the Patent Safety Lamp and by
Mr. John Newell of Boston, and satisfied that in this
application of the principle of the Davy Mr. Newell has
furnished the public with perfect safeguard against ali
danger from explosion in the of the ordinary burning
fluids. With this Lamp explosion is impossible even
with the most careless treatment.
Respectfully, yours,
WILLIAM E. A. AIKEN, NJ. D.,
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II ALL & LONEY,

EI AIII q IIJINE
- COMMISSION AND SHIPPING MERCHANTS,
BALTIMORE, Nd,
ARE PREPARED TO MAKE LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES on
flour uran PROVISIONS, &c, consigned their friend
IN Lvepooi, London and Glasgow They attend 20 the
ceceving, at, and shipping from Baltimore without any
rbarge Of commission to the simmer > faoo -
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Professor of Chemistry, University of NJ
Baltimore Feb 26, 1885,

i have similar recommendations from Dr. Lewis H.
Steiner Prof of Chemistry Maryland College Pharma
cy; Dr. A Snowden Piggott, Analytical and Consulting
Chemist Professors b. Silliman, ST. Charles T. Jackson
merit. onoo ~
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HATS AND BONNETS.

- HUES, HATS AND BONNETS
~ TINGES & ALLNUTT,
COMMIS SION ME- RCHA NTS
245 and 2i7 BALTIMORE STREET
Offer to the trade at reduced prices cover advances
large and well assorted stock goods direct from
importers and manufacturers consisting in part of
SHOES and BOOTS of all leading kinds
FUR and WOOL HATS, of every variety
LEGHORN and other STRAW HATS Tan Brown Sill.
yer Grey, White and Mixed
BLOOMERS and FLATS, trimmed and untrimmed.
And full assortment of
BONN ETS,
Of STRAW and SILK, white and coored latest STYLES
~ The entire stock is worthy attention of shippers
and wholesale and retail dealers mro7 IN,
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Leaves DAILY, at O'Clock, from NO 10 SOUTH
WHARVES.
Goods forwarded Immediately with care-Free of all
charge for commission.
. ALEA SHRlVER, ACT. No. 3 Light street Whf Bait
A. GROVES, JR, ACT, No 10 South Wharues, PhiId.
fe22-tf
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GEO. NJ. EHRMAN.
EHRMAN & HOUSE,
SAM'L A. HOUSE

lIFLOUR & PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS
CORN MEAL, GRAIN MILL FEED,
BALED HAY, &c.
N w. CORNER HOWARD AND PRATT STREETS
REFERENcEs:-Messrs Newcomer Il Stonebraker; C. D.
Kinks X Co.; Kefauvre & Campbell; James Hooper &
Sons; Chauncey Brooks, Esq, President B. 4 O. RR CO..
Patk Gibson, Esq., Bank of Baltimore; TIueman Cross
Esq, Cashier Commercial and Farmers Bank
mrl7- FIN
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FOR PHILADELPHIA
Une OF the Company's Steamboats, leaves NO. LIGHT
SIhEEr WHARF, daily at O'clock arriving in Phila
dephia at O'Clock tine morning in ample time for
the New York Trains.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-27

The whole policy of the Administration
10 appointing judicial officers for Kansas
sppears to be to select from those in any
wsy competent for the position, the man
Of the most ruffianly att ibutcs of char
acter, and who is most obn0x ious to the
majority Of his fellow citizens. 1t is inn
possible that this should be the result Of
ignorance of the character aud standing
OF these appointecs, because in every
case 10 which citizens have protested
against any rumored appointment and
exposed the character OF the Admins
tration's preference, this seemed to be
all that was necessary to secure his i'm
mediate appointment or to tx kim firmly
in his scat. The recent appointment Of
Il. G.. Fiszhu:h to be U. S. District
Judge of the Third Judicial District in
Washington Territory, 10 the face of re-
monstraces numerously signed, exposing
the whole ruflian character of the man,
and his unfitness for the Office, shows
that the administration is carrying its
Kansas policy relative to judicial ap-
pointments into another region. A pc
ttion for his appointment six mouths
ago, circulated by Fit4hugh himself,
"aised such storm of indignation, that
he was compelled 10 withdraw it, aud de-
clare himself not candidate. Yet he
was appointed, through efforts made for
him ut tho Capitol This "Judge" de.
liberately murdered man named Wilson,
aud at tho time Of his appointment M
indictment yrs hanging over his head
for murder ia the first degree, there be-
ing three degrees OF murder under the
criminal code Of this territory. Before
tho warrant was issued, he was duly quail.
lied rs Judge. Then, armed with re-
volver, he sought the Clerk, aud made
him withdraw the warrant under fear of
his life. This is bat one specimen,
or two, Of many cria,aal acts which have
stained his life. He is regarded as un.
principlcd rufian by all who know him
Recently, he has kept ho.en, Of iadias
yi,ss, right In civilized town, anu when
no other man has darcd so to face public
opinion 10 his shame, rs to be guilty of
any simiar conduct. He Is the only
practical Mormon in the Territory.
What cau be thought of an Adminis-
tration which, kao.stag these facts, deIib-
erately appointed such man to q high
judicial Office! Yet this is only QUE Of
many similar acts by which the Buchau-
an Administration has shocked tie sens
Utilities Of the people, and expressed its
contempt Of their will. DEE Gas
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Fer the Aaye IL
bar - of q edit.

Now that money is scarce, times en-
phaticalIy "hord," and human ingenuity
t'-ed to us utmost, 10 provide for the
wants Of society ia the Wess, few
thoughts on the above subject may not be
out o. ploce.
1t is the opinion of the best fnanciers,
that articles of food or clothing, intended
for immediate use, should not be bought
on credit. 10 word, whatever is used
up, worn out or wasted, s. ould be paid
for at the time of purchase Credit b ing,
to certain extent, substitute for mon
er, stsnh l." used rs cautiously and
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-27

We give in another column the official
vote OF the State. Reference to il will
show. taking the vote on Congressman as
a test; that the Republican majority ever
both wings Of the Democracy-thc bolt
ers and the Natioua.s--is uincty.seven -.
that the majority of Miller (Rep.) over
Fondey (Doug.) is four thousand and
twenty-five; that Douglas is in minority
Of piae thousand one hundred and sixteen
votes. The Buchanan vote il barclv
509l.
Despite the unfair apportonment by
which Mr.. Douglas has secured both
branches Of the Legislature, the Repub-
leans Of Illinois have abundant reason to
be satisfied with the result of the great
contest through which they have lust
passed. Take tremont's vote as a stand.
ard Of comparison, (and that is fair
test we have gained nearly THIRTY
THOUSAND since 1856. The entire
vote Of the State is 2o2,722, against
23s ,sol two years ago.--Peas6 7rJ
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sparingly as the latter It may BE en-
ployed, to limited extent, in the pur-
chase Of lands or live stock, aud some
other species Of property, which, it is
presumed, win no: only remain 40 valua-
BILE Is when purchased, but advance in
value, and, above all, be readily convert.
able into money, if circumstances demand
it.
With articles for immediate consump-
ton, this is not the case; and, il bought
upon credit, no matter how urgent the
demand may be for the money to Ply for
the same,--it matters little what the
time or which credit was given is, whe,h-
er three. si1, or even twelve mocths,-
the same articles canpot be converted in
to money, Us the they are gone, and
scarcely vestage o. thei: value left
There is another most coyent icason ior
avoiding the use of credit in the pur-
chase of these a.Sicles, and that is their
ex pensi yeness. Reason cad common
sense teach rs that food aud clothing
cannot be bought as cheap on time or
credit, as 70. cash. TIE present eMbar-
easements Of this country admonish US
Of the necessity OF adopting a different
course. Already tue people Of Iowa have
become awakened TO thci: true Interests.
We p-cdic. for our beloved State n mo,e
healthy tad permanent prosperity ,haa
it has syec known Should ano, her pau.
10, such as that Of 1857, tho dire
full effects OF which viii be Felt Tor years
to coMe, eses fall upon US :ssin, il vii!
Gall comparatively harmless, This will
be especially The case IL wo bus use our
crelit with the same fru:sal;ty we do our
money. Weate truly glad to see me-,
chaats taking tho iai,;t,;ve ia his
greet eaterpgisc-.his work Of re % ing
psospei ;v, peace eud plenty to the oon.
manity. Let them sell at less profit, Cor
cash, and 10 the course Of few years,
iassead Of universal indebtedness there
will be general independence.
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Thus il will be seen that 81 miles arc
completed, I'll ailes now under construc-
lou, nd ouly ID miles remain unprovidcd
I;r. We give our friends notice in Henry
and Loui.a counties, that Jones count v
will Try 10 weld the link between Ana
nlosa aud the junction oil the Chicago,
low nd Nebraska Railroad, Us soon us
20" will weld ,hc link between Columbus
aid Mt. Pleasant. This will complete a
chain of road Of 100 miles from Dubuque
to keokuk. See the map.
A railroaa irum Dubuque 10 kcokuk,
from whence steamboat navigation may
bc depcnded anon almost every month in
he year, will open channel for southern
products to reach us, viz: sugar, molasses,
coffee, tropical fruits, &c, aud nj the
sa.ae time give us a southern, or choice
OF markets Tor our wheat, corn, pork, aud
Louis has paid more for wheat and pork
IN .ac LIST three years than any other
we tern m.rhet. Freiehts down The river
from Iuscatinc, for the last three years,
hive been from ) TO II cents per bushei
for wheat: while the same kind Of freight
from he eiver 70 Chicago have been from
10 10 70 cens per bushel.
A railroad communication at the head
Of navigation, would not only rid our
farmers and dealers in produce who de-
sire to transport the surplus Of their pro-
duets, especially in the winter, but in
turn would benefit jobbcrs at Muscatine,
keJkuk and st. Louis, who might supply
our merchants with goods.
This portion of Iowa desires a direct
communication with our southern marts
We hail the prospect of such commu.
nicasion, in short time, with joy.-Aa-
anosa Eureka.
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lie q nps G. - ~. 6 81 1iy
r.e.s oG {. ca 'on @, he ,est
hop,e OF Kcnre ent i've houeh he H.
II es; 1000. ues.nc. We hive. ',ei
ole Fer. e.,ca Tive 10 New yotN no !,
IN We haveei i.ned DC fore, 81 lost o..
= " sconsia. The count o. nc "
], Oh 1 aioh zee, suos al,isil, v j
CO.'S. ]. ! - ,olioa>. viii ,.,ia . -
ore f.a for a Ee. r5' 81 - . y i.
cous'n.
The Eoc-e c,n o. 2o6 =, &c J..
or these ~ Ropnblic. - |, te ,cte,l
lto: The AMI Leco,nplon De uoc iii, t.,
AID the Naiion;l, -, Thee . e vet
SO nlenp e o elec, Theis d., - rrc
now rep c,2nted by Denoe ais G6 Aati
Loco npioni,es !, Ame .icans :. and
publican I. 1t Is .,mi G., tnat he lie,
pub 'c.,o> will gain 70 ia orncclicu..
who aducd to3 ia New Hampshire. IL
Mioneso and "a Rhode I,lod viii
swell he Republic II force 10 -.
II is -uppo Ell bat Ha>kin~. Eeyaolas
and Clark of New 70 HicL ..,ar I'D
Seawatz O. P, nA, a. I'D, nd
Adri II IT \ J. " e s.n nc Re
publicao- L. ."e i, ~ u j, e
House, 50, ne Eeoro c ta " l. e.
The Src Il ard c. ~ ,.nrc ne
conmitt &c 1T once.
The a..recale vote on CO., e.snen !
New York foots up ~ f. lows, cs,gv
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The An~mos@ L .tEa of The 10Th last.
la al!aG!ug to our remarks on the cou-
mencemcnt Of tie VIC on the Upton
Railroad. says:
Tie AarertiscT l.s gnoa ,ause &c iu.ilant l.
viii oct he lon heoe He Dabr4.s ne .stci syiil
,uhhst " iaH tHe Itlion road and .An. a etrat
1aiiiosd .heiou., aIa4e vii &c opeled IA ou.n
Iowa. MOI IA ana -UG.al.
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't-NAA. JOHN sA1LEy.
Haxlcys' Carriage Shop,

WE woald announce to AN
aud s ,ns e,1assa, Of Upton R
IN 80 S'e ~ prepared to do MI kinds OF WAC.
a naa aspasca shop opposite the south ne., CO..
nara raol'e square. We know the times A..
inrIs ''s " h;'s rsgs's.ed our price. secora
chance - Kinds Of produce taken In ex.
w.. -. "A J. A.BAGLEY,
90 80 Ss s,N
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JrsT rrELisHEn, the 9Th edition. in sealed en-.
yclope. gratis and mailed 10 any add c>s most
paid On receipt of two stamss-
This little work. emanasa. IN a s~,vbratrJ
me nber of the metc al pro es~i ~ .ircS he mos,
important iafrma.ion ever pa,i- ned 10 all hey
soos entertaining donhi~ o. iaetf phi. >icai con
ai,on or WHO ronseioascr h,s ~ narar de d their
heath sad as.si,lUeSs-'oU Al. ng ne sa,ficulals
OF an entirety new end perfect }, ,ucds for spe.-
matoTtisra o. seminal Wea. acax. Deai,i.v ser
yos>0eSs, Depression OF Spirits. Loss of Encr..v.
Iasslude, timidty ,asoiuai a. sem nal hi re,.
ges, Impaired Sight andMemoav, Elotehes and
p'Mpes on he Face. Plies. Isdicesiioa. Pslpit.-
ton Of The Heat, aal Eodity ''os, ration oil ibe
Whole system, 'n.ae'a, impocnry and INC n n
anu paystcai 'ncarasii y,--.ss mcass OF which "
cry one may cure hsnsv;I p. iya:.fs sn. AZ
ding &peasa.
hS~ Addtrss IL. On, J. c. KLINE, LIST Aveav.
cor i3'a sltec New-Yo L; Pest b., No. -.
~
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The entire Stock above enumerated, and nun.
dreds OF other ming. too tedious 10 msntion
WI. ns soy eseiasAeiy Tor ready pay. At prices
Of from - to 20 per eeA. 6eioS axe credit Hoas.
uef ofths NoHalaiRN The citizens of CEDAR
LINN. JONES, CLINTON, &C II, Mus CATlNE
and Johnson counties. ere respectfully inv lied
10 can ana examine our Goods and prices. - NO.
thing IL charged for either, but chez rfully dnns
for our mutual benefit.
fs~.'i, 'eos.--.aH. heAITHA rpH~
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%-Thc Democratic majority in Mil.
waukie Co., Wisconsin, his been re duced
from 4.l29 Gn 1856, ITO only 600. The
great Northwest will speak out very plain
" in 1860.
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FROM RIvEN's
Gene Al Advertising aaa Collecting Agency.
Singers sewing Machines.
PRICE REDUCED
from = 2J to $50 and So

New Improvtl Family Sewiny Machine.
TIVE unparalleled popula, iy that our mac hines
! haya attained throughout the whole of The
easiei STATES aud Europe, makes Us DESTROYS of
rendering them equally popular throughout the
Wcss. With this view, We place them wi hin the
reach Of all by the above greed reduction ia pi ice.
Western Office, lao Lake Street Chicago.
A. w. HARRIS, Western Agent
1s~A copy Of |. NJ. Singer & Cos Gazette
will be furnished gralis on application.
TIN =. V.5.n-33
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NOTICE.

I>AT ouDsc ipers to the Capital Stock of th,
1 I'pton Railroad Company are he eby mott
fed that one insialment of ten per cent. on each
share OF the stock subscribed to said Compan,
will be due on the 10th day OF December. A. ID
ls5s.
By order OF the Board,
s. J. CREW. Pres't.
s. 3. DAEIELs, Seey. Pro TIM
Tir'nn, Me-. !, Lass, lsA
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Happiness il mutual and reciprocal
matter. For in its highest and rares,
sense We depend upon each other
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GROCERIES.

VI az shas, al River prices. te.,cegl tar and
sett.) Wishing 10 increase orr room for oil
Goods, Ne Will sell, until Is, of January,
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McBeth T. Crews
CO1u mn
I'LL lllli

Read every word Of it. and read
it frequently, as no pains will oe
spared to keep the good citizens
Of the interior of Iowa informed
about the markets, prices OF dry
goods, groceries, shoes and boots
&c. &c.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-27

Oppos tioa maj,.ity G6,3ti
In 1897 the Deaocrata carried The
State by $4,000 mjority. They now
loose it by $685., which is a Donocr. j,
loss of 81 ,a'4 in one year. That viii do
New York is good for 100, 900 Republican
minority in 1860.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-27

When the mind is lauguid it 10 impos-
siblc for it to put forth power, time eanpot
make np for meatal energy.
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Iowa ss are quoted At $llO II. the re-
ports Of sBhe Boston stock markets. Thin
= higher than those Of s6y other 6tate
II the Usion, the next being Michigan
los aud Ohio 107. --Erchsnye.
This = the ''bankrupt State" which
the Democracy talked 20 much about
just before the late clection--which had
been ruined by Republican extravaganza
and corruption! One fact like the above,
can crush ut single blow the thousand
falsehoods uttered against Republican
management ia this State.-Duc. Ga.
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Railroad From Dubuque to keoEuk.

We predict that Il continuous railroad
OF 100 miles, will be completed from Du.
buquc to keokuk within two years. Let
us e1unine the evidence:
No.mile> No.mises No.miles
butt NJ ander unprovi.
running. constuc'a ued FOR
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The Vote Of New York.

The Vote Of New York. .4
We have what appears to be the OH
cial returns Of the votes cast in all the
counties Of our State at our late election.
The total vote for Governor would seem
to be us follows: a-... .a-.
Morgan, Rep. 247 ,s2S n
Parker, Dem. 23O,34l
Burrows, Am. ~ 6o,97s
Gerrit Smith, Alb. ,.s 1888
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Fron W. n. sa,rrusx's Aissnisiag Agency, New
York ~.
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Morgan over Parker II ,4SS.
The State official canvass can vary this
but few votes. We believe oil the can
didates except Mr.. Morgan on the Re-
publican ticket have fully 10000 major
ity-Gcrrit Smith having taken votes
from Morgan which we're cast for al 9TH
or Republican candidates. .t H.
The aggregate vote il unexpectedly
largc-544,7SO. Last year it was but
439,7 S9. Increase 104 ,99l, or nearly
20 per cent. Very naturally, tho Repub.
lican minority of 1857 las. year is con.
verted into Republican majority OF
nearly equal amount this year.
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The aggregate vote On CO., e.snen ! /,
New York ioots up - r. Iows, .if,fy
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-04

Hs- DIR. L. j. Czaplxoy.-we would direct the es.
pecal attention Of invalds to perusa of Dr. L. j. Cap
kays advertisement 20 be ioand in another column this
paper in order to place the services Of learned expe
rienced physician within their reach. So much i'll has
been inflicted the human family from the pernicious and
ignorant practices Of emprcs, that 1t il we
filling bounden duty to known where judc.ous
lief be obtained To those unfortunate enough TO suf
fer from the effects Of sexu private diseases their
iltreatnent, cheefully commend Dr. L. j. Caapkay
OF scientific and medical cquirements possess
ing all the requisites from long experience and acknow
edged skill for the successful practice OF his profession
Having made sexual complaints especial study like the
celebrated Rcord of Paris he is enabled 10 guarantee
speedy and permanent In all OF private chron
ic disease, whether the effects of contagou seabuse
loss Of vrlity and in order that patients at distance
may avail themselves Of his advice free consultation by
letter is open TO them The knowledge that have OF
the he has effected of which of
long standing leads to place much faith in Dr. Cs ef
fcaey and commend him to the confidence Of those III
health. DIR. Czapkays Office is in Sacramento street be-
low Montgomery nearly opposite the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Co.'S Office. San Francisco.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-04

RACING.-A horse race has been made up to
be run at Moore's Flat, on the l4th inst, be-
tween the China Pony and the horse Frank, OF
Cherokee. for $500 side. Other races will
come off at the same time, and great sport ID
anticipated. A foot race will come off at the
same place, on the 29th inst. between c. Orr,
of Moore's, and Billy Vial, of Chips', for $500
a side. race has also been made up between
Jack Maiden, of Grass Valley, and Geo. Wood.
land, alias Pike, to be run at Eureka, on the
22d, for $500 n side.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-04

BANK ExcHANGE.-George Lewis threw open
the doors last evening of the most attractive
6Dou Of Saloon that has ever been established
in the City of Nevada. The Bank Exchange
may be found on Broad street, in the brick
building of Judge Caswell, and presents GER
tainly a very rare combustion Of the qualities
of beauty, taste, elegance aud ease. George
Gays that he will keep constantly before the
public. the most select quality and assortment
Of wines, aes, liquors and cigars, and both be
and brigham will be ever ready to minister the
same to the wants of the aforesaid
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-04

BARBARous AMrsEMENr.--A dog fight came
on at Hughes Race Track last Saturday, for
purse of $500, and large crowd were present
TO witness the amusement. One Of the dogs
was from Grass Valley and the other from One
ga The fight was made up some time ago, and
the dogs, being under the charge of experienced
trainers, were in good condition. After fight
ing about half an hour, they were separated,
and the stakes Withdrawn. Other sports, such
as foot racing, hors, racing, whskey drinking,
ETC., succeeded the fight, and were kept up un-
ill late in the evening. when the crowd dis
persed, highly satisfied with the intellectual en-
tertainment Of the day.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-04

COURr OF SEssIoNs.-Thc Court Of Sessions
met and opened in regular term on Monday.
An order was made requiring the Sheriff to
summon twenty four grand jurors to appear at
the Court House on Monday the 9th, at 10
o'clock A. NJ; also an order for thirty-six trial
jurors to appear on Thursday morning the 18th.
The case of the people against Colby was set
for trial on Thursday, the 18th, the case Of Mar
shal was set for the l4tb, and the case Of Hope
for the 18th.