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Cheaper and superior other used in Southern
climate.
Its test ed and recognized qualities are
LIST. DURARII.ITY-equRl to the best slate roofs.
Cd MPEhMEAB ILITE-Superior to any other; cracks
or leaks being possible
Sd BEAUTYIt presents smooth and grane-ke surface
4fh. GHEAPNESS-It much less than though il
good any wood roof than the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered The public the
cost Of cutters and valleys.
9Th. 1NGoMBUsTIBfLITY-I will resist fire better than
slate roof.
9th. CONVENIENCE-It will not soften nnder the heat Of
this climate and protects the interior Of buildings from the
intense heat Of
Th. SOIIDlTY becomes harder and Smoother from
be put upon roofs Of any slope being Of light
weight require heavy raer support while Is
not liable cooBion and hek nor does itrqnire repairs
The g TROPICAL ROOFING is chemical compound Of
substances several which peculiar it alone combined
In proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
in this city.
Testimonials Of the Of the above are in the hands
Of the agent may verified BY wishing
All orders left at the Post-oaice Box X No. 2 will be
FR J. G. KAUFMAN
ieI5 " corner of Benyie and Marais SITS.
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L norrPrss JOSEPHINE wELt8GE

DOCTRESS JOSEPHINE WELL4GE.
Respectfully informs the public Of New orleans mas sss
Just arrived the where she mas oten P Using fS
many years su Utsoa, without fail Of the below A&s1
diseases aud now has taken an office al NO Lg4 aS%a
street between Rayette ttPG streets, where she
consulted in her uity from 10 A. NJ 20 r. d., raa9
10 lie cUre af the following diseases
INCONSISTENCIES AND FEMQRS OF every Aina aTs TA-
moved and persrety cured without pain or the ass Of 1t
kDife, d a very short lime. -
and radical eure Within weeks without the Least danger 81
their braakit again She effects and performs tas sH
expeffF0us ard radical cure on Ulcers.
lever AND AGUE will be cured in foy-eight hours 10
very by the Of her Medicines which arr sSsa
powerful although containing no calonel oz oss
poisonous ingredients
She is also possession Of powerful Powder eE pHzE
the blood which highly recommended An who gts tss
Powders will be relieved from yellow feE=
Agne, Cholera and all diseases that may follow.
K7yPrice Of these Powders for six weeks, from 81 70 b
Screfua Ladies' Weakness Thigh and Hip Itssses
Liver Complaint Sick lead ache Rnd all Diseases o tbs ~
She NoTns, Buntoms Nas growing IN the Sea-
without pair utrg burning them, guaranteed nssef 70
-
Also DOCTRESs WE'LL AGES CELEBR ATEn STIGMA f3Is
BITTEESThs Necuss sovereign remedy for IgspeEsEA
Weakness niahUa Cramps Celc, Fever Ague, hare aR5
all Diseases, universally used in the praceb OF oa
scientific PLY sic:Rns in Europe and fs highly
nded BY them II improved by Price - Dor hSs
Josephine Wege hopes TO gain the eonndee u
all afflicted with any the alb named Diseases
a 2gil call At her Office, 1874 Bardana ST..
IsiS In 50s #EGss JOSEPHINE WErES,s
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.


/ WRIGHT 9. Co.'s CATALOGUES " aENtIAD
j popular Family Medicines which they Osr 70 BET
Druggists Dealers Proprietor Lowest whols sale
General Depot Special Agency Nc, Isl and q ChaEterE
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TyIoRYDA YELLOW PINE LUMBER-The
L undersigned have hand and constantly receiving
Farida Yellow Pine lumber which they invite the attention
of the trade.
100000 feet dressed, ongued aud grooved Yellow Pine
Flooring,
OOO0O feet q inch thick dressed tongued and grooyed
yellow Pine Ceiling.
100000 feet X inch square Joint Yellow Pine Flooring
fclpArD
100000 feet dressed Yellow PIKE Weatherboards.
100000 feet Yellow Pine assorted Seantling Toss Weather
boards, inch Boards, lE3 Strips, etc.
100000 Enths For sale By
SAM'L MCCONNELL h co,
Successors to Merritt Il Mcdonnell,
Caliope and Howard SITS New Basin,
AF-Any communication dropped in Box 81 Mechanics AS
spciatinn, attended to. e1 en-
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ECoy9 pisJmcr coURT} SUCCESSION or T. N. COLLINS.
MHEREAs Joh5, CorIes has IS" p Il the
W court t2r letter. Of Administration on the estate Of the
Notice hereby given TO ~ whom it may concern to show
canse within ten days Why the prayer Of the said petitioner
BY order Of the Court.
J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DEExrEyE coVe Pr DlsTRrcr sUccEssIoE DE F. n COL,
+ TE a29Ts que Iof, CORES pEess IL
"A petition ID eHet d,obteRr le- Eettres AdnEis-
cs4s da*or dGdgs sons dix 3Gnr fs ['s"na pour les
sei5is24 -. ]. l. KELLY. Dep1ts GLefa.r.
sEooyp DISTRICT couarl SUCCESSION Of JAMES LEMON.
WHEGREA1s Robert Lemon M has i',,i petitroned
Of lie iae james II lemon decsased Rteats " ~
Notice hereby given q 81 whom il may concern to show
casg within ten days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
BY order Of lie Court.
~ KELLY Deputy Clerk.
DEgxEHE CouE Pc Drs1RIcT} sUGqEssIoE, DE JAMES
ATTENDU que Robert lemon prescnte
mnis'raon Ia succession fen james Lemon decide in
cer9sr dayoir dedne DIX ours In asono pour Ies
quses j ne serat pas faTt dFo a la dite petition
sel5 IS a J. L. KELLY, Dspu6 Grefer.
sEcosP pl'TrIc7 COURT SUCCESSION OF DAVID NOR
NoTICE Il hereby given to the i; '' creditors
Of this Estate and 10 all other persons interested
oshqw wthnen days from the present notification fany
they have why the provisional presented
the Of th should h0mologated and a
proved the funds distributed in Herewith.
By order Of the court.
]. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DEU2EEME CoUE DE nIsTRtcT} SUCCESSION DE DAVID
de ia Nonve,e-Jrleahs. AORGAH-N1 li;s3G.
yIs eft peET L. present sonns any cream
peut Goncene davoir dEduire jours de
Ia pssente publication, e raitons pour esquees compe
preente Ia succession sersii point
appouye ct houoogue les fonds mains reparis
cnnfortnement dit compte.
Par orire de Ia Cour
fep9 10 IS j L. KELLY. Deputs Greaier
JAMES; Y. BLOCKER, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw,
d New Orleans.
Rs~ Ofce-No. "a Commercial Place iy2T Iy
T LIVINGSTON, COUNsELOR-AT-LAw, 30 CAMP
street New Orleans will be every day bis Office
during business hours, this and fall. jy26 tul
AW notice. HAVE RESUMED THE PRAG
Il ce Of profession and can befouRd nay office No. Il
Camp
mv8 " Nm. REYN0LDR.
| CAMUEL c. STRAmLER, ATTORNEY AT
- LAW Notary Public and Commissioner for the States Of
Louisiana Georgia Texas and Florida Office, No. 81 Royal
street, Mobile, Ala. ie25 6n
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H.P. JANyIER, secretary..
TNHE FIRST ANNUAL STATEMENT OF
/ THE CITIlENs, MuTuAL INSURANCE COMPANY

rryz4Ec EFTRSV ANNuAI, STATEMENT 1F
/ IiFFTTf TTTTZIsNst MINI IL INSiTJ 4NCE G0TPAEF
Ci @1I r5,e SIo,o,Z MAKE he T1Iinrsirt 5ste
meRt /, - =. ..,-. a,dl.r,
sJlG MoyenR Ri S3 lG a !.
on $50 i5Isi-s Sf 10 n
e. g. si,,ar nj H. - - 10 GTs II
~ i'''ei N''''''''''''' 1910 s9no f4q ~
Less Premiums OF klsRanott efm'neteu't o4E45 "
Less NetaEh fFelluuls ''''''''' ioI4 " XXI "a
%oottoL %
Ne earned ~
Losses p Aq during me same pefl &C. saS 90
IN Ftt5 hiShs - 81 USS ~
On Marine kisks....,... 5E,8SZ ~
On River Risks .....,.s...t. i,Zzl 70 ~, an, n,
---St l9S6 ~
Rensurauces.-... .',..''..'.'....'' 80. i2S3@ 10
Expenses etc. less interest. z@lV "a ..
5, 49,, --
Net earned pro4 Tor the year ending SUN e,oon,. a,
M i,l i, F,i a"
Bills eeeyRbIeal short due for premiums 48l3 q
Bills receivable, being balance Que on subscription .
noes......... l0 569 8!
Invested in bank stock. 5O894 81
Invested IN notes secured by MORTGAGE on real estate M
%oh 9onhle ne tnoGt uue heeP: ISg ~
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COPARTFERsHIP.

OIssOLUq ION THE COPAETNEBsHLP 4hh4~
6sae esipe between az the ana stYla g ~
~ n IL 3 = ~ M Jsg dfssoIved bv mutual consents
. s''-' a. - 60 ~ CHAS 81 IMAM
Pr pr. John FELT Efs
H IT, WOOnHOBSAy
JOHN FEbTER-
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NATHALIE LANDING ayr PUBLIC SALE.

w
THE NINDEN LANDING now occupied by C. L. Weldon
near the Mnde Claiborne parish Louisiana VAL be
sold at auction the highest bidder in the town OF Min
den on HE iir-t MONDAY in Sc TENDER next.
This property comprises abont S2U OF land with the i'm
nroypnpnts thereon consisting Of Cotton Sheds and Ware
house Landing controls large Of the extensive nnd
rapidly growing trade of the parishes tributary 10 Lake Btste
negu aud the largest points for the shipment OF cot
ton and is entirely above overflow To these &C
auRnrd property innrei those
i,eguaine with obtain full information regarding the
quantity Of shipped annually from it well as the
freight received by IT, b. applying 10 the parties
named below.
n7g.T FERNS OF SALE-Oue-third cash New Orleans
acceptance nay onetrd payable in De
cepher 1875 third payable in pri 1860 in New Or
leans aCGeplances, approved.
further paricuGrs in relation TO Tbs properly appy to
W j. Sterling, ESQ, Mudeu; c L. Weldon, Esq, Muden
TarIinr- NJ r.. brady 4 Co., Orleans islg
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNDEEsT GNED FiAgs
" fs fay entered into eoparnefship for the pHFp9se q
acting business their account and genera te
TFR CHAs. STTLLHA&N
Pr. pr JOHN FkbIAH,
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VT +. HE II{TCTS, Nos 81 FRONT And 10 Full
w ton streets. Orleans, La, dealer HARDWARE
and SHIP NpIFRY Copper Tin and 81 eet Iron Worker
Blncksmithng Urk ind FinshiEE at short notce
Chmpies Breechng, Stills JUICE Boxes, Fire Beds Ash
Pans Glahers Ferers Heaters as Pipe Ard all kinds OF
Turning done steamboat and Plantation Work reasona
bic terms
Importer of Hardware Bolts, Nuts, Wheel stirrups Ma
chinery, etc, -,
exertions hereafter be Hbatcd render them ample
Justice and satisfaction
This establishment his facilities for filling all orders in the
by house either South or
West. -,
Mr. CHAs Il WALD0 So long and teyor2ly known to he The
community, will give his personal attention 10 the
Hardware and ship ChaudleTI portion q the hnsneSS
iEnSt F.
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IN RETIRING FROM THE SHIP CHAHDLERE AND
Fccey Business, beg leave thanks 70 H7y
friends for the patronage they kindly extended
and to recommend AessTs. CHARLIE A. 3
aoa I'm H. @. TAYLOR
EiHILTON q TAYLOR--JOHN NJ. CHiLEff2S
~ CHARLES a. TAYLOR have associated themselves
the practice Of law in the city Of New Orleans and the sA
parishes.
@T~ Office 80 Camp street.
New Orleans May j. 1853 mge
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NIssOLUTIOg-LA sOCIETE. QUT EXIsFATT KS
II les sousgnes partif de jour ssous raT
settlement Tuutue.
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THE UNDERSIGNED WILL. CARRY on THE
business stand 222 ROYAL corner
street. he win be pleased his riens and
public in general. 2. r. AORI3s-
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OFFICE OF THE EowARp ASSOCIATION,
No, 80 Camp street.
EB- Applications for relief a. yellow, fever
be made Gis ONCE from O'clock A NJ to O'Clock
r. Nv the tie places indicated the printed
cards
aus # Il Il. DENTZEL. sec,y rro tom.
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FOB SALE.

HAY FOR SALI-I32 bales Hay for sale, Apply to
II J. L. EASS,
a22 ll9 omu5n street.
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S&3I fayette Square and Camp street.
LII This fsv0ts establishment formerly Florence House
10 undeg thorough renovation and will be opened e
the public the lst October The location being opposite Il
feyets Square and in tho immediate vicinity at he fash
onabe places Of amusement better adapted 70 the comfort o.
antilles thayng broad yerandsh than any hotel IN ths
south This house B to be Of the first class second 70
In all its appointments.
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TTOPA FTgER Ip-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
u tf day formed coparfBershp under the style Of = RES
ePgICH &sCHOENFELD FOR the TRANSACTION Of senetAA
Commission business. o. PHEssf y ~ Sts-rr -
sd
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NTUTICE-AbL PERSONS INDFHTED TO THE ES-
~ tae OF G. W FaiEwgrew Wifi reTuestel 10 settle
The umedisle all persons niHg hut claim against
said succession VIII present the tile rucd.
Is, r. HENRY Curator,
FL 4uIp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-17

TRoIsIExE CouR De DISTRICT GEORGE H. WALLACE VS..
d L. Nouyse Orleans. SRFEEETT F. sMITH-3sJ7.
I'm NERTU dun writ de fieTE faCias mol
L. adesse par rlouurRhle Trysitme District de la
S0uyeeUrleans dams hfare cidesss je procedeTai le
LGNlv 20 septembre ls55 midi PH6'e de Ia Ole, rue
de IN Commune entire les du Camp des MRgasins Ia
olle enchee de Thomas p kundy equel ma pas emP les
COnd Lions de adudicaon ui aite 81 aDu dernier Rt-
publication de
LiesCi4ve nor7me AMERICA, age d'envrOn
SRisi daps l'sfaTe ci-dessus.
CONDiTIOES-Comptan moment de Multiplication.
F. T. PARKER,
req 10 IS II 20 Sheriff de la Par0isse d'Orleans.
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-19
For the Nevada journal

THE STATE DEBT-Mr. Editor -
As the people will soon be called on to
paw the State debt, ] would like to call
the attention of our lawmakers to one
way in which some of il mi igh' be raised
II we could have law to relieve all
the property holders from the payment
of the poll ta*. and have registry law
to register all the voters, and oblige
every voter who pays no tax on prop
erty to pay a poll tax, We might raise a
hundred and fifty thousand dollars per
annum. But as it is, the poll tax may
as well be added to the property tax,
for no one pays it hut those who have
property to force the payment with
this can be seen by the amount of poll
tax received.
Those who did not aid in creating the
State debt, and those who were not here
at the time. are under no obligations to
pay it. Yet, if son is able to pay the
debts of his father, it is honorable IN
him to do it. w.
1t is useless to talk Of registry law.
Such provision win never be incorpo-
rated in our statutes till new Constitu-
tion is adopted. and pever while the
Democratic party is IN power, new Con-
stitution or not.
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-19

DUEL.-We learn that duel is to
come off on the 25th. between Doctors
Webber and Teed, of Mafysville. DR.
Webber is the challenging party. The
weapons chosen are broad swords, and
the place selected for the hostile meet
ing is about miles from Benicia we
learn these facts by way of Campton-
Vile.
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-19

MUsICAL-Persons of a musical turn
will find an excellent aid in the New
York Musical Review which furnishes a
rich amount and variety of musical mat
ter. 1t contains the newest and most
popular music, answers to inquiries con-
cerning musical subjects. &c.
Published weekly by Mason, Bros
New York .at 81 per annum single copy
81, five copies.
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-19
JUSTICE.

CoNfIRMED.--Julius Korn has been
confirmed BY the Senate, Port Warden
of Sau Francisco, much to the regret of
the anti-vigilantes and more bigoted of
Democrats. Mr. Korn is a German ed
itoy Of acknowledged parts.
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-19

The FIRST NEws.-Master " alter
Mead was the first gentleman to furnish
us with information from the Atlantic
SIDE this time. His favor came in the
shape of Boston Journal, for which we
will try to get even by-and-by.
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-19

STeAMER.-Wea are indebted to Welch
and Hamlin for full files of Atlantic pa
pers all delivered about the same time
They deserve our thanks, which they
have fully. The counters of each Of
these gentlemen will be found covered
with the choicest current literature of
the dav.
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-19

Quick TRIP.-The stage, having on
board the Atlantic mail, left Sacramen-
to on Tuesday morning and arrived here
on Thursday morning in advance of the
news BY telegraph
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-19

LYNCH Law AT MoNTEREY-Anas-
tasia Jesus, sentenced to death for the
crime of murder, at Monterey, but res
pited by Gov. Weller, was hung by the
citizens of that place Feb 18th, the
day on which the respit of the Governor
came into the hands Of the Sheriff. The
people we've much mcensed at the inter-
ference of the Executive III behalf of a
murderer beyond dispute, and took the
execution of the laws in their own
hands, This has been done in the face
of the bombastic threats of Gov We'll
ler's inaugural and the terrors of Mr.
Lees vigilance bill. Gov. Weller will
find an uphill job befre him if he at
tempts tire punishment of the citizens of
Monterey for seeing the laws executed
ia spite of the prerogatives of himself.
We shall now see the fruits of idle
threats,
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-19

UThe Charleston s. C.l Courier
thus alludes to the emancipation of ms
slaves by the late G. W. P. Gusts: ut
is high time Virginia had some lav on
her statute book against this destruction
Of property"
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-19

re- If any one needs to be convinc-
ed of the imbecility and want of princi-
pie in the present administration, let him
read the eloquent truthful aud telling
speech of B. Gratz Brown delivered be-
fore Democratic Mass Meeting at ST.
Louis, Missouri, on the Sth of January
The speech will oe found in the New
York Tribune of the goth ult We can
only direct attention to the speech, it
being too long for our columns. Coming
from Democrat, that speech is bound
have great effect with the reading and
thinking Democracy The administra-
tion is convicted of ineompeteney and
even criminality by Mr.. Brown,
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-19

~ The Richmond Dispatch says,
the bronze statues of Patrick Henry and
Jefferson are beginning to assume
dark and weather beaten look appear.
ing more like gigantic Sepoys than
civilized Americans.
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-19

EAEMPIlON LAW FOR IRINTERS.-
The Mountain Democrat, copying after
its namesake of this place, is forncst the
bill of Mr. King and fears if printing of
fees are exempt from forced sale jours
may get swindled out of their wages
now and then. We have no particular
interest in the passage of the bill of Mr.
King, and if all classes of community
are alike put upon the same footing with
respect to exemption of property we are
content. AS in former article, we say
repeal all exemption laws or give the
printers equal privileges with other class
es now favored by statute. There is
no reason why printer may not have
a portion Of his property secured to him
for the benefit of his family as well as
the agriculturalist.
In regard to the passage of law for
the protection of jour printers, advoca-
ted by our Placerville cotemporary. we
have no objection TO it provided that law
is made general so as to extend to la
borers of all kinds. If the journeyman
is to have protection against his employ
ers, give the laborer by the month on
the ranch claimed as a homestead, pro-
lection also We do not believe as some
Of our contemporaries seem to do, that
proprietors of printing establishments
need hedging in by law more than en-
ployers in other avocations of life. Laws
should be general in their application,
and not given to foster, or cripple, COW
er or expose the industry or property of
one class of community more than
another.
The homestead law ought to be ex-
tended so as to give to every man, at
least of family, the right to select prop
erty of any kind he may choose to a GER
tain amount as homestead, or else wipe
all exemption laws from the statutes.
1t may be objected that property in
mortgages, notes, brick or wooden stores,
&C.. will NOT come properly under the
definition of homestead. The Legisla-
ture is, however, competent to declare
what may or may not be construed tn
mean a homestead without reference to
the common acceptation of the term.
Clauses, defining the meaning and limi-
tation of terms used in statute enact
ments are found in the laws of every
State in :he Union.
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-19

V The Placerville Mder wsnts
some one to get married or commit sui.
eide it don't care which-if it can only
get an item by tho operation. 1t says
that the. times are frightfully peaceabie
about there
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-19

PLEDGEDTo oDIsUNIoN.-Ihe Charles
ton Mercury makes the following state
ment
Georgia Mississippi and Alabama
stand pledged to secede from the Union,
should Kansas, applying to Congress for
admission as a slave State, be refused
admission.
If we had not heard so many similar
declarations in times past, the above
would have a more terrific influence
upon US than it now has.
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-19

NEVADA RIFLE CoMPANY.-At a
meeting held on Saturday afternoon
last, the following officers were elected
to the command &c, Of the Nevada
Rife Company.
Henry Meredith. Captain.
Phil. Moore, 1st Lieutenant.
George Story, I'd
Jerome Moore. Sd
J: B. Van Ragan, Orderly Sergeant.
Fl. B. Thompson. 1st
w. P. Harrington. I'd
Henry Kncrr. Sd
Fl. H. Pearson. 1st Corporal.
John O'Brien. Cd "
A. G. Niles, Sd
N. P. Brown. 4th
John Anderson. Drummer.
Thomas Marsh. Fifer.
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-19

The CORRECTION P PRoMIsED.-Westa
ted last week, on what we took to be GOOD
authority. that a pimp had been fired al
by frail damsel in a row on Bfoat
street. Since the time of the publica.
tion of the item we have been called on
by fellow calling himself Ridgely,
better known in the northern part of this
State by the name of '.Emigrant," who
tells us he was the individual that got
out of the way of the bullets so dexter
ously on that occasion, but says we mis-
took his character in the term we used
We promised to state by way of correc-
ton. that he said he was no pimp, and
to set him right as far as lay in our pow
er with this community to which we
owe duty as promoters of its interests
as we'll as an obligation to fulfil the
promise to Mr.. Ridgely.
We have taken considerable pains to
be able to set Mr.. Ridgely right as hear
as we can with our citizens, and It af-
fords US sorrow to state that our account
of the row in which Mr.. Ridgely was
made to travel. is not, Judging from re.
cent information we have received, the
whole truth. "Emigrant," we are told,
by reliable men, will not take any thing
he cannot reach. Further, it stands MS
fact on record that in disgraceful
row at Yreka. he beat a man named
Patterson over the head in brutal man.
ner with a revolver, for which he was
imprisoned for some time in jail. By
way of episode, we will mention the fact
that Patterson was found dead and man.
gled in a shocking manner some time
after. "Emigrant" was afterwards en-
gagged in a shooting scrape with one
Gibbs, at Buckeye, near Shasta, and
this is upon record. By his own private
admission, and that of his courtesan, all
susceptible of proof, he allows no other
inference as to his true character than
that he is an acquaintance and compan-
ion of thieves, robbers and villains of
every description. This much we say
in fulfllment of promise to the scamp
and of a dutyto the good people of Ne
vada who want to know him that they
may keep a sharp watch on things of
theirs lying around loose and a good
look out for cowardly assassins and
robbers from behind buildings,
bushes and logs by the roadside on their
way home of night.
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-19

LIES AGAiN.-The Grass Valley Ta-
graph takes pleasure in noticing that
the Nerada Journar endorses tho points
If correspondent &c" OF the BulIetth.-
No doubt of it. The TaegrapA-man
rolls falsehood like s~ee, mersel un-
der his tongue. We have never ell
dorsed NC" in any shape, but on the
contrary the remarks of the Democrat
in opposition to that letter of the alpha
bet. We recommend the editor Of the
Telegraph to return to the theme of his
hoyhood,-"Honesty is the best policy"
and stick to it till it leaves faint i'm
preston upon his mind. A look into
English grammer in connection with
his exercise in composition would not
injure him in the least.