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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-08

Gould NOT AGREE.-The Jury in the case OF
Hodges VS.. DR.. Cooper, for alleged mal.prac-
tice, at San Francisco, could not agree on q
verdict, and after being out q day or two, we're
discharged. They stood six for the plaintiff
and six for the defendant
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-08

ATLANTIC PAPERs.-We are indebted to Geo
Welch, Of the Pioneer Book Store, and to ]. E
Hamlin, of Broad Street Book Store, for late
Eastern papers, received by the mail steamer.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-08

REMovAL-Messrs. Block Il Co. have leased
the store lately occupied by J. B. Newman d
Co., next above their present place of business,
and will remove into it in few days.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-08

REcovERNo.-We are pleased to learn that
Henry Shipley, who was dangerously injured
recently in Oregon, by fall from horse, is
slowly recovering.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-08

GALE AT SAN FRANCIsoo.-We learn from the
San Francisco papers that severe gale occur.
red at that place last Thurday. Considerable
damage was done to the vessels in the harbor.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-08
Tn. N... presidential Contest.

Some months ago, a writer in the Charleston
rs. CT Mercury, expressed the opinion that the
next Presidential contest would be between the
anti.L Lecompton Democrats aud the Republi-
cans The writer was Southern man, but had
Travelled extensively in The North, and closely
observed the political feelings of the masses
The recent elections indicate that the writer's
surmises we're correct, and they further Indicate
that Douglas and Seward will be the Presden-
tial nominees of the two parties
The brilliant victory of Douglas in Illinois,
achieved as it was upon true Democratic prin-
ciples, aud against combination of all the isms
from Lecomptonism to Abolitionism, points un-
erringly to him as the standard-bearer Of the
Democracy in 1860. His friends will undoubt-
edly have majority in the Charleston Conven-
tion, and they will not permit him to be over
slaughed Sy the two-thirds rule. The Admin
istration, then being near the close of its term,
will be powerless to control the action Of that
Convention, and the miserable toadies who
have lavished such fulsome adulation upon our
present venerable Chief Magistrate" will be
the first to fall upon their knees and worship
the rising sun. With Douglas as the nominee,
and platform embodying the principles advo-
Gated by the anti-Lecompton Democrats at the
last session of Congress, the Democracy may
count on certain victory in 1860.
The 1000 or 5000 votes cast for the Admin
istration ticket in Illinois, is perhaps fair av-
erage of the strength of the LecomptOn party
in the North, and heir number will be greatly
diminished as the term of President Buchanan
draws to close. These facts will become SO
apparent by the time the Charleston Conven-
tion meets that few of the delegates will be dis
posed to endorse the Lecompton policy of the
Administration.
Seward is acknowledged to be the foremost
man of his party, and his chances for the nomi-
ration have been greatly increased by the sue
cess of the Republican ticket in New York. In
speech recently made by him at Rochester,
he advocated the ultra doctrine enunciated by
Lincoln of Illinois, that the States must all be-
come either slave or free, and that the slavery
agitation must be kept up until one of these re-
suits was accomplished. This doctrine will suit
the radical Abolitionists, but we believe will be
found 10 be unpalatable to great portion of
the more moderate Republicans. With such
candidate, they cannot hope to carry more than
four or five of the Northern States.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-08

OVERLAND MAm.--The overland mail stage
arrived at San Jose on Monday night The
news has been anticipated by the mail steamer
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-08

NEW Books. &c.-J. e. Hamlin has just re-
ceived at his store. an extensive assortment OF
standard books; also, school books, stationery,
toys for the holidays, &c.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-08

WINE IN SONoMA.-Gen. NJ. C. Vallejo, it is
said, has obtained over 5000 gallons of wine
from his vineyard, this season. He has also
extended it, and anticipates raising nearly
$4,000 gallons next year.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-08

CHRIsrNAs BALL.-Mr. J. G. High gives
ball at the Eagle Hotel, MOore's Flat, OF
Christmas Eve, Dec. Gath.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-08
MASONIC.

ri VIE MEMBERS OF NEVADA LODGE No. 13 +. ga NJ.
are hereby notified that the annual election of officers
Tor the ensuing will take place at the Stated Commu
nicatlon OF said Lodge 10 be held Saturday evening
Dec. llth A. D., 1868, at O'Clock.
THOMAS !. HAWLEY, ", NJ,
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-08

New PAPERs.-PreparatlOns are being made
to establish paper at Iowa Hill, in Placer CO.,
and one at Mokelamne Hill, Calaveras co.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-08

THEATRICAL and Mrs. Stark are play.
ing at the Forest Theater, Sacramento.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-08
STANTON BUCKNER.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Ofice-Kelsey's Brick Building, Commercial street.
At the Office lately occupied by Messrs. Buckner HILL
Nevada. Dec. 1858. loft
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-08
NEVADA DEMOCRAT

Geo, L, Lammon, Is our authorized agent for this
it lie will deliver the DEMOCRAT TO subscribers and is
ibor;-ed 10 receive subscriptions advertisements &e
and collect and receipt for the same.
Oc4svsan HOOgs is our Agent for San Francisco.
He Is authorised receive advertisements and collect and
receipt for the same
Merritt & Bad1am, 106 Street, our authorised
Agents Sacramento, TO receive advertisements and
collect for the same,
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-08
C. WILSON Hill

Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
OElCE-Second story of Abbotts Brick Building Com.
mercial Street. Nevada.
Nevada, Dec. 9th 1858. loft
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-08

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN m
IN will apply to the Board Of Supervisors ~ v AF
County on the 9th day o. january A. D. 1859 nevada
thereafter as hearing be had for rero ~ a. Aeee
eense to keep Toll Bridge at the place known =. %s L.
Bar. es hlnois
December 9th 1858. ~ NVOfER
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-08
MARRIED.

In this city, Nov. 5th, at tho brides res;deD..
| Mr.. CHARLOTTE B. HoTz. nkkFN 10
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-08
Ordinance Number 81.
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Sheldon Brakeman COhave in press a volume Of
Brilliant Passsses from discouses OF this remarkable
PIE ac. We the of the book and every
page a fame glowing FIRE TIE bnef and
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PROSPECTUS
FOR THE NEW SERIES, COMMENCING
MAY IS, 1858.

COMMENCING With The above date the NASHVILLE UNION AND
American VIII be published and edited by E. G. EAsrMAE
F. c. DUNSoToE J. o. GREETH and G. g. Po1DExrrR under
the style o. E. G. EASTMAN Co. The terms heretofore viii
be- for the Daily So for the Tey S. and for the Week
", 50 per unhum.
The fierce political struggles Of the last tEenyfour years. in
which the UEoS and afterwards Union AND AEa1cA has
taken so prominent part rendered necessary our preis
eessors to publish almost exclusively political journal
that department the has always occupied second to
none II the country At length the principles and policy Of the
Democratic party have become fixed and mpregnabe and now
we propose to make the central democratic organ, its news and
commercial departments all that It has ever been in its political
While abaing no jot Of heart and energy in support Of the Pn
eple and policy Of the great Democratic par have perfected
arrangements by which wiz supcsde the necessity Of the
business man or the general reader going Of the State for pa
pers containing the latest intelligence
The News.
The latest News from all quarters and all important sub
ject-Pcca Commercial, and General have precedence,
hereafter, thing else. We shall no pains Or ex
Pense to place paper this respect in advance Of al com
petOrs and to make necessity even those Of citizens
who may not symPathize with our political opinions
wit and RumOr.
SUI LOvENG0ODs inmalIe sketches viii continue to en-
belsh the humorous department Of our paper.
Commercial and Home Departments.
gentleman intelligence and experience has employed
Local and Commercial Editor viii devote bis whole time
to matters relating the Commerce Of the country and the Ia
dUstry Of the State.
Our ExertiOnS
To increase the usefulness Of the UNION AMERICAN will be
unremttng We Spring and Summer investing in new
materials, buildings &C. money than the whole establish
ment appraised five years Our determination
make establishment rank among the most influential as well
extensive institutions Of the State and make central
organ Of the Democracy paper which may to by the
people with and pride And while this we ask
friends subscription list As that increases so
shall increase our energies and our enterprise.
Clubbing.
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A Great Medicine for FemRIes.-Hundreds Of
smulans have been invented and sod Puporng be specific
In the various diseases and arrangements to which the decacy
form renders her subject The result all these slim.
uants has been mpart aoeRrg actiUity the ae,Uous
system, and false vgor the muscles but this relief has been
succeeded by depression snd postraon greater before
and the repeated attempts Of nvads to build themselves from
these false remedies have finally ended in destroying what little
vital organization left. But in using BqrAagss Holland
Bitters you will lind such disastrous results It is purely
vegetable compound prepared strictly sceac principles
after the Of the celebrated Holland Professor BrhaTe
Under its influence, ec nerve muscle receives new strength
and yigor, appetite and sleep RETURN and finally perfect health
See advertiser ent in another column.
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MACIIINE lIADE HORNESHOEs
LAW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY
At aunbridge, Mass.


At Cambridge, Mass.
Tie Instructors IN this School arc
Hon JOEL PARKER, LID, Royal Professor.
Hon. THEOPHLU5 PARSONS, LID, Dane Professor.
Hon. Emory WAsHBURN, LID, University Professor.
TENE Of instruction the branches o.
the Common Law, and Of Equity Admiralty, Commercia
international and Constitutional Law, and the Jurisprudence OF
the United States The Law Library consists Of about 40
volumes, and works appear they added every
effort is made to render it complete.
Instruction given by oral lectures and eposiions land by
Rotations and examinations in connection with them OF which
there every week Two Moot Courts also holden
each week. at each Of which previously given out
gued by four Students opinion delivered by the Presiding
Instructor. Rooms and other facilities also provided for the
Club Courts and Assembly is held weekly for practise
bate, and acquiring knowledge Of parliamentary Law and pro-
ceedings
Students may enter School in any stage Of their professional
studies mercantile pursuits the
term, or in the middle or other part Of a term.
They at l5ert fleet what studies they viii pursue,
cOring their view Of their wants and aainments.
The Academical year. which Thursday six weeks
after the third Wednesday July is divided into two terms Of
twenty weeks EACH with vacation Of six weeks at the end Of
each term.
During the winter vacation the Library opened warmed and
lighted for the use OF the members Of the School.
The exercises Of the will Monday,
Sept G, 1853.
Applications admission or for Catalogues or any further
information, be made to either Of the Professors at Cam
bridge.
Cambridge Mass, June, 1858. iy6-1aw3w is
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE,

Medical Department.
TEVE tvenysecond will commence
in this School on the first Monday in November and close
the last OF February under the following arrangement
LUNSF0ED P IANDEL NJ D., Professor Of Physiology and
Pathological Anatomy.
BENZ R. PALMER Nj. D., Professor Of the Principles and
J. LAWRENCE SMITH, NJ D. Professor of Medical Chemistry
ROBERT J. BRECKINRIDGE, NJ. D., Professor of Matera
Meiica and Therapeutics
JOSHUA B. FLINT, NJ D., Professor Of Clinical Surgery.
SHEODORE BELL NJ d. Professor Of the Theory and Pac
LLEWELEYN POWELL, NJ d. Professor of Olstetrie Medicine
J. W BENSON, NJ D., Professor Of Descriptive and Surgical
s. NJ BEMiss. NJ D.. Professor of Clinical Medicine.
ARCHIE B. COOK, NJ. D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
Fees for the entire course sI5 Naturalization and Library to-
6 fec 5 90 f'''' Anatomy and Dissection H. Graduation
full preliminary course Of Lectures will he given by the Fac
uy, commencing first Monday October at which time
the Dissectug Rooms will also be opened.
Marine yp from the lst Of October till close Of the session
Cliaque has also been established in connection with the
for and lcctursi upon in presence Of the class
For further information apply to l. P. YANDELL,
jylsdlW&wet Dean of the Faculty.
ENOR UST-Godey's Ladys Book, Grallam's Maya.
jysO JOHN YORK & CO.
DERSONS WANTING GOOD HAMS CAN
4 be supplied at
CONGRESS WATEISs--Just received, a lot of resi-
DEMOvILLE BELL.
ANDREW !. SMITH,
no. A, BROADWAY, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
TENNESSEE IRON, CASTINGS, NAILS,
ETEL, WAGON AzIEs, ELLIPTIC sFRrNss -.
ND all other articles in his line Of business which he Offers
N wholesale and RETAIL low for cash, the above stand
fSo6-ly 1850 E'--
EALt M EAEgs-A Grst AIiI is now In operation
Iva at Wolfenden Co.'s Machine Shop, Chey street two
doors south Of Broad Fresh ground Aes q for sale
je90-n
NUM- ARABIC,.-AR extra ane article received and for
W aalsby DE4QEILLE 4 BELL.
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0Wo authorized announce Cen B. F. CEArIAN as
candidate for Mayor at the ensuing election.
aug4-td
II We are authorized to announce MOSES SINGLETON as
candidate for Mayor, at the ensuing municipal election
june Q-dtd.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From the PIains--EIsctiOn in St. I.ouis.

From the PIaIns--EIection in 81. I.,ufs.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug 8-We have New Mexico dates
to the 18th. Business Was dull The nal met
numerous unfriendly Indians on the plains. The
Apaches are now friendly.
Governor Denver and General Lana are at Leav-
enworth.
The Democrats of the st. Louis District have cleo
ted Barrett for Congress- and probably, also their
Legislative and County ticket.
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TFVE Partnership heretofore existing between B. r. JOHNSON
and RICHARD OWEN, is this day dissolved By mutual
All the debts the firm will collected by
Johnson all other indebtedness the be
paid by him. B. R. JOHNSON,
RICHARD OWEN.
Nashville, Tenn, Cd July, 1858.
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New York Marker.

New YORK, Aug. 4-COtt0n steady, sales 800
bales: Flour firm: Southern Red Wheat 00e7 IN
Southern White l 80sl.45 Yellow Corn 1 coal .O5;
Bacon quiet 83a82 for Sides. 6a7 for Shoulder:
Sugar, MuscOvado 7ba9; MOlasses, AIuseOvado %;
TallOv O.
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CEsE srsAR CAKEWe understand from reliabeauthority,
that about days ago twelve COWS broke into
cneheld Of Or. Joox adjoining the village Of Calhoun
MeMinR county that Of the died from the ELECTS Of
eating the sugar Some died before leaving the aed and
Others died the next day. The remaining six reoorerd
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RIVERSIDE HALWe would call attention to the advertisement
Of this Institution for young ladies' This Institution is under
the charge Of the Rev J. G. DowEo Of the Episcopal Church
and the number Of pupils is limited twenty location
upon the Tennessee river about thirteen from the Phsde
pia depot the East Tennessee and Georga Railroad IN
most picturesque and healthy region. There ample grounds
attached for every descrption Of out door exsrciss
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nnininns of the sunrnr,o Can't.

The Legal Profession Magistrates and others interested viii
bear UNION AMERICAN is one Of The papers
authorized by publish the opinions Supreme Court
the ae furnished by Attorney General
the State We publishing The opinions
n IL Gsa session Of jackson ~ rapidly they come hand