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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-03

rTO THE PUnLIC.In consequence Of the unPreeedeni-
Il ed success Of "Our Model shirt" have made
ments (which heretofore impossible great
demand In New York; TO dins have large supply Of this pcpu
Shirt hand variety and quality
hese sending orders will filled
despatch the sole Richmond
would respectfully call the attention Of those who have
Oar Model to examination, they will
ed that ills the best cheapest and of dHJe Shirt
for sale We also prepared TO order
abort notice. and reduced
hand large desirable ENTLEENs FURNISHING
GOODS, which embraces everything pertaining
and which will be offered At greatly reduced prices.
SrURTEyANT A MAGWIRE
AUTO No 81 Main sire Va
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JERSEY CITY MOULDING AND PLANNING MILL,
CORNER OF GREENE AND MORGAN sTREETS

CORNER OF GREENE AND MORGAN srREErs
WooD Maolngs Arehtraves constantly on hand
w aud worked 70 order Also. Pew Caps Rails
Inside Trimmings description
tinds Of Scroll and Straight Saving House Carving Any
desired pattern worked order atho notice Wood Turning
anu branches Pan PAnneled and oetAgon NeEe hand
and made TO order BAules Of all sEes descriptions
ko kc Mahogany, Hack Walnut, Cherry stair
Rails saved worked order The prices marx pat
fss 100 feet running
BOne Of the largest stocks m MoudlnRs Trimmings,
and greatest variety Patterns manufactured Of the
nstsrals VIII always b. found At this estabhment Planning,
With neatness and despatch Terms cash
JOHN FULLER viii also manufacture and give particular
attention 70 Gole Work for Churches Public Budngs Dwelling
Houses wndos Frames &e made TO order short notice
kound and Square Pcket Fence
and Blinds OF every description manufactured Of the
rial and warranted 70 stand in
and article In that line furnished
AArblefd Iron and Slate MAne Terra Gotta
window Caps, &C. ~ Designs and
nj Nu9
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-03

kDLOMS FOX FALLOWING--
4 CJLTlSAIORs AND HARRnWs FoR ~,
i EI.iSS SS,t n n. .MhhAI-BeleTing that IhAve NS
IN my NJ" FLOW the best PoE In use IzTRs-KlZS>--
Ake hls oher 10 the Farmer and Panfers .in s,-Il
@ u,se Andhihey better than
nave ney can return them to OS
SB Fresh supply Of Turnp Just ree.lv.i ehArss
taa r. IL STARKE No 81 MAJ, c,
'J-@ doors above Chari.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-03

TORR UGATED WROUGHT IRON AND
~ WlkE ERAlLiNGSeeured by L-iters Patent Admirably
adapted Tor enclosing Public Ground Cemeteries Baeonys Cot
4c Sheep aud Hurdle. Wire
ead With every variety Folding Beadseads and Iron
Furniture Patent Wire Coal Screens, ore, Sand
Screens, Wire Netting for Mesquite sheep Poultry
purposes Wire Summer Houses Fancy Wire Work In great
rety, for Gardens, Ac.
NJ. WALKER SONS Manufacturer
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r OCKsnITHING, RELL HANGING, SILVER

II OCKSmITHING, HRLL HANGING, SILVER
H PLATING AcThe Subscriber has
Northern cities where he has laid In
the best quality used In Locksmiing, Hsngisg
Ing, etc aud Invites public attention his EN-
poyed the best workmen 70 be had and
order every Kind Of Lock hang Beh In the manner
do erPlatinR In style not 10 be
men, In this country All his work warranted or no sale
Amer an experience Of years In this city
quantance With the best Lock makers In this
himself that be give Satisfaction. both and
prices and therefore socits
VIII meet With prompt attention.
Persons wishing Locks
style Silver Plating executed IN
ved 70 call at his establishment iOth street th doors
south OF Main, where they will be attended shortest no
lice
Orders from distance through the will be i'm
medAey he and Bell hanging done In any the county
At city prices.
Address wM W syEAD,
Elver-Piater, Locksmh and Reu Hanger,
oclo-d3m 1oh Street, Richmond. Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-03

~ Magnificent Silks, &.
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,
ELEGANT CLOAKS AND SHAwLs,
Prom weeks Auction Sales Of Importers York
AT GREAT SACRIFICE
WATKINS e. FICKLFN
(EG leave TO inform their friends and the public generally that
has Just been rrpened by additions
of beautiful Goods, purchased by their hn many
stances at nearly
HALF THEIR PREVIOUS VALUE.
They only ask opportunity OF exhibiting these Choice
Select Goods Of the Designs
10 insure sales, and surprise with PRICES
In SILKS especially enabled 10
bring this hitherto article reach every one
Beautiful VELOUR DE PARIS,
French and Irish POPLINs,
Paris Printed DELAINRS
six and Wool PLAtDS, &c.,
Are being opened this morning. will
and moderate In price Our
CLOAKS AND SHAwIS,
Comprising the extensive and rich have
to offer this season. viii be opened today will be found
thy the attention OF all In Some are entirely
and elegant Our assortment Of
Servants and Plantation Goods
Mems Outer and Under Wear,
House Servants Wear,
Plantation Goods.
House Furnishing Goods,
Irish Linens,
shirtlngs and sheetIngs
fued Cloths,
sAtlnetts for Factory Hands, &c,
VIII be found unsurpassed IN extent quality price
ocG-ts WATKINS pICKLFN.
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a'! 50
FULL Length STEEL ESaRAvrSos OF
WASHINGTON AND EVERETT,
Including View OF Mount Vernon,
In the Engraving Of Warrington splendid enravinss
from original paintings by Hicks and steel the
highest style of Art They each 25s5 inches deA
SIX serAhE So miserable pictures have been
palmed the public Of aand especially In cheap
black and muddy engayings-thAt dmeun per
Of taste that they ordering they
We have paid the FIRST artists their prices amounting
TO produce
'r as well and tina, shall be
sAsEsrs sr- Opinions on.
tn The Eior Of the Heio York OJserrsr saysThese
Cravings are genuine works Of arhe licensees
The precedence Of all others
s8r- The Seo lorh christan Advocate says;-aThey
among the finest engravnEs have THE PUB
LISTERS ARE FULLY RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL THEY PROM
IsE"
TERMS, ALMOST GRATIS,
We will send rosT Pam. securely packed In rollers
kither Engraving and IS Magazine year, for ts
Both Ensravinss and 81 Magazine one year, for 81
The Magazines
The kniekerbocker,
Godey's Lady's Book,
The Atlantic,
Biackwood.
tB by speci, the entire years subscription
the Magazines paid their publishers,
bes receive their supply for the
publication Offices The cost OF the engravngs paid
difference between the regular price
the Magazines-
sb Engraving sent and subscriptions periodicals
commence with ISSUE unless otherwise Money
our risk proof Is retained having impress
sions are best therefore send early. Address,
o. II. BAILEY a CO.,
M wS Hall soss Music stOre) S9 BROADWAY,
| noIT-dkwSm NEW YORK
PowERLEs Evrt-PoTxsr Goop-when pain or inGar
nation present, and Brandreth Pills
seize the humOrs which the pain
nammatOn, and them from the body This quality
alone eng hold and causing the expulsion OF deprAved
possessed by other medicine Drandrehs operate
solely those impurities which
aud organs affected by disease BT AFFINITY
and eNpel them body Young people eanno
but middeaged and old people saessureapprece
medicine which, being used In sickness only upon
OF disease and which has power except upon those huors
whose produces pain
every disease Whatever affected there
pills penetrate and Impurities preventing
Ting Of the humors because they
rheumatism feyers pleuies pains the side dyspepsia
aches cosiyeness asthma colds coughs throas piles
boi they give immediate relief and early prevent
organic disease Maadies
yielded to their influence millions have been
saved by their timely Oh how important sickness to
that medicine which only exnguhes
evil eject behind Sold Dr. BTandrths Principal oee 99i
Canal Street New York. and by respectable dealers medicine
no5-dAElm
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NEW mUSIC-Reeeived by
Ny Mothers Gif song by Stevenson o.
The willow Cot song by Everett, q5
Her Bright Smile Haunis m still: song ss
soree. Polka Reao~a. by Frldtnan, rs
Soree. syrienne; by Fedman, os
kaloolah waltz; by wayt %
Regents March; By Holland, o.
Brilliant Variations Neiodx
Music. Love and FloWers' Grobe IN
Thou'rt the Favored Guest; variations by Deyer. s.
ALSO
large stock Of popular and Piano Forte
Upon the receipt of the price, by mail nee OF
postage. - ~
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49, MESSRS. JOHN a. GEO. CIR
49, HeS sons Certihcate-"AERRINGs PATENT
IRE PROOF SAFES"
Ricin4oSp, Va, Nov. 2d, 1850.
Messrs KSowLEl AwALToHD, Agents: pleasure
ding 70 yonr long list certificates testimony In favor Of HER
RINGS PlRE PROOF sAFES.
In the fire which Saving and Carpenter
shops on the nghton the 18th October last had
klNGSHAfES and though t entire
~ red bot on the out de from the burning
which Tell on ~ opening the next day found appearance
70 Indicate that It's contents had shall
other from In few and
Msyo Bridge you Who have any
doubts about the fiEEPoRoT qualities Of HERRNGs sAFES.
N BKNowLEs a wALFoRD. No 81 Pearl street have In
store hne assortment Of HERRNGs PATENT FIREPROOP
SAFES. nofs
NEW mUSIC.-Rseeiysd every week, at RAN NJ,
y DOLPHs bookstore and Bindery. E3 ~
DOls llE low NJ song By Katrcnbaeh 25c. Sfl.h
CONE NOW, WITH JOY. Song by IIenrion 25c %tSE
ANNABsL LIE Song ny Balie s0c
IAK fkOM ALI i LOVE Song BY Lemon. 25c.
FoND HEARTS AT HOME Song. by author Of "Bonny
I'VE BRouGHT TIIEE AN IVY LEAF Song by wood 2se
JoCkEfsTAEN TIE IEPARTlNG kiss song. by straehauer.
OLD DREAMS oF LOVE Song BY Macfsrren. 2sc
MAUD ADAlR AND l Song by NcNauEhton. 25c
VIVA l. AMERICA, HOME or rIE FREE Song by MIilard.
ALaRM CLOCK POLKA. ny Splinter qqc
PRINCE POLKA. 25c.
WARY POLK. ny Mauvert CSC.
LONESTAR POLKA. By Mauvers. &c.
SUNNY HOURS POLKA Hy Mauvera
ELLA SCIOTT1sCH by Mauvers. 2sc
LOVE- DREAM sCHOTTtSCH ny Mauvers. 2ac.
MOONhEAM SCHOTIisH. ny Mauver. &c.
PO0a aHONTAs GRAND MARCH Nv Plane 2,-
MILITARY MARCH ny Russell. 9sc
no80-2t
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DRY GOODS.
FO R F A LII, L 50
ELLETT & DREWRY.

II 10 " DS.
F. Q r F. A L L, 1870
ELLETT & DREwRY
No. II Pearl Stree &, Riehmond W.
WE ask the attention Of the Of yirv,. ~, o.
w ma ana tennessee To our large varied -oeL AZ
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GooD,
those sections. -1AP'eo 70 the trade
We are determined to sell our goods =. low
any market IN ihS county, 70 all prompt on. ma %
Merchants going through to Northern ei,I., -, -.
20 gNe our STOCK an examination shal be
aanst an the markets on such goods they seIe
saving al least freight and exchange and r,t ~
el5 gooG IN near naket and encourage hon. ,,s
possible loss TO themselves. -e "Aoe' Eiiho1
seI6
- "A n AhnERs OF yIRGINI ---R-.,,..
= Wtleh nave recently knosledV ,e-.,
Ner'seuaens and card which has An-
e country 10 our friends and c1sioulers ana fc
eNtFar The suhs-ribe having
W.Tr S0 yeats on Franklin st'eei under The xIs !,
W SO 0eTs leave 10 inform friends sn So y.eot
ue od concern that that firm
usd Us mat regular and systematic Effort a.. sat
70 useise the pubic, and lead
I, 70 - 49,, n Co Is not In existence and thai ~ er
place 70 get "aits Patent Cuff Pov 4 A. Sny
soatng the Patent Laws, unjustly sac Is
"A OF ms property, by making hls Patent Pisv s
% consent We desire TO
Sr,p1v .1 iron you and the public the ronc 20
nEoEoh All CO. Is still In eKkenee thnt IA "a w..
inventor and pAteniee, has sold rfeht o. NE
h except MI " Scott Of PEedsri k.burR 10 - ~
ous and that We keep constantly on bad i- -
t uIlsr our personal supervision from Ss os1s
seHuhe patterns OF the best materials
oi other Agricultural Irlplemenis which we s- ,Iney
buyer and are determined undersoId bv 70 ne
mArs Our SkO WATT sincere -. - ~ ~ We
Peohe ne have sustained hinl heretofore and . .
Continuance Of their patronage. -u We soneis
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A RTIFIoIAL TEETH.

y u
"A = TIE CHE0PLASTTC PROCESS -16->
q. W. JONES, DKxrfsr having purchased uetI ffSe>lA
right for the above mode Of making Teeth. I1D
piatlna method. he with confidence
desire full partial ses Of Teeth especially such
be d atsned they using this process
Ing perfect comfort and stability
being embedded In the metal the food
between them and they therefore stronger cleaner
and In every respect better.
In q the perfect adaptation plate
teeth without elaspand In all perfect
sfactory ht . charge.
T adopted commended By those stand
Ing hghestin the profession North and souh
given exhibited desire them
Those wishing the FOR the new their old
plate win be taken In part Once opposite cOrnhlan
omee hoars frotn 70 ~, ror SH to g ocT-iy
GEORGE DARBY,
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MOULDiNGS, &c.
LARGE constantly hand Order, by mali or
n otherwise, promptly attended 10.
No. is k,Sasxesppo k,SSassxeespoy street.
tB Young's celebrated smoothsa~ed sHINGLE MACHINE
put Up In part of the State. At short notice iy9s-y
ACARD.
THE Subscriber takes this method informing nj. friend, and
u the public that he has established
Broker and General Commission Merchant
He viii attend the purchase
hso fou Wheat Corn Tobacco descriptions 81 country
Produce Ills special aitention viii business en-.
TO meet with liberal share OF public patronage
He refers, by permission, to
Lewis Webb,
H'::'' Risss Riislss 4sss;; s.;:ss:.! 81 Co. raoaav
Bacon Baskerville,
. sSsass s5yeS.' ! rR:Isy R:iG' Hone'' Baltimore
Twels Co. Philadelphia;
Thomas Aonahan, Esq, New York
WA a ROYsIER
Onice corner Cary and virginia
ooI--m Rehmond. November LIST. 1850
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-03

LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
KNOWLES A wALFoRD, Acrs.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED OVER $4,000, 600
"E agents for Of the
w Companies In the United insure hives and pro
pey on the Mutual an but the Insured for any.
thing his annual premium. -
The dividends from sSH per believe ue
satisfy those Wishing from 10 IN
y per cent Of their premiums by Insuring with Us
oc6 A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-03

DIR. McCIintocs's PcctoraI syrup. Coughs that
have become constitutional yield dissoy the
vseou matter which nss with tough channels
respiration acts Ike healing balm lungs
and sOots all the respiratory be relied on when
all else has failed. Price 81, sold by PnHEN wISsrox
pr. McClintock's Cold and Cough Mixture
Among the cold and cough remedies that uood
alone stands the solid basis Of true medical science
Chnioe stands In The fore front Of the profession. lie
reputation what he the
Never has this preparation alsed guaranty
by p WTNsToS nogn-dim
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CURE WARRANTED, OR no CHARGE. IN RRoM ONE II
TWO DAYS
NO MERCURY OR EITSEo Us DRUG LsED.

Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons London graduate
one OF the most eminent Colleges United stAte and
greater part Of whose life has been spent Hospitals Of L
don Paris Philadelphia elsewhere elected or. on
osi astonishing cures that Many troubled
ringing In the and head asleep
ing alarmed at sudden sounds bAshuness with
OF m NeFec dimrne etfiatefv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-03

SAPCNIEIER,
C0NCENTRATED POTASH.
More than Double tie Strength Of Ordiaory Potash
EOR making Soap without with little trouble at uiang
The cheapest article purpose
one will make twelve gallons good SOAP or
nine pounds Hard Soap. Printers viii article
cleaning type Il Is perfectly soluble and impurities
Broken In smsi lumrs and put In /, g. n.
Manufactured at the CHALLENGE CHEMICAL WORKS Brook
lyn and sold by y. T. DURKEE co,
Se80-dkWlyis Isl Pearl street New York
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-03

/ FE PRESERVING CLOTHING Merchant.
~ and Commercial Travellers who Of the
daily to danger OF death by drowning
70 eau al Main street. and sne the Clothing
at ordinary prices for their safety
nArneE are peeey IKE others In appearance
LOT comfort but t thirty converted into In
be Life Presert saving NE the rouThest va,e
vest or coat OF this Kind useful ordinary
wear as any and costs than the worn
hoi' KEEN, BALDWIN A WILLIAMS.
ROSENDALE HYDRAULIC CEMENT.-Bes
IA quality, so bbs, for sale by
no26 a n n.ypSpopr
A DAMANTINE CANDLRs.-,OO whole and haIf box
n -. for sale bv H. sRTNKGR 4 co
80 HATS, CAPS AND LADIES PURs. ~
G-qA i have ON hand, and am receiving ~
- the arrival OF steamer from Baltimore, PhA -
dea md New York, Hats and Caps all
LADIES Fancy Furs which disposed TO sell
terms noi5 JOHN THOMPSON.
MEAT CUTTERS A ND SAUSAGE STUP-
" fcrs.-We have hand good stock the goods
nnI4 T. RORHRTSON A No MsIn
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% s.ssaS: Az 49, iSSosS HS SsS.s;css ~ S;'S So
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%. AOm READY Fox THE FAIL TRADE reg,
GEORGE RRTT1, ''"'

Il I'D 1ALL THE PARTICULAu ar
A IsNiioN oi IllE LADIES, to of ch nd
yeNeiry, consisting cf sets Diamonds Pearis
cameo and Lava Ear rings Breast pins raees ~ oral
- -, ~ - In hei, every article In the Jevslrv
oes O. A. MYERS
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-17

HOTEL RoBBERIEs.-Three persons were robb-
ed at the New York Hotel, last Saturday night.
One man named Thomas MeCabe, lost 500,
which was in his pantaloons pocket and under
his pillow. The other two lost, one $l2, and
the other $s, which was also taken from the
pockets of their pantaloOns The men who
were robbed had neglected to lock the doors OF
their rooms, and some thief acquainted with
the premises doubtless entered during the night
and perpetrated the robberies. A man who
slept in the same room with McCabe was search
ed the next morning, but the money was not
found, aud there was no good reason to suspect
that he had anything TO do with the robbery.
McCabe has been at work for some months past
for the South Yuba Co., aud had started to so
below. He was left with only five dollars is
now ont Of employment. aud feels his loss
keeny. ta.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-17

A SEDUcRR SHoT-Some two weeks since. an
account was published in the papers of the myste-
nous disappearance Of Miss Hattie Nav, a Young
LADY about eighteen years Of age, who resided with
her parents at Yuba City. A notice Of her death
had been sent to the papers and published but as
there was reason to believe that she was not dead
her parents took measures to ascertain her where.
abouts, and she was at length found at San Leandro
from whence she was taken home. A man who had
given his name as J. G. Williams had ACCOMPANIED
her to San Leandro but his real named was W. p.
wilkins, the present District Attorney of Sutter
county, who has a wife and family at Yuha City
1t appears that Miss May confessed to her parents
that she had been seduced by wilkins, and the father
took measures to avenge his daughters dishonor
wilkins, who is candidate for the Assembly, had
an appointment to speak at Knights Ferry, IN the
evening Of the Sth inst. and Mr.. May, knowing of
this appointment, took friend with him and re-
paired thther. He did not intend to approach VIII
kins until the conclusion Of his speech; but during
his remarks, Wilkins referred to the affair as base
calumny gotten up by his enemies to defeat his
election. Mr.. May, knowing his guilt and becom-
his pistol and fred the ball taking effect in his side
andlodging near the back bone but without injurng
the spine. May fred second shot, but missed his
mark, and the pistol was then wrenched from his
hand. Wilkins was completely prostrated by his
wound, but it is said his chances of recovery are
favorable. He is young man, about thirty-two
years Of age, and endowed with very good share
of talent. Mr. May is described as a venerable
looking old gentleman, and has heretofore been
noted a remarkably peaceable man. He was
taken before magistrate on the 10th inst, for ex-
animation, bnt no one appearing against him he
was discharged.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-17

REruRSED.-0ld Joe Chambers made his ap-
pearance iu Nevada few days ago, thus put.
ting at rest all doubts as to his being alive.
He left Nevada over year ago. in company
with his partner Bishop Goodrich, for the pur-
pose, as was supposed, Of purchasing stock in
the southern part Of the State. report was
soon after received that they had been murde r.
ed and robbed, somewhere this eide of Los An
geles, and Notwithstanding this report was af-
forwards contradieted, many of their friends
here actually believed they were dead, aud
could not be convinced to the contrary until
they saw Old Joe on the streets. An applica-
ton was made some weeks ago, by the Public
Administrator, for letters to administer upon
their property, but the matter was taken under
adyisemcnt by the Probate Court, and the ap-
plication will OF course now be withdrawn. Old
Joe was enthusiastically congratulated by his
many friends here on his return.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-17

APPoINTMENTs.-By notices in another col
umn il will be observed that Messrs. Chase and
Hupp have made appointments for speaking in
many Of the larger towns in the county. They
will be accompanied by other speakers at most
of the localities named. aud further appoint
ments will be made in due season. A thorough
canvass of the county will be made by our can
didates previous to the election Hon. J. w.
McCorkle. of Bate, aud Chss. II. Bryan, OF
Yuba. are announced to speak at Grass Valley
an Friday evening. August 26th. aud at Omega
on Saturday evening, August 9th.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-17
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.

ABsEST-MISDED.-Au absent-minded individ-
ual, named Smith. visited the Arcade dance
saloon on Saturday evening, and being fearful
that some one would steal his watch took the
precaution TO take it out of the pocket where
he usually carried it. aud put it inside Of his
pantaloons, where it hung by the guard-chain.
He had been in .hc house but few minutes,
when he felt for his watch, and not finding it in
his pocket declared 1t was stolen. As all pres
ent were anxious TO detect the thief, the doors
were closed so that no one could leave, and
Smith went for an officer to assist him 10 search
ing the persons of the inmates. including some
half dozen senoritas, for the stolen property.
Just as he returned with the officer. and when
the general search was about to commence, the
absent-minded man accidentally discovered the
watch where he had put il for safety. He i'm
mediately ''vamosed the ranch" feeling no
doubs, somewhat fatigued from the effects of
HE speedy trip in search Of an officer.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-17

PLAcmKs.-Mr Frank Dunn presented US
Yesterday with a basket Of peaches, OF large
size aud excellent flavor, which were raised on
Simpsons ranch, near Marysvle. They were
grown on trees two years old from The seed
which were neither budded nor grated. Ar.
Dunn informs US, from his experience ia iruIt
growing, that it is a great mistake to bud peach
trees, as much better fruit can be grown from
the pit. Mr.. Baruh obtains different kinds OF
fruit from Simpsons ranch. at his stand on
Commercial street.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-17

ENIGRANTs MURDERED BY INDIANs.-The Salt
Lake Ne,cs, of August Sd, publishes letter from
Judge Wright, dated Brigham City, August lst, by
which it appears that emigrant party attack
Creek Mountains, and five men and two women
killed. The Indians state that two Of their party
went out to trade with the emigrants, when they
were fred upon and killed. A small party of Sho-
shones had arrived at Brigham City, having in their
possession lot of American horses and cattle brand
ed s; and also dagueneotypes of man, woman and
two young ladies. DIR. Forney, Indian Agent, had
started to inquire into the matter. Adetachment of
troops to be sent out to protect the emgrants
from further molestation.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-17

SERIOUS AccIDExT.-.Mr. G. F. Browning had
his left arm shockiDgly mangled at the MI.
George saw mill on Monday. He was at work
about the circular saw, and his shirt-sleeve
coming in contact with the teeth, his arm was
drawn against the saw. shattering the bone and
tearing the aesh 80 severely that it became ne
cessary to amputate the arm. The limb was
taken of just below the elbow.jOint. The OPP
Grafton was performed by Dr. Tompkins OF
Grass Valley, and r. NJ. Hunt Of Nevada.