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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-29


&C. CARTER. W. c. wu1sFoED. II. nTmx1s
REz0vAL AND NEW FIRM. 4
CARTER, WELLSFORD q GO
Successors Carter Mckay CO., and to B. Lsnier Co..
this day associated themselves together under style
and firm name Of Carter Rilsford Co for the purpose
Business and having removed the and couOdous ware
hoase lately erected and occupied By Mes Lanier Co.
and having taken tke entire stock Of 10th houses will Be at all
times prepared to hi orders ct the lowest cash prizes
We viii settle all claims against the Old firm Of Carter Mckay
Co.. and hope that all who indebted 10 them vii come for
ward and settle immediately IS We want 70 eose ne books al
SUNDRIES.
loo bills do Moiasses; 3 bis Roe Herring;
. ,its No lAaekerel; 50 boxes Oranges;
3 ibis SO ssna1 do IL tierees choice fresh Fsgs
Just landing from steamer Red Rover and for sale low for cash
atNo. Market street CARTER, WILLsFoRD co.
jan5s-d
q sfsANBEREIES.--lfO, 1&k obs Eice fresh Gran
CARTER, wILsFoRD & co
jsn:Tl. No. 5. market St
TAHOEt 200 Boxes Foxs Pearl Starch, the best article
- - '-' ~ - CARTER, wIIsTokD & co,
jan. II, No. 8. Market st.
OYSFERS.--iOOo Gases NurasOn, Thomas Cos Superior
Coye oysters warranted equal to Putup For saiea Bal
'-'''' f'''0'' ''-' CARTER, wILsFoRD co.
Jan. u. or No 5. Market ST.
MAN bbs hat and quarter bb fresh
Cranberries just received and for o,s 1y oropr m
1nN BAGS strictly prime IaEuyTs Coffee, just landing and
IUO for sale low by CARTER, v ILLsFoRD & co,
ianJ No 5, Market street.
= BAGS prime old Government Java Coffee for salelow by
Esb CARTER WILLS ORD Z CO.,
JanlI No. 5, Union street
S0 BAGS strictly prime Baltimore Ro Ooaee, the best
sbO ce that hes in this market for years. st land
ing and for sale low by CARTER, WILBsF0RD& CO.,
jsnll No. :, Market street.
S0AP.-300 Boxes ST. Louis Memphis soaps for sale at
CARIEF, WILsFORD co.
jan II. 10. 5. siarSet st.
EHIStNGs.--2 Boxes Dried Herring just received in
& q store and for sale very low by
CARTER WILsFORD s. co.
jann No. 5. Market st.
TAINTED BUCKETS.--5OO Doz Buckets assorted,
jest received in and for saeby the trade manufaeu
CARTER, wILsFORD co.
jan.1I. No. 5. Market st.
SUGAR. hhds strictly prime choice Louis
- lana Sugar; landing and for sale low for cash. by
CARTER, WlLLSF0RD & CO.,
janll No ;, Market street.
Wanted Immediately.
on 0n0 LBS of well cured and we'll trimmed Bacon,
SDV.OSDSB hog round, for which viii pay 90 9sc
hog ound or 10 60 for sides Also. 200 barrels prime Lard
II cents delivered at warehouse in Nashville.
Also, $4,000 bushels Of prime red Wheat, for which will
from to SlO and will buy all qualities at their value. The
above is wanted Immediately to lOrders
feb27 H. FRENCH SON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-29

HUGH ETcCRFzA a. CO.,
WI OIL ESALE CIR OCERS
NOS. ID AND Is MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE.
Have in store the following:
$50 hhds prime Sugar, 80 rkgs Tess.
% bbs powdered AID crushed 5G rags Shot assorted
Sugar 100 b1xss Ta1lovT Candles.
so pigs Golden Syrup, 50 lags Pepper.
800 bags Rio Cohee. 40 do Allspice,
80 do LagIiTa Coffee 81 DO Ginger,
20 packets Java do coo groce Matches,
$50 boxes STIR Candles, 100 tlaz Buckets,
800 do Cincinnati Soap, IS do Churns,
SEQ DO Tobacco all brands, 25 do Butter Tubs.
$1,000 HAVANA Cigars, all cases Indigo,
bfAndss casks Nader,
2iOtB Aelee Cigars, 90 ibis Almonds,
50 coils Juie R0pe, 10 do Brazil Nuts
% 90 Cotton Cord, 10 do Filbers
81 doa totion Bed Cords, 10 DO Texas Pecansi
Sc Abs Batter and Soda, $50 Demijohns.
100 doz Oysters,
IRON, NAILS, NND CASTINGS.
iOe tons PttshuTg IrOR warranted.
1000 kegs Pittsorrg and Wheeling Nails,
% tons assorted Castings,
5000 pounds Steel
LFQUUHS,
$50 bbls Cincinnati Whisky, 90 bbls American Brardy
LOG do Newsom's ODD, do co do DO Gin,
IS do Julin II Smiths do pipe pure Holland do
IS do Robertson Co. do casks pure Cognae Brandy,
60 do Rye and Monongahela IS bbls h. Rum,
Whisky, o do Sweet Malaga,
~ bbs Old Bourbon Whisky, GO 4 casks Brandy,
80 do Tennessee White do % boxes Ginger Brandy,
81 boxes Claret, 30 do Raspberry do
GO do Sohedam Schnal ps, bbls Cherry do
IS do Lemon Cordial, 5 do Ginger Brandy,
5 bbs do do - do pure Apple Brandy.
An Of the above articles viii be sold very low for cash by
febll BUgH WCREA & CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-29

FOURTH EAY. SATURDAY, JUNE FOURTH
axes f,r ali ages two mile heats, 500 entrance SlOJ fO
OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
10. A, 'E'IbbS, Proprietor.

TTVTTTS IOtrI rs Spacious bllIdlng Just
ThepruurietOr has incurred heavy expense IN hg up
sndfurnhug rooms, make them neat ana ADle
The house is now open the reception OF boarders' visitors and
travellers: and proprietor Afford ample Recommendations
~ ~ ot 10 convey passengers Hotel and back to the
den again The proprietor intends TO try TO MAKE II rste
TTotel. and homes to share liberal patronage
aUglS DANIEL a 4Ai'D9' Op4ie'0''
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
SuERlFFs SALE.

Dy virtue of decree and nF'er of sale 10 me IL.
ID rcciei ir,n1d out 81 the district Court ui tbs
isil Judicial District, IN and for Neyaca County.
State of California on Judgment srsi ~ snif
Court gu tie llfh day Of February. l. p. 1855 iH
isvor Of j. y. MCCONNELL D. and Il NsI MEREIfIu.
and again, JOHN NcCAIE JULIA tAIaiiAN. pfT-
RICK HdRI.lNGrON and A CRlrFiN los ;he sum
df sixteen Hundred ant Five noafa. Hebt. With in-
tsresi the said sum Of :lfU5 at tie rate of two
rer cent per month, fr"m the rendition of Juteme
until paid. f..reihrr with tnst- 0f suit -
For the sale Of the following described Property,
10 wii-dil and singular those certain Quartz Min
ing Claims. Mining Grouni aud Premises. Situated,
lying and being Osborn Hiii, in the Tovnsiip Of
ira~s Valley County Of Nevada aud state ef Cali
foruia known as tho Pennsylvania Companys
Gains, bounded Cn the westerly side by the Quarts
Clains of McMur,rey & Co. the lead of said Claim.
running PARALLEL With the old Osborn Hi. Ledge tn
all the Franchise Rights and Privileges thereto
belonging.
Als6 one Spar Of Horses. Wagon and Harness,
ald known a. Griffin. McCahe to-s Team
Notice j. hereby given that viii expose to public
sale an the abose descrhed property to the highest
bidder for cash IN front of the Court House door,
in Nevada City on 1IlsiAl. tie IJti day of
March, A. D. 1859, between the hours Of 10 clock
4 H. and O'Clock 2. NJ
Given under my hand and seal this 18th day OF
February, a. d. ls5s. 5. ". BORING. sheriff.
50 1t BY En- Burrell, Deputy.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

Is there one Journalist In California who
has not observed that few selfish men have
defined the course Of political advocacy in
I this State? l. there one who cannot see
that from the time OF organizing "A State
GOVERNMENT. the travelling politician has
been the. marty manager hose Object is self
promnt ion 10y contributing TO maintain a
family ct heirs apparent TO the public Offices:
The succession has become greater Than the
people. inirriority stands above superiority
a United Siat.s Senator and Congressional
Representative must be- a member ol the or
der oi Tecuiiar HsipeyS--th" rendezvous -
San francisco, hut members ma! le sem 10
reside in the interior. and II they hide inge-
niou>ly in a "coyote hole or impress ihrlr
agricultural neiehtnrs with the importance
! Ol planting government garden seeds. thty y
will be- entitled 10 a spontaneous call from
the Helpers to serve the people Ia SOME ca
paciiy - here they can speedily work them
selves into contempt aud out Of the sucetss'
ion. Auxiliary to this rotten system OF sup
plying a great and splendid Co monwesith
with official representatives is the political
press which, IN its various localities. thought
lpssly gFecs that the suhmittrd plan ui op-
eratiun~ L. the one 80 adopt. Pursuing u 10
the defense and elevation OF men aho, in
very many instances, are low Ia the scale ni
morality and intelligence. disgusts ihc hct-
ter class of citizens and turns superior minds
from politics. Here. also, arpears an expla-
nation to the fact that the Independent
press . obtains support for opposing The men
aud policy OF the dominant party. II is
gladdening however. 10 perceive that The
Demo"rafic press. more particularly in The
lesser places. Is tending toward equalization
and independence in the party. and when
each Journalist dare publish that his paper
is the no mans organ. aud "A resoluie delend-
er of the faith. true to nll requirements OF
principle aud the public interest. new pleas
ure and profit will arise from his pursuit
and his real duty will be performed. p 81
ezra Citizen.
These are thoughts for the Democratic
masses to entertain and examine. The Great
Order Of PecWiior H.lpsrs, are now fighting
Tor the succession. The Order is not Of the
past. nor one to De established for the future.
but is a " ofking thing Of the present IL
any indiv idnnl Of the Democratic masses
does not believe this let him but inslnuaio
against the capacity. integrity or ability Of
any one belonging to the Order Of Helpers.
and be will he astonished at the sounds and
smells he provokrs.
1t is TO be hoped that the next State Con
vention will initiate somewhat against the
Order of II elpers lis hoped by many good, /,
hardworking haifo1ted Democrats, that the
State Convention will disregard any pro.
gramme which may be laid down but that .
il may nom mate good aud sensible candi- .
candidates for Congress. aud leave The Sena-
torial fight for the future and to the Legisla- .
ture which has to elect. This is the voice Of
the unteriiHed and unwhipped Democracy
Of Nevada County.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
Fixing Things.

Some good and true Democrais-dyed in
the wool Dcmocrals-ofien ialk OF Gxing
things for The coming conseation. II has
been itersled and reiterated ihai such and
such a man has fixcd up with another man
NJ 10 who is to be nominated for such al Of
flee. Ii is also said that the convention
which makes nominations will be pledged 20
send a delegation to the State convention
who will favor the nomination Of Mr. Blank
for Governor. because Mr.. Blank wants to
10 to the United States Senate-so the re-
port is, things have been fixed up.
Now the leaders Of the Democratic party
may congratulate themselves on their power
10 mould the Democratic masses to their
will and in antagonism to The best interests
of the democratic party Int they shonld do
60 with appearance Of nOdesiy. The Demo
cratic masses may take a notion TO shuttle
the cards before they allow the leaders, to
deal the papers so stocked. The Demo
cratic masses may take the liberty, in oppo-
siiion to these leaders, Of saying who shall
be nominees Of the party. The masses have
the power and may take notion to use it.
We do not know. being no prophet, what
the Democratic ma.ses V III do in this regard;
but we have lingering hope, which We
scarcely have courage to breathe, that the
Democrats Of Nevada County will send to
the County Convention, delegates who 10
not belong to any man or men; delegates
who will not trade and who are not TO be
traded. and finally. delegates who will nom
mate men fnr Office in whom the people will
not only confde. but regard RS above snspi.
con. In the matter Of delegates to the Stale
Convention, we think the Democrats OF this
State ~ani delegates there who will vote
for no ornamental Governors nomination
but will strive to place before the party and
the people an able and capable man who
will govern well to the end of the term.
Would not the experiment be worth trying
IN Nevada County. the experiment Of indie
pendent and staunch democratic delegates
to the County Convention! A convention
where not trade on single nominee can
be made will be a novelty in modern politics.
What say the Democrats to trying for such a
convention Of such delegates.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

Roiioways Pills-orcras'c # lils--A constitu-
tional preiisposiiion 10 bilious disorders Is very
eommon in This country. We end that in large
proportion ofthe ordinary Of cough, cold in
termtent fever influenza etc the liver sympathizes
violently with the pulmonary organs. Acting di-
seesly and simultaneously upon both the Pills soon
bring them back to natural condition. The i'm
Purities Of the system discharged through tbs
howe, the Organs Of respiration relieved by ths
operation Of this great eounicr.rriisnt upon the
fevered blood, and the functions Of the liver
regulated ana restrained. Thus the the primary
and Subsidiary causes Of the complaint reached
and suhdued at isse same time
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

THE CeIE SLANDEr The State Medical
Convention adopted the following resolu
ton in reference TO the Cole Slanier on the
women Of California:
Resolred, That while the language used
by Dr.. Cole il ambiguous and susceptible oI
o miscoustrnction. his disclaimer. together
With the general result Of our Investigations
euiiiie him 10 acquittai rom the charge oi
intentional SANDER against the women Of
California.
Now that resolution is iust little am'
biguous, the general result Of our invest
LEGATIONS entitle him to aquit,al from the
charge Of intent onal slauder aRaiust the
women Of California. Did those invtstiga'
tions entitle him to acquiital bccanse they
showed Cole 20 be right in bis figures or
did the Investigations simply show that
Cole means no harm We are willing TO
say the Committee of the Convention intend
TO soy that Cole means no slander.
An error OF the bead and not of the
heart" is the most convenient excuse in
the world. 1t asks for pity for a weak
head and a good heart. But mistakes OF
the head arc not always exeeusable. A weak
head which slauders the women indiscrim,
inaiely ought not TO be allowed to say in ex.
cuse that his heart did not mean it. Did
Cole have head good enough to act as
Chairman OF the Committee on Obstetrics
can he understand the English languago
which he processes TO write a.! Does he know
when he uses Ambiguous Language II he
does not. he aud the Convention which ap.
pointed him. are responsible for the harm
done ly reason of his imbeciliiy. Ifhe under
stands the language and is capable. Cole
neglected 10 exercise his head. and ought to
find no excuse in his heart. No one thinks
OF excnsing a pecuniary wrong hecause the
man who does il intehded right. but mista kcs
the manner. A Carpenter who works so as
to spoil material cannot say it was an error
of the head and not Of the heart"
Heads which make preientions to compe-
te1cy are responsible. Cole is responsible
Tor nmbigity as much as for malicious
slauder. for the wrong done the innocent is
the same in either case. Plead the fool to
get rid Of the knave is raihtr an easy way
to avoid responsibility.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
NEW TO-DAY.
Nevada Iron and Brass boundary.
AND
M A C. HIN E SH OP.

HAVING established oursel YES In the above busi
CASTING with neatness and despatch. We have
tools to those any other Boundary In the
Mountains and patterns for all kinds Of Saw Mil
AID Quartz inil Machinery. Pumps. and Car Wheels
from inches in diameter Iron Fronts for Brick
Ruiitngs. palcnny and awning Pusis &c. We will
also build SIEAM ENGINES OF all kuds, from to 20
horse power,
Hofice.
Castings OF every description. prompt.
iy cxceuted.
Having THREE ARGE iAIHfs In running ORDER
ll orders quicker that any other shop 70 the
mountains
ANY one wanting work done will do well 10 call
and exaimne our extensiqe hot TAITEHNs.
g5- III orders PifHetiary attended d. 81
W. siiFA6ii
D. TfuM.
JOHN AcAnTEOn
som i.lpFeicfs
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

The Nevada Eemoeraf's correspondent
Andes" " which means that said cores
pondent gets high if not higher has found
no Court fees have been returned by the
County Clerks of Judge Searls' District
Andes read the Controller report and finds
the matter and finds all right aud ftlioilonsly
says the Clerks can't cheat without being
found ont. Andes had better watch or the
Distric, Judge. County Clerk. Controller and
State Treasurer will conspire. aud so have
the power 10 cheat and noi be caught.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
We find In he Nevada Journal the
County Trensurer,s Report.

To the Hon. Board of Supervisors ofNevada
County,
GENTLEMEN Herewith | hand you
statement Of the receipts and disbursements
Of my Office from Sept. goth 1858. to Feb.
sib 1889. The same Icing correct trans.
cripi OF the Book kept i'y me as County
Treasurer. T.W. SIGOURNEY. Treas.
n. c.
Balance Of Cash on hand at date Of last re.
port
Sept. 2sth. 1865. $40 os9 X
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

Mr.. KneTr says he knows nothing of Mr.
kendall's preseuce at the Jail, or his conver-
satious With Lenhart--ihat he was not in
company with him at the jail. or else~ here ;
mhen kncTr was ~ The jail. Mr.. Lehhart was
absent. "a short distance. in iull view ol the
parties, and kept bis eve on them till be re-
turned TO the spot Griffin aud another per
son were saw inc up tie wood for the county
and pilnn II IN the wood shed. This was
ir accordance with an order 0f the Baaid pi
Supervisors 10 the Shorin TO pot the prison
ers ~ work.
Mr.. Leuhart denies positively that Ken.
Jail ever asked him the question stated III
he Democrat, OF that h. made any such re-
ply.
- so the rongenial res arches of the edi-
tor Of the Democrat in houses oi ili fame.
we have not the means or taste to follow him
Any information IL can CLEAN ftop rrosti-
iutes or their hangers on II "a welcome "a
publish. and reap all lhe Advantages il can.
irum such efforts to blaeken the characters VI
its buttcrs.
The Journal further Fsys that Mr.. Nc
Connel did expect to get a new trial for
Griffin.
One question we would ask--at the foot
of which stairs, (ihcre are two. oge on Pine
street and one on Broad strccfl did Mr..
Lenhari stand. when Griffin was in the o.
fee Of Mcconnell & Niles ? If ha stood at
one be- couldn't zee tie other. The fact that
Griffin WAS watched. that the iailor had an
eye on him nj hough proper enough. II he
wrs allowed TO go out. yet that Is not keep
ing a prisoner in Jail Had Griffin ran while
out with he jailor's eye en- him The jaiior
would have been blamed.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
SUMMONS.

SAFE OF FCAiifORNiA-COCNTY OF NEVADA ss
DISTRICT COURT OF THE 18th JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF SAID STATE.
tbs PEOPLE - uE STATE oy cAuFoRxiA-To D. g.
81 JOHNS, greeting You are hereby summoned to
appear and answer the plain; Of GEO. A. Mont
gomeFy hletl against you, e. Conway and Joseph H.
Jenny. within Ten ilay from the service oil this
Writ. Il served You In this County, within twen-
IS day- II Cd YOU in This district and nut OF
this touniy and within forty DAYS IL served on YOU
In the State and oat OF this District in an action
commenced the Third dsy Of February A. d.
1859 Ia said Court for the recovery Of the sum Of
six Thousand, Seven Hundred and Twenty seven
nollars and fifty Cents aieised to be due Plaintiff
from Defendant. upon certain pronfsory note
with Interest thereon to dat' ereof at the rate Of
Two and one halt per cent per mouth, par
tcularly set forth and mentioned in Plaintiffs ON
aiui To this action, ON Tile in the Office of the Clerk
OF this Court.
swer said complaint herein directed. Plaintiff
will taie Judgment against sou therefor BY default
together with ala costs OF suit, and also demand Of
the Court such other relief as Is prayed for in his
said Complaint
h testimony whereof, l. RUFUS SHOEMAKER,
Clerk Of the district Court Aforesaid, do hereunto
- .ei my hand aud impress the Seal Of tile
S said Court, at Office, IN the City Of Ne
rs vara, this Ninti day Of February, A. D.
- 1869. RUFUS SHOEMAKER. Clerk.
by Joseph Roberts, Deputy.
vs. B @ ! St. john, ct a. 18th Judicial District.
On application Of PlsH's Attorneys herein, and II
appearing to my satisfaction that good cause Of
action exists against the defendant G. St John,
and thut he Is propet party to raid action, aud
that the place OF residence Of said defendant Is
known to said Plaintiff aud that said nefednant has
either departed from this state conceals himself
10 avoid service of summons and that due diligence
has been used to procure personal service OF sum
mons in said Cause upon him
1t is therefore ordered that service OF summon
be had upon said defendant 81. Johns p5 pueheaton
in the "Nevada Natioual' : weekH resspaper,
published is the County and state aioIes@ia i"f ihs
Give Given under nav hand. IN Nevada, this 9th day Of
WI 1a''' a. :" mi NILES sEARIs, District Judge
irue copy RtFus sH0ENKER Clerk
Dibble h lansing, Psf ge-, Roberts, Dspasy
Attorney, for risas VISA
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
VIA HEE ID.

At Rough & Ready. By the Rev. J. II. Madduk Mr.
MosEs II. MErcALF to Miss CAROLINE G BtuxnE1I, on
February 10Th.
bottle Of sparkling champaigne accompanied
the above. May peace and prosperity accompany
the fair couple through life.
In Nevada Feis- 10th. by Justice F W spoiTori
Mr.. wendein Drsefuss to Miss Louisa kruger, all Of
this place
Al San Juan, Feb, 5th. by r. II. Farquhar Esq,
Mr.. Joseph Heriried, ca Iousia BUM
At Rough L Ready. Feb 10th By Rev, j. IT, Mad.
dux Mr rerley - Iadd to Miss Caroline Mcssioin.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

Peter Van Cleft ESQ. of Downeviile, has
been appointed by the Governor Judge .: the
ncw district composed OF Sierra and Plumus
Counties. The Citizens says several thou
sands Of The people OF Sierra County, with
out regard to party, signed a petition to
The Governor for the appointment Of Mr..
Van Cleft.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

School ExHlB1IoS.-Thep pupils Of Bun-
ker Hill School. Rough Il Ready, under the
charge of Mr. Dnbson. will give an Exhb-
lion at the Masonic Hall. in that place. on
"Wednesday Evening next. Feb 23d. Tick
cts 81. As he proceeds OF the exhibition
will be applied for the benefit Of the school
interest, in that District. those purchasing
tickets will aid in worthy cause, besides
receiving more. than their moneys worth in
the enjoyments Of the evening.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
es- The Nevada journals Sacramento

fs- The Nevada Journals Sacramento
correspondent. says the Sacramento Bee, is
" heavy" ou Mr.. Young, of Nevada. MI.
Young has been bitten by an insect. and
strange 10 say. that, though anxiously expec-
pected no news of serious sickness result
ing hes been yet received. Mr.. Y. has been
thoroughly ''cussed aud discussed" by the
Opposition. but is still alive.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

Eo- Mrs. F. II. Days Hesperian will APP
pear about the lst OF March. 1t will be an
illustrated monthly, and It's contributors in
cludc al the talented writers in the State.
among whom we notice Q. B. Mcdonald, J.
Wing Oliver and a. Delauo. The ladies' of
Nevada county will not fail to encourage
the 'Hcsnerian.''
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

EAr Watkins, Assemblyman from siskiyou
county, has bullied The american Eagle
enough. and has run ..the Car Of Progress"
of the track. He ougfs TO end new joke
with which TO call out Daughter in the
Sacramento Union's Reports.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

The San francisco National of Saturday
last contains Grst rate article on the
-" resources OF California" The editors OF
that paper when they, are not denouncing
things make up number one paper. We
hope ihe good humor OF the National will
last loug ume.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

MrDIcAL--The Assembly arc engaged in
thrusting S0its down tie throats OF The
people In the shape Of physicians bill. Il
only allows doctors Of the calomel school to
practice Killing people has to be done
secundim aJIcm TO be legal.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

rE- Senators Burton and Assemblymen,
Moore. Caldwell. Armstrong. Young and
Cahallsn have sent us important papers from
Sacramento. Lansing has not sent US any
thing bccause he is at the Lunatic Asylum-
on the examining Committee.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

Ballou's Pictorial hes a likeness of Hon
Charles Hale. Speaker of the House, Massa
ehnsetts Legislature The likeness will do
Tor Rev J. G Hale who was minister Of the
Congreg gaiional Church at this place. Spen-
cer has Bailou's Pictorial.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

Ess- The Bennet Divorce Case, which re.
Gently occupied so much OF the attention Of
the New Haven. (Conn.l people, and a no
tice of which we gave two weeks since, has
been decided in favor of the lady in the
case" who receives the three children, and
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