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The Nevada journal., 1859-12-09

Gerritt Smith isreported to be- in
sane aMd H confined in the lupatic
asylum at Utica. In his rawlings he
speaks of Harper's Ferry matters,
and sesms to be disposed to commit
suicide Predisposition to insanity is
said to- be hereditary in the family.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-09

The Shasta Courier says 'there
are respectable number of the peo-
pie Of the North who are not ''patli-
otic-the AboIitionists" &c.
That sort may be respectable" in
the eyes Dosh and his fellow Virgin
Iians sincey seventeen of theps took
Harper's Ferry and held it two days
against the Commonwealth; but we
from the North are not accustomed to
set them down in that catalogue.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-09

Cook. Green, Coppie and Cope
land, Harper's Ferry iasurrectionists
have been sentenced 10 die on the
10th Of December
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-09

RESPECTABLE" - The Shasta
Cosricr takes exception to our asser-
tion that no respectable namber of
the people ofthe North sanction the
raid Of old Brown or have any Sym
pathy with him, and states that Wen
dell Phillips has been cheered by
New Workers when lecturing in ap-
predatory terms of the domgs of old
Brown. The question is then put by
the Courier: "aud do not they, and
those who think as they do. consti-
tute ga considerable number" of the
people Of the North ,"
We answer no; ard viii proceed
TO "ventilate" che interrogater on a
subject Of which he seems to be igno-
rant. The State of New York polls
more than 100000 votes. The Alb
olition or Liberty party never polled
in that State $1,000 at any election
yet. Does the Shasta Courier think
tha. number considerable" sompara-
trvely, or respectable" "even by the
side Of the aggregate vote ofthe Statel
The State of New York is a fair sam
pie of the whole North. The pro-
portion s817.00o to 100000 is not
probably as great as the Dou glas
men bear to the body of the Democ-
racy. IF Dosh considered the for
mer respectable" why did he not
stay with them =?
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-09

TIE Aarora Borealis erplained-
Clear as Mad.-A scientific gentle.
man in Illinois thus gives the origin
of the celestial visitor when the
melofygistic temperature of the hori-
zon is sheh as to caloricisc the impur.
lent indentation of the hemisphere
analogy. the cohesion Of the borax
curbisths becomes surcharged with in
fnitessilnals, which are thereby de-
prived Of their fssural disquisitions.
This effected, rapid change is pro-
duced in the thorambumpter of the
gyas.icutis- -palerium which causes a
convalcu.ar in the hexagonal antip-
aiheis Of the terrestrium acqua verusli.
The clouds then become a mass of
deodoramsed specula of cermocular
light /; which can only be seen when
it is visible.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-09

Edward Jones, once a partner in
the San Francisco firm Of PALMER.
Cook & Co., recently died in New
York
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-09
Notice

rs Hereby given. to the Stockholders of the Caifor
i MIA Quartz Mining Company, at CASTOR Ridge
Eureka tswnship, that there was an assessmenS 2,
Ave per cent levied on the capital stock the third
day of December. 1853.
CHARLES LUCE, sec'y,
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-09

Dop J. Dead-Elbridge Gerry
Page, dow Jr." Of the GoA2es
Era died suddenly in .a-very mean
house in San Franeisee, On The 4th
inst
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-09

Rererdy Johnson.-The production
ofthis gentleman on Popular Sover-
eighty we have read attentfvely and
propose to review is at some future
time. 1t came into the world pre-
puffed by the newspapers. We ex-
pected to see & prodigy. Several
strong points are indeed made on the
Administration, but the argument
sometimes partakes of the style of
the dugmatist. 1t is unfair in one or
two particulars and falslfes history.
Starting out with show of candor
the document ends with an appeal to
the fears and prejudices and party
feelings Of the Democratic masses
In the discussion of what is called a
great principle the understanding and
Judgment. and notthe passions should
be addressed.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-09

Ecassre Erported.--$l.4s3,S41
went east on the 5th, also. s45 pas
sengers.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-09

The RAlLRoAD@We hope the
friends of railroad to this county
will bear in mind that their interests
lie in road TO Atlbsfn. A railroad
from Nevada to Lincoln would be
impossible. We learn that the pro-
posed railroad to Auburn would be
several hundred feet higher than
Lincoln, and the ascem from the
former place easy. The Auburn
road is the one we oug ht to favor by
all means.
In this connection we wouh
suggest the prepriety of a combi-
nation of the citizens of evada i.
Grass Valley, Auburn and 9th ef
points interested, for the construction
of the railroad and the wagon road
over the Sierras in connection. One
is in a great measure dependent up
on the other, and both seem to be
parts of one plan. II the Auburn
people favor our wagon road it will
be an inducement to enlist us more
warmly in their railroad, and thus
we could be of mutual assistance to
each other. The citizens of Auburn
have nothing to gain for the present
from the people Of Upper Placer. The
latter secretly and openly favor the
railroadto Lincoln and the removal of
the county seat from Auburn to the
latter place.that the county may be d.
yided. The route over the Sierras
through Placer County is of no more
importance to Auburn than the one
through this county, nor as much,
even allowing it to be as good, which
it is probably not. There appears to
be more of a community of interest
between Auburn and the principal
places in this county. than between
Auburn and Upper Placer. Should
she disregard it
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-09

Frozen TO DEArH.-A young
man from Petafuna whose name we
did not learn, who went over to the
silver mines with Joe. Clark on his
last trip from this plsce. was frozen
to death in returning over the Pla-
cerville route few days since.
1t was not many days ago that one
of the Placerville papers Was tarnt~
ing us with the existence Of the Don
ner cabins or our route, where hu-
man beings were snowedi in and eat
each other during onelong dreary win
ter. 1t is fact that near the route
from Nevada to the Washoe eoun-
try that mah-eating tragedy was en-
acted. But one hundred thousand
dollars, or less. had not.been spent on
the Truckee route at the date of that
tragedy, nor do we remember that
any sum whatever has been expend-
ed on it since. Before the best pla-
ces for a road were discovered, in an
early day, party of emigrants, be-
lated on she road, worn down by
long and tedious Journey of thous-
an6s of miles, their cattle either dead
or just ready to fall. came chock up
against mountain covered with
snow and we're compelled to camp.
Frightful scenes followed, it is true,
for want of rich and popuIous state
to build a good road over the noun
tains. on which stages might pass
without difficulty and pick up the
struggling and jaded emigrants. Had
a hundred thousand dollars been
spent upon the Truckee route be-
fore the coming of the Donncr party
spon 1t, we have no doubt some Of
those individuals who wcrs masticat-
cd by their companions might to day
have been alive, unless they had
been so unfortunate as to pass over
the pet route by Placerville lately.
where even large outlays Of the
States money, lines Of stages and
houses by the way-side do not save
well conditioned man with full
belly from freezing ia number FIVE
weather, zero being taken as NUM-
Der one and the freezing point as
number seven. Death has been
known to travel our route, but never
on SO expensive road as that by
the way of P!acerville.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-09
wanted.

wanted.
lOOOChickens,at ,at the Keys zone
Market, Commercial Street, 70 which tue nishe"
market price will be paid
Nevada. Sov. 4, lsos--tf'
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-09
New To-Day.

Masonic Notice.
The annual election of officers in Nevada
Lodge, Nc. 13, +. 4 A. NJ, will take place at
Masonic Ha q on Saturday evening, Dec. 10th,
1852 at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ. An members are re-
spectfully requested to be in attendsHca By
order of TIP, HAWLEY, W, NJ.
Attest, J. F. Rudolph, Sec'y.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-09
Scrip Lost.

=
TTIVF pieces of Excelsior Canal Scrip were lost
n between the Excelsior Mill and Esyes' KAuen,
ON the 10th of November. The first piece da-
ted March LIST 1859 and one piece the first day Of
The whole amount Of the five pieces Is S9f66 and is
sued to me- They were enclosed in pocket memo
randum book when lost.
The finder of the same will be rewarded by leav-
ng it at the Excelsior Saw NJ i'll.
B. f. RHODES.
do
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-09

Dec. 9--4w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-21

We havO the most cheering news from Chs canvass
bstwsen these champions Of the two parties; the
Deu5orsiio and tbs Rack Republican. A7xIS's is
excelng the brilliant canvass he made in 1857 and
ETHEHIDeE, who then sunk all bis capital. is find
ing for his Black Republican instincts but poor
market in West Tennessee. The result Of the meet
ing at Paris was all that the most ssnguine Demo
crat could have desired. ATKIE's was in fine health
and confidence. The prestige of former success
which ETHERIDGs brought into the last canvass was
removed BY the last result and instead of that, he
comes into this race defeated nag; defeated, too,
in district which laid of with Wing majority
of one thousand. II there is no swapping Of votes
in the Democratic counties, ATKISs's msjOrity must
be ouite-that amount
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-21

We have conversed within the last few days, with
several Wel-informed and reliable gentlemen from
West Tennessee, who have heard the candidates for
Governor at different points in that section. All
concur in representing the prospects of Gov HAIR
R1s as decidedly better than in 1884, aud his enooun-
tiers on the stump with NErHE2LAND as uniformly
resulting concIusively in favor Of HARRIS. There
can be no mistake in this in the estimate which
suppOses large gain for HARRIS over the vote of
1857.
There are yet some unadjusted difficulties in the
West between candidates for the Legislature. We
are pleased hear however that political friends
ere alive to the single hope of the OppOsticnists
to elect maj GRITTY to the Legislature, through Dem
ocratc contests and by trading off their candidate
for Governor. Seeing this We are very hopeful
that we may soon be able to annouucs that all their
difficulties are settled.
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THIRD DAY.

THIRD DAY.
Harness. &oek-Aged Stallion; A G Noel (Thirlsind)
premiums II Knapp, (Baek Lion.) certificate.
Three year old Cartwright, premium; C Owen & Co,
Two year old N Anderson premium; Owen, ceria-
cate.
Yearling; Harsh, premium; NJ E Gator. certificate.
Sucking; Tanning, premium; F ksins, certificate.
Aged Mare DR. r Foster, 9Th premium.
Three old Mare; q Anderson premium; Newell,
Two year old; Michael, premiums oOckrilI, oeria,
Yearling; Devices Berry premium; Rains certificate
saeAiinsi Oven premium; dom Cunningham, cerif-
S,csepsakss-HOrse or Colt; Harsh Premium Gator,
certificate.
Z Mare or Fnlyi Geo A Conrad, preuiurn.
Geding; q Toran, premiums Geo Fuleher, certificate
1fates Best pair Mules R RAINS premium
Sucking Mule; VIM Cation. premium.
Sheep Fine wool Bucf; r C Foster, 9Th, premium.
Fine wool Eve; @ Foster. 4th premium.
Middle wool Buck; Mrs Mary Patterson, pmium john
son, certificate
Middle Eve; Johnson, premium; Mrs Mary Paer,
Pair Of middle wool Lambs johnson, premium james
Woods, certificate.
Long Buck DR. N Patterson, premium A Frarkn:
&C tihcate
Long wool Evsi DR. NJ Pattersoa, premium; Franklin,
certificate.
Pair Lambs DR. E NJ Patterson, premiua.
Five fat Sheep; A Franklin, premium.
Soatad0loHs Best Buck b johnson, premium.
Best Eve Wood premium; I B johnson, certificate.
Pair Lambs; 7 B johnson, premium.
PODiiy Best and hyiest pair Chickens; Gregory, prem
ium; Mrs johnson, certificate.
Best and heaviest pair Turkeys, Mrs Johnson, premium;
Best and heaviest pair Museoyy Ducks; Mrs Johnson
premium; A Gregory, certificate
Best and heaviest pair Poland Ducks Mrs johnsn prem
ium: 4 Gregory Certificate
Best and heaviest pair Puddle Ducks Gregory premam;
Mrs johnson, certificate
Greatest va and largest display Poultry Mrs John
son, premium; A Grego-y, certificate.
Fancy EIres and geld ngs.Pair Carriage Geldng Hag.
gard a TOmpkins, premium
Pair Carriage Mares; @ " Hammer premium.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-21

DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CoNvFNTIoS.-on Fri
day Rext, q DemocIauc Convention will be held al
EnIaoe hon, TO nominate q Senatorial candidate
for the District o'mposed Of the COUNTIES If SUI
livau, Washington, Carter and Johnson We
trust that tle del gstes appointed Will attend,
that there msy De Iuli sad fair expression Of Ii
dls.rio n the ChUi5e OF u Senatorial candidate
Bristol NeUs.
This is good news indeed With the difficulty in
the first senatorial district healed, there will be
scarce speck Of trouble left in East Tennessee
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UKUENINN
the money address for the Tickets ordered
receipt Of which they vii be forwarded BY first mail Purchasers
have tickets ending in figure they Designate
The Lss of numbers and Prizes will be sent pur
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
? Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
give their Post Office, County and State.
Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable full
Standardization
IL All prizes GOO and under, paid Immediately after
the awpgoter prizes at the usual time Of thirty days.
Notice 10 COrresPOndents-Those who prefer not
sending money by mail, the ADAMS EXPRESS CON-
PANY whereby money for Tickets Of Ten Dollars sndc
upwards at risk and expense from ethyl
where they have office The AID order mus2
Be enclosed o0errpeRt Post Office Stamped EUelops,
Express Company receive them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Certificates by Mail Express to be d.
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GREAT SALE
OF
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
ROS TICKS ADDIT ION.

VKTE will sell on the premises the 94th May on credit
w OF l. and years, about 10 handsome building
being those heretofore sold Maj B. Bcsicks aud
second Addition They comprise Of the beautiful aud
desirable Lots in the Addition and many Of them have
heretofore offered for They situated both
Watkn' Avenue. few Of them front the Charlotte pike
The great beauty Of this proPertys Mechanical
proximity City Pag the rapidly improving neghbor
hood combine reader unsurpassed by any the vicinity
Nashville The public a-envtsd examine the grounds beiere
the day Of sale. J. l.. & Z. W. BROWN.
may 6-dtd
IL Some HARRIS will beat Mcfarland, and say
NETUERLAND will Harris; erey body agrees that
beat any house in the STAKE fer Good Tobacco
and Fine Cigars, and, dear reader you had better be
continued. J. II. L ANGLEY & CO.
May2O-d a Union street
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THOMAS MEEEss and JAMES N QuABEEs, eandi-
didates for Congress in the Eighth District viii
address their fellow-citizeHs a. the following times
and nlnnas.
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THE ROARK SULPHUR SPRINGS

AN PUNoHEoN CAMP CREEE, in Macon county Tennessee,
81 miles north Of Lafayette, ready for the eSep
visitors These springs have been lately improved and
proved very ecseIOus the many
Diseases such Drupy kidney Complaints CutlneOus diseases
&c Charges unusually low The proprietor would also sell
Springs able terms, any dsrous Of
making tia permanent watering place
May 2O-w3m+ ELIJAH R0ARK, Proprietor.
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NEW BOOKS.
Letters Of a 1raveIlcr--W vs.. C.. Bryant.
Pictures Of County Lide-Aiice Cary.
Literary Attractions o. the Bibe-lllsey.
La Piaia AMI Psrasuay--By Thos j. Page, U. 8. n
Life Of Patrick Uenry--Wiiliam Writ
Boat ami Tent Life-W. G. Prime
Life and LahOrs q Rev. Daniel Baker, D. d.
Pleasant PathEays--DalisI Wise.
Thr loCuE Hap-Pi ckeIs-Sarah Maria Fry.
The Foster BTothers-A Tals Of CoIege Life.
CTudens Condensed Concordance
For sale By CHAs W. SMITH,
apl6 At College Street.
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NEW BOOKS.
The Lady Of the Isle frnl rial life By Mrs souA
worth, author Of Rstrihution,' . India,'' etc.
Pictures Of Country Life, BY Alice Cary.
Laiy's Manual Of Fancy Needle Work.
Erie Little By Little, a taleof EosIyn School
The Losing and Taxing % Mauraul.
Empire Of AEst.ik. ty John 5. c. Abbott
DiaryOf Lady Mcreau.
Securing of he White Horse-iliustrfei.
The Methodist Preacher, . volumes
Bucklauds Curi0sies Of Natural History
Etlel's Lou Life novel b. Margaret sweat.
Father and Daughter, by Hiss Bremer.
Sybil Grey-Triumphs Of Virtue.
lady Of Alharous, By Lppard.
Rob Roy. for = cents
Guy Mannering, p cents.
For sale by JOHN YORK 4
apS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-21

The 2D CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICT-"RIGHT SIDE
UP I'm the last Issue of our paper We published
the letter Of James VI. McHenry deoln ng the
Nomination OF the Democratic Convention at Gin
ton. We regret that Mr.. McHenry is impe1led to
this course from 'causes of private nature" We
regret it the from the fact that the Democracy
will lose the services of the most promising young
man in Tennessee IN the present canvass. His ear
nest teclamstt n, his powers for concise argument
and his fran, manly bearing endeared him to
tbOuan Is Of the pc pie of this Congressional Dis
trCt N the memorable cont st Of 1856. No msn
IN Tennessee contributed more to that splendid tri-
umph. And, although he declined this nomination n,
we trust, and We predict that his political is
not yet run but that he will live to grasp the high
est bonOrs which can reward the honest statesman.
Had he accepted, election would have followed
as a ma ter Of course We ccn7ersed with men from
all portions Of the District and Il ne placed his
j)rty at less then five hundred while large num-
Der claimed much fifteen hundred. Werepeat
again that we regret Mr.. McHenrys declensiOn.
At the urgent sole tatiOn of numerous personal
and political friends tar ughout the District,
fellOW-townsman, Gen. J e. Ramsey, has conclud-
ed to announce his name for The position assigned
10 Mr. MeHenry bysthe Clinton Convention, for
whom Gen Ramsey would have Dattled with his
known zeal had the former gentleman accepted the
nomin .ticn. This announcement will be hailed with
pleasure by the Generals personal and political
friends everywhere, aud is but the precursor OF
glorious victory in August. -KaozUiLts Reg.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-21
Cheap HOmles.

TETE offer for 90 very desirable Building Lots in
w Brownsville, (many Of them finely mbered containing
from 10 The soil ferte the lots beautiful and
finely suited for residences and rgardenng purposes The
neghborhood equal the State. Two Male snd one Fe
male ACaemen successful operation in the immediate vcni'
J We will sell this property most liberal terms to persons
who will improve it.
We have large amount Of Real for sale consist
ing of the best farms this and adjoining counFes also
large number of the and most desirable residences
in the vicinity of Nashville and in the CITY, We have besides
quite Ia supply of unprovel Lots in the city and the diff
feent additions Nashville We will take great pleasure in
showing any property will sell great bargains
XIV BROWN.
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ADDITIONAL,

ON THURSDAY, Goth my great safe Of Lots in
Edgehed, in addition the lots already announced will
sell three beautiful Lots in Shelhs Addition, Of
Woodland and oak streets, Nos lu4 1903, I just beyond Alt
meyers confectionery Said Lots enclose with plank fences
and viii do to brag
May2O-tds A. Y. S. LINDsLEY.
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Eff Walker W. who left Spotyvana county Virginia,
settled Nashville, Tenn is still living, he
something his advantage by corresponding with the
dersgned the said Walker W. Brown be Dead has
be any person in Nashville vicinity, who
give any information concerning him. they will please
write TO inform the editor Of this paper.
The said Walker Brown moved from Virginia about twenty
years past vicinity Of Nashville, and married Miss
johnson; and when last heard frem three children.
Address WIN. D. BROWN,
Elk Run P. o., FauqGer county, Va.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-21

To THE VOTERS OF TIE SECOND CONGRESSIONAL
DISrBICT Having been solicited by my personal
AMI political friends TO become a candidate TO reps
resent you in the next Congress of the United States,
nd believing that my announcement will meet with
,Our cordial appreciation, therefore declare to you
taat am candidate, subject 10 your will at the bal
OF box upon The first Thursday in August next.
J. C. RAMSEY.
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KNOXVILLE. Nav 18Th 1870.

Hon ANDREW JoESsoy.--At tls solicitation o.
numerous DemUcrsts of sullivan County, this dis
ngui-hed champion Of Democracy has consented
address the people, at Bristol, on Saturday next,
list instant, general political topics. The mere
announcement OF this fact, feel assured, will
lraw together here tie largest assemblage of peo-
pie that has collected in Bristol on q similar
occasion. -RrtsioL Mems.
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History of Middle Tennessee;
OR
Lie and Times OF Gen. James Robertson
By A W.PCTNAW.
Complete in oEeoeayo v0iame Price 50 20
For sale by JOHN YORK CO.
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VETILL again opened 18th Of June recep-
w on Of visitors and those in search OF health pleas
ure please em elves accordingly"
Mrs. THOMAS A THEOEALDS,
formerly Of WessageI House. Frankfort, Ky will pre-
side over Ladies' department The table BE- supplied
very country Affords and the Bar with Wines
Liquors, Cigars &C Good Music will be always hand for
Ball Room.
The Stages will daily from Hopknsve Bowling Green
Carksville Springfield, connecting
from Nashville and visitors rely every effort being
render their pleasant D. JEFFRiLS Proprietor.
May 20 IS59-f
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