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kS-Passengers desiring to take this purchase
Through Tickets either by Steamboat Railroad for New
Orleans, Vcksburg. Nachea and all intermediates points.
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cities fashosabie watering places resorts to the
pleasure seeker this is peculiarly attractive whilst
business it by far the comfortable certain and ex.
petitions in the country.
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Mountains.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
ST., il q, sn sss .. as,
'fns sSs ssss this Court in
On motion Of j. Maursau, Of counsel for plaintiff and
IL the and confession udg
ordered asqdged decreed that there be Judgment
kah and sonnekab decreeng separation
b. iiSaf 'ss ss@%SPy
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[sisnedi '' = H. B. EGGLEsToN, Judge.
doa tse he osn
s on N day a Jas in the year Of Lord thou
j. o. cHALoN, Clerk
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Sur motion j. NJ. nrs,u conse pour la demanderesse
en- la cour la po confession de ugemen
est oTdonne adage e. decrete quill ait jugement
e
1ne sepa alton de bens entreux la
& eSse sa ds
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aux emmes maees les bens de pour garanir
''f Rsn aSi's' a e jill Requirements sSs
Judgement , sgns Il de JUN 1859. ,,,,,, r.,o
En- de de 'nss Cite
s. T.
a4saq soG9afssas OF s1h 5ss
a to ahs %
sss within days from he present noaaaon any they
should not be homoogaed and approved The funds dis
tributed IN accordance Herewith.
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
pEgslES Nc eoHR De EssIoN
"A sisrs d. sasde aaifss personn-s
daer de presene publication les rsisons pour esouses 10
eon par d ssa
'' Pr eaS9e as Ia az c d, compile
leE y Y J. L. KELLY, Deput Grelier.
T1sp Jus 81 COURT THOMAS BROWN MARY COL
aHs og ss
All the furniture and effects the house No lcs
ST. John street. Perddo street satisfy the
"g TE ss't Cash on the SPOT,
jel5 II JULES DELARUE, Constable.
sroesD s D.sTs5cr couRr ssuccEss1oN OF VIM cowARr
WMEfsEAs Riehard cn sS tsssg has petit
VIM nte4 Sa The va
Ssies hereby s gwen 70 az J., who show
should not be grained. f
BY order of the Court
J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk
DEuxIrhE CouR DE pisrRIcr} SUCCESSION DE wM
de Is Manifestations. WART-No 1869.
A TTENDU que Richard Charles a presen-
n lie petition Ia Cour Pellet
Cnraele la Succession de feu VIA. Cowari DECIDE in
l.
Avis es, present donnd ons que peut con-
,erner, dvoir dcdue dix jours pour les
luelles il ne serait fait droit d la die petition.
Par ordre de Ia Cour.
jill Is 20 J. L. KELLY. Depate Gretfer
TN CONFORMITY WITH A REGENT ACT OF THE
Legislature of this State the firm OF VIM n. LEyERICH
10 will be continued this of
WM +. LEYERICH.
New Orleans, May 2, 1883. my2
NJ0TICE-To CONFORM WITH A REGENT ACT or
~ Legisia /. H. DuNGAN'S name is withdrawn
and Mr.. W. c. Claiborne having Transferred
us interest," in comRendan TO his WILLIAM C. IiA1-
iOkNE, Dr., who becomes active partner in house
he business will be continued nner the aud style
If LUi: AN, S0NiAT & CLAIBORNE.
DUNCAN 4 LOGAN.
New Orleans, APR! W. iSaes my2 I'm
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Luxurious Sleeping Cars
Are attached all Night Trains running in connection
with this road
Inaue Tor ticket via the Memphis Ohio Mobile aud
Ohio Roads.
msa BIN HENRY COFFIN Superintendent
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| aGNuMvITAE-ls.tuas for sale BY
~ =, lBAREI1.I CO..
-s elC onmou street,
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G% UNIEyD sTATEsTHI y,xn.
lsssA8EHsttts1 WEEKLY AAlLLtNE AuxN,
Il q Lie K @ SstSn.essI

H= UNIFyD sTATESTHI ,yns
ls5TA2AIEsstsesr WEEKLY AAILLTNE HMkNl -
TO WICK B U RG. SttdffsSE.:.ss.s1S
SATURDAY, at O'Clock p NJ
The magnificent U. s. Mail packet Lucy HoIcombe.
Jap, 7 PLeathers will leave for Donald
Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing
Fort Adams, Nachez Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand
o'clock p. NJ. ~ - ~ .
The Incy Hole rnbe connects at ycksbprp With
the steamer DEWDRoP and will freight for ali landns
on the Yazoo river as high up Greenwood
The above packet will leave on her
lar lay without fail a. the hour app ined business en-
trus ed to her will be promptly faithfully attended to
This boat will not be 5eponsi,e for letter
bills of adne taken, tpscfyng contents and value
and the FIRE ght paid for vauabes deposited with The
clerk oy the passengers contained their baggage
For freight passage apply board.
jel3 Adver,isin,, s,o,+
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vICKsBURG pACKErs.

, IT, UNIFIED STATES TRI- sp~c
lssas!sgAairssss WEEKLY NAIL LINE sIrnss =
TO WICK SRU + g. 5ssssSscss4
TUESDAY, at s o'clock P. NJ
The magnificent U. S. Mail packet Grand Duke Can't;
Appegate will leave for Donaldsonve Paquemne Bator
Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara, Red River Landing For
Adams Natchez, Waterproof, Rodney, ST. Joseph CRANE
o'cock NJ - " '
The Grand Duke connects at Yckshurg the steamer
Dp ard will take freight for all landings the Yszoo river
IS h'Eh Greenwood. ~ ~
The mentioned splendid passenger paehc, vii, leave
her regular days, without fail al tho bp-. aninta
attended to. ~ -t''
This bost will not be responsible for any letter or
containing money ewey other yalusbes ursss rayni
bills Of adng taken specifying the contents and yrns an
freight paid; any yaIuabes VIII N h
By the passengers, contained in their baggage ~
Fortnight or psssase aprlv on hoard. .m
j7l3 Advertis,r A,on.
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Relosv-Colning UP.

Ship Maid d Orleans, Dennis, - days FIN New York,
to Cohen.
BARK Minerva, Privat, FIN Bordeaux 18th April.
Drig Selma. Stetson, days from New York to G A
Foedick.
echr Jos n Toone, Pennington, z days from Ruatan
Island to Goldenbow Il Lesparre. with lot of
fruit TO ] B Pegniola &co.
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OU CHIrA RIVER,
7 E N S A S .

Letyes on MONDAY. 10Th instant at 5P NJ
IT, n Fok Upper AND LO W. Err
" hSAS-Ths light draught pas e,per 1,nck,t
Saline, George Miller, muster vii, leay. ~
at9Ve taking freight for all intermediate landings on Tes
and BLACK rivers. For freight, apply on DO tri
jel0 Adyertsn1 aIs,t
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TIME AND MONEY we'd

To Travellers between New Orleans md Memphis New Or
leans and st. Louis and Louisville and the princi
pal Northern and Eastern Cities
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Passengers.

Per stearnsnip Robt Waterman, from Matagorda-
Mss A Thzieldkil, Mr. Drnhan and lady, P Thompson
and son. Reid, Hayne- II on deck.
Per brig Jeune Albert, fun Bordeaux. 2 in cabin.
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Through to Memphis in THREE DAYS. To Washington
Baltimore and New York, in SIX DAYS
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sEooyp DIs nR1t coURT} sUGGESsIoN OF GARDNER
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
~ This estate and all persons interested to show
cause within ten days from the notification
have or why the account by
tributed in accordance Herewith.
by order of the Court.
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de l. Nouyelle- orleans. : CONVINCING Is go
A TTENDU que Richard Charles n presep-
"A e petition Ia Cour Pellet les iettres de
Curaele Ia Succession de feu VIVA Cowati DECIDE in.
Avis est lie present donnG que celia paut con-
dvoir dedure dix jours pour les
oueles il ne serat pas fsit drot la dite petition
Par ordre de la Cour,
jill Is 20 J. L. KELLY. Depute Greaier.
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MOYICE-To CONFORM WITH A REGENT ACT or
v the Legisla; ure Ia H. DuHGAN'S is withdrawn
Inn and Mr. w. G. u Claiborne having transferred
his interest," in camRendan,, TO his WILLIAM O. tlAI
BORNE, Jr who becomes an active partner in house
The business will be confirmed under the and sle
Of LOGAN, SoNlAT L CLAIBORNE.
New Orleans, April 80. 1859. mys In
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tn CONFORMITY WITH A REGENT ACT OF THE
= Legislature of this State the firm of WIN n. LEyERIGH
will be continued from this date under
WIN. F. LEYERICH.
=. 70
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de la Nouvelle Orleans. ( JOHNSON-No IA 3f6
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
ciers de la susde succession ct
que celia peut coneerner davor dedure, dix ours
naer ne 10 presente publication les raons equeles
compile preseute Cuteur do la dte sera
point approuve homoogue les onds mains repar
conformemeuts dit COMPETE
Par ordre de la Cour.
ielS II % j. T., KTIJY Danuta I; raHsr
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Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA

lSenel H. B. EGGLEST0N, Jnge.
En- fol de quot TAI oppose signature
cour, dams la vile de la Nouvee Orleans ce de iuin de
annee de nore Seiencur mil ct In
je9 IA lS j. o. CHALGS Grenier
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09

HEALTHY EXCITEMENT.-In the
midst of the long political fever which
has been upon us during several months,
a: a:healthy .excit ement broke in on Mon>
day morning, which furnished delight
full little episode. One of our gallant
artists, it seems, had painted one of his
recherche signs for whisky mill, on
which he portrayed charming female
in the oyster trade, and very ungallant-
" had written thena of respectable
young lady ofthis city on it The thing
being brought tothe notice ofabroth er Of
the young lady, he repaired to Where
the pale artist plies his sickly trade and
incontinently without reserve attempted
to"spile'' the young mans countenance.
We learn that some blood was spilled
. on the occasion. but that no real damage
was done, save and except to the coun-
"tenance aforesaid
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09

The ELEcTIoN.-The election on
Wednesday, beyond al question was the
most orderly one ever witnessed in this
city. There was no fighting to disgrace
it, no offensive language from excited
politicians, and but two drunken men to
be seen anywhere about the town. The
greatest good feeling seemed to prevail
generally. though men worked energet-
ically for their friends, and in opposition
to each other with considerable peril
nacity. So far as we have heard the
same order and good feeling character
lied the election in the outside precincts,
and probably the same prevailed over
the county. A gradual change for the
better in this respect has been taking
place for several years past, indicitive of
the amelioration of society, and return
to the habits and customs of the older
States from whence we came.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09
LATEST!

Finding it impossible to obtain the
returns entire we can delay going to
press no longer. The full and COM
plete returns of the county will be
given our patrons at the earliest poss-
ible moment in an extra. Suffice it
to say, that excepting Chase. for Sem
ator, Brennan for Assessor and o.
Conner for the Assembly. the entire
Administration ticket in this count y
is elected.
For Justices, John Anderson and
E. W. Smith have been reelected in
this township. j. B. Gray and w.
G, Asher are elected Constables.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09


FISHING FOR THE FOREIGN VoTE.--
The earnest efforts put forth by all par
tics in the election just closed to secure
fhe foreign vote, shows that it is an i'm
portaut accession to any party that can
gain it. In fact every intelligent man
knows that the naturalized citizens of
this state hold the balance of political
power. Consequently we have seen
the administration presses Of tho State
asseverate that the Lecompton Demo
cracy was the legitimate Democracy of
the country and, of course, the only true
friends of foreigners. They made a
terrible outcry against the Republicans
because in Massachusetts, they had in
corporated clause in the State consti
tuition compelling foreignerto wait two
years after naturalization before he
could vote. The fact that the Republi-
cans had so done in one State is proof
positive that the party in all the States
is not friendly to foreigners, said the Le-
comptons.
Onthe other hand the Antics have
struggled through the canvass to prove
themselves the real, unadulterated,
simon-pure Democrats, and with the
aid of the Cass>LeClerc and Cass-Hofer
letters they have made votes for them
selves with plausible argument. The
poor Republicans, not being able to OBJ
tain the open ear ofthe foreigners to the
extent that the name of Democracy OBJ
tains, have been busy during the can-
vass proving the party not responsible
for the clause in the Massachusetts con-
stitution. They repudiated the princi>
pie therein involved and plead, like
dogs, to be absolved from the sin that
small portion Of their brethren had COM
mitted' against the foreigners. They
too, have used the precious documents of
General Cass, to ALLEVIATE the foreigners
from the administration.
The election is now over, and a few
truthful observations may not fall un-
needed on the public ear. We have
seen American citizens in the can
vass just closed, nay, whole parties,
humiliatfngly ackno Wedge their depen-
dence upon foreigners. and sIavishly
pander to their passions and prcjudices
With the Democratic parties this is no
new abasement. They fshed for the
foreigners years ago They caught the
piscine exotics and have kept them in
Democratic aquarium to be called at the
tap of the Tammany drum, or the whis-
tie ola locofoco fug' 'enan ever since.
Our Republican friends have little to
hope from foreign votes in this State for
years to come Why not make a bold
stand against their opponents, and rely
upon the intelligence of their own couns
trymen for an appreciation of their
principles, their objects and aims There
are thousands of true Americans in this |
State who hold in contempt the appeals
to the ignorant and prejudi ced who hap
pen to have power in their hands with
out proper sense of the responsibility
in its use. No party gains caste by
losing the respect of these thousands in
the struggle to collect votes at the ex-
pense of intelligence.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09

SPoRT.-A foot race, dog fight, and
shooting match for turkeys come off
at McC Caffrey's Race course at Moore's
Flat, commencing on the oath inst.
The sporting world will be on hand
without fail. The foot race will be
an interesting part of the amusements.
Dave kirkland will be on the course
and contend with three other celebra-
ted runners.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09

Newspaper CAange.-We learn that
J. H. Boardman & Co. will be the pub
fishers of the Grass Valley National
shortly. Our friend George Roberts has
become perfectly disgustedwith blow
ing the horn of the administration party,
and boarding himself. besides being re-
sponsible for losses. The National will
lose an active manager and supporter in
Roberts.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09

LEcoMPToN MEETlNG.-The election
is past, but the political meetin of the
Lecomptons on Monday night must needs
be recorded as an event in the history
of the times. George Pen johnson and
VIM. F. Anderson addressed a large
crowd in front of Harrington & Patter-
sons saloon on the evening above
named. The style and eloquenee of the
first speaker were decidedly Johnsonian.
About dozen took the job of cheering
Justify at regular intervals while the
rest were remarkably quiet and orderly.
Johnson has the loudest voice that ever
disturbed the echoes of this neighbor-
hood. We learn that the ladies quar-
ter of a mile off could hear his very
chaste stories had they been gross en-
ough to listen. VIM. f. Anderson SUI
CARED off the meeting. Three cheers
were proposed which came in strag-
Cling and dubious manner. The same
for Broderick, Baker and McKibbcn, on
being suggested came with a will that
demonstrated but few administration
men were present.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09

Freeman's koad-Freeman has just
completed new road of beautiful aod
easy grade from his toll-bridge ON the
Middle Yuba to Forest city. By this
road many miles Of travel by the old cir
cuitous route by the way of the road to
Camptonyille are saved besides making
the trip to Forest city only pleasant
one. Freeman has also vastly improv-
ed the road to Camptonville and short
ened it considerably.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09
PANORAMA OF FRAZER RIVER

PANORAMA OF FRAZER RIVER
A panorama of the river, the fabled
gold deposites on whose banks set
half our State crazy last year, has
just been completed and will be sent
about for ex .ibition in few days
The balance of our citizens who
were compelled to stay at home on
account of the force of circumstan-
ce will now have chance to see the
famous Frazer river without suffering
the expense and perplexities of the
trip. A view of clam banks will be
given in connection with other inter-
esting and historical scenes. The
agent of the painting was in town a
few days ago, and promises to crafty
our citizens with sight of that
country from whence all travellers
return if they can.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09

Big DIGGINGs-We learn that the
Red Star company at Allegh nytown,
Sierra county, are realizing an average
of 1850 {. week from their diggings-
After working since 1853 and running a
tunnel $500 feet in length, they struck
the lead but few weeks since, and are
now reaping reward for their long and
persevering labors. The tunnel is to be
continued through the ridge to Forest
city full milo distant. The mines are
owned by Gov. Wright, VIM. White,
A. Bell, J. Kitto, Wm. King. James
Livsey, E. Garner. G. Currielle and @.
Hackett. On striking the lead pan of
earth scraped from the bedrock yielded
S275 80. We have or our table fine
specimen of the gold weighing nearly
an ounce, which is really good to look
at: The perseverance of the Red Star
company is deserving of big diggings.
Adjoining and few rods distant are
the Eureka and Excelsior tunnels COM
menced about the same time as the Red
Star. The lead has also been reached
by these and with about the same re
suits.
The Allegheny tunnel owned by VIM.
Gould and others, are taking out So, $500
per week. Their tunnel is 1900 feet in
length. The Union, Cumberland, North
Western, New York, Bay State and
Knickerbocker tunnels are run to vari-
Gus lengths and are supposed to be in the
neighborhood of the lead.
At short distance from Allegheny
town is new mining locality called
Wet Ravine, where number Of shafts
have been sunk with great success
The Masonic shaft here is reputed to be
the richest in Sierra county. 1t is own
ed by Phil. Gill and others, and is said
to yield fabulous sums to its owners, A
stones throw from the Masonic is tie
Fremont shaft which is an incline like
the Nebraska. The dirt from the tun-
mel is reputed to pay $50 to the car load
A little town is springing up at Wet
Ravine. More than a dozen houses
houses are going up at the present
time,
Perhaps no section of the State offers
better inducements for the employment
of capital and labor than Alleghanytown
and surrounding vicinity. According
to accounts there is at the present time
no locality containing better paying Dig
gings.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09

Dezayed.-The publication of our
paper has been delayed till Saturday
in order to furnish our readers with
the election returns from the county,
and as far as possible. the State.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09

Lccompton Qaarts.-The last crush
ing from the celebrated Lecompton
lead paid $35 per ton. The rock
now being taken out of the lead is of
an excellent quality and promises to
yield equally as well as that just
crushed.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09

DURL-No BLooD.-Dave Kilk-
land challenged S. McCane,at Orleans
Flat on the morning of the Sth, to
mortal combat. The challenge was
accepted and the distance settled at
80 PAGES and the weapons pistols
The parties were to take position ad-
vance and fire. John Cougar and d.
Volanderham acted as seconds. The
feud was, however, settled on the
ground without "effusion of blood"
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09

Foot Race at North San Juan. "A
foot race came off on Saturday last at
North San Juan, between Hi Lightning
and George Barnes. Distance forty
yards. Won by Hi Lightning. Bets
to several hundred dollars in the aggre-
gate were made Oh the result.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09

BEAR CAUGHT.-Messrs Osborne
& Oakley caught a Grizzly last week
above Hunts Hill weighing eight
hundred pounds. Archie McAllister
has purchased Bruin with the inten-
ton of exhibiting him at the State
Fair.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09
New To-Day.
Notice to Tax-PayerS! !

NOIICe 10 TaX-PayerS
Vie tax payers of the county hereby no.
= tilted that the Assessment Roll is now in
my hands for collection, and all persons now
delinquent by paying their taxes before the 3Oth
of September will have a liberal deduction
made in per centage on the amount.
Tax payers had better apply at the Sherif's
Office at the earliest moment as there may he
difficulty in issuing large number of receipts for
taxes on the last days of the month.
S. w. BORING. Sheriff,
and ex-oficio Tax Collector of
Nevada County.
Nevada, Sept. s, 1859.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09

LECoMPToN ORATORS in the recent
canvass paraded the sayings of Banks,
Greeley, Seward and other distinguished
Republicans. to the effect that in certain
contingencies the Union is not worth
preserving in connection with the South.
We can't see how the pot calling the
kettle black is going to better the caste
Of the former. 1t is a fact patent to
every well informed mind that the first
cry disrespectful of the union originated
in a Democratic state and with Demo-
Gratis. Your Rhetts, Spratts, Davises,
Quitmans, and other southern fire eat
ers are continually blabbing about
southern rights and dissolution of the
Union if they can't have their own way.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09

BOOKER AND SIBLEY.-The patriotic
course Of Booker and Sibley, in with-
drawing from the canvass in accordance
with the popular will ought to be and
must be remembered hereafter to their
benef.. Their magnanimous conduct is
deserving of the highest praise. They
should have withdrawn trihe earlier,
but tho pressure of friends is in a great
degree responsible for that. We hope
the result the election will demonstrate
that Messrs Booker and Sibley have
rendered high service to their country,
was certainly their intent in retiring
from the canvass,