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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-07

MOURNING GOODS-E. l. Bald.
LL WIN GO htye In store full assortment of Goods
Tor Mourning We pay parguar attention 10 ans depart
ment and qiie AZ AZ times the complete tosk M tie
market Elegant bombaznes, Mourning Hlndk efchiofs.
Grape Collars Grape sets, Grape RaIeses AaTege Augns
Cambria collars 9hl Sells, English aud French CTaros,
Love and CTape Neis, Mourning Embrulderes M1urninr
Inmqiags Mourning Manullas, Mourning 6Ioyes aud
Gauntlatg IAnisse oihs, Canton Crupes black "a "a
and - BaTegesi Black silk Mode Black Mour silks,
Black aud White silks Chene MouT silks
apo r. l. BALDWIN co.
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TWO CELLARS and ONE LOFT,
L y feet by 50; Collars suitable for us and AIolasscs
mstr30 w NTFL HINCH
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Notice

ON THE 25th DAY OF MARCH.
~ 1853, the Es lorty Abue, lutu of Cuyrh0sa
County, Oh,,trc u-ud was tuu Probate Of aid
County dcCl red prob bly, usnlv Credtots there
lore required To present tuur ella tle
Hde 10 the unItsgucd, 90 his Oh in t tuyo Glove
Rud, Tor ull0vuuc Chin months fIUm ihUi me abJyU
mentioned or they Wi NOT ue tlil lcd 10 ua,nuTg
LUREN PRENIfoS, AdudnsltayOr,
Wgi1s'3w2H vuti Will au' CNcL " suid Vs uC.
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MEMORANDUM CASE. CON.

N - ~ III OLADl4B INNLN1
IA t.uiog papers of value but OF use to J.
sou Ncept HE owner 1t was supposed TO have been lost
about this American Hotel at the Nasqut Tude On
Thur dlv evening, MAJ ch 24h ANY one havngt md Il
cuuuo fail to know who 1t belongs 10, nv name is on
most Of the Any who wi return the said
10 No "a Superior street, opposite the Post Oice
wIlihe suitably rewarded.
mar2g II. s. OLMsTED
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A PARTNER WANTED
\ MECHANIC OR BUSHES

NANTED-70O 600 it. LUMBFR,
w or which city ropcrl VIII n psit at ca,h rr,ce
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MARINE INSURANCE.

Done for Customers,
~ Orders rom the country promptly UECcutCd at tho
Mn, cor. of Erc and Knsmun streets, Cleveland, Ohio,
ma lidSwtml4s q KIDNEY.
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.THE SUBSCRIBERS arc prepared
Il 10 write upon Hulls Cargoes and FROG t 10 some
OF New York Marine In " upaniCs They
have also arrangements to VIII upon HUI and CuIgOss
from Cleve!a and other Lake Pous TO LOndunor LIVER
poh mr302w Bk ANlON MASON
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40 hBulHGeES sOlRC8 0BGhCFs.

Z TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY
Il OF Informing the builders md Business Men no0 eve
lald and vicinity, that have discontinued kug con- ruC5
for buildings Of any des'rptou Hereafter shs devote
my attention exclusively TO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-07

1O3 ACRES, WITH EXCELLENT
INJ4 Orchard OF Peach aud Apple Trees ~ miles on
NCwburg Kua,, near Gullup's Nurse w.
ma sd2w223 LIlTLES kEYEs
- -.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-31

CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvESTIoN.-No action what
ever has been taken by the Central Committees
of either party in this county, in regard to the
Constitutional Convention, so far as the print
ing OF tickets is concerned. We have eonvers-
ed with the leading Democrats Of the county,
with the candidates and others, ou the subject,
and ind it is the general feeling throughout
the county that Convention should be called,
aud the Democratic tickets will accordingly be
printed with the words "for a Convention up.
on them. Parties who desire to vote against
Convention can do so by merely scratching
out the words. as all the votes not given for
the measure will be counted against it.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-31

DIR, l.. j. CEapkay's Private Medical and
SURGICAL INSTITUTE, Sacramento street. below Mont
gomery opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship comPany'
o@ce San Francisco Established in 1854 for the per-
mapent cure of all private and chronic diseases and the
suppression of Quackery.
Attending and Resident Physician, L. J. CZAPKAY, "
D. late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War Chief Ply
scan to the goth Regiment Of Honveds Che Surgeon TO
the Military Hospital Of Pesth Hungary the late Lecturer
on Diseases Of and Children and Honorary Mem
Der of the Philadelphia College Of Medicine Particular
attention paid the treatment of diseases peculiar to
Women and Children
Office Hours-From A. N. till 9 r " Communications
strictly confidential Permanent cure guaranteed or no
nav, Consultations by letter or otherwise, free
Address L. J. CZAPKAY, NJ D., San Francisco Cal
a-Tbe following letter which emphatcaly speaks for
t.c was written BY the Dean ofhe Faculty othe Pha-
ba College of Medicine to the editors of the the Paei
gc Medical and Surgical Journal, san Francisco for
publication ~. mn, r,rr.rv 18th 1880
tn he Editors ofthe Pacific Medical and Surgical Jour
rai,- -Gentlemen-My attention has been called to an
;c In the December number Of your journal 10 regard
" az al e,,,e degree granted by the Philadelphia Col
Ieoe Of Medicine 70 DR.. l. Czapkay "hen the aPph-
cation for the degree was made 10 the faeuiy, va
ccomnanied BY adavts and TESTIMONIALS 70 the eheet
tLst NJ Cyapkay was a regular graduate ~ d., Of the
Iniversity OF Pesth had served as surgeon IN ths
rian Army, and was regular fracttloheI " M "a
e degree as its implies, is conferred on granu
ates onIy and gives new privileges HAD there oeen
me spicion OF rregularty interpolation nave
onIdbeen refused Bynserng this in your journal you
will do an act of justice to the College and confer aVor
ON mn Yours, very respectfully
Dean of the Faculty OF the Philadelphia College OF Nedi-
cine.
J. Czapkay's Medical and Surgical Institute is on
s.or.mento street below Montgomery opposite Pacihe
Mail Steamship companys Office, San Francisco Caiior'
II, The Doctor offers free consultation and asks no re-
mpneratlon unless he effects cure.
crortrrc ATE i the undersigned, Governor Of Hun,
10 ,asfy hereby that DR.. l. J. Czapkay has served
during the contest for Hungarian liberty as
~ rian Army with faithful perseverance, Wbee
IN ~ ' s;ven him this certificate, and do reeommen
Sm to the sympathy attention and protection Of ~s
rho are CAPABLE Of apprecating patro sen Ios
undeserSeo "'Si'i Governor OF Hungary
Washington City, January 9Th, ls92 'i''
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-31

Gregory, the Treasurer of the Jenny Lind Co.,
ct Hunts Hill, absconded from that place on
Saturday evening last, having in his possession
about $500 in funds belonging to the company.
He went to Red Dog on Saturday afternoon,
with other members OF the company, and
changed some dust for coin; on returning they
separated near Hunts Hill, and Gregory has
not been beard from since. The company, it
appears, was in failing circumstances, and the
employees have since levied attachments upon
the mill and machinery to secure their wages.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-31

NEWSPAPER FAvoRs.--Mr. Randolph, the
agent of Freeman & Co.'S. Express, has our
thanks for San Francisco and Marysville ex-
changes during the week.
To Master Stone, of the Pioneer Express we
are indebted for the early delivery of the Down
ieville papers Of Saturday.
Mr.. Welch, of the Pioneer Book Store, has
placed us under obligations for copies of the
San Francisco Daily Nes1s.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-31

DIrcH ENTERPRISE. learn that the citi-
gems Of Chalk Bluff and Red Dog have formed
joiat stock company, with capital of Sl3,-
600, for the purpose of constructing ditch to
bring water into those places. 1t is the inten-
tion to take the water out of the South Yuba
ditch, commencing at point above Remming-
ton Hill. and the enterprise will be completed
in about three months. The ditch will pass
through one of the richest mining dist lets of
the county.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-31

NORTHERN LIGurs.-The people OF this Sec
tion bad beautiful view of the Aurora Bore
alis, or Northern Lights, last Sunday evening.
The northern sky was lit up with bright red
color, coon after dark, which continued with
more or less brillancy until late in the night.
The light confined to move back and forth from
east to west, for distance of forty or fifty de-
grees and occasionally brilliant white streaks
would shoot up half way to the zenith.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-31

MEETING AT HUMBUG.-Mr Hupp, the Demo
cratic candidate for District Attorney, address
ed the citizens of Humbug on Monday evening.
The meeting was the largest and most enthusl-
.as.ic VI any held in that place during the pres
.ent canvass. The speaker occupied the stand
near three hours, and his remarks were fre-
nueutly applauded. The meeting closed at
half past eleven o'clock, with nine cheers ior
the State aud county tickets.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-31

FoR SAN QUENTIN & STocKToN.-Sheriff Irwin,
of Sierra county, and Deputy Sheriff Rolstou,
arrived in Nevada on Thursday, having in their
charge prisoners for San Quentin, and two in
sane persons for the Stockton ASYLUM. The
prisoners were John Burke, convicted Of muir
der in the second degree, and sentenced to
twelve years imprisonment, and Geraud, who
was convicted of an assault with deadly wea-
pom and sentenced to imprisonment for one
year. One OF the insane men was NJ. Kimball,
who was shot in the head at Grass Valley, at
the time McMurtry was killed. He was one of
MeMurtry's friends in that difficulty, and had
never entirely recovered from his wound, which
was the cause of his insanity. Mr. Rolston left
here on Friday morning, with the insane men,
for Stockton; aud on Saturday morning Sheriff
Irwin stated down with his prisoners. Sheriff
Boring, Of this county, having in charge Wm.
Riley. who was convicted in the Court of Ses-
sions Of having stolen goods in his possession,
and sentenced to one years. Imprisonment, ac-
companied Mr.. Irwin.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-31
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.

DWELLING HoUsE BURSED-The dwelling
house on ScOtt's ranch, near Rock creek, about
three miles from Nevada, was consumed by fire
last Sunday morning. Mr.. Smith, who had re-
Gently purchased the ranch of Mr.. Scott, and
his daughter. little girl about ten years old,
were the only occupants of the house. The
Ore was kindled on the outside, evidently by 90
incendiary. Between three and four O'Clock
on Sunday morning, Mr.. Smith being awaken
ed by the noise of the flames, jumped from his
bed, called to bis daughter, and ran out doors
and endeavored to extinguish the fire, but was
unable TO do SO for the lack Of sufficient water.
He then went to look after his daughter, and
fading she had not been awakened, went to her
room and carried her out. The bedroom in
which the girl slept was lined with cloth. and
she had scarcely got out the door when the Gre
broke through and the room was enveloped in
flames. The out-buildings were saved by the
assistance of some miners who were working iu
ahs neighborhood. The loss is about 81 900.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-31

A RAPE ClsE.-A man named James +.
Price was arrested in this place last Saturday
morning, on the complaint of Mr. J. p Adams
charged with an attempt to commit rape on
the daughter of the complainant, child about
six years of age. By advice of his counsel.
Price waived preliminary examination. anu
was committed to Jail to await the action of the
grand jury.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-31

TAxEs.-The Assessment Roll for 1859 was
yesterday delivered to the Sheriff, who is now
ready to receive taxes Property holders desi-
rous of liquidating their Indebtedness to the
State and county can walk up to the Sherif's
Office and settle.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-31

NATURALIzATIoN.-Tbe District Court of this
county will be in session on Saturday next, to
hear applications aud grant papers of naturali-
zatOn. Foreigner sentitled to their papers of
citizenship must attend on that day, as it will
be the last opportunity to procure their papers
previous to the day of election.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-31

PoLITIcAL MEETINGs.-Messrs. G. II. Bryan
and E. D. Wheeler, Of Marysville, addressed
the citizens of Grass Valley on Friday evening.
These gentleman are eloquent and able speak
ers; they were listened to attentively, and fire.
.quently applauded. They we're occasionally
interrupted by impertinent questions and re-
marks by political bummers that had gathered
around the outskirts of the crowd; bu: their
remarks were well received by the audience
generally. They addressed a large and enthusi-
-astic meeting at Omega on Saturday evening.
Messrr. Chase, Hupp, Palmer and Martin, can
.didates on the Democratic county ticket. have
been speaking at the different precincts during
the past week. and will continue the canvass
until the day of election. We continue to re-
.ceive the most cheering intelligence from all
parts Of the county, and the prospects Of elect
ing our entire county ticket by sweeping ma.
jority were never more favorable.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-31

DONATION PARTY.-The ladies OF the Metho-
dist Church have made arrangements for a do
nation party, which comes of at the church
building, on Broad street, on Friday evening.
The object is to make up deficiency of about
s4OO 10 the pastors salary for the present con-
ference year, ending on the 18th proximo.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-31

ELECTION LAWSON our fourth page will
be found copious extracts from the election
Jaws Of toe State also the act of the last Legis-
iature submitting to a vote Of the people the
question Of calling constitutional convention
The extracts will be found convenient to the
officers of election, who reside in precinctS
,~here the statutes are not TO be had.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-31

Rat At SAs JuAN.-Mr. Henry Pearson for
uerly Of the National Exchange Hotel. Nevada
has recently taken the Union Hotel at NorIn
San Juan, and fitted it up ia good style. he
gives . ball at that place tomorrow. (Thurs-
dAy) evening, and would be happy TO see Dis
Nevada friends on the occasion.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-31

APPorNTMENTs.-Mr Hupp will speak at Red
Dog this evening. and at Hunts Hill tomor-
row evening. Mr.. Chase has an appoint
ment to speak at Allison's Ranch this evening,
and at Omega on Saturday evening.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-31

Col. E. D. BAKER has made appointments to
speak in this county as follows: AT North San
Juan, this evening; at Nevada, tomorrow eve
ming; at Red Dog. on Friday afternoon at one
o'clock; and at Grass Valley: on Friday even
ing.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-31

WITBDRAwN.-Col. James Collins. who was
nominated by the Republicans of this county
for the Senate, has authorized the withdrawal
of his name as candidate.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-31

DrsrRIcr CorRr.-This Court will convene on
Tuesday. Sept. 18th, TO transact the regular
business on the calendar.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-31
p. ID. OPPENHEIM'S
Grand Gift En'rtainm't.
150 Magnificent Prizes (!
TO Be GIVEN AWAY At THE ORLEaNS THEATER. At
ORLEANS FLAT,

On Saturday Evening Sept. Sd, 1859
VALUE, S5,Seo'
Consisting Of Splendid Diamond Stem, Magic Case, is
caret Gold Watches,
Gold Hunting Case, Patent Lever Watches
Gold Duplex Watches
Ladies Enameled God Watches
Magnificent Diamond Rings and Breast Pins
Very fine Cold Vest aud Guard chains;
Ladies and Gents fine gold Jewelry Of every kind
Among the presents will be found the finest
MINNIE RIFLE,
in the State Gold and Silver mounted, worthy the aten-
tion Of every person
The Pubc are respectfully invited to call and examIne
.be przes The Drawing Of the Prizes shall be under the
management Of CO.. mitee chosen BY the audience and
he distributed after the Evenings Entertainment
August 9Th ls59.-i5td
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-31
SUFFERING OF IxxIoRANrs.-The Carson VAL
gyseinl yNiirss.

knights TemplHr.-The regular meetings
of Nevada Commandry Of Knights Templar, held n
Masonic Hail. corner Of Broad Pine Streets the eve
nncs Of the 1st and Sd Thursdays In each monthvst
ing Sir Knights are invited to attend
SIR THOS. II. CAswELL, f. Commander.
Nevada March 1859.
Nevada Royal Arch Chapter No. q. meets
every Monday evening at Masonic Hall Nevada. Regular
meetings first Monday of each month. Visiting COmpan
ions are respectfully invited to attend.
CHAS. MARSH, NJ f. II. r.
JF. RrDoLrH, Sec'y.
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-16
IR. DAVIS ON THE NEUTRAL AND INDEPENDENCE
PRESS AND THE AtERCu ANrs



BALTIMORE, Sept IA, 1S59-The Vice President of the
late town meeting today, pursuant resolution Sc
lected Central Committee to make nominations it is
composed of men of sterling character, including mer-
chants, tradesmen and mechanics. There no doubt
that strong ticket will soon be presented The enemies
OF the movement are getting dismayed and the rowdies
and club leaders nearly disappeared the accustomed
gathering places The city is perfectly quiet and order
reigns supreme"
The above, which is part of the Geographic news
of the ASSOCIATED Press" sent abroad bv the
agent here, is calculated to produce most unfor-
tunate effect upon the movement it is evidently
intended to forward. 1t is true that at this mo-
ment 'the city is perfectly quiet, but there is no
surer way of bringing about a renewal of the
lawlessness to which we have been too long accus-
toned, than by inducing the advocates of the
reform movementto suppose their work is finished.
The damage they have done the city, and the
danger they incur by persistence in their present
course are dwelt upon at length, by the
party press, which has spared no effort to
represent them as members of Vigilance Com
mittee, and have them dealt with as such. The
''enemies" of the movement are not altogether dis
mayed, nor have ''the rowdes' disappeared. and
these desirable results will only be brought about
when the Central Committee, and its supporters.
shall, by earnest untiring and ceaseless devotion
to their noble cause, have secured its fna
triumph
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-16

One week ago, commented as we thought
the occasion required, upon that portion of Mr..
DAVIS speech at the Maryland Institute, which
reflected upon the Reform movement-its objects
and purposes. We have since refrained from
pursuing the subject or from referring TO other.
and, in our opinion, not less Objectionable por-
tons of the speech-in consequence of a statement
which appeared editorially in The Patriot Of the
9Th instant-to the effect that Mr. DAVIS had been
tremendously reported in several important par
"tculars," and that copy of the speech 'scor-
erected by himself, would be forthcoming ssin a
''few days" As The Patriot was generally un-
derstood to be Mr.. DAVIS organ, and as the ap-
parent, and, indeed, only conceivable object of
this announcement was to deprecate further criti-
cism upon the speech at that time, we deemed it
out proper to hold our hand and wait for the
corrected" copy. We have been rewarded for
our patience by the appearance in Wednesdays
Pdraot-not OF the speech itself, but Of s'synop-
isis of the views presented on the occasion },
The publication is accompanied by note from
Mr.. DAVIS to the Understanding for tbe stao-
''curacy'' of the synopsis, and impugnine that Of
The Americans report. "a report of thespeecb ),
says Mr.. DAVIS, sit is wholly out of my power to
stgive." 1t cannot have been want of time
surely, that precluded Mr.. DAVIS from report
ing his speech-inasmuch as he has taken
nine days for the preparation of q bare
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-16

FIRE IN FIFTH AVENUE HoTEL.-About halfpast
two O'Clock Tuesday morning fire was discovered
by the Waterman in the basement of the Fifth Av-
enue Hotel, New York. The inmates were speedi-
ly aroused, and for some time general excitement
prevailed. 1t is attributed to an incendiary: but
who, among those familiar with the house, would
be the perpetrator of such an Internal deed it is
possible to imagine. The alarm was given and
speedily came several fire companies to give their
aid in arresting the confagration. Sergeant Adds
OF the Eighth ward police was promptly on the
ground with platoon of men, and rendered the
most etfectual service in preserving order The
lire was soon got under, happily without having
done serious damage. 1t was found to have pro
ceeded from the coal box, in which variety of
rubbish and combustibles had been placed. The
speedy extinction was most fortunate, as the loss
of property and danger of life would have been al
most beyond computation.