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The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30
CIGAR AND FRUIT STORE.
Sllerif'S Sale.

WHEREAS, on the 18th day q December.
w 50. final Judgment and decree was render
ed the District ourt of the l4h Judicial District
of the State Of alif'rnia IN ID f,r the county of
Nevada. in favor of ANTOINE NJ iYOUX and against
l.. MARCH Al. for the sum of Nine Hundred and six-
tyone 67l00 dollars, principal debt with interest
the sum of $3.50 0U at the rate of two per cen per
month"; AMI interest Oe The sun OF S244 90 at legal
rate from the rendition of judgment until paid to-
gother with all costs of suit And whereas on the
18th day of December, A.. n. 1879, it ordered
and deer, ed by the said CO"rt. that the Mortgage
set forth in Plaintiffs complaint be forecosed, aud
the property therein described, towit: All Of de-
PENDANTS right. title and interest in and certain
mining claim, KIN ,wn Malak.'ff Co.'S claims situ-
ated in alIkof Ravne. the said interest being the
one uaivlded one ftn of the whole claimb, with all
and singular the tene .nents, hereditaments and ap
performances thereunto belonging or in anywise ap
pertaining be levied upon and sold to satisfy said
tl gnent inte est and and the proceeds there
.Iapplied to the payment Of said sums Of money as
Aforesaid. s.s-
Notice is hereby given lat will expose to pnbc
SALE all the above described property to the highest
bidder for cash in front of the Court House door in
Nevada city. on TUESDAY, the 10th day ofJauuary
A. ID 1860, between the hours of l0o'clock A. NJ.
and a P. NJ
,G.yen under my hs,si this 5th day of December,
1859. J. X. B.VANHAGAN, hpriff.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

flames Buchanan Is an old dotard,
an imbecile,a miserable, gabbling old
granny, who has lost his mind and his
memory, who is consequently utterly
unfit for the important duties of the
Presidency."-Jamcs Gordon Besne tt.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30
Broad Street Exchange.
SAMUEL DAVIS,
No. so Broad Street. NerGda.

NO. 50 Broad Street, NerGdd.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
HAS just opened u hrst-class Restaurant
(which he intends to keep in style unsurpas-
sed by any ever opened in this City. He will
he happy TO serve up game, &c. &c. Having had
ling experience in the business he fiatters him
self he is capable of suiting all, that may call
on him.
! He keeps constantly on hand Oysters, which
will be served up in any style.
Nevada, Aug. 10, 1859. IT,
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

Hubert Keenan,, confined in the
Butte county Jail for the alleged
crime of killing and robbing an old
man named Burr, committed suicide
the other day by hanging himself
with handkerchief.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

"ITis unaeniable," says Prentice
THAT in America it takes three to
make a pair-he she and bred girl.
Had Adam beer modern, there
would have been hired girl in Para
disc to look after little Able and "raise
CAIN
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

Whale Fishing The two whal-
ing companies in Monterey make. the
year round, about $40 per month ia
the hand according to last years
catch.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

The number of letters sent in the
U. S. Mail by the steamer Monday
morning, was 1871, which is no,
quite one half the number that has
usually been sent that way.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

|
| &4OO I'm CASH.:
1, Onc fine Gnld hunting
case chronometer. Nikel mnve-
ment. rtihy jewels, No. 2l6S1,
with heavy Cola fob -'9in and
Bracelet attached, $500
2. Cash, 400
8. One largo fine gold, magic
case English lever watch S.
RoskeH & Co Mixer. No. GAS.
with Vest chain attached. 325
4, One large ine Gold hunting
straight line lever watch. Nickel
movement. chronomeicr balance,
.uhy jewels and ruby pallets.
Jules Jurgensen maker, No.
3567S. 275
5 One fine gold hunting case
Duplex watch chronometer bal
ance. ruby jewels, No. s2sS IT'S
6. One large gold hunting,
English lever watch. chlo-
nometer balance. full jcweled,
John ?emberton, maker. No.
$751; $50
I. One large gol1 hunting En-
glisl lever watch chronometer
balance full jeweled, J"hn Bees.
ley. Maker. No. 1906. $50
s, One Guild hunting Amerj-
can made waich,full jeweled, P.
s. Bartlett, maker, No. 2l37 lao
9.-Ohe large geld hunting
English lever watch. railroad
time keeper, Robert Roscoe
No. 1881 1875
10, One fine gold hunting
Straight Line lever, ruby jewels
and ruby pallets, Mathez, Bros
makers, M. 1889 140
Il, One fine gold hunting lew
er watch. full jeweled. chron"me-
ter balance, gold cap. Grisman,
Sons X Balm, No 1865 120
IL, Fine gold hunting Straight
line lever watch, Mathez, Bros,
I3545 e5
13. One fine gold hunting lev
er watch, Nickel. movement,
Racine Perrni. No. 3s21O 100
IA. One fine gold lever watch
full iewelrd, Arnold, Adams, &
Co. No. 1895 rs
Is. Que heavy California ring 35
16. One Opal ring II
II, One American made lever
watch 60
is, One quartz ring Is
10. One fine silver hunting lev.
er watch, Mathez, No. 6541. 40
20, to 26. silver hunting lev
Watches. each S35 245
81 to 33. ditto. each $50, 2lO
"a. one fine gold Fob-cbain
and Bracelet rs
35 to 80 Fivo fine gold Vest
chains. each. S42, 3S, 80, 25, 2S, 165
40 to 45, Six gold Guard
chains. each. 40. 40, 80, 30.2O;20, $50
46 to As, three superb sets
consisting of Bracelets. Broach
and Ear rings. each, 80, s5, 65, 240
40, One magnificent enamel
led coral and gold set, breach
and ear rings 90
so to So, Three splendid sets
coral and g"ld brnach aid ear
rings. each 500, rs and As eI0'
So. O'e fine gold set. coral
and pearl ae
"a to 81. Four splendid sets
breach and ear rings, Forentine
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30
aerada County Official prcss..
FRIDAY MORNING, Dec. so,ls5s.

The Charleston Convention will
consist of COG delegates-double the
usual number.
T. is feared the Great Eastern will
prove a failure. She is reported
wanting in propelling power.
The citizens of the northern part
of Sierra county held mass meeting
at La Porte OIL the 10th inst and re-
solved to memorialize the Legislature
to form a new county to be called AL
turas.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

5S to 81. Four fine German
mosaic sets. hroach and ear rings
each SIS. 80, 35. 80 l72
62 to 64, Three cameo sets
breach and ear rings, each S55,
1925 lie
65 to 81. Three lava sets,
breach and ear rings. each s35,
40, 25 100
6s to "A, Seven fine guild and
enamelled sets. breach and ear
rings, each S26, &c. &c, 25, 24.22,
% :, III
75to rs. Four fine gold sets
hroach and ear rings, each S35.
35, 32. SO :, 1874
70 to SO, Four bracelets, each :,
S75. l6, s. s ~. g. 10Y
S3toS4, Two sets breach and ;;
ear rings. tnalaclile. each $3S, ,2S 66
IS. One set broach and ear
rings, miniature 90
sc to ss, Three gold sets
pearl and cameo. each, S35, 90,
90 Is
SO to 110 Twenty-Five sets
broach and ear rings. each $12 2C4
Ill. One set gold and coral 16
1l2 to ia. Three sets broach
and ear rings. each 10 80
lis to LAG, Thirty. one ladies
breaches, each $40. 20. 90, Is,
~, IL, 20 2S. 16. 2S. 10. Is. IS,
IA. 10. II. 10. 9. 9, 9, 9, 10, 10, -.
s, SIS, 7.7.7. A, 394
l47, TO ISL. Five sets quartz
ear rings. each. S34, is. 10, 1919 81
152 t" 166. Fifteen sets Cali
fnrnia made ear rings. each IA,
lo, s. 10, 0, z, 7, 7,7,7,6, 5, S, :.
5, S, 112
l67, to 16a, Three quartz pins,
each $50. IA, 12 46
10 to III, Two quartz slides,
each 16, II, 2s
172 tolls, Four quarts seals,
each S45, 80. 20. 2S. 1873
176, tine California bracelet, ..
quartz setting, 90
III I" 17s, Two magnificent
California cane heads, quartz
setting, each, S1OO, 55, 1855
179, One quarts locket, IA
$50 TO 1873. Four sets quartz
studs, each $50, Is, 12, 16. &C
lS4, One set quartz sleeve
buttons, Ia
1S5 TO 1856. Two gents scarf
pins, each 9 IS
1877 to 1914. Eight Odd Fellows
pins, each. $40, s, S. 6, 6, 6,6.6, Sc
1875 to 900, Six gents pins,
each 50, 6, 6, 6. 6. 6, 80
POI to2O5. Five Masonic pins,
each, $40. 6. 6, G, 6. 81
206 t" POS, Three Odd Eel
lows pins, each, SIS, s, 5, 2l
209 to 2?7. Nj ,eteen sets ear
rings. each $40, 10. 10. 9. 8. 9, 9, 4.
8, 3. 5. 5. 5. Z. 6. 7, 9,5.7, 1872
22S to 237. Ten California
made. belt buckles, each 22, %,
20. 20. 90. is. II, 10, II. 10. 1914
23S. to 244, Seven California
Cob buckles, each SIS, Is, 2O,12,
IL. II, II, 1O4
2f5 t" 255, Eleven sets guild
studs. each Ss, s, S, s, S. 6, 9,1O,
0, 5. S, 81
256. One set sleeve buttons
and studs. 20
257. TO 261. Five gold slides,
each $3.50. 4.50 4, 4, 4, 81
S62, to 2GS. Seven California
rings. each s. Sc
269 to 27S, ,TenCalifornia rings
each Sc, 60
279 to 2S2, Four California
rings, each 9, 36
2S3 TO 2sS, Six California
rings, each 5, 30
2S9, One gold ring, 4
200, One fine gold hunting en-
namelled diam. nd set, lever
watch. Pernoud Robert. maker,
No. 6707. 14O
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30
MRS. HOLDRIDCE.

Female Physician and Obste.rici,n
Attends Ladies through their confinement.
ann an treats all disease peculiar to her sex
Inose aes'rous OF being restored to health and
oecoming mothers will do well to pay her visit
supporter to assist Ladies in confinement M,
h: has certain and speedy cure for all kinds
OF ''n7Srers rankers and Rhenmafisn. -
Lttse addressed to her will receive prompt.
attenti n ry.ie'ts made TO any rart Of tbe State
faaeI IS received at her Residence, which Ut
sitlated on Cement Hill, one miie from SsvA3s
Jyl-u MRS. O. 3. HoLDRIDSl
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

The editor of the Mountain Messen-
Eer has received an acorn two inches
and fve-eighths in lcugth,
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

SEMBLIys thinks the Senatorial la
bor this Winter will bring forth Well
Ter or nobody; and GAS a statesman"
he cant see the difference.-Sierra
Democrat.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

Leopold Ranke. the historian of The
Popes. has been invited by the King
of Bavaria to fill the chair of history
Of Munich.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

Commercial street Exchange T
McCLOUD & GAINES,
Opening a splendid saloon few doors abov,
Mayors Store, on Commercial street, would no.
tify thepublc of the important fact That they
allow none but first class beverages to be sold
from the bar: That they allow no one to excel
them in compoundng
REFRESHING DRINKS,
And that oone but the most skillful, attentive
and polite walters will be in attendance to wait
on customers, Il
Com and make one of the million We refresh.
New ria. Aug. 10, 1859.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30
Total

Total $4,000
The Prizes will be distributed on Saturday Even
ing December 3lst, 1889, in the manuer as in
the pr, ceding ones, to-wit All Drawn Numbers
from the first to the two-hundred and nnetieth in
elusive to take the articles in the order In which
they appear on the list 81,
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
CHAS. w. YOUNG.
Nevada, Nov H. 1859
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-. to r.s-s and thos. over these ages ~
he u,suumitted AZ once sud aCommit'te appointed
"a report some definite plan OF diving all hieger'
on, - Conference for the future. Then came up
the Gaze of the Rev. VIM. QUINN oha'eed ny M
C,,nnirvham With slayehoding contrary 10 di-clP-
H. Mr. Cunningham stated that the condition
81 Mr. Ounn's slaves - very pre;hriouss ne -
a. ,dvanccd IN life aud unle,s some seton - taxi
on AZ once tie chains of slavery may be forever
riyitsd and the great wrong of human bondage De
perpetuattd Action on tnls case was deferred
~, nj the foregoing Committee should report.
All the numerous discussions on this exciting
tonic have been attended by crowded audiences. In
some instances the throDg bas been So great as -
epcroach on the space occupied by members, show
ing the deep hold which the question has on public
svmpathy Il would seem, from the temper OF the
majority, ss if all slayeholdng preachers and mem
befs Will be eventually spewed out Of the Phl,del
pha CoufereIce. TIE true leayea has evidently
been hidden in the meal and is now rapidly leaven-
inc the whole lump into pslatable and wholesome
food.
The Sham Democ, acy Of this benighted State are
in h peck of troubles, rent by daily widening
breach which must soon become gulf too yaWning
TO be bridged over one wing persecuted unto dra'l
by the Administration, BY whom four OF its ancient
hacks were unceremOniousy kicked out Of the Gus
tom House one fine morning during the present
week. while the other wing keeps It's mouth WIDE
open 10 receive and swallow whatever new heTesy
political, moral or pecunlary, when the aforesaid
Administration may from tune to time enunciate
The new Democratic Packer Convention y . sore
thorn 10 the eide Of aDy future harmony. 1t fore
shadows the rpeniDg Of the great Opposition apple
now happily 10 longer one Of discord, which must
within brief period fall almost naturally into their
hands II Is true the Sbams are making their usual
nominations but they meet with heavy hearts, and
.lum looks get up tickets without enthusiasm aud
20 their ways with any thing but rejoicing.
Our city railways are dong an almost Incredibly
profitable business. Most of them are compelled
to add largely TO the number Of cars aid the stOc4
j. from 20 to 80 per cent above par, and scafce at
that The last novelty developed by the fdror to
establish new routes, is that Of the new Chestnut
and Walnut street Company being required to pay
a bonus Of 500, 600 toward building bridge over
the Schuylkill River As II is, oil these Companies
are compelled to keep the entire street 10 repair
through which their rails Sre laid. This saves the
city about $4,000 year. Under the benign IN
fluence Of this great saving, and the stOppage OF
that Wholesale thieyiDg long practised on the
State canals, the people of this once tax-rldden
city are finding their taxes annually becoming
lighter.
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scr. dream Of ,1rh h1coy" Ant pa. burss
tboos, this tr'cu ra.rt pa.oe OF clpnins
"Neihus Il TIRE sort cir Ace aisr 81 0oiaoed NE sr.
Wv ,rsstirr nos.,,, -tA, Usi usy Parvsn1s
uv.sfouc- Y-sd.d oy,.ef, Yea -oa6utina T. kn)w;
bat ts 'sc Be- de- sr h ~fr- - os uani fnce We
shouo b REUSED Al svrf q D. 'o,t-d "a stn "a GA
Niupy ole. hfs,Dy Pms. -ttats he uckei ne NAP
writ. b1otsA paws ~ here a. Do cheos-A
Fspa OUG trrusy bsr'sss.e sschte ns ear aac s.
lss; ,sio
,t.n 20 ne. I iuov Al-x,nS.r ,1-rsbly vel he Is
1sy sooLt iElorscce Of 5-sn~ss sac
ftskiEa wife r-ou uenisfil1- be YOU'D laugh :.
sT. eA sa.Po'r k To - break toe subject
IT, envoy 90, sstf-d tito ts plan .aa rsomp.ou va.
I. uuor fhoWp.oa must be crsiJ ordered
The . ryait % a for ooc'Or.
Hot.-tte' rtsrp &c Thompson Il am p.ifs-ty ssns
Il tos cray .fs- sea add opyoT,e nity
bar - r,toEtrd Danes To rsky. II the old Oakley
Should tspp+n 20 e eehiousd wogd De obigsa % 'uFo
~ Wbor isnIiiy
Not AZ a." r,pF.i the ,sgsci.gt Taoup,5n You rsk
Ting ph.sser o. q the i- ,sciteut E,o,
cocc sse the ~toe ccBcern over % the United ss;',
sEc sell tbsm'
The Rev joseph Johnston. s-nt ont 20 minister 10
the conviCis IL ErrnAn,l- WesteTn AastTs.is, by
the Co onsl Missionary ceiy announces the s-Tival
Of Robson ard R,dpa b sid Agar and Tester with
their ineId Sa-afd, sias Jem srd Psnmsp. The
writer saws:
They At s7rssei tn pl5 work, us,irs rosi, Il,
keopafb hcusn az erfsf-a ss an xriruf wsssing
hCls-. WITH 81 artr. their
hesb appear. 90 b. god b '@y te-otei
wesy Of th- live, IT, s.i-Sfs.sa Rev Bes.i "a
Geo yesr committee f1i,-r' extent has
ESQ in re colo al employed sseeping
ward, "a th- lvc. isJH, "A 1as ls; b-sn
peies tn imm-ns- 'futufs sr9 ;oos y~s-s 20
sic III. pns5u LOO s.p.'a.- c-ls, chapel, ho.p.tA
luIs asylum ~oihhot aId e'eetc' i'r tss Isruos aoS
bis deputy, ehsp sin, doctor &c lsnsish paper
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, APRIL A. 1907

,rue susiec.sd 20 spotheoss 81 the hsnfs of
tte Black Republicans We hold our breath In so-c-
tta smsy AZ sush sscr'Age. We Gluten, in- me
tiv.l, the resolutions Of Ss AID - ard W. isrcy We
hear the old leaders OF the Virgins Democracy rHS-
.iHg uI. asiy in their graves.
Wevil BOT venture TO conf oinre what the W.
GINS Democracy may feel on this occs-ior bn' !; n
rot unlikely tina, the Washington Republicans VII
.sy-"l,t en- rnuibie.'
III AlBaav Eresiug JosrnGl sffr re tbs, there is
10 foupds OF TOR the rauors mentioned by ~ ss, Fe'k
Of 81 .rrsr, emert TO cefa. iae Sersts the confirm
sion Of the nomination Of DR.. Gam 20 the pos, OF
Health Officer. That psper believe, that The bonln''
iion Gil not meet with the opponti9n Of Democratic
Senator'S We hope The JOHrHGi il, IS 1t IL likely 70
h. sell informed. Tue mote hear Of DIR. Gam
The mere Ne We satisfied hat rs appointment is III
reu:ls jadicioua.
Schuyler Colfsy Of Indisrs is suggested by Tss
STAT, Journal Sud other republican pspers OF lriiana
a. cardid,te for speaker Of tie next House.
The Concord y. II Democrat SHOVE s curiou.
chang. il political III that State by lts state.
inert thst in . toxrs ~beh gave ,ii9 msjorty for
GersrsI Jpk-on in 1925 the Republicans hsd As
majority IN 1883; while IN 10 Z" Old fecera t1Tns
.hich gave 9O2 majority against Ger. Jscsson, the
d.mocr.;s had a majority, in 1889, OF 50.
Tie Grand Jury of tue Criminal Coar. of Wash.
pgt, lave mad. preentmerts in the Of Gene a.
Cullom, late Clerk in the Hoa.e Of Representative;
M seaman late Superintendent Of Printing and Mr..
DuvsD. Of Philadelphia, contractor under Seanso.
-Tle Atlanta Ga COnf,aeracy s out in favor Of
Alexander q. Stephen. OF Georgia for President ard
Daniel S. Dickinson Of Nea-York for Vice-Presitea.
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on st.:i.tiesIep9rted. We give the

The Report on saIday SctooIs, vas SchooI. on
Officers and Teachers 400, Scholars ~ s6s Volumes
in Library l46 6,2. The Education Collection is about
500.
The following Report Of Special Committee was de-
bs.ed til the close Of the session:
Whereas The discipline requires that WHEN s,y trsVefns
pr.,eber becomes Of tsy-' BY ussus
be hall mn-ria character 10 our ChuTc1 uues be
,,scut4 II be pTaoa gel kmsIc patton OF such slaves
eouf,rusb the Of he IN ~ ich be lives
Aad pAs,eas In st.tes q, last 10 one Sac che
lon. q does lot sec, her of'pne BON
,e b, deed Of msnumsion 10 executed and before axes
eject;
And vhtr,o, In ooItsq1euee Of successive Births trave ing
prah continue ehodr 20 the end Of bic life not
xhsI executed deed Of prospective AHIission IN
behalf If esch Of his slaves;
And uh,e0s 10 the iudsmen Of this Conference that the
dscLe intends the travelling srteb-s shout - tnencPie
their ssve whel practicable, 70 ceae 10 be 'Ayehod
els therefore .
R,,oted That in the judgment Of this Conference the
ot.priIe should 60 Tree with th.if mother.
hssd 20. That 1t 10 ssO the Judgment OF this nfere1os
that the deeds Of msDnuoD should no. IL ste period o
females han N. iEttpoEs later peod for male,
the Of f,sesEE EUs
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMSHIP PRINCE ALBERT.
Capt. Bspleimanp, OF the Bremen snip Toiko, ar
rived yesterday reports that the 18th of March, in
lst A Deg % nir Al deg. 40 min, he spoke the
British stesnsh'p Prince Albert, Capt. Ws'ers hencs
fcr Gswsy utaer sail, having broken bic propeller.
FOR EUROPE.
Tie United Ststss Nal s,es ship Arsgo called on
Saturday for H.vrs Wis uthsmptop, with the Faro
p,su msls ard 2t3 passengers, among whom ara Js'
rom. n. Bonspsr,e, Mr. l. reno Delmonico and FAM.
ly NJ. J. II. or un lie Gated Ssa,es Consul to Swift
1trsbr.l
Tie North German Lloyd steamship Weser Capt.
Gaiz.n ss,ed OF tie same day for Bremea via S1uth
So PIT Z with ~ passengers.
FOR CALIFORSTA.
Tee psru'ar cipser saip b F. Hore, for sin
Frsroieoo e now loading in Satton s. Co.'S Dsps'ch
Lire. 81 Pier No. Ess, River. Sue Is sivstssd Tor
the 2th int, AID, h.v NJ large engagements, eA'
peoted to FL before her Gay.
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state appropriation. for Co'ouiz son TO nearly bal
million ri collars 80 beer made. Resolutions, IN
dcrsrg and pledsiEg ssslstsrce % their cause wss
sypIded, ard the whole, with some amend nehts,
ad pied.
Tie Stewards haymen sui uiIisierj reported the
following amounts received for disabled MINISTERS and
the .ifopssn orphsus o. deceased ministers,
North PhhsdelpHs District g ,4ui - Sjuth PhllA-
6elpts 81 CD Re siding, 500 ~ "iGingt"n Vs.
E-itop sNO sros Hill 600 2i-to.I, over s. -.
III. vim ,mouTts when reAco tais flLd from Otner
.ourees sneb az Charter Font, Centenary Fund &C.,
was then disbursed amorg The claimants, as per re-
pOr: Of Stewards.
NINTH DAY.
PHILADELPHIA, April !, 1889.
Amer opeIing certain reports were ordered TO Be
published end certain applicants received OF trlsl in
the Conference. Some twenty were received IN al.
Ore or tao acre located by TIER owe request. Ope
yours man Who hsd served two yesrs desired location
ira, be nigh more fully complete biz edGcatiou q, the
Concord Biblical Institute, whiou. sf,er debste, Tss
granted. re.olntioD, Recommending toe in'rOiac-
ten Of the lay delegation by the General Conference
winch vas sent 10 this COJsr nee from that Of Oregon
was laid over until next Animal Conference, a. that
III. etc prior the General Confereuo e. So the fol
loving from the Cincinnati Conference was lad over,
70 wit:
B.,t,S That n, Annu. .r5 General Corf-reuce, Be
ou.so 70 concur altering tks General Rule sa'-ry
TIE, ,hs read fO0TI The boyiDs sslI1 q men W.
chi GIeI 81 holding them s tie inisl-n - le tAe u
,euse Rue oT the puPose 'lehed II ise aso'e re'oa
.iOI.
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SFAlNG on LAKE SUPERoR.-A letter 10 TIE
TRiRUSE, fIcm Marquette, Mich, dated Mach ~
ssys:
THE depth Of the snow here on a level, from
risu q 100 trials gves fully four feet: al ifOm wv
more Cd the p,rk road, over distance Of ulSei
siyss but .y5 inches less. All this STOW is sofia
enough 10 be8rsuan 90 the surface. Oar Msrqle',ss
Bsy Is a. free frOI Ice as ID tue simmer. niue uei
AZ oatlpg ice can be seen &C ,asioraly the Lake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

FRoy BlRwCDA We have by the chip George T.
Pa,teu Bermuda papers 20 March Is. They contsa
very little rsws Of interest. Tue telegraph Is to be ID
troduced u tie island, to correct st. Georges ara
Hamilton With tie iociy ards ard raysl and military
esabisLu Rte Z. the eastern ani western eIrenia4'