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The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-20
The Future Of Amerisa.

The London Llerdry GGzette says:
The destlnies Of America have yet 10 be ac-
eomplished.' Persons of certain special views
Mary Hewitt Of the number--see in her the
birthplace of new dispensation, and watch
for the still further development Of the spirit
ual life, which has taken its first shade and ex-
preston there. Others again. the free lances
Of Christianity with eager interest the
progress of the religious sentiment which owns
Peter Cartwright as its chief apostle, and the
Methodist revivals as it's ordinary religious ex.
periences; while alarger party than either look
to her for the solution Of the difficulties beset.
ting many of the greatest social problems of
the day. She is younger than we, braver and
bolder, less hampered by tradition and prece-
dents, less conventional, and much more ex.
treme. She sharply cuts the knot which we
would daintily unite, and answers small objec-
tiOns by strong negations Nothing seems RI
diculous or exaggerated to her. Thus. the
question Of female employment, about which
we are timidly temporising, giving q clerkship
here aud secretaryship there by way Of ex-
pertinent, and as If very much ashamed, she
disposes of by making her women captains of
ships, lecturers, doctors, divines, and lawyers.
If the trailing train of modern belle is incon-
venient, she slashes II up into Incorporating
Bioomerism, and then sets out 10 argue foreign
nations into acceptance Of the divine mission
oil pantalettes and tunlcs. III ~ Is thought de-
sirable that rational men should not get drunk,
she forces down the Maine Liquor Law by the
aid of tar and feathers. Aud IL sho deems ter
ritOrial aggrandizement an advantage, she sets
out on hlibustering expedition, and calls her
most notorious pirate patriot and hero.
The respectful fears aud cautious calculations
of the Old World have no weight with her. She
holds herself as the mistress of creation, the
eliminating point of humanity, tae butterfly
that has emerged from the torpid chrysalis OF
the bygone times. She is full of young, undisci
plined, and lusiy life somewhat wanton in her
power and given to extrayagance; but her no.
bier destiny lies like bright aud shining path
before her, and If she remains faithful TO the
historic duties imposed upon her, she will inau-
gurate new era in the career of man. and con-
solidate the principles on which hang the hap
pncss, the virtue, and the progress Of human
ty. s
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-20

The quartz miners of Sierra county recently held
a meeting at Downieville, and adopted series OF
by-laws, one of which provides that no one but an
American citizen, or foreigner who has and ex-
hibits his foreign miners receipt, shall be allow
ed TO hold claim by location, any quartz ledge
in the county Another meeting for the purpose
of making permanent county organization, Will
be held some time this month.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-20

they bad not stepped upon IT and crowded as
of They should not have vacillated and re-
ported resolutions here, with one foot on popu-
lar sovereignty and the other upon its great
adversary, Congressional despotism. IL they
had taken the platform away from US, they
would inevitably have carried the people with
them. But the Democracy Of Maine are on the
platform, and there they will stand--"live or
die, sink or swim, survive or perisblp ANS
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-20

The Colorado river has been much higher this
year than usual owing to the rapid melting Of the
SHOWS in the mountains and the heavy rains. A
few weeks ago the steamer Colorado was dispatched
for Fort Yuma with supplies for the command OF
Major Armistead, posted in the Mojave country;
hut owing TO the excessive rapidity Of the current
through the canons, she was compelled to relnquish
the trip and return to Fort Yuma.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-20


LAKE BiaLEH.-Thc editor of the Territorial
Enterprise published at Genoa, Carson Valley,
gives the following description Of this beautiful
sheet Of water:
The southeastern extremity of the lake,
where we camped for the night, is bounded by
the most beautiful shore we ever bebeld, de-
scrib ng beautiful curve of the most astonsh-
ing regularity, the length of which is about six
miles. The lake, as near as we can Judge is
about lifty miles long by an average width Of
fifteen miles. Though situated as IL is near the
summit of the Sierras, at an elevation Of about
six thousand feet above the level Of the sea, the
peaks Of the mountains with which it is almost
entirely surrounded seem only as hills The
very romantic aud singular position of the lake
will yet make il famous the world over. and
doubtless in after years it will furnish themes
for the romancer; its fame will be sung by the
poet and its beauty be described by the pen Of
Goldsmith. Capt. Simpsons artist, Beck, ex-
ecuted two or three sketches Of the lake, which
certainly do him credit. The water of the lake
is perfectly transparent and apparently pure.
Although the surrounding peaks are yet COW
cred with snow from which the inlets TO the
lake derive their waters, the water is OF very
desirable Temperature for bathing, and though
this beautiful and interesting body OF water is
situated only about sixty miles from Plaeerylle.
by an excellent stage road. and is beyond all
doubt, naturally one of the most agreeable re-
sorts for pleasure and amusement on the b0r-
ders of the Pacific, yet there are no boats Of
any description on, or any improvements about
the lake. Il abonnds in variety Of fish, prn.
cipally consisting Of salmon aud speckled trout.
The Truckee river, leaving the lake from the
north end, is its only outlet.
The mountains surrounding The lake come in
NIL fffI ofa1u In fha att pdO 90
while at other points, particularly at the south
ern end, the country spreads out into beanti-
ful valley Of several miles 10 extent. ahording
ample pasturage for large number Of stock.
POPULATION or IILtSOIs.--Tbe population Of
Illinois is estimated blythe Chicago Times at
l I,75O,O 900. The Times thinks that at the Presi-
dentid election Of 1864 Illinois will have nine
teen electoral votes. She has now but eleven.
There is no doubt that in population. Illinois is
now the fourth State in the Union. It will be
close run between Indiana and Virginia for
the fifth position.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25
Prince Napoleon

The New York Times says, the writer Of
the following is IAN American gentleman of
leisure, long resident in Paris, who enjoys
'he best opportunity Of seeing whatever is
going on in those circles ofParisian thought
and refinement in which the Court Of the
Tuilleries is regarded with least favor"
Prince Napoleon is combination of the
Regent Phillip of Orleans, with the Romans
Ohio and Vitellius. Light, frivolous, very
sensual, very witty, incapable of long or
continuous study, without coherence in his
ideas or his measures, a great disorganizer
-as his late ministerial conduct showed
he is good for nothing because he believes
in nothing. His religious and political no.
tons are equally baseless. Though ostensi
bly Republican, and choosing his associ-
ates in that party, he accepts and spends two
million francs a year from the Imperial
Government.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25

R0-Tbe deserted wife Of the notorious
Ned Buntline, (E. y. @. Judson,) who writes
flash novels and stories occasionally, but
who mostly spends bis time in raking about
the country, has resided in Buffalo the past
two or three years, most Of which time she
hiss been confined to her bed by severe ner~
vOus and mental affiiction. The Republican
says she is not only gifted, but young and
very beautiful and that with all these ac-
complishmenls she has braved world Of
trouble, persecution and afiiction, aud sac,
riRccd everything but her virtue. She has
lived in seclusion, braved battling wrong
and misfortune, supporting her family by
her writings for the press, yet mod sstly con.
cealing her name. Such woman in these
degenerate times the Republican thinks, dc,
serves the admiration and sympathy of the
righteous public; aud predicts that should
her health be restored, she will leave her
mark upon the age
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25
The nonntv Convant,on.

We publish 70 day the call for Mass Meet
ing Of the Democracy Of this county, to be
holden In this City on Saturday the 0ist Of
May. The State Convention will be holden iu
Columbus on Thursday Of the following
week, 2eth last As the approaching State
Convention will have to pass upon matters
vitality important 70 The party aud its interests
for time to come, we hope that in the selection
Of delegates care will be taken to choose sonbd
men for the post. Let none bot prudent men,
who will secure harmony in our ranks, be ap
pointed. We hope to see the Democracy Of the
County fully represented here on the 2lst proE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25

p&- The Boston papers make sundry ir-
reverent comments upon the appearance Of
Sister Antoinetts Brown Blackwell in Theo.
dOre Parker's pulpit last Sunday. She
preached from TIE text "BeAr ye one anoGh-
er's burdens In reading the Scriptures,
the Post says, people smiled when she came
to the passage in the thirteenth chapter Of
first Corinthians, "When l was a child |
spake as ohild, l understood as child, /
thought as child but when became man
put away childish thinge." The Bee OBJ
serves
She made an excellent impression, and as
a novelty would run few Sundays. We do
not believe, however, that ton BoSbelieves in
woman preaching, except dOmestically.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25
Master Commissioner's Sale,
David A. Wareham, Superior Gour

David A. Wareham, Superior Court
VS.. No ll6l
Alexander Swaynie, ct. al.
PURSUANT to an order of the superior
Court OF Montgomery County, Ohio, made in The
above case at Its February term, 1869 and to me al.
rected win offer at public auction, at the door
the Court euse, in the city of Dayton in the coun-
ty Of Montgomery and State Of Ohio, on
Friday, April 20, 1859,
between the hours of and o'clock p. NJ. OF said
day, the following Real Estate to wit: Lot No. one
hundred and foTty;two tll2) OF Map X, made BY
John II. Grand, William Price, and VIM. CrossmAn,
Commissioners appointed the Com. Pleas Court OF
Hamilton county, Ohio, TO make partition OF the
property belonging to the Find ey heirs In Montgom-
cry county Ohio said lot fronts on the north side Of
First st., Dayton, in said Montgomery county twenty
poles, ,andrunning back to the Lake Erie andMad iv-
er Rail Road, in sa Montgomery couaty, Ohio, con-
tanning five acres and hundred and twenty pcles
said property ID to be sold on judgment In favor
OF David A. Waieham, against Alexander swaynie,
ct. al The absve property has been appraised al
sloo6 20 and cannot be sold for less In
Of the appraised value.
Terms OF Sale, Cash. N. +, JORDAN,
Master Commssioner
Of superior Court of Montgomery County, Ohio
M; g BuTrERFIEsD, Atty for Plaintiff
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The Cpnmercial has dispatches from 81
Louis dated the 2ifb, from which We learn
that Capt Van Bockholer ls not expected 70
return to Fort Buchanan, Lien Cook, Of
the Eighth Infantry, win disOharge the do,
ties Of fQuartermaster. Col bonneville, com
mander Of the department Of New Mexico, Is
doubtless BY this time on bic way 10 For,
Buchanan. He viii visit various localities
in this portion Of the Territory, with view
to select q sita for another military I,ost.
A general court martial for the trial Of
military offenders, is now in session At Fort
Fillmore. Capt Ewsll being detailed to at,
tend left Fort Buchanan on the Gth inst, to
be absent fifteen or twenty days Its ru-
morcd that instead of Col Founlleroy Col.
Loomis, of the Fifth Infantry, will be placed
ia command Of this department, as his reg.
iment is now on the way to Arizona.
Lieut. Col Reeves anticipated making
many improvements at Fort Buchanan, aud
has already made very fair beginning
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25
pemocratio County Convention.

The Democrats Of Montgomery county arr
hereby notified to meet in Mass Convention
at Beekel Hall, in Dayton, on Saturday May
oIst, at o'clock, ?. a.. fOr the purpose Of ap
pointing nine delegates and allernates to the
Democratic State Convention, TO be held al
Columbus on Thursday, May 26,h. A foil at.
tendance ia requested from every Ward and
Township. BY order Of the Democratic oeb.
trAl Committee. M. AYREs, Chr'n.
THos. r. TBREsHKR, Sec.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25

ARIzoNA.--The Overland Mail has arr
rived at St. Louis. A dispatch from st
Louis to the Gin, Commercial, dated oath
says; The Sonora exploring and mining
company have cpened and are working a
new vein, about one mile west of the Heint-
zelman vein. 1t is not as rich as the one
they have been working, but we are inform
ed that it yields several hundred dollars to
the ton. This company has about one quar-.
ter of their machinery in operation, aud are
reducing some twelve hundred ounces of sil-
yer week. They are working one hundred
and fifty men, and lately commenced at the
m nes at Arivoca, which will be worked for
lead, which is used as fox in the reduc
ton Of the richest ores by smelling This
ore contains one hundred ounces ofsilyer to
the ton The tunnel at their mines is over
one hundred feet long.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25

These Lots are north of the Cincinnati pepots
and are very desirable for dwellings.
ALSO,
Lot numbered on the corner appraised At 7sO
5645 on Ludlow street, 10000
These Lots being south Of Depots and opposite
School House.
ALSO,
At the Door of the Court House.
The south halfof Lot numbered Ill, on Perry,
bet. eth and 9th stsI appraised at 10000
ALSO,
The north ls1S feet OF Lot No. s5, on Main
ST., appraised at A 400 o0
The south "a feet Of Lot No. 2sl ON Main st.,
east side, bet. sth and Franklin streets,
u Appraised at s0O no
30 Off of the west, and Of the south 10 feet. '''
Of Lot No. 90, fronting on the alley, ap-
, ,Is praised Ms das At ,.,,, ~ v.., $4,000
and LIST sts., with large Frame Warehouse,
p appraised raj At sos i,25O,OO
back to Rail Road, with Miami Foundery
and Maohine Shops, subject to an uneN-
pired Lease TO James NJ. Smith, appraised
at -, -. 100000
gar FactoryI ON East side of Basin near
lst -, appraised AZ 10000
one-third In one year, and one-thlfd in two years
from day OF sale, with Interest on deferred nav
ments, to be secured by mortgage on the premises
TO be sold IS the prop Psrty OF the heirs Of George
W.smith, deceased, by
HENRY L. BROWN;
Executor and Guardian
apriS-dtt and Special Master Commissioner
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25

B@-A law was passed at the recent sess-
ion of the Maine Legislature, which pro-
vides that any attorney at law who neglects
or refuses to pay over moneys belonging to
his client for ten days after demanded, shall
be deemed guilty of breach of duty as an
attorney-that such attorney shall be held
to answer before the Supreme Court, on a
rule allowing five days previous notice, and
if adjudged delinquent and the attorney
neglects or refuses to perform the decree Of
the court in the premises, he shall be com
mitted for contempt of court till he shall
perform such decree, or be otherwise dis,
charged according to law, and the Court
shall order his name TO be stricken from the
roll of attorneys and counselors at law in said
Court
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25

sea-A correspondent wrisiDg from Paris,
says that at review therei Prince jerome,
Ex'King Of Wurtemburg, whose white char
ger was much admired, rode upon the identi'
cal saddle, with holsters, and bride, the
worse for wear, which did service on the 18th
Of June, 1915, at the battle Of Waterloo, un,
der the same rider. No paris paper would
be suffered to mention it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25
LEGAL NOTICES.


mastef Cofmsu ufsstoncr's sale
pURSUANT b an order OF be aaper|o,
Court q MohigomtfY Comfy, 0hio, rs m6I|
On Friday, ths29lh aay.oF Abril 1880
AZ the door OF the Court House. In the CITY ar at.
ton, sell a. public ovtcry 70 the highest biddci ~
tween the hours Of and O'Clock, p. NJ OF saiddAv
city oi Dayton, couuty of DloniFomorF and state ol
ohio towiti fhifty-two feet 10 width on the west
aldf Of the caai half OF in-iot number ninetv-one
20 on the plat Of the city Of Dayton.
said property has been appralscd At Raaoo. and
praised value thereof = ~
Terms Of sale cash. TO BE- soii ~ ths sut Of Iona
than harahmani against Wilian slmma and
ethera N NJ. JORDAN.
Maitcr Consn.snioner
Of the Superior Court OF Montgomery county o.
NuscEE1 and sraoNo, Atfys fof PIaintid
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Attractive Sale! /!

N pursuance of an order of the Superior
efy and State of Ohio, made at the FEBRUARY Term.
thereof, A. d. 1869, In the case Of
Henry L. Brown, & Isaac II. Kiersted, Executors
and Trustees OF George W. Smith, decd.
AGAINsT
Sophia O. Klersted, James NJ. smith and others,
To me directed will sell at public auction on the
ground immediately south and north of the Cinein-
natl Freight and Passenger Depots, between the
hours of and O'Clock, r. NJ, on
SATURDAY, MAY 2STH, 1859,
The following described Real Estate situate in the
city OF Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio: Delnr
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NoTICE 10 sTOCKAoLDHRs

OFFICE or TIE GIN, HAM,& DAYTON r. r. Co }
CINclNNATI, April 9th, 1869
fTHE Animal M Getting OF the STOCKHOLDERS
y Of this Company viii be held at their office.
(StXth street Depot In Cineinnatf on Tuesdav " the
81 day Of May, next, between the houra of nine and
ten, In ths morning. AZ which time report of the
eneirs o. me company for the year preceding, will
be submitti d. And at the same place, and on the
same day, between the hours OF ten in the morning
and fnree In the afternoon, the Stockholders will
make oho.oeof nine Directors TO serve the ensuing
year, and act on any other business which may be
presented F. II. SHORT Seo'y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25
FOR SALE.

% 000 ACRES Of Land in Illinois, on
cOSOOO or nearlines Of Rail Roaus, compri-
aing Improved Farms and wild lands.
TOtho'e having small farms in this section, that
will sell at a good price, would say sell, and go
where you can get a large tract OF land at n low
price, and where you will have equally good mar
ketB.
ALSO, 10000 Acres well selected Land,
In Missouri, both the quality and title of which
Twill guarantee. For sale or exchange for 9TH
er property, on the most desirable terms.
ALSO, A small but choice Farm in Clark
County, we'll improved, will be sold cheap, aud
city property taken In part payment.
ALSO, A fine Lot on Ludlow st., between
lth and 9th, l1s by 30 ft.-alley back.
ALSO, Garden Lots Of ! acres each, on
the River Road, near the city.
ALSO, A story Brick Business House, on
Jefferson, between sd and Ith ats, and a desirable
residence ON 9TH st., bet. Main and Ludlow.
ALSO, Fine impoved Property in miami
City" and dayton View" in tracts OF from to
10 acres. All for sale CHEAPby
CHAB. e. CLARKE,
feb2l Real Estate Agent Clegg's Building.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25

WILL be sold cheap or exchanged for city
w property, stock OF Dry Goods and Groceries,
nearly new together with the building q two story
name, situated Ia ANAL village near Dayton Also
new dwelling house, containing six rooms, with
large barn and good orchard.
The stand is good one, with good run OF bust
nesa, and the goods all desirable. This IL rare op-
porunitf, where but little or no money Ia required.
CIAS. r.. CLARKE,
Rpr2l Zeal Estate Agent, Third street,
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Flax NFill for Sale.

TIE large Mill built by the dayton Flax
Co.." with acrea Of ground, ls offered for sale,
At a bargain.
II has all the machinery necessary for doing
large business, complete aud In good order. The
property will Be sold on the most reasonable terms
on application to CHAS. 4. CLARKE,
apr2l Real kstRte Agent, Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25

MASTER coMMIssIoEER,s SALE.

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Herbert s. Williams, We. Warren Warner
and others.
PURSUANT TO an order Of the Superior
4 Court Of Montgomery county, ohio, 10 me az
reoted win sell At public auction at the door OF the
Coart House. In the city OF Dayton, In said county
OF Montgomery,
Saturday, April 30, 1859,
between the hours of and clock p A. the
Ing lands and tenements; situate in the county of
Montgomery, and state OF Ohio, in the south -east
quarter Of section number hve town on ne range six,
east, Sc and described follows Beginning on the
south line of said section, at the south-west corner
OF John Hlveley's nine acre lot; thence NJ A. Q w
lorty-eight poles TO said Hiveey's N. w. corner;
thence s. S6A W. 1871 poles TO stone; thence s.
~ E.forty-seyen and elghty-hve hundredtbs DO es
To tho south line Of said section; thence N s6o e.
1877 poles 20 the place Of beginning
Appraised 81 S700, and cannot be sold for lesE
two-thirds OF the appraised alue Terms OF sale,
Cash. '
sAtdlot contains Ave acres, with house and other
lmpfoveme Is thereon; is situated IN the Miami
bottom mile south OF Greencastle, and 2miies
southwest OF Dayton, is rich soil aud excellent for
gardening. JOHN SCOTT,
| Master Commissioner
Of superior Court OF Montgomery county, Ohio
BoLTiE n DELyfLLE, Au'ys. for PIh
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Francis A. Lloyd, M supefior Court
Va. No lisa
PURSUANT to an order Of the Superior
Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, made An the
above case, A. its February term 1889 and to me an
rected, will Oer at public auction AZ tho door al
Ae Court House. IN the ~ OF Day on IN the coun-
" OF Montgomery aud state OF Ohio, on
Friday, April 20, 1859, s,,a
between the hours Of 1 and O'Clock i. NJ. OF sald
day the following lands and tencmcnts Hituate IN
the county Of montgomery, and known and described
A lo NO. three ~ IN necuon aNteen G6) IN the plat
of the town Of west Dayton, IN said coun-
~ Of MonigQmerv, being hesame premises this day
conveyed by the executors Of David Hawthorne and
Jesae X. Chrstophert 20 said Kuniz
Said property e 70 be HOld on judgment IN favor
OF Francis Lloyd, Va. Adam Kuftz and sarah
kuntz. The above property Mas been Appraised AZ
eight hundred and twelve dollars and cannot he sold
Tor less than two-thiIyia Of the aDprAised value.
Terms Of Sale, Cash Nh. JORDAN
Maafer Comfnissoner
OF superior Court Of Montgomery county, ohio.
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. sGrFletoher Woodward, known as hay
ing been the romantic and most unfortunate
husband of Susan Denim, the actress, is in
the Fraser River region digging gold lie
doubtless finds it much pleasanter than run.
ming about with susan's apron strings about
his neck.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25
GENTLEMEN'S
Furnishing Goods ! 7.

New, Novel, Elegant aud Useful A large
lot of those indispensable articles just re-
ceived.
The B0YS-that mischieyous class, who
tear their clothes-l have no doubt will call
and see me, as years of experience has
proved to them that can suit their Juvenile
tastes; and if there is boy inside or outside
the Corporation, who has not worn nv
JACKETS and PANTS, wish to see him,
and thoroughly renoyate his external ape
pearance, by dressing him up in suit Of
my we'll fitting garments. Parents are rec
spectfully invited to examine the goods
My stock of Gentlemen's Wear is one of
of the most complete and beautiful in the
market Call land examine the Latest STILES.
w. G. BREENE,
apr2- No. 1, Main street, Dayton, Ohio
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A FINE Lot on Steeles Hill, containing
n ~ acres--JeautihlIy rituated-will be sold
cheap on application to
CHAS. n. CLARKE,
aprl6 Real EstSte Agent, sd street.