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Ayers cherry Pectornl,


Ayers Cherry PectoraI,
itself such for the of every variety
and Lung Complaint that is entirely
for the eviluce it's virtues wherever it has
been employed. As long throughout
this section do the people its quality is
the bestt Hs and that it be relied
to do for their relief all has found to do
Ayers Cathnrtic pills,
FOR ALL PURPOSES OF A PURGATIVE MEDICINE,
For Covenes for the of dyspepsia for Jaundee
for udiestoa Headache; of
for Foul enmach for the of Eryspe for the
Piles he of Scrofua for n Scroflous Complaints;
of Rheumatism for Diseases of the Skin for the
Lives Complaint; for Dropsy for the of T. tier
Tumors and Salt Rhenm for Worms; for the of Gou
Dinner Pill for the of Neuralgia for Purifying the
Blood
They sugar sted that the sensitive take
pleasantly and bsng purely vegetable harm
from their in any quantity.
Ry-Price, 25 cents per box; five boxes for 81.
numbers Of Clergymen Phys clans, Statesmen, and
have lent their certify the
aeled usefulness of these remedies but here will
the insertion of them The balow named furnish
gratis AMERICAN AIM in which they given;
full inous of the ab complaints and the
treatrsent that should b followed for their
be of by unprnciped dealers with other
tous they make profit Demand AYERS, and take
The sick he best aid there them and
they should have it,
All remedies are for sale bv
j. WRIGHT Il co.,
Nos. 2i Il Isl ChGrtres strest, N. o.
Also by HAVTLAND, CLARK GEORGE Mobile, and by
all Dealers je22 6n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
PRoPRIETE FoNCIERE DAMS LIE PREMIER DISTRICT
Succession De James Hanley.
PAR T0URNE & THOMAS,


EUGENE TouRss, Encanteur,
Bureau, 70 Passage de IL Bourse.
CAMEDl, l6 Juliet 1859. q midi. n pAreade
de BANKS rue 1es Magasfns vertu dun iugement No
lV endu par PhonorableP. II. Morgan Juge de Deux-
eme Gour de District de Y Nouvslle Orleans date du jun
1889 pour coEpe de Z dite Huecession, II vendu-
DEuA LOTS DE TERRE avec les bA isses ameliora-
ons qu s trouveDt stues dams e Premier District
vile, dams Pet borne ts rues Euphrosne Lbete
ope Ct Howard leques los s,nt designes les Nos
aapres IN plan fet par Dunbar ngeneuy dste du
10 aout depose comms plan No dams bureau Hol
land aurefos noare chacpn des dts lots 81 pfeds
pouces de face Euphrosne sur IN peds 10 poses 4
lignes de profendeur.
Les eoratons consistent en- upe Qrapde masou an haues
etage. tSisse bDs Etaxe svec cuisne
1 UK IOT DE rERRE dams 10 msms District dan. rs.t
borne les Clara Martin Euphrosns e d shell
etant No dapres plan fa ar g. r Duubr iueen,enr
date du suver le15 dEpose oce de NcCsy aIo
noairs leque lot LIZ pouces ct ilsnea
ondeur Ia lgne M T. III pies pouess et enes a.
face Ia Nartin 81 peds pouces dc face ID rue Eupho
sine ct 81 pieds 10 gpes do face an shell road
toutes les ami eliorAfions uu ~ trou vent
UE LOT DE TERRE dsns e meu,e District ct flat CON-
gu derner decri etsnt mesurau III p}eds nouces
et gnes Ia Euphrosne 81 pieds 10 pouces ct
10 shell road l34 peds pouces de proond, ur nr IA
gne qui lie g. enstmble avec ouss Ies
liorntions qui sly invent. ~
tiers compliant Ia balance m ere.
dit dun deux ntet anpuel de ponr cent d
date nsqua echence pour cent par an
meni a dater de pecheancel
Actes de vente pardevalt R. j. Kerr notae public aux
nes oe Iaeanereur. jel6 rs jy9 Is l6
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

- POINT CLEAR HOTEI-THE PRoPRIE-
E tors Of the Battle House. Mobile respectfully inform cher
Hotel early in June -. -
The buildings being thorough repair the yharvss
rebuilt and the grounds have been greatly improved the pa
winter building season. finished
Hishsd IN hor0ush manner and situated line D.
feet in length two stoes Altogether the buildings win
accommodate comfortably about 400 persons.
Point Clear delghtfuy situated being open to the Gulf
and in the high grounds with pleasant
beautifully shaded The merits Of the place sanitar, pou
of view fairly tested last Not single case q
yellow fever originated there has We nd e
finest salt water bathing the whole within
hundred PAGES from the Boe Fish oysters
dant during the good Ootion Band engaged
every variety Of anu emeuts will be furnished
The steamer Crescent will leave Mobile every evening fux
FONT Clear also Sundays Mondays Wednesday, and
rive by the boats. -
Rooms may be secured by addressing
F. II. CHAMBERLAIN i CO.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
BY ToURNE & THOMAS.
REAL ESTATE IN THE FIR$T DIsTRIcT-sUCCEssION
ofJamss Hsnley.
BY TOURNE e. THOMAS.


EUGksr rouRsE, Auetiopeer
ohice 10 Exchange Alley
SATURDAY. July 16, 1859, at IL o'clock NJ.
~ at Banks Magaznb yjrtua ar ind ers
rendered IN No. IL M BY the Hon. r. Nor9s Jndgs
Of the Eecond District of New Orleans e 7tH N
june 1s59, for Of pad tuccessiou, soId
/. TWO LOTS OF GROUND with the BUILDINGS and I'm
proyemens thereon situated III the First District a cv
In the comprised Euph Liberty
and Howard Streets which desxnAted by Nos
and plan made by Dunbar, surveyor. fss,
April 1916, deposited plan No in he Office Of Holland
late Notary each Of said lot 81 feet inches
Euphrosne street. by N feet 10 inches lines depth
The improvements consist of large brick build
Ing wooden building also of stors with Kitchen
houses etc.
LOT OF GROUND m tbs same piss,jct in the saua,e
bounded Clara Euphrone and the she'll road being
ot No on plsn made by w. =. Dunbar Surveyor, ht
h January l645 deposited IN the Office Of the late McCsy
Notary which lot 1 feet inches and lines deT
on the line OF NO 4 feet inches lines front Mar
lin street 81 feet inches front Euphro Inc street, 81
eet i0 and nss front on the shell road together with all
improvements thereon.
3 ONE LOT OF GRoUED, int District and square
adjoining the above described berg No. measuring II feet
inches and lines on Euphrosne 81 feet inches
lines on the shell rosd an N feet inches deep
avang from lot No. tosether with all tbs Improvements
thereon.
TERAs-One third, and the balance credit Of one
and two years. with interest from date to maturity
per annun and eventual interest st cent per
Acts Of sale before r. Kerr Notary Public at the eruenss
Of the purchaser.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
PARTICULAR NOTICES.


HALL or PERSEVERANCE FIRE COMPANY No. Is.
xz,.rna omc.r. nd No. s Orleans: Jaae & zs 1889
psss EVENING 's'fs1 1ssi re-
lezo II Secretary,
NEW ORLEANS CANAL Asp BANKING CoxrAsr,
,A II. FL 1s; sss M
q 1 hs Rass%Sn held ,h day semi annual dividend Of
s L N ss as
nsr II. n MoNY & 81 HaSs Hs
je2s bt All. H.KERN1oN, Cashier.
H. % o sss p.ees FsSs
Bg oSet e. os 81 he le.dsa
shsnbsHsy YEN
29sh nst at half past o'clock at the office Of the
JAMES BEGGs.
=. r.r.nAnrsSfSE. EffsR'D No. 90
JAS pELAMoRE. eisf%'n No. l''
ff.sR.' Ts%' !. His1 s1FHwEts s?s EEfass No Nos
,o,!,s Fe5eman man, MMssissIppi M No. 2.
leZ St Foreman Phnnt. No. 8.
CRESCENT Cry BAsk-
,s,r. New Orleans june 23, 1882
Fl hsve ea1.s tis 70 Il
SockboeTs OF their legal representatives after TUES
ye2l St JOS. RAU, Cashier.
5 TX ri s iss.
ss % 9n and after the " ny o.. rrspA1E
hsss ssamsMrance nIJ nee - The following, Companies
lnion to agencies Of Foreign Insurance Companies:
THOS. ASREW, State Collector.
New Orleans, June 7, 1859
H9HF a6aSs2,
necticnt. "
,sPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY, 6ptinfeld, Massachusetts,.
HAMPDEN INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Springfield,
Massachusetts.
n ATLANTIC FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CON-
PANY, Providence, R. /.
FIRE. MARINE. RIVER AND HULL INSURANCE.
Stocks Of Merchandise Buildings Furniture Manufacturing
Essaeshmen Freight Lss ETC., covered against loss
damage by Fire and tho Pers OF Navigation.
POLICIES Issued ia and out of this city and return OF 20
per made in cash. '
clause. "
POLICIES, MARINE and RIVER, issued in out this
city 70 Merchandise and Cotton unconditional
turn of 70 cent made at settlement the first each
month.
The CAPITAL Of the above Companies is all psd up in
CASH. with large surplus.
All losses adjusted and promptly paid in this city in CASH
The best OF rerence given in and of this CITY, app
cation at the Office ~
r. P.FAIRCHILD. Agent,
jell 3m l9St. Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

- BELL CHENEY sPRINGS-This dslishffA
Watering place, situated in the parish Of st. Landry h
beautiful rolling pinsy woods distant about s. miiss fo
Opelousas viii be opened the l5h Of june for ths
ception Of visitors. 80 I-7a 's
These Servings are favoraby Known among me people Z
Louisiana as mineral waters Of great emcacy N cre
been fully tested by innumerabe they psoed
The services Of excellent Cook god Seward an -
lite and attentive Servants have bean secnred 6ns B
Of Music engaged for the season. -
Two lines or Omnibusses viii connect With the opefeunss
boats and after the 18th June 10 take passerge1 q N
Springs =
Persons vi ng the above establishments may have their ~
teri and pa-ers sent to them to Bayou Chico r o. -
will send for them. = 80 Z
Board and Lodging per msnth %
week. 10 ~
% .s5
Children and Servants, half price.
PATIN DRLAHoUsaAYE,
my13 I'm Proprisswr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON ARTILERY7
New Orleans. April IS, 1859. I
h8-SpeciaI Orders-The Washington Artil-
lery hereby ordered attend pnncualy
of the Company, every THU RsDAY EVENING, at half
past O'Clock. By order Of
II. NJ. IsAAcsoN First Serg't ' n2a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING CoHPANY,l
| -...n.... New Orleans, April II, 1859. (
| HrThe business of this Institution Will be
henceforth transacted the Banking Hou e.
| Camp and Grsvier streets.
| all tt A. H. EERNION, Cashier,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
Dstes OF departure or Eur0pean California
ana Hovana Malls, for June, 1850.

closed mail consisting Of letters newspapers
sno os 81 the Postal Union Denmark
gwsdsp Poland Russia Greece onan Islands
closed mail, consi.ting Of letters and pewspapers for
France and Algeria. is sent from New semi weekly.
fosage fifteen cents quarter ounce optional
newspapers two cents each prepayment required.
nard via Halifax. '~' ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

HALL or PERSEVERANCE FIRE COMPANY No. Is.
New Orleans, June 2s, 1859
n.Ss 1gLne ~ ~, officers and members Of this Conn
Ing THIS Tuesday, EVENING at O'Clock. Your are 70.
qnested to be punctual. d. H. TODD.
je28 1t secretsry
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

OFFICE PoNTCHARTRAIN r. r. Co, =
New Orleans, June q 1859 :
n5-A dividend of fourper cent. on the cnpi-
a stock of this Company has been declared
Directors payable to the stock holders and the 10th
inst, ct the Office Of the Company
je2 P, Il, GOODWIN Sec,y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
! BARNES, HOTEI-N1sslssrpp1 crrr-

bAnMAS' k1UVk6lS-AlS8lSSIPRI CITY
The largest, most commodious and dssrably lee
- Hotel on the Gulf Coast.
The undersfgHed having placed hs Hotel sad adjee1
grounds f1 thorough rspar during the Winter wood =
cepton Of visitors on the 18th Of this month. VI
Attached 70 the Hotel il splendid Billiard Room Ten Ph
Alley Shooting Gallery, and hne Yacht Of IA burt
that will always be in readiness to the Of
in the Gulf.
Parties wishing engage please sddses ha -
dersigned, at Mississippi City. s
WIN. BARNES, Pfops1etee.
and Carriages can bs sbAned the Hotel 1t N
lines. mvla 80.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

- PASCA0OULA AOUsE-TaIs EST AnLIsE
ment, fsvoYabfy known, always for tbs IVp.
2ttou Of Boarders. at their old rates,
Children under years snd ssrvnnts half -pries.
This establishment combines al the confofts u boa
being quiet thsn larger hotels having sspasnts b
houses for ladies and gents, with many oer eoovsnis
There also elesphic eommuaicstion ts plaeo
Mobile and New OTisans. W, q, DOp6ON.
teA jim 4E RYopsfetK.
MADISON HOUSE, NADIsONvILLK, Il,
BY EDWARD KINGSTON B0YD.-fhis nno saDDaR
VIII b opened for the reception of vtors 8UN
DAY the lIh Inst The house has bsea Thoroughly rs1ov
ftcgs comfortable ard make their stay pleasant Ths 49,
Viii b supplied With the best the New Oeans market
and ne wines and liquor: have bsen selected With
attached e the Hotel iargs and comfortable psyah
house Tor families who wish TO Be retired from
Hotel also larpe and airy Baehelors HAIL. Bax Be-
Billiard Saloon and Ten Pin Alley. - IN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

IHos. MURRAY. c. PooLEY.
Having sold stock on hand at the yard at the Old Ba
business is confined legitmaey the FLORIDA YELLOW
PINE LUMBER YARD, corner Of Julia and Cedar streets
NEW BASIN.
Orders left at Box s Mechanics Exchange
st: Charles street, will be promptly attendedto.
fest THOS MURRAY CO.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

y Hs,Dudley Lodge Ne. s6, F.. ana A.; M
Regular Communications of this Lodge held VERY SAT
URDAY EVENING, at O'Clock in their Lodge Room at
the GRAND LODGE Masonic Hall of st. Charles and
Perd1o Streets Members of the Craft fraernaly invited
to attend.
OrFIoERs-wm. Il. Stewart ". NJ; W. r. Purviance S.W
w. q. Coupland j. W.. VIM Cooper, Treasurer; S. l. Gull
let Secretary; Edwin Marks D.; J. Ii, Gennison j. d.
JOS Chet Tyler. Sly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

New ORLEANS, May I, 1852
HS-1o the Stockholders of the Southe IN
Pacific Railroad CompanyI leave this evening Memphis
but to the Stockholders have horized Mr. H.
S. Fukeson "a Common street between the hours A. NJ
and r. M to deliver my official receipts all may wish
to make the Loan, until otherwise ordered by President Of
the Company. G. s. TODD,
my9 tt Vce-Presdent s. p. R. r. Co,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

old PEACH BRANDY-2o bbls in store and for
~ sale by s. JONES Il CO.
Grapi
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

WIN. GORDON. G., m.
GORDON & FOSTER, DEALERS IN Flour
" and Commission Merchants corner Poydras and New
Levee streets, New Orleans, ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

CRESCENT CITY BANE, ?
New Orleans. June %, 1859
kS.The Board Of Directors have this day
declared dividend of FIVE PER GENT, payable to III
Stockholders or their legal
DAY, 9th July next.
je2i Ct Jos RAT Casbier
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-06

SENATOR BRoDERIcK AND THE CAXvAss.-The
San Francisco NeVs learns that during the pres
ent canvass Senator Broderick will address the
people in nearly every county in the State, on
the subject Of National and State politics. He
designs to speak at Placerville, on or about the
leih inst, and his other appointments will be
announced in due time. The Nevs says
May we venture to hope that the very largest men
and most famous on the Lecompton Administration
side will make it convenient to meet Mr.. Broderick
at the various points where he may speak. Espe-
cially would we desire that VIM. M. Gwin and Mil
ton Shakespeare Latham should be present. as it may
possibly happen that facts Of important character
may be brought to light which may be in their power
to explain. II fSenator Gwn should think it indeli-
cate, and feel unwilling to meet Senator Broderick
before the people, perhaps his friends would be be-
raj enough to employ long team of strong oxen to
pull him up TO the crisis.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-06
NEVADA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 6. 1852

PoLIrIcAL DIscUssIoNs.--The Popular Sove.
reignty Democratic State candidates have invi-
ted their opponents of the Lecompton ticket to
meet them before the people in the coming
canvass, for the purpose of discussing the ex-
listing political issues. They propose that the
respective candidates for each Office shall meet
on the same stand at the same time. Mr.. La
than, who had already made some appoint
ments, has accepted the invitation Of Mr.. Cur
rey, provided the latter will meet ct the times
and places appointed. and we trust arrange
ments will be effected for the tive candidates
for Governor to meet each other on the stump
The leading Lecompton organs have advised
their candidates not to accept the invitation,
and il is probable the other candidates will fol.
low the advice.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-06
T.,ru.w THE TME.sERyER.-This august gen.

LATHAM, THE ETIME.SERvER.-This august gen.
tleman who stands by "non-interveutioD,"
"popular sovereignty" the "Cincinnati Plat
form" and "Janes Buchdnan" Lord help us |!
lis the same individual, who urged the late la
mented aud eloquent Ferguson TO introduce in
to the Senate of this State. his Resolutions en-
dorsing the course of Stephen A. Douglas, in
regard to the Kansas policy Of Mr.. Buchanan.
The arrant tme-server A beautiful specimen
of Statesman and patriot he is. to ask for the
suffrages of the peoplel We recOllect hearing
Ferguson say, in one Of bis remarkably telling
efforts, during the session Of the Anti-Lecomp'
ton State Convention in 1858, that Mr.. Latham
actually bored him with his continual talk about
Stephen A. Douglas and praise of him Tor his
noble stand against the Kansas policy Of the
President He actually gave him no peace on
the street. but everlastingly piled him with eu-
logiums of Douglas and denunciations OF Bu-
chanan. Now, be is for the Administration of
Mr.. Buchanan, Kansas policy and all !! Adrys-
vile Democrat.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-06

THE RIGHT DocrRINE.-As to the slavish doc
trine that Democrats must follow what is call
ed ''the organization" which has come to mean
pretty much the office holders Of the party, ire
spective of principle. we repudiate such die
tum with our whole soul. We understand by
party fcalty, that individual preferences as to
nomination and minor matters of policy should
he waived for the sake of harmony, and that.
in these. majorities shonld rule. Bu: we deny
that 1.-THE organization" is equivalent to the
party. A party is an organization on certain
fixed principles. for the attainment of certain
public ends. When "the organization" deserts
its principles, its hold on its members IL broken,
and it ought to be dropped. The Democracy
are the masters, not the servants, of their or
gsnzations. He is no Democrat who deserts
the party that is contending for right princi-
pies, because his own choice Of persons has been
overruled. He is equally no Democrat who,
in his anxiety for personal success. of himself
or others sacrifices the principles of the party.
N T. Freeman Journal I.I5 .lI-i
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-06
Tn. reurth.


Notwithstanding NO public celebration was
had In tbfr place on the Fourth, the day was
religiousIy Observed by All classes--every body
celebrating to suit himself Young America
amused himself with fre-craekers, from morn
till late ct night, the streets were flled during
the day with people from the surrounding
country, and large number Of our citizens
took excursions into the country or attended
the celebrations at other places.
The services Of some Of the Nevada orators
were called into requisitiOn at the neighboring
towns, where formal demonstrations were held.
Mr. Hupp delivered the orstion at Forest City;
Mr.. Sargent at Iowa Hill; Mr.. Churchman at
North San Juan; and Mr.. Anderson at French
Corral. These gentlemen, We have no doubt,
acquitted themselves creditbly.
The LIBERATION at North San Juan, we un-
derstand passed off in good style, according to
the programme, and the ball and picnic given
BY tae citizens of French Corral and Birchville
was complete success.
We notice by our exchanges that the people
In every part Of the State have been making
preparations TO celebrate the national anniver-
cary. and we doubt not the day has been OBJ
served with much more than usual interest
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-06

BREACH or PRoMIsE-fIEAvY DAMAGEs.-The
case of Miss Ellie Carstaug against Henry Shaw.
before the Court of Common Pleas, at st. Louis.
No., for breach Of promise of marriage. was de-
cided on the I'd of June. The case excited con-
siderable interest throughout the country. Mr..
Shaw is one of the wealthiest citizens of ST.
Louis-his property being estimated at $780,
O0O-and the damages were laid at slO0, 900.
The jury, after few moments consultation,
awarded the full amount of damages claimed
uy the plaintiff. This heavy verdict was no
doubt rendered in consequence of the course
pursued hy the defendants counsel, during the
trial. They attempted in the first place to
show that no contract of marriage existed be.
tween the parties, and then tried to break down
the plaintiffs character. in both OF which they
signally failed, and the jury undoubtedly
thought IT no more than just that the defend
ans should be made to pay for attempting to
ruin the young lady's reputation. Mr.. Shaw
is about sixty years of age, Miss Carstaug only
twenty-five. She is said TO be rather intelli-
gent. but not very good looking.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-06
w.stern poIIlIcaI Neyv..

The full returns OF The Virginia election
have NOT yet been received, but Letcher's ma
jority it is thought will be between 5000 and
5000. According to the latest returns the
Congressional delegation will include eight
regular Democrats. four independent Demo-
Gratis, elected over the regular party candi-
dates, ard one Out-and-o Opposition member.
In the last Congress there was an unbroken
regular Democratic delegation. For the Leg
islature, as far as heard. the Opposition have
gained I've Senators and eighteen Represents
tives. t..ssl-
The old feud between the two factions Of the
New York Democracy--the Hards and Softs--
lie likely to result in the sending Of . double
delegation to the Charleston Convention. The
Softs, who will have control of the next State
Convention, are supporting Horatio Seymour
for President, and the Hards. who are in favor
Of Daniel S. Dickinson, are endeavoring to pre-
vent the appointment, by the State Convention,
of delegates to the National Convention. The
Hards are endeavoring to have the delegates
elected by Congressional districts, by which
means they hope to secure eight or ten of the
thirty.nve delegates from that State for Dick
inson. New York has generally sent double
delegation to the National Conventions.
A violent struggle at last accounts was go
ing on in Maine, between the administration
and anti-administration Democrats, for dele
gates to the next State Convention, which elects
delegates to the National Convention. AT
Bangor, the antis prevailed by vote OF S2l
against AIS. aud at Augusta full board OF
Popular Sovereignty Democrats were appoint
ed as delegates. The Federal officers are ex-
erting themselves to carry the State, with little
prospect of success.
Gen. Sam Houston has been nominated for
Governor Of Texas. by an independent conven-
ton recently held at Austin. In his letter Of
acceptance he says THE Constitution and the
Union embrace the principles by which l will
be governed IL elected. They comprehend all
the old Jackson National Democracy ever
professed or ofhcially practced."
The municipal election in New Orleans, held
June 9th. resulted in the success Of the entire
American ticket by q majority of about 1000
No serious disturbances occurred.
The election of delegates to the Kansas Con-
stitutional Convention was held June 9th. but
the result is not known. In Leavenworlh
county the Democratic candidates were elected.
At the municipal election in New Haven,
Conn.,, June 9Th, the Democratic candidate for
Mayor was reelected by majority Of $50
votes. The Republicans have a majority in
both branches of the City Council.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-06

A VoTE IN ADvAEcE.-The elections in Ore
in June, but few weeks previous to that date
an act Of the Legislature was passed putting
off the election until June 27th. At some of
the distant precincts, il was not known that
the election day had been changed, and con-
sequently polls we're opened. At five precincts
where the votes were reported, Stout, the Dem
ocratic nominee for Congress, received Sc votes,
and Logan, the Republican candidate, receiv-
ed 90. 1t was also reported that Logan had a
majority in Curry county, and that he received
the unanimous vote Of Camp Greek precinct,
but the number Of votes polled is not given.