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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-08

@~ The Rioe,.-The Eunice, Ford and South
ern are here from below. The packets from
P'arkersb"rg, Suntish and stcubenviIle, are still
milking regular trips, there being Sufficient wa
ter for boats of light draught.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-08

49, Too Men Hlted.-James Murphy and
Michael Clemmens, gravel train hands on the
&. &P. Railroad, met with sudden death on
Friday morning last, under the following cir
cnmstances: The gravel train, with its first
load left Welisvillc early in the morning for a
point about mile and half beyond Ham
montsvillc where some little filling was rcquir
ed, and where it reached in safety and deposited
itsIoad. But on its return, the train had to
back down." consequently, the conductor and
engineer had not that opportunity to guard
against distractions as they otherwise would,
hid the train been moyinsin the regular order
locomotive in fr, mt; while thus "backing," a
hcilcr, in attempting to cross the track, was
run over and killed. This obstruction threw
one of the dumping cars Oft the track, which
prccipitatcd the two men backward, and falling
among the wheels of the rolling stock were in
stantly killed. They were brought to Wells
vile and deposited in the freight depot build
ing, where their bodies, after receiving the usual
attention for interment, were put :nto newly
made, blark velvet covered collins, and borne to
their respective residences by the P. NJ. pass
cngcr train. Murphy was single man and
lived at Ravenna; Clemmens was a married
man and resided at Bedford.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-08

~ Tie Flost.-we are still in receipt Of
bad news about the disastrous effects of the late
frost. a gentleman from Jefferson county, Ohio
states that the corn and potatoc fields look as
if deYouring volume of flame had passed over
them, whilst the grape vines arc perfectly black
Reports from Washington county, Pa, from
Belmont, Ohio and from Marshall county, Va,
to the same effect The wheat it is said will
not be 50 badly injured as was at first supposed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-08

IRIS. GARDENERS BaIsam of Ltverwort and HoarounL,
vi Coughs Colds Splitting Of Doo, Hopping C,ngI',
&c received by REED KRAFT.
for sale by FEED & KRAFT.
Hampton's Tncure and SanfOrl's Liver T1viyHrator,
for sale by REED II HlEAFT.
Tor sale ,.y REED & KRAFT.
Swain 3 Panncea and Carriers Spanish Mixture,
for sale by REED 4 KRAFT.
Brentlinger's and Ayers SarSaparilla,
for sale by REED KRAFT
Fresh ScIllitz and Soda Powders, prepared and
for sale by REED 4 KRAFT.
for sale by REED KRAFT
OILS, Palms, Va. ntshes, Brushes &C. Ae:, &C.,
for sale by REED & KRAFT.
prepared fron pure Medicines att hours
my7 by itEED 81 X RAFT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-08

~ SID Aecident-A Woman Killed. : Yes
terday morning as the train which reached this
city from Pittsburgh, was approaching Beaver,
1t ran over and almost instantly killed lady by
the name Of Nicholson. The lady was going to
Beaver to see son who was lying sick at that
place. She was walking on the track and did
not hear the train approach.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-08

Tleatre-Last night the Gun Maker of
Moscow drew good house, and its representa-
ton gave general satisfaction. All the charac-
tiers were well performed. The piece was ex-
hhited FOR all it is worth.
Tonight the great melo.drama of the "Mai
den's Fame, or the Lady of Lisbon" will be
performed, with the whole star company in the
cast The performance to conclude with the
Irish Emisrant
Mons. Henri is getting up some novelties for
a charitable entertainment that is to off
shortly, when the public may expect splendid
I'LL and an OVERLOOKING house. The entertain
mcat is to he given for the benefit of the charity
fund Of the Sons of Malta.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-08
DOCTOR BAAKFE
T1s EATS All. OU%E

UTI. UNNNEEs VI >
-.iN- special att' =
tinu - the fnllug-
ing Bisva SC s.
CuUGiIS, C"LpS,
CONSUN PTIuS.
Cs,,tF. lSFLutNzs,
ASTHMA, UEINCEI-
us ainl all 'iisvHs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-08

Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co. reported
the Breadstulf market steady but quiet. The
circulars report Provisions quiet. Produce is
slow of sale but the prices are unaltcred.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-08
BY THE UNION ZINE,
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL oFTHE CITY OF WASHINGTON.

NEw York, jane The steamship City of
Washington, from Liverpool, has just arrived.
She brings the latest new.', telcgraphc'l To
Queenstown by the agents OF the Associated
Press, on the Goth, and is in fact one day later
from the scat of war than received via: Cape
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-07-13

It is said by we'll informed business men that
the past month 81 June, has been the dulest
experienced in New York for the last eight or
Ten years. An actiye business fall, however,
is anticipated
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-07-13

Yesterday We had several light showers Of
rain, which wiz, no doubt, be very gratifying
70 our planters, as they had begun to complain
Of the drough{.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-07-13
II. NEWELL, secretary j..

The refusal of certain Virginia postmasters
to send returns of elections TO the secretary Of
State, without prepayment of postage, has led
TO a correspondence with the postofice depart
ment, and the offending postmasters are direc-
tedto forward the packages, charging the proper
amount OF postage, but not to insist upon pre-
payment. This is precedent for coming
elections
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-07-13

A late New Orleans Crescent says, there
are some movements in stocks We learn OF
sale Of Pontckartrain railroad stock at IA;
200 shares Of jackson railroad at a; IS
shares at 8, and $4,000 mortgage bonds Of
Jackson railroads at 80 and interest There
have been some few other transactions in stocks.
The interest Of A per cent. for the last half
year on the Jackson railroad mortgage bonds
was nrnmntlv Maid h4 Ea:6duoiaryt aesart tI,e
Citizens bank
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-07-13

Thanks to tile officers Of the Eleanor, Robert
Watson and Ella No, 5 for files Of late papers,
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-07-13
S EEIEs III v " TT.

wEDNEsD \ y, ................. JULY is. 1859.
The river opposite this port continues 10 fall
Since our last,Ithe Eleanor, Robert Watson and
Era No. 3 have arrived from New Orleans.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-07-13

1t affords us much pleasure to state that The
city of New Orleans continues healthy.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-07-13

In ten years ending With 1858. not less than
thirteen Atlantic steamers were lost, with two
thousand persons. or loss Of about one pas
senger in every one hundred carried.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-07-13

New Orleans MaTRet. al fF
July Yesterday there was good aSDS'e
COTTON, the sales amounted to 22oJ6sle'> ,,lalls
inferior, :. 6-@7-1 Middlmg, ~ ia144Sl 24
Ordinary, 8@1o94 Good e. .lslzS~
Low middling ,101s @lO4 Mid,lingalr '" - ss-
The receipts Including 30,374 ba I5 9i9 baIs
since the LIST September, have been ORR
Exported during same time, /, 134 ,99I. oo6seW
FLoUR-S' rhine, s. 30@650 extra, SioVS
PoRk-Mess SIC 500l7 90 p Dbl -,lag,.
BAcoN-Sides. 90 9l2e; shoulders as
LARp-9ls@H16e. b tb.
CoRN-s5cts 0SI 25 y bushel
HAY-S26 00(025 Oh p ton,
OArs-57@ 621@c. II 6ushel
sUGAR-31s 6(0s34c. p ID.
MoLAssEs-271a @56c. u gallon a7a32 y gai.
WHlsKEY-Reefifisd, 25 837 raw, " C9o-
HIDEs-Dry country, 15Wl8c. Z ID
CoFFEE-Rio, I0@l2e. u H. ,oetl854
BAGeINe& RoPE- Bagging l4c; II foPg g f6feDl.
Exchange on NY sight, Il II e. gsus, JuIg
BEEF-W estern, hne, &c ll,usCa95' "A hea9'
Texas and Lake, Si2g
s aogs, 81 oo@4 % 7 le-'.
Mich Cows. S45 O00oG o. =
7-~S-I-~~.e~sS> -~---~rsy@s>-s7s
Shreveport Fire Company rEEP9sT
g. lAg Regular Meenug ot snA hod sat
- FIRE COMPANY, No. /, viii % s:I1.rrcspl1'
NV office Of JonasRobeson, esq On -bsri. o.
9Th July at early candle-lght Every 4,scrssg
rerted to attend. A, = hOfLFV'
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-07-13

The Maysville (Ky.) Eagle, says: A stu
dent Of Centre college, Danvile, eToped ft "
days ago with the wife Of Theodore Hopkins.
Of Lancaster. The erring woman is young,
beautiful and accomplished.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-07-13
Married

In Shreveport, on the 9Th instant, by The rev R.
s. McAllis'er Mr. PsrER NlcuoIs N to Miss Sa.
LIE kATlIFF, all of this place
Many thanks for the excellent cakaswe received
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-07-13

The Southern Times jackson parish, Of the
i st instant, says, little son. two years old. Of
Mr.. James B. Granbling. expired on Tuesday,
after painful though tery short illness. caused
by eatiug Of the composition with which the
,'n0mmon lucifer mat h Is tipped 1t is fact
not generally known that this composition is-a
deadly poison, with which too great care can
not be taken.
, 1859-05-20
NOTICE.

rIVlIr HOSPITAL STEWARD At FORT
ste'iaeeoya has on hand quantity Of Medicines and
Drugs, which he VII sell 10 citizens.
Preseripohs for sypAils and 0Onehna earssaiy com
pounded.
Iny'Irs a,hs uo,Tal seward. rom. Rs:g,.i esIa.es
tI cfiAs. J, fTfg9ERAiD.
, 1859-05-20
81 WASHINGTON HOTEL, tis3
i Corner of Main aud second streets. III
OLYMPIA, W.T..
sILAs GALLIHEn, Proprietor.

rTNIIE PROPRIETOR has RECENTLY ERECTED, IN coz.
,arIc say Oa loii 4 - b, 81 Eet. hy hLh us >
rn,hed b. pruvjr the travelling public wrh larger
nnmter NJ capaciOuS. comfortable and rxcelleniy ven
th'trd upwtmenis than can he "a r,ed ty suy Other
pnlilc house IN washington Tsrioy An IDEA Of hs
ability 10 accommodate the pIblie my he jndgrdom the
f,t that the 5fel c,ntains twenty-five private M,
t-xclsive d family apsrmeh>) sx VI Which ure h'ge
dTaGii 2 r0ntna 1r paTlFs.
hankfn ., tho pnlc fbr the laeral patronage hereto
FIRE extend TO the proprietor and having thus rula ge
the jSur Of strangers with him msrtabIr anl plea
sin, and 10 pains sal ie 80 rrd 70 spt hs se well
any IN like hG ne~s u AID becIOons f-Tnlsh,d 20
sn-h ss my desire them.
Bb'ri b. the day aud we,k
\ 40 I'd stable u attached b. this establishment which
wl amply supplied with fose Coz the accommodation
Of n'im,ls Of the travelling pubic
share Of pn'ii patrons e respectfully to.eited.
OLYMPIA, Dc. Oh, lsji sly
, 1859-05-20
To Merchants and Consumers
SAWS AND, FILES.

.al 1le Undsfsrred, INV NJ hem
f t3e[xlbA AIpsibltd t'ie Attnt foF tie
eaAI/s%SyA kLhrd elf MIS- md O.ee
.trHttZHS.6tA aud WGhtton Tee,sety TOT
,ffSSE@TstN214 - the ,ae ~ u. HOE a co.'s sil-
NE; iS<,tlllsJ psFot tte, ,etcu ". q . o.,
L.lssSC !, cos cut W'b sTd 9Th Saws
n 49, isSrrtfttW % veil kIsWn throughout tie
Vtrfryfg4 4tZ rui ID eia'eH, hfems thsse m
V1&LEG want tai be has q oil timeatvlry
&A vaINiy on hard. lie sccpta
" their eiFcnlar R running ire, the "a ialy aud
ianaciy of trmp-r Whlrh Ihev p-ess, has given thsm
that ctlehrfy In WhicN they are ~ in-ty sattled.
Th- undersigned will keep stock IN San Fran isco IN
supply the demands Of tie market Alarders u lave
pumlt attention. rer, received FOR any peculiar an
" DE Sill te frwardrd 70 r. fo-& 20 Nrw York fuT
rkerUiion. IN connection hsve c0mpetent wofkmtr
Gan HE C1 b. attend tp all necessary TrpArs HId
'-r.t Gus III may he required. which viii Ie dOue Al
greatly reduced pixies.
N.E.cor B,trrv and JleksOn is, s F'a .elseo.
N.n-Spear h Jsckon III. ~ 4sn
, 1859-05-20
WitlaOut Pays

aS- Those Brhs imTnv- TIE cnmphx'on. repdeFing
th skin saft and smooth. AID sdapi.d to al FeaI
y fi-uliirs Lader sre rqnsStrd q arccmplny eArh
Other. ard every facility V Grrd fH IA " eujaymrnt
rhsv i~ taken nv rcrons In lartct health h@.ng
the m - Irxnrirais R'h ever dsvi-.d. 2I:f
, 1859-05-20

TIE New York week.y GOLDEN pRlzE one of thelsrr,.
and weekly pspers Of TIE day An Imp rial QuaFto
tanning Pldss colr of entertaining orig nal
matter; anil u1aANrLY n1rsInAIEn every ucrk.
4 GIT WORTH fIlOM 81 CENIs 10 teao ~ GOLD Will.
HE PnIsINTED TO EACH erfsCRlDER IMMEDIATELY on
REcLlPT or TIE SUBSCRIPTIONS MONEY. l.s
0ne copy for one year. ...tq % and IN
One copy for two years. 10 and Gins
One copy for three years.. " atd gi1s.
One copy ior 1--WE wars. 90 and giila.
~ AND TO CLUns:
Three copies one year.... - 20 and gioa
live copies one year...... 20 ard glita
Ten eapies one year. ...... 10 90 and ! gins.
Twenty copies year. 80 % and u eifts.
The articles 10 be distributed comprsed IN hs following
raesssesO Of Gs,d containing. ........ $50 sssh
10 do do do ,,,,,,,., lao each
10 ra,ent Lever Hunting cased Watches. 10 each
- Gold Watches. p each
81 do .................s...s.. eAcn
AN laAe.' Coid dWatci,ea,.,............. IS each
20 silver Hunting cased Watches. Ss each
bll SILVER Waiclsrs. 10 8 each
o.sa -, Vasfa ard roi, n lear
, 1859-05-20

MARINE HOSPITAL,
Port Townsend, June %, 1858.

nn. p. NJ. o'BRIES, LATE RESIDENT PAY
~ siciAn aud sorg,on d the County fioapIinl, san
Fnci-c ard ~ the hospital II the ssets IL Mercy N
nov In charge " the Marine Ho.plta Of Pt Tpunsend
nR 0RIlEN Il al~i prepared TO receive private pa-
tienta He tiens himself. I'm, With the hnpe that
experience Of sxtee, Yeas N the pnce az his prntr-
sion. hoih private and hospital together With thorough
medco chTu ga educAfi m. evidenced b, the proper
"a Faniee ~ diploma IN that Tot v u obtain Tor him
b. confidence ~ The citizens % Puget sound.
Pm o'BnrEx, ND,
Port T0Wnlend,
win No dulv acknnvieared. iTn
, 1859-05-20
GEORGE GALLAGHER,

Htv1NG ESTABLISHED A BRANCH OF MS BrsI.
ness IN elaeoom, Is prepared to supply The rs.deas
Peee county o every description aud Hardware
Of every variety, at prices 10 suit ALL
Give him esii, next dour to Ilaiih w,bbess ss:u
, 1859-05-20

CHEAP EDITION
LITE RARY GAZETTE
AND FAMILY PICTORIAL,
Puhiished mon,hyby
Marc L. Hanhls & Fannie Lucele,
Under the immediate supcrintcndencc &c Col. G.
Ashton Hankins, and sent by nalfr
"a. ONLY 80 GENTS A YEARi af u
To Agents (and eiubs of 10 or more) only 20
cents ytaIt
Postage only cents gear, rheR paid quart.r!y
iaGiraRce.
The CheaTsd Family Paper In The World!
ornamsnIs Needle wOrE Diagrams and Embroidery designs
The lest Writers. the Best Stories, ana Most
but stamps vii b received Coz ~, ons sab.crbs
pos, ah,rs, counties and states, plain aud u. .inrt.
sD- Calva sne aEens (parclay iemsie) waited every
sub.e,ip lou they ebalR Aad are clearing
81 g. week psnat 'ar themselves. POtmlsirrs aud
Teach n can act ~ af,pti GU the sane ieran.
Persons receiving splclnen copies us Literary aste
are esid TO act as sg nts, 70 scs TO those who "
eopPensuL for their roublr. Ths IN easy Wy 10 pay
fr years subs rpon snd Tie rRTt money In The
pockets Of ,hoe need H. ami extend laan. In-
cad Gaming 81 70 cents day wi her ne de- or by
teaehng school smart woman 0ht N frm 10 ~ s
to t while she would have nas only Is her od
curatlun d
m An per.ons the circulation Of the paper
Appea r se ncip. are -eqesei to send US the names
and pnd.oi'e address of al the eading oe they Of
who would likely sub.crb specimen copy for
specton be mailed each Of them tee poragl AEents
and hi. plan very profitable to them as they obtain 'ucr
Ineloe an extra orcn cen, stamp when written
"' MARIE iouIsE mASKfys CO.
lel Appleton nIllling. New Yark civ
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-18

Nevada, Nov. 18th, 1859.
TO Mrs. j. A. Lancaster, Mrs j.,
Webber, Mrs. j. r Mcconnell
and others, s,nt
LADIES' =
a Understanding
that you. have for some time past
been engaged in the lapdable effort
of raising funds for the purchase of
a Fire Engine. and wishing to assist
in SO praise-worthy an undertaking.
We. the members of The american
Tlleafricsl Company respectfully
tender you Complimentary Benefit
to take. place, at any time that may
best suit your convenience.
Yours respectfully
Miss Annette luce, Miss isabel
la Land. Mrs. Waldron, Messrs j. ii.
Warwick. j. p. Hydes, y. e. Fergu-
son, G. Waldron, f, Franks, G.. Ince.
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-18

The INsURRECTION IN VIRGINIA,
1t is shame that no event however
trivial in Importance can occur but
party presses will attemp: making po-
litical out Of tit. The late servile in
surrection in Virginia is made use of
by the Democratic papers as bug
bear to frighten people to the support
of that party. They will have it
that the Opposition is responsible for
the hair-5raiped. crazy actions of old
Brown. A handful of monomanists,
only twenty-five in all, made an in
sane attempt to overthrow the State
Government of Viginia, and Mr. Sew
ard, if we are to believe the New York
Herald. although six months or mere
Ii Europe is at the BOTTOM fit! 9th
er papers with about the same reason
will have ifaifthe entire north impli.
Gated in the mad transaction.
Now, we have no disposition to re-
taliate, but had we, it strikes us there
is much more reason to attribute a
disposition on the part of slaves to
rise in seryile insurection to the
course pursued by these lying Demo-
Cratic journals themselves, as has
been suggested by yiene of pur cotem-
Soraries. 1t has been the constant
endeavor of these mendacious. sheets
to create an impression that four-fifths
of the millions Of the north are Abo-
litionists, and desirous of aiding and
assisting slaves to cut the throats of
their masters. Democratic papers
circulating in the south TEEN with
such statements 1t is an old adage,
what is told in the parlor is soon
known in the kitchen. The negroes
hear and believe these truthless re-
ports, They learn. as they SUPPOSE,
that within few hours ride by rail-
road there are men and munitions of
war in exhaustless abundance ready
for their assistance, and that all they
have to do is to raise the standard of
insurrection, make one successful
stand and hold out till the sympathi-
zing whites of the north come flock
ing to their aid. 1t is wonder that
more .iusprections. more throat-cut-
tings do not lake place in the south.
and can only te accounted for by the
-supposition that tAe negro slaves have
sagacity enough to estimate Demo-
cratic papers at their true gauge for
truth and veracitv. -
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-18

California State Register.-We
have received from the Publishers,
Henry G. Langley & Co., the circu-
lar announcing the publication of the
third volume of the California State
Register for the year 1860, carly in
January next. The State Register
we regard as the most valuable pub
lication on the coast. We cannot
better convey an idea of the work than
by copying the language of the circu-
lar before us
"The plan of the Register is to en-
brace in each volume full and rclia-
Bile atistics, concerning each branch
ofAthe resources of the State, and a
complete exhibit ofthe finances there
of,including the different County and
Municipal Organizations, carefully
prepared and arr anged. from infor-
nation received through official or
otherTeliable sources. The Agricul-
tsral, the Mining, the Commercial,
the Mechanical and the Manufactar-
ing Interests, shall each receive such
attention as will best illustrate their
character. Importance ard extent.
"The Register will also contain
such'data connected with the opera
tions of the different depal tments of
Government. Federal ands,Stats, as
viii be consistent with its general
plan. together with the names of the
officers in charge thereof, and such
reference to the history and progress
of tbe different States as may prove
attractive to its pages"
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-18
NEVADA JOURNAL
FRIDAY MORNING, Nov. IS, 1859

Too GLARING.-The Grass Valley
National, of last week, has leading
article on ''the effect Of politics on the
growth and trade of cities" The
article contains several statements
which would be remarkable if true.
One is that Boston, grown rich by
her trade with the South, has been
crippled, and is decaying from her
taking the lead in the dissemination
of anti, slavery doctrines. Says the
writer: "the South with instructive
dignity and proper resentment with
drew that immense and lucrative pat
ronage which she had SO long bestow-
ed upon Boston, and that city has ev-
er since vainly endeavored TO recov-
er from the blow which was given to
her growth and prosperity" St.
Louis is cited as another remarkable
instance of the decay of a city from
.'fanatical intermeddling." 1.-The peo-
pie ofnortb and northwest Missouri"
continues the writer, "are retaIiating
upon St. Louis. and sending their pro-
duce to find a market elsewhere"
These statements are too glaring to
need contradiction. Boston is this
day enjoying a magnificent trade with
the South. 1t is folly to talk- of the
South Withdrawing patronage from
Boston or any other northern port.
Human nature is the same the world
over, particularly that part of it which
promps to buy cheap and sell dear.
Boston sends down her W ares in her
own vessels to Southern ports the
same as ever and the factors sell their
cotton, sugar and rice, take goods in
exchange as they have always done
and always VII do SO long as the
Bostonians give them good or better
bargains than anybody else. Moth
ing short of splendid array of fig
ures can satisfy intelligent people
that Boston is decaying at all, much
less for the cause assigned.
As for st.Louis, the allegations of
the National are laughable. We con-
gratulate the citizens of ST. Louis up
on the retaliation Of ''north and north
west Missouri Il and wish them more
of it continually. Such retaliating
seems to be building up one of the
greatest cities of the west whose in
huence promises soon to make the
hemp and tobacco of the slavery re-
taliators of "north and northwest
Missouri" not worth saving from that
''Other market" they have chosen.
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-18

SCHILLER 'FEsTIvAL.-Owing to
the horrid weather of Thursday of
last week, it was thought best to dis
pense with orations in honor of Schil-
er atthe Theatre and confne all dem
onstrations to the Court House, which
was accordingly done. The Court
Room was tastefully decorated with
evergreens, and hung with shields on
which were painted the names of the
principal poets of every nation. The
German and American flags were
planted over the door. The music
was of superior quality, ,Schmitsneider,
Plumhoff, and others being employed
for the occasion. A more magnificent
supper has never been spread in the
mountains, consisting of every imagi-
nable article of food. 1t was gotten
up by Mr.. Stumpf. who proved him
self a caterer of the first class.
Thirty-t@o ladies were in attend
ance and some fifty gentlemen, and
a happier time has rarely been wat
messed. The dancing continued till
daylight. when the company dispers-
ed thoroughly satisfied that DO effort
had been spared to render the party a
pleasant one-ant that none had fail
ed to enjoy it.
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-18
New To-Day
200 to 227. Nineteen sets ear
rings, each $40. 10. 10. o q q q

200 to 227, Nineteen sets ear
rings, each $40, 10, 10, 9. 9, 9.9,4,
8, g. S, 5. 5. z. 6.7. 9,5,7, 1872
22s to 237, Ten California
made, belt buckles, each %, 22,
90, 20, 90, IS, II. 10, II, 10, f9f
23s..to 244. Seven California
Fob buckles, each SIS, Is, 2O,12,
12, 12, IL, Io4
245 to 255, Eleven sets gold
studs. each SS, s, SIS, s. 6, 9,1O,
9, 5, s, 81
256. One set sleeve buttons
and studs, 30
257, TO 26l. Five gold slides,
each $3.50, 4.50 A.. 4. 4, 2I
262, to 2Gs, Seven California
rings. each s. S6
269 to 27S, ,TenCalifornia rings
each Sc, so
279 to 2s2, Four California
rings, each 8, az
2ss to 2ss. Six California
rings, each 5, on
2ss, One gold ring,
goo, One fine gold hunting eu-
namelled diamond set, lever
watch, Pernoud Robert, maker
No. 5707. 1Ao
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-18

81 We are indebted to j. E. Ham
lin, Of Broad street, forthe New York
Herald, Tribune, Times, Leslie's Mag
azine, Boston Journal and a host of
other papers,