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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-25

BARGAINS IN MUUSELAfN Es.-o { are
ID selling Printed Mouseiaines at one shilling,
the same sold at 25c. a short time since. Also,
Merino Plalds at 25c, bargain; also, Paris Printed
Mouseianes. at less than the cost of impor taton
and Plain French Merinoes; Rich Mouseaine
Robes, in variety; Irish Poplln Robes. at great
sinb SiIS Robas in and Fonnces af less es tba
cost of importation; rich Silk Robes Aquille, at
S25, original price $40 to 500; Flounced Silk
Robes at Sl5. For bargains, call at SO Main st
CHRISTIAN 4 LATHROP.
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Snsiks.--Whoever has read and admired that
capital novel Of Dickens, sNicholas Nickle-
by- will remember first among It's charncfers
the hapiess Smike. A dramati1fd versiou Of
the story, with this name, has been played
with immense success for the past four or fye
weeks at Bourcicault's Winter Garden. in
New York 1t will be produced at our Theatre
tonight with an excellent cast. Mrs. Phillips
plays SniEe, and we feel assured that she viii
play it very finely. Rogers appears as kew-
pon Noggs, in which character Jefferson has
made great hit In New York. The piece has
been carefully rehearsed, and we have no doubt
that it will be brought out in the hssst style.
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Jos. w: Wightman has received the demo.
cratic nomination for Mayor Of Boston.
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Lectures and LectKrers.-Within the last two
years public lectures have gained considerable
popularity at the South, so that there is scarce
ly a hamlet or village where the people are
not intellectually feasted during the winter
months on the good things gathered together
by literary travellers. We approve of public
lectures, and always notice, with pleasure, the
intelligent audiences that assemble to hear
them, but have often thought how strange II
was that Southern communities should be So
lavish of their Invitations to N0Tfhsra leetHr-
sys to enligbten them when Northern commu-
mites never invite Southern lecturers to ad-
dress their people. Within the past two years
we cannot call TO mind a single instance of a
Southern lecturer being invited North; and
the reason is that the Northern people will
not hear them, however eloquent and in teres T.
ing they may be-and why Because they are
Sou uthern men and from slayeholding COM
munities. Let our literary societies bear
this fact in mind, and in the future support
their own lecturers.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Six VERY DESIRABLE RlILpI'

CtN VERY DESJRAnLE RUILDIN
- LOTS, FOR SALE PRlVATELI.-By re
quest ef The owner Offer Tor sale privately, SIX
desirable BUILDING LOTS, on The east side OF s'h,
letw, Clay and Marshall SITS, which fsom their oea-
ton IA aTap'dly Improving part of, as wei as taeir
contlsalty to the hasiness portion oi the citf
READERS them as desirable for bu;idiBg purposes
rs any lots row 80 I've had. -,
TERMs.-One ffth cash; balance at 8, u, is ana
"a mohths JAS. Nj. TAA Loh a SpN'
ne 22~St
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THE TUNsTALL HOESE.

CHAbHEAU . NEEI,
DANvILLE, VIRGINIA.
With new furniture, and newly fepaiFsi, We a.
sure visitors that no efforts vii e pared to promote
their comfort, and we respectfully solicit trial
The TUNSTALL HOUSE s also the STAGE
OFFICE, and omnibusses will always he IL
readiness to carry passens ers e and from tho
Depot A. 9. WALTEHS,f
J. NJ. w WALKER, Propyietors,
feu-lyd w. T. SIMM0NS,S
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TsO-PaRTNERSHlP SOTlCE.--Ths un-
~ dersiln q have formed CO. partne rship, dated
October LIST 1859 under the stsle and hrm of POR-
TER. HARRIS Il HoRNkR, and have taken the
store No. 10. west MAN street, tormerls orcupisd
by Messrs Var Lew, Tasl 4 Co. whore MAY be
found a lar-e and select STOCK OF HARD
MARE TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY,
GUNS, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, LOOK
ING GLASS; S, CLOCKS Sc,
Their Purchases having been made Tor cash. they
fatteI themselves that such induce nts can be
offered as will no' fail U please and respectfully
solicit call from country merohantss cits deAies
and the pnbc generally !.
An assortment of s PR NGS. A x LE 3 and
" ' - J. l.. POTTER,
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ScnfAera Rights Assoefafiors--Our readers
will not neglect 20 attend the afneefinks of the
southern Rights Association, TO b held af the
City Hall this evening at half past o'cIcc1--
The object of the meeting, we have no dotbk II
te take the initiatory steps TO indnce the peC-
pie OF the South to rely upon themselses for
All they need and to this end manufacturers.
mechanics. merchants, professional men. aud
~ ~. otner classes, are earnestly requested 10
allend 1t is time that The South were awAken.
,ns lryr 70 ner own interests and that the people
Oh virginia were making the necessary efforts
70 Ieh"ve themselves from their det,endsnee
on the North. Let all attend the meeting and
take part in its proceedings. --7N
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oc 29--d& ewlm N. Is. H0hAEk.
tinE tNHG ii si6SED hase inrmsd q cor
! nartnershlp for the trsnssct on OF acoMnslSss,
SION BUSINESS. under the firm OF LEWIS
WEBB & JOHN g. WADE. Thee .wIil .Eigs par
tieni.r attentiog g The sale Of FLQtR r., WHIT,
inrnber house No IS Main street kns Qecu gsed BY
Lewis Webb LEWIs WEBB,
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BOARDING.
DOARDiNG.

ID Mas. w. o YEATMAN having
taken large aud cnmmodious house on Franklin
street between 18th and 9th streets, can aeesmm0-
date tire FAMflIES with LARGk. nd PLEA
SAINT ROOMS. Also. six GENTLEMEN.
no 2l-l2tt s.Le4ft zE.44f
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MATHEMATICAL MALE SCHOOL, opens on
the LIST MONDAY in February. 1860, at ROCK
L MbLL AcADERMnXa in Buckingham county Va
FOR 10 MoSTHs.-S5e Tuition, and 500 for board
&c, No extras. Only Is scholars taken None
need apply who cannot give testimonials OF good
moral habits, either by reference or certificate.
Those who desire ta have their sons or wards at
a school under good discipline and where they
will be free from the haunts OF vice and ssi pa
ton, will have an opportunity Of entering them by
appiyng soon Only a few more pupils can be re-
ceved.
For in nformation, apply to G. a.. BARKSDAI.E,
ESQ, of the firm of Barksdale 4 Brother, shockoe
Sin Richmond Va oc29-tIF
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SEf COMFY &e would sell small FRACI 1 oil
~~~ LAND IN Powhafan, Sin< on ZONES Tfeek.
" miles from Richmond, and one mite irom James
river. eontsining IS ACRES large portion OF
{, IS haav,ir tbered with original growtb of oak.
,.,,,.ar. birkory and pine There IS large amount
~ GsI,ei timber OF best easlity. Coopers and
,,'i ne - wa,al Ia do ell Ia examine the same,
AI.SO-Another TRACT of a3 acres, near the
a}saye upou which coal pats have been extensively
Sg~rAea Werefer those wishing information, to
Nf Edwasd Scott, Of Msnikin, or to DE. J. :.
y iehoas. near Scottsylllet AitemaTse.
m Ib-dts J. S NICHOLAS BROS.
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(0AR ID. Ion the corner of Broad and 1itf sts.
- opposite the powhatan House. three ~ rsea
bic chambers can he occupied by families without
children. or ty nale gentemen. Also. few
Young gentlemen can he accommodated with DAY
BOARD, no oi9-Im
t20ARDENG.--S Several deslrahie ROOMS va
Id cant Mt the EnGEM0NT HOUSE, Main st.,
between 9th and 7th. a
no lots NJ. G. NORTON.
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ELOAKS, ,CLOAKS.-Our stock of CLOAKS is
- now full and complete, consisting of Beaver,
French Twiled, Tricot; and other Cloths, made up
in every style. and at all prices; Mourning Coaks
Velvet Cioaks. Fancy Shawletts. and Children's
Sacques. We have few light -colored Opera Coaks,
with fancy Hoods. These last are partic9arl>
il Richmond. Cloaks for Ladies or Children made
q nrdar at short nntlce. CHI ES y CT ~ ERN.
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a% offer ior sale privately. my i9rEe and Vausnie
-~.A~ TRACT OF LAND, situated IN Pittsy ivania
county, about one mile ana hall from Danvllte.
and lylEg etiglbiy upon the waters of Sandy and
Dan rivers, as the intersection OF the two. 1t con-
tNns abcDt S acres, OF which 81 acres are c' AIRED
and IN fine state Of cultivation. The rema. 1def
Is ali heavily tnbered, and the proceeds of the sale
Of the timber alone would Oe found very remune-
rstive. The land is of the best guahty for raising
tohScco and other products of this section IN gene
raj. -,
"a WILSON'S FERRY, half mile above Dan
vii,e and upon the wagon road from Danvlile TO
Henry and Western Pittsy ivanla. n conueehon
with the Ferrs, | via sell small TRAC Or
LAND, containing about Il acres of nae river iow,
grounds, satabe for market garden, or a small
farm.
Persons wishing to purchase any of this property,
al please address me AZ paRvie, Va, and Will
skke pleasure IN showing the property. or xiylns
ans further information, 0EO. L. WlLSuN.
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~, FOR RENT For rent. PROF ESSI0NAL
f3;;: OFFICE or LOGGING ROOMS-the front
EAa room over the subscribers store. Possession
no lis Juan PiZZINI. No. l2s Main st.
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-. FOR RENT--A HOUSE and LOT on Val
k:: ley I7th,b street with four comfortable rooms,
SA-i besides store and barroon and All necessary
out houses for the accommodation OF a small farnl
~ with a we'll OF excellent water IN the yard. 10
, good tenant. the terms will be made very mode
rate. Apply TO JOHN A. HuTCHESON
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81 FOR RENT-Nly desirable and commodi-
ks;f ous DIV ELLING HOUSE on Church Hill
E-a beautifully located and the view unsurpassed
The Grounds embrace the entire square from Grace
to Franklin and from 23d 10 oath streets. 1t will
be thoroughly repaired and the grounds put in or
der. for good tenant. Apply to FANLEW
TAYLOR & CO, or TO me.
no l6-lm ELIZA l.. NkN-bEW.
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DEAD A. JEJER,
IL C0MMiSSION MER.HANTS !.

IL coMMissIoN hERcHANTs.s saas
Receive ToBacco, we r. Il. CORN III ana
FLOUR, make liberal sdvane emeeis IN see<s5ce
:. Ml- Office for the. pss,ent, with gAs kan u =
1sls. no llss..d&e~tIanl wa. IRTER. oi cla. I.Sis.
EOR SALE So
vlssssIISSIIaa ssffh ssb TEsTsssasEE sSHsa aAILaoAD
s vlSsSlA 81 ;l.:l cfsrsAI T. sA,IsasP a1ssP 8 r
II KENu>tNs. OAA 49, Ack nevsed ssd 20 ~
@f ss si a o s@s ss D. ssrss ssGss M
other thus making " TIE most ecenoHiesi we
s sss ssss ss.s ior 'ef ;ss E NJ g cssS
Dfugglsts. corner Main snd 6oserpof sts.
E,ACeS, RuvTER. LARD, tgtKsE, nc.
~ psine rev Hsms, shoakiets snd Breast plseses
rs aS' Ls ss @ ssiss EnsS Rsip, ps, l s. m ass
BROOK n. & asis aEfs.sss 4! g, 4sss. sss.
NEW ST TIE HA r. 5est received per
~ steamer JamessQvR. q beaaasfut sssestns9. q
ycans eents' new style Fyeaoh Hoard eCfewn Soii!
md md sss .: s y ILfkFT w xislSl he;
Fras 4 s.fs ..s. "a sp.s .s.sa Y
ss. - MAJ. i: lI.s.I' ss,.;'. wk.s.s
"A, q ,afrEEsia prime o'dir 8 II Sssy Z! =
Fasnliy Grocer and Dealer in WtneQ. Eiesoen "a
and Cigars, IL BsoAd - AeleR ~ !.
nOOR MATN.--IndsS RphhsF, Goooe. ueWn.
DEACH BLOW fOfA10Eh-Aa a as11l ~ 5
ala sas,s's-.w !, WIT H. aisG fss' 4 ~ sssi
'QOYr uNDK1 .SllIn 13.- 6l q ~
= riao uaass h5i,,, e; 4 b eIs - }33 i ~
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id, FOR RE<T--A basement SIU Re- ROOM,
M.:: In rear of Messrs. Johnston IL Branstord' g
sa.t warerooms, and fronting in Lombardy Alley
Rent moderate. Possession gwen Immediately.
WM WAII,AE r. SONS
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1H, FOR RENT-STORE and FIXTURES
Es;. on 18th street, near Main, adjoining Mer-
Eahchants' Insurance Company, now occupied as
aStattoneTJ store. The rent is very low. Posses
SION viii be gwen lSt January, or earlier if ne
cesSary. For terms, apply at the store
Uu 22-C2w
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a. FOR RENT-The upper part ofthe HOUSE
G;::a corner OF Main and nth streets, next to Anne
Ss.A rican Hotel
ALS0-The three-story Brick BUILDING on
Ilth between Nam and Cary streets. Apply TO
MARCUS HARRIS Il BRO,
cn 1s-ts us Main street.
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Horse Show.-Will the Central Agricultural
Society have a Horse Show and Floral and
horticultural Fair, at their beautiful Grounds,
in May next, or not! The Executive Com
mittee of that Society have not yet decided
upon the matter, but should do so speedily
as possible, that all who wish to exhibit
may have ample time tdxp so. At the annual
Fairs our florists aud hofticulturists have no
opportunity of displaying their produe lions
to any advantage, because of the lateness OF
the season, and many owners of fine horses,
who would exhibit here in the spring, find it
impossible to do so in the fall. Such Fair
might be held at comparatively small expense,
and we have no doubt that it would attract to
our city very large number of visitors and
contributors. At the annual Agricultural
Fairs in Virginia no other feature is half as
attractive as the exhibition of fine horses and
as very many thorough breds and fast trotters
will be in Virginia about that time, it may be
that most OF them can be secured for the
spring Fair. At the next meeting of the Ex-
ecutive Committee ii is hoped that the subject
will be introduced and considered, and that
final action will be taken upon it as speedily
possible.
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81 PHYSICIANS RESIDENCE EATNEN
Ii;i ENT COURT HOUSE FOR SALE.-Hav-
AEA ing determined to leave the county, efer for
sale privately, nv HOUSE and LOT situated at
New Kent Court House The improvement Is consist
of dwei ing house IN perfect order, with fine base
ment and sill necessary out-houses. ice house, NC
THIS is one of the best locations for phy yscian
know of. Terms liberal.
uoT-lms l. c. WILLIAMS, VI. n.
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81, FOR SALE offer. at private sale, the
EF:. HOUSE IN ,ch now reside, lin Sidney,
h-1 nile west of Richmond,l with from two to
twelve acres of ground attached Price reasona-
BE. and terms of pay ment to suit the purchaser.
l6-lmT J. Z. JOHNSON.
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MORE CLOAKs AND sHAwLs.

We are to day in receipt of
New New ana M heana'ilr Elr = EL9iH GL0AkS,
THOMPSON'S EXTRA G0SAMER TRAIL
SKIRTS.
THoMfsoN's EXTRA MoHAIR SPRING
SKIRTS.
All at the lowest prices.
lis WATKINS & EfCKI. I'm
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-, FOR RENT-The very convenient HOUSE,
E.:s fth street. between Clay and Leigh, at pres
A@Aent occupied by Mr.. p. t. Link. II contains
rooms and is IN good repair. Possession given
LIST December. For terms, &c, apply 10
RAWLINGS Il HOLLADAY,
90 dts 18th St. between Main ard Cary.
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DCAL MArTERs

Chap Uslvms--The greatest dif5leultv /.
raising volunteer com pauies, in times 81
peace, is the cost of the uniforms usually
adopted. There are always hundreds OF stout
hearted and strong earned men, both in town
and country, ready to shoulder their mnskets
and rifles and do battle for their country,
when needed, but the efficiency of these men IS
very much impaired by the fact, that they can
not Afford the cost of an expensive uniform,
and therefore miss the chances for such mill
tary training as would be afforded them in q
volunteer corps. In the days of the Rsvoiu-
ton. some of the best companies wore only
hunting shirts and pants, made of coarse. com
Portable domestic goods, such as every man
could well afford. Now, if some OF he new
companies about being organized, would adopt
similar uniform, of home s-niads goods-goods
manufactured of Pfrgiaia materials and In Vir-
gisia looms-it would no doubt become the
largest and most popular corps in the city.
Let the South commence at once TO clothe her
own citizens and soldiers-to depend upon
herself for her necessaries of life-to cut loose
from the Northern trade aud 10 rely upon her
own resources, and the mad fanatics who now
grow rich upon her custom, whilst they tram
pie upon her rights, will soon be brought to
see that others have interests to protect as well
as themselves
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GLOVER HILL AND ANThhACiTE
~ COAL and C0KE-For sale by
NJ H. WHITING.
EDUCATION.

" EMICN. Professor of the French Language,
L and JOHN A. CALYO. Professor of Painting
and Drawing, i'll all their branches. have removed
to nj Marshali street. between 3rd aud 4th SITS.
oc 29-ln
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na., FOR T.-PHOrOGRAPH and FINF
f5:s ART GALLERY over Johnson N Harwood.
E2L No, Y Main street, formerly Whitehurst S
tl!ery, with two fine skylshts, and is in the bu
sIness portion OF the city. Apply tn
no ~ IS JOHNSON K HARDWOOD.
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sA FOR RENT-One elegant LODGING
bts ROOM. on first floor, over our store, corner OF
Af.n IN and Broad streets For terms, apply TO
oc I3-ts JOHNSTON l. WHITING.
- FOR RENT excellent Room over
N5::: my store, suitable for a single gentleman
III only. r. MOZART ny,
oc I3-ts III Broad street
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"As the result of this bloody delusion, thir-
teen 'cere burned, eighteen hanged, and ssscenty
cere transported. The public thirst for blood
seemed now to be somewhat satisfied and the
phrensy began to abate; reaction at length
ensued, and the persons remaining in prison
were set at liberty
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

*, tOh REST-0n Brooke Avenue, opposite
E:: Nr. Clash's store. FOUR ROOMS aud kITCH
E1 EN- To a good tenant the rent will be modet-
ate. Apply to d. SHANAHAN, on the premises.
no 23-3tt
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-28

DARING RoBBERY.-On Sunday evening, 18th
inst. four men, Americans, stopped at the cabin OF
Frank and Charles Montarnae, in the mountains,
thirty five miles above Michigan Bluff, and asked
permission to remain for the night. Messrs. Mon
tarnae readily consented, and gave the men supper
and beds. In the morning as the party about
sitting down to breakfast, the guests drew their re-
volvers upon the Montarnaes and demanded them
to surrender which they were compelled to do from
the number against them. The robbers then tied
their prisoners and commenced general search of
the premises, taking everything value including
$340 in money and three horses. The Montanaes
released themselves soon possible after being
tied but by that time the robbers got off with their
booty. 1t is believed they came over the Sierras,
and returned the same way with their stolen proper
ty.-Pkacer Herald.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-28

PAcrFro RAILRo1D CoNvENTIoN.-The delegates
to the Pacific Railroad Convention met at San
Francisco on the goth inst, in accordance with
the resolution of the Legislature. The most Of
the counties of this State were represented, and
some twenty delegates were present from Ore
gon and Washington Territory. A large ma.
jority of the delegates were decidedly in favor
Of the central route, and considerable interest
ing information was ELECTED, but no definite
plan was agreed upon for the construction of
the road. The Convention adjourned on Sat
urday evening, to meet again at Sacramento
on the hrss Monday in February, 1860. The
following resolution was adopted previous to
the adjournment:
Resolved, That from all the information before
the Convention, it should aud does hereby de-
clare its decided preference for the Central
Railroad Route.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-28

THE PtsToLs.-At the inquest on the body OF
Senator Broderick, Mr.. Lagorde, the gunsmith
who was on the ground to load the pistols, tes-
tilted that the pistol used by Mr.. Broderick was
lighter on the trigger than the one used by
Judge Terry. He said that a sudden jar or
jerk, would be sufficient to discharge the pistol.
The San Francisco Herald stated positively that
Judge Terry had never seen the pistols until
they were brought on the ground, but the Sac.
ramento Standard admitted that he had fred the
pistols few times before the hostile meeting.
1t will be remembered that the pistols were ta-
ken to the ground by DR.. Aylett, Judge Terry's
friend, and as Terry won the choice of weap-
ons, Of course be took the one that was heavier
on the trigger, and it may yet be shown that
there was some private mark by which the
weapons could be distinguished If the state
ment of Lagorde, that there was difference in
the pistols, and of the Standard, that Terry had
previously used them, are true, the misoalled
"aGair of honor" will turn out to be delibe.
rately planned murder.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-28

ELECTION RETuRNs.-The Sacramento Stand
ard Of Monday publishes election returns from
thirty-four counties, some of which are official,
which show the following result for some of the
State candidates: Latham, 53,O6S; Currey, 2s,-
555; Stanford, s,86s; Downey, 5o.s75; Conness,
29,3s5; Kennedy, 9,972; Burch, 49,s6s; Scott.
49,361; McKibbin, 40,3s5; Baker, IS, 1856. The
aggregate vote for Governor given above is
91 ,48 l, and the total vote of the State will fall
but little short of 100000, which is some 10, 900
less than we're cast at the Presidential election
of 1856. There are still ten counties to be
heard from which will increase the majority for
the Lecompton candidates.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-28
NEVADA, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2s, 1859.
Busln ess and Improvements.


Not since the great fire of 1856, have the bus
iness prospects of Nevada been more fiattering
than at present We hear but few complaints
of dull times, and on every hand evidences Of
permanent improvements may be seen. Many
neat residences have been erected 10 the sub
urbs during the past summer, and in the busi-
ness part of town the old wooden buildings are
gradually being torn down and their places sup
piled with su ubstantial bricks. Messrs. Williams
and Kelsey have each erected two-story brick
on the south side of Commercial street, which
are nearly completed, and Mr.. Kelsey is now
engaged in laying the foundation for another
large brick building on the corner Of CONNER
cial and Pine streets Mr.. VIM. Heugh has al
90 made arrangements for putting up Q brick
house on the corner Of Pine and Spring streets,
directly opposite Flagg's brick stable, and
number Of other ire-proof buildings will Proba-
bly, 60 up in different parts Of the town during
the fall. There is not more permanent min
ing town in the State than Nevada real estate
is gradually rising in value, aud as the most of
our business men have resided here for q num-
Der Of years, they now regard this as their
home, and have either erected, or are prepar-
ing to erect, 6re.procf buildings, where heir
property will be safe from the devouring ele-
ement At the rate improvements are project
ed, unless some unforeseen calamity should be-
fall us, the business portion Of Nevada, in the
course Of two or three years, will be entirely
covered with Hre.proof buildings.