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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-20

LBERT H. NICoLAY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AR
"A daily auction ale of stocks and bonds.-ALBERT II Nj
COAY viii sell this day. Jan 20 at 2s O'Clock at the Mer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-20

a UCT1ON SALE OF SpLEND1D ROSEWOOD AND
a mahogany parlor and chamber furniture, nlaid
pianoorte gilt frame mirrors, I'll paintings
glass ware &c.J.J RENNEY Auctioneer, will SELL at the
residence No S6 West Eleventh street. Friday 81
A. M reserve all the rich and splendid chamber
and dining furniture in part as followsTwo magni
Gently carved rosewood paror Suits covered in the richest
satin br0cade heavily carved suit in silk velvet Dresden
large size and maDtel ornaments with beautiful paint
fnRs paintings with rich gold frames; seven octave
panofoe; bedroom furniture OF rosewood, mahogany
walnut; and bedding mattresses &c. Persons want of
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,IsONsTA BIE'S SALE.-CHAMBERs 4 FAIRCHTLD
- auctoncesStOre lis Nassau streetSale this day. Jan
90 Mt 10 NJ comprising carpets oicoth lounge stove &C.
+. CUSIIIN9 Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-20

Interior of Tent the borders Of Myra IshervooA
The Arab prisonerThe Coouel-Caught ct hst-The Viz
and the Zouaves-A short history It's wonderful resuits
Rapture of the CooneSurprise In store-Is effects on -
vlzier-Ditio on Ms Mcshake-The momentous meeting
Husband and we-The long lost one-The true reyeato-
The Cospel and the ady-Anoher mistake cleared up-u
qene-Mobammed and Amineh-The maiden's avowal-L0ve
and duty-The Arabs prdeThe Coonels Observation-Disclosures
Leon-Another mistake Orders for home-Ths nish Ara-
bisu-The veteran-The departure.
GRAND TABLEAU
Showing the Zouave regiment with their band-Colorp-
vsndieres &C., &C. the marchThe lovers-1he brydes
THE LAST PARTING.
Doors open at 81 Performance commences ut O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-20

A uCTloN ROT1CE-M L. PHILLIPS WILL. SELL, THIS
"A day, at the New York Horse Bazaar, 81 Crosby street,
number OF good work horses and second
harness. &c Irregular sale days every Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-20

COO O00 TO $50 600 WAETED-AT SIX PER CENT
ULU.OOV per annum on bond and mortgage for three
to five years. and
s25o0o0 to loan on bond and mortgage at per cent
from $50 TO $50 900; portion of
the first exclusively improving city property Also an
amount TO loan real estate in Brooklyn So ono
to 5000 atseven cent apply to VIM HELMS ii Mas
street, room No 4.
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-DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN.
n ON sRIpAy IAN 81

II T. N.
At 1O O'Clock A. M the Central Salesrooms corner
Wii,ougbby and Pearl streets Brooklyn.
Regular weekly sale OF household furniture &C. by the
best MAKERS aud nearly comprising three rosewood
pianos heavy solid parlor suit richly carved
and green with pieces and
match; splendid large pier glass 100 by 49, with pier table,
large oval do mahogany extension table sod polished
rosewood mahogany and walnut chamber furniture marble
Sofas lounges chairs mattresses pillows; velvet
Buselk and ingram carpets oil cloths gas fixtures fifteen
stoves eight pair birds parrot umbrella
100 suitable for ball room, &C; refrigerators, &C.
Catalogues ~ Thursday afternoon.
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A GREAT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SPEARS, FOR
"A the cure coughs colds asthma, bronchitis all dis
OF the lungs and bronchial tubes Invented By Prof L.
H. LINES, n. d. Depot 40 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-20

gyOMPTRorIERs OFFICE, NASHVILLE TENN DEC
" n, l6bS-Under the provisions Of the Act OF i4h Feb
$3.50 CD 30 and other acts The subject Banking
VIII sci At public auction at the Merchants Exchange Ia
VAL sees New York CITY, the 81 of February 1889 and
IRON day w. d1y until they all disposed Of the wing
bonis endorsed by the State of Tennessee belonging
olcwing tree banks in liqnidation-o II Nashville
ChAstsnoos Railroad bonds FOR 81 900 EACH belonging to
lrs sank o. Claiborne a EAST Tennessas and vrgui Rail
each beonrng the Bank Of Trenton: II Nashville and ha
,sncgs Railroad bonds aod rs Memphis city bonds for
81 eco es@h, belonging to the Bank OF Iazewen.
JAMES 7. DUNLAP, COMPTROLLER
EDwARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER--BY EAT. II.
n sCHENCK.-Ths day 10th inst ut o'clock. at
their salei 80 Nassau street chestnut sian pony
years old warranted perfectly sound kind and gentle
suitable for n ladies' sa idle horse
~ furniture at No St Marks place--Ry Il. h r. III.
suUhNCK this day 10Th inst at lOh o'clock, at the above
private residence the whole Of the genteel urnre contained
In the above house, comp and mahogany paror
and chamber furniture In the usual variety and the usual
oseortmen Of kitchen furniture, with which the sale win
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81. goo Atlantic Mutual Insurance scrip Of 1858
l75 lwsukie City per cent unr aid coupons.
$4,000 Memphis city per cent bonds, due $780,
1000 Town of Fort Madison per cent bonds.
1000 Lee county Qowa) per cent bonds.
1000 Sciota and Hooking Valley RR LIST mtge bonds.
received addition to the regularly advertised list
during sale Regular auction ssles Of stocks and bonds
l2 O'clock at the Merchants Exchange. Stocks
bought sold private SALE and the Brokers'
Board allowed deposits large variety of
rifles constantly on hand at private sale:
ALBERT Fl. NICOLAY,
Stock Auctloneer and Banker, No. 4 Broad street.
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A LFRED BRAGG, AUCTIONEER.-ON THURSDAY.
"A Jan 1917 O'clock Mt SO C0rtland street. 900 cases
Shoes being the balance of the Bragg
4 Co. Terms made known on day of SALE 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-20

M. MERWIN. AUCTIONEER-BY BANGS, MER.
"A. WIN a CO.-Trade salerooms No. Is Park row. Fri
day evening Jan 81 at O'clock private library Of scarce
and travels biography poetry and miscellaneous literature
Many Of the books are now exceedingly Catalogues
M be had the saesroOms
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ME puCAL.

DR. WARDS OFFICE, Es BROADWAY, SOUTHEAST
corner OF Rroome street. second floor Ofce hoas from
A. NJ. I'LL iOP M, daily; Sundays from A. NJ I'LL IL NJ
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BY WILLIAM 7. BOYD, Auctioneer.
The balance of first class furs,
Belonging TO the late j. Harley
VIII be sold public auction Friday and Saturday,
81 and a. The stock consists of sable ermne mink French
cable, French mink made into mantlas half NUTS
and cuffs.
Also sleigh robes gents fur caps gloves, &C., &c.
The manufacture expressly for trade
Those wshing bargain would do well to attend this
Sale Friday and Saturday January 81 and % at the old
established stand,
81 John street, door from Nassau,
O'Clock
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4 UCTION NOTICE,-J. BoGART AUCTI0NEER; B!
"A g. BOGART-Ths day. at o'clock at No. 800 Eight
avenue mortgage sale Of the effects Of nware and hard
ware store consisting Of cooking and parlo stoves Brann
and tnware cutlery locks bolts fire irons &c
CHI ARIES F. KRUGER, Atty for Mortgage.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-15
For the Patriot.

Msssrs Editors Of The Pdtria My attention
was called TO sn article that appeared in your
paper of the 18th, in which a call is made on
our old friend and fellow-citizen, SAMUEL +.
AAENr, TO become n candidate for County
Trustee OF Davidson county. do hope he
will not accept for the present; there Is time
enough yet If there ever was lime in our
counIry's history that demands the services
OF just such a man as Mr.. AsESr is. now is
that time. do hope he will allow his name
to be brought before our County Convention,
the ID day of April. and sincerely hope the
delegates viii give him the nomlnation 10 be
come candidate to represent Us in our State
legislature. Ills nomination viii an0ant 10
an election. A MECHANIC.
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what nsIianders think OF Eerhave's
Holland Bsster<.

J or1Srvs. EasoF of ths sheeoyEan Slss~sboes,
Ia lsIter Gated September esh, 1854. thus 70
naaTkss-
s'roa vii observe that have pssss' "a several
eertl1ratos AGsly. These aos s.psfs,' bet
literally trEes aad shaeid yos eeafBaf adE<s - nE
sah as, 20 NAY expci - secsrs larte r iroai
sxsry Holland SETH M AZ II : rnls~d stztss''
Thls Al ezirset fFo-n q sAs NJ tiers ~.
esved Ifesn TIE HoilAaa ssFsmsats- sarriy when
sHsilansiers rscou.m az.d he fo' . 4 ar waFn-
b, American, aaay Ia tass "a tssu - v.rtaes
f0F iAsmzelves- maFltf~
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EVENING SESSION.

The Convention rcassembled at p NJ.
On motion If Judge WATSON. of Cheath I'M u
committee Of two from each county was ap-
pointed by the Chair to select and report to
the Convention a candidate for Congress
also to report candidate for representative
Davidson, Robertson and Montgomcry-as
follows:
For DdUidsor, county-Mcssrs ]. Z. Manlove
and A. Greet
For Robertson S. Cheatham and G.
Benton.
For Hontgomery-M. d, Davie and Mr.. Nc
Koin.
For Dickson MIR. Ross and Mr.. Bell.
For Cteatham-Judge Watson aud Dr.
Mallory.
For Se,cdrt- VIM. Roberts and ----
The Committee after a short absence re.
turned and through DR.. Manlove, reported
the name of Gen. JAMES NJ. QuARIEs. OF
Montgomery county, as proper candidate for
Congress; also, the name OF RICHARD b.
CHEArHAM, a. a candidate for joint representa-.
tive
The vote was then taken on concurring in
the +, commentator of Gen. QUARIEs. and
he was unanimously nominated AS the candi
date for Congress in the Sth district The
vote was then taken on concurring in tn,
nomination of K. b CHEATHAM, and he wa,
also unanimously nominated.
The following gentlemen were, on motion
.rnaiufaJ a unp,iftoa ~, yE,.it IN, tho a.YIi-
dates and inform them of their nomination.
The Committee having discharged that du-
" introduced Gen. QUARLEs to the Conven-
ton, who accepted the position in brief, elo-
qnenl aud stirring address. which was recciv.
I'd with evident qualification. and applause.
Mr.. Cheatham then called for, aud re-
spord2d in handsome terms, accepting the
position to which the Convention had assign
cd him.
John D. Tyler was next called upon and
responded in very happy speech.
EX Gov. \. 5. Brown was vocfrrously call
ed. and answered in one OF his very happicst
efforts.
Mr.. Smith, Of Montgomery, Offered a reso-
luton that the delegates from the counties of
Robertson, Montgomery, Stewart and Cheat
ham, meet at Nashville on the 29th of March
To nominate a candidate for State Senator for
sad counties, which was adopted.
Mr.. Tyler offered the following resolution
'Rssolped. That he Opposition in this Dis
trict have heard with regret, Of the detcrmin-
alton Of our former Representative in Con
grcss. Gen +. X. u llicotf'r 10 decline n re-
election; that they have unabatcd confidence
in his patriotism and ability; and that they
look forward confidently to the time when
hiE talents and devotion to his country will
bs again enlisted in field of labor for which
lie has shown himself emincntly fitted"
A resolution Of thanks to the Chairman OF
the Convention was passed, which brought him
out in an eloquent and patriotic speech
whcreupon the Convention adjourned.
10. C. STARKE, Chairman.
il i, ( :. % 5sEss. Secretaries
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S. s. CALDWELL,S GRAMMAR.

rTNHE undersigned respectfully inform the public
that as s. Caldwel's New system of English
Grammar, by the study of which youths ano adults
may become accomplished Grammarians IN three or
four months, without the aid OF teacher" may be
purchased at the Southern Methodist Publishing
House ~ Nashville of the Agent, who is authorized
70 sell the work 50 cash copy By sending - 80
for each copy the work viii be sent b ma without
urther charge.
marl5-ly CALDWELL & SALE
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Tract OF So 81 Acres of Land


u. y Goa. A6rn'r., A.. M<rlha > fa@eli 81 a.
Df virtae ~ decree u tie iIooerapls clrceA
ID EoaFt a. NasbsAle, - JanasEy 1erms lsos, sis
ssll ~ te Court honss - lhe city cf Nashville, On
SAIlRDAY, TfiE lefa nAf 90 MAX II, isss t~e
Nrzf0 Aea, obe named Adan ans tie otiseF named
Gsies. = ths d shess bt1cer.
TEEn D SatE k stisl n = cred8 sxtett the srsh
q one tfardres Ard fiFty ioi Ars cash Notes F4ya
-. h Rsak enh sptrtsys<i ~lFtarssrs, - bc ~
4aired Il ne lurekaseF Tor Ire issianre
DaNfn a.. LOVE,
fsbls-s1 CieFk Mater.
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For New Orleans.

THE regular passenger and n -
rWIJHtll, HARRY q. MCCoMAs, ~4=z---z=1zszzs=-sS
Master, VIII leave tor the above and all intermediate
ports TUESDAY, At 1 pcleck =. NJ For lrigght or
passage, having superi accommodations, apply on
board or To
FISHER, WIRELESS CO, ,c.r,s
mari5-lt A. HAMILTON, '5''-'S'
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ham," &c. syo.
THE LAND AND THE ROOK: or, Biblical ulustra-
tinns drawn from the Manners and Customs the
Scenes and the Scenery orthe Holy Land BY W
NJ. THOMPSON. T., Twenty FIVE Years Missona-
~ Of the A.B.CFM. in Syria Palestine. With two
elaborate Maps of Palestine an accurate Plan Of
Jerusalem, and SererdI hundred Engydrinqs, repre-
senting the Scenery Topography and Productions Of
the Holy Land, aud the Costumes, MAJ and
Htbrs Of the People. Two elegant large limo.
Volumes, Muslin.
HISTORY OF FRIEDRICH THE SECOND; called Fred
crick the Great. By THOMAS CAEIYIE, Author OF
"History OF the French Revolution - ''CromwclIs
Letters and Speeches, - "Sartor Resartus - &c >
vols. I2mo., Muslin. Wos. and II, with Por-
traits and Maps, now rcady)
A JOURNAL OF CONVERSATIONS WITH LORD BY
RON BY the COUNTESS oF RIEssINGTo>, with a
Sketch Of the Life % the Author, with PoRTRAIT
elegant l2mo. vol. muslin.
THE NEW PRIEST IN CONCEPTION BAY; in Gle
CANT vols, limo, muslin.
RELIGIOUS NOVELS there are many: this is not one
OF them.
PEARLS OF THOUGHT, Religious and Philosophical,
gathered from Old Authors. l vol, 32mo.
JUST RECETTFD BIZ
w. =. BERRY 81 CO., Public Square
iau27-u
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y ~ - "''T W! . 80 .--TVN 0I sIIUTTTo
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

made 4 the best material. and trimmed IN bcuutifu
81, lc and made Ia B.inc mbc order.
ALSO,
large and extensive strk Z mnn'z boys and cIil-
trcrs fur, Cashmere and Wuol Hats
Also,
\ very large stock Il ic-latn and straw. Hats roua-
ma iats. Palm Hats Misses nuH I.tuts " iit and ,-
"rrd Rats uuc Misses s. Ladies Fur, SILK Houu, g.;
magnificent stock OF The ab'Ie goods.
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On motion Of DR.. J. E. NanIove. Col 10.
G. Starke, of Robertson county. was call 70
the Chair, and Mes,rs. r. w. Thoma-, II. X.
Walker and Ira j. Jones appointed Secrera-
ries. The Convention then adjourned till 2
=. NJ 20 afford the delegates an opportunity
to attend the obsoquies OF the late A. V.
Brown.
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Steamboats,.
For Memphis.

TINHE fine steamer ). G..
Il CLINE will leave for the SsIa Sssys<aal
above and all intermediate ports ssSzss
THIS DAY, at O'Clock PM. For freight passage
having superior accommodations. apply on board o
To A. HAMILTON, 80.
marl5-It 4. l.. DAVIS, agents
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Il VIE regular line passenger G@1 -.
l. aud freight steamer IAN as's5( u7'7lletAA -
klRNH MAJ, IHRorP, Captain, Asszz<-zSzzszz-=zz=zzs
Will leave for the above and all intermediate ports
THIS DAY, I5tn Inst, AT PM For Freight pass
age, having apply on board
ii. IL HARRISON,
mlTl5-lt
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For New Orleans,

FTNHE new passenger steamer - TT
i RED ROVER, STRONG, -s-sY -rr55s,ss5is.assa
Captain, will leave for the suSzz---zE@=%=z-zs-z.
above ana all intermediate landings, IHUI.-t.Al ,
March I'm, al O'Clock Pm For freight passage
apply on board "r
marI5-td A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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HoIIoxay,s Ointment and Pills.
scrofula yspeIas salt rheum, and aIfskn diseases
indicate impure blood. The Ointment reaches and
oblterates The poison the veins, where the Pills
move all Internal obstructi1ns-
mar15-Iw
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BROAD CLOTHS.

large stock &c black and fancy French e ssig-rrs
magnificent stock "f Linen, Drills C1itouadrs fclu-
Nuns, Shan'hrs, Marscjll's ana ir.u buck Goa O. -.
every variety OF Mon and By = wear.
AISO.
4 arg" stock - Brown l0mcStics, a. 4 p. also
aud = 'Suabufgs: select stock lI.ac ed to-
mrsirs, prilliugs, llmicti's, Towels bicayhcd and
brown lablccloths.
Also.
large and extensive stock 81 Hosiery, Variety Goods
Yankee N,ti.aIS, Gloves, Sl-IouHcrs Nrral.s Pm.
Hoop skirts, Cold Jcwclry, Umbrellas, FaiasDis 49,
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TUESDAY, MARCH Is, 1859.
sssl Congregational Convention.

The delegates FROM the various Counties of
the sth Congressional District met in this
city Yesterday.
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The Campbells are Coming!
ODD FETIEION - NAIL.
Monday, March 18th, 1859,
And ererH Epelanq during he Wteki!

MATT PEEL'S Original CtmpbeH Mnstres and
WI Brass Band, from Az Broadway, New York
have the honor 10 announce that they Will open as
above with new Songs, new Ioruses and Burlesques,
new Dances, &c.
aE- For particulars see bills Of the day. Tickets
80 cents. BoOrs open at Z; performances commence
At 5 o'clock. DR. +. A. JONES,
marll Agent.
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This. Of eoarse, l. merely coaj etslre and
speculation ~ 60 what may be expccted TO
follow froaa tbs nsasarei j. may b regarded
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Bulwer's New Novel Complete.
w. T. ERRY s. co.

WHAT WILL he DO WITH ITY BY PrslsrRArrs CA1.
TON. A Novel BY Sir F. BrIwFR LYrToN, TART,
Author Of ''sfy Novel; ''Ile Cations" "Pel-
ham," &c. Svo.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-13

y FRANK SUGGEsTIoN.-We find the fol-
lowing hint to the clergy in Hutchings Nag
dzme:
We have many times listened, with much
qualification, to the sermons and letters of
DR.. Scott, and can assure our readers that the
reverend gentleman has the faculty of ma
ing his discourses very interesting. This gift
is either very rare or rs not sufficiently culti-
vated among California divines; and yet the
requirements OF California audience are
greater than those of other countries where
social and religious influences are generally
higher and more numerous, as well as more
varied. The discussion of dry theological
subjects have little interest to those here
whose business has kept the mind in per-
feet fever of excitement, for six days out of
seven; so that when they repair to the sane
tuary on Sabbath day, they not only need
the Bread of Life well buttered with inter-
esting facts and SMILES, to make it palata-
bic, but require that no dry and unworthy
theological substitute of bone-dust -four
should constitute the component parts of
the staff Of eternal life be they never so fine
" ground, or nicely bleached. We would
commend these thoughts TO those ministers
who wish to be acceptable and useful to a
California audience.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-13
EFFICIENCY OF ARMIEs.-The correspon-
dent of the London Times makes the follow

EFFICIENCY OF ARMIEs.-The correspon-
dent of the London Times makes the follow
ing appropriate remarks:
'Tn most armies, it takes vast mum oers of
men to furnish few thousand available SOL
diers. The margin left for casualties of all
kinds is something really terrible. 1t is not
merely the sword of the enemy by which
the force is reduced, the really fatal agents
are exhaustion and disease. What can be-
come of soldiers who like the Austrians be-
fore the battle of Magenta, 'sfor fifty hours
did not get even SO much as piece of
bread?" 1t is only a residue or fraction of
the force, under such circumstances. which
can be relied upon for fighting, and it is evil
dent that such conditions are likely to be ere
ated by the very measures which are taken to
counterbalance them. When it is known or
assumed that fifty per cent must be deducted
for invaliding from the strength of an army,
1T becomes necessary to provide two men in
the place of one, and these very crowds rem
der supplies more difficult and sanitary pre-
cautions less practicable. One-third Of the
soldiers brought up in such haste by Gen.
Clam to the field of Magenta, would, if they
had been fresh and vigorous, instead of FAM
ished and fainting, have been worth the
whole of his exhausted corps. Nor is it
only on a campaign that the system is per-
nicious, for the necessity of maintaing 1000
soldiers in order that 500 may be forthcom-
ing, doubles the weight of standing taxes
and the rigor of the standing conscription.
1t is not quite fair perhaps, to point to the
efficiency of the French; for victory and con-
fidence, as we have already remarked, form
the true military elixir; but it cannot be
doubted that the excellence of their organi-
cation gave them a great antecedent advan-
tage. They are better managed and better
fed than their antagonists and good manage
ment, as becomes daily more evident, is half
a battle. Napoleon used to say that the
strongest army was not that which was most
powerful in numbers but that which at a
critical period was most powerful at criti-
cal point. We may give the maxim new
turn, and say that the best army is not nee
essarily the largest army, but the army which
can produce at any moment the maximum
of efficient combatants. To insure this result
we must recur to the doctrines of sanitary
science.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-13
COnStable'S Sale.
State of California, County of Nevada

state OF Calliornla, County OF Neyada-ss.
DY virtue Of an execution to me delivered, issued
u Sfrom the court of JamesG. Camron, Esq, an ac-
ting Justice of the Peace in and for the county of fuba
bearing date June lst and renewed June 9th. A. d.
1859, to satisfy judgment reaered by said justice
the 3lst day of May A. 1859. in favor of Matthias
Kockenhaum and against David Kraft for the Of
S299 and eghtytwo cents debt, interest damages aud
costs OF suit have taken in execution, and will sell to
the highest bidder for cash. the entire right title inte
rest and claim of David Kraft in and to certain house
situated Main street in the of North San Juan
known as the Pioneer Liquor Store at present
by Spero Anderson as saloon and Mr. klink a
taurant together with the lot which said building
stands and all the right, title and privileges lhereupfo
belonging. Sale to take place the premises on sat
nrday, the 30th day of July, A. d. 1862 between tho
hours OF is o'clock A. NJ ahd o'clock P. NJ to satisfy
the above demands and accruin. costs.
North San Juan, July Z, A. d. 1859.
81 4w j. d. Low. Especial Constable.
N. B. The above sale is postponed for three weeks
until Saturday. August 2eth. and will take place
the steps OF the Court House at Nevada, between The
hours abovc-namcd.
j. B. Low, Special Constable.