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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-08-03

Mr.. BUCHANAN WILL NOT BE A CANDIDATE FOR
REELEcTIoS.-T Washington Constitution of
Friday announces in the most positive terms that
Mr. Buchanan will not be candidate for reelection
During the Presidents recent visit to Carolina
he availed himself of the opportunity to repeat in
the most emphatic terms, that his public life would
terminate with his present term. He made the
same announcement in his letter of acceptance and
in his inaugural address. We have taken it for
granted that the President was in earnest in his
declarations the subject, and we have therefore
attached no Importance to the rumors that his name
would be submitted to the Charleston Convention.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-08-03

SSTATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.- ASH
SCoUNTY;-Co Of Equity Spring Term, A. D. 1859,
Absalom B. Banes Admir-, de bonis of Hardy Pridgem
Alvin Peacoci, Admir-. of Elizabeth Pridgen, Calvin
Richardson and wife Pey Calvin Taylor and wife Polly
Betsy ONeal Hardy H. Kent Wilson Rentfrow and wife
Cally Henry Eatman and wife Mourning, William H. High
and wife Atsey, Archibald Barnes and wife Primoline Joel
Pridgen, Henry Prdgen Nicholas W. Arlington, Admir-.
of Willie Pridgen, Raitord Kent and wife Celia. Alfred
Boykn. Admir-, of Larkin Prdgen l.. l.. Prdgen Susan
Pridgen, Mary Ann PHdgen Timothy Pridgen Joel Prd-
gen, Nancy Prdgen and Winny Pridgen
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the de-
PENDANTS Calvin Taylor and wife Polly Betsy Onea Hardy
Il. Kent Henry Eaman and wife Mourning, Archibald
Barnes and wife Prmone, Joel Prdgen Henry Pridgeu,
Raord Kent and wife Celia L. Pridgen Susan Prdgen
Mary Ann Pridgen, Timothy Pridgen, Joel J. Pridgen
Nancy Prldgen and Winny Pridgen residents Of
this Sate it is therefore ordered by the Court that publ
cation be made in the North Carolina Standard, paper
published in the City of Raleigh for six successive weeks
commanding the said defendants to be and appear before
the Judge Of next Court of Equity to be held for the
county of Nash, at the Court House in Nashville the
third Monday in September next then and there to plead
demur to said bill otherwise the will be
taken pro cossO and set down for hearing pa,ts
them.
Witness. ]. NJ Taylor, Clerk and Master of our said
Court Office in Nashville the third Monday in March,
A. d., 1862
J. M. TAYLOR, c. ME-.
July 49, 1859. (Pr. Adv. $6.) 3l-w6t.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-08-03

Hon. JACOB TnoMPsoN.-The Washington Consti-
tuition of Friday says: "As nigh: have been ex-
pected some of the more reckless of the advocates of
the re-opening of the save-trade in the South and
Southwest have begun to assal with bitterness the
Hon. Jacob Thompson on account of his noble and
plainspoken protest against the renewal of this in
famous traffic, delivered at Raleigh, N. c. 1t was
equally characteristic and worthy of this gentleman
whose talents and patriotism and administrative
ability qualify him for any trust-that he should
make known his opinions and his course sub
jcct which has already become matter of constant
and animated discussion in his own State. When
the proper time arrives for Mr.. Thompson to vlndi-
cate his position, are sure he will put his indis-
Greet and unrehectng opponents h0rs de combat
He has now with him not only an overwhelming
majority of the American people, but decided ma
orty of the southern States and ofal the people in
each southern State"
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B. F. ATKINS,

a n u I u "
RICHMOND, TEXAS,
Will attend to any business entrusted to his care in Texas
August l, 1859. 6s-Smpd
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-08-03

NEW SUPPLY OF SHIRTS French Yoke Seam"
II We the only Agents in the State for this ce1e.
brated pattern SO Dozen opened this morning direct from
the Factory-aN sizes aud styles Of 6osoms.
E. L. HARDING.
June II, 1859. 3Fly.
W Register and Age copy.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-08-03

Tie PREsIDENT.-President Buchanan was expect
ed to leave Bedford Springs on Monday and reach
Washington ON Tuesday last. We are gratifed to
learn that he feels the benefit of his visit to that
pleasant and beautiful region in renewed vcor and
activity
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-08-03

- By slip of The pen in our last ISSUE we
stated that Mr. Sanders was a candidate for the
Senate in Johnston last year. We should have said
he was candidate for the Commons We knew
perfectly well what place he was candidate for,
but the article was written rather hurredly, and we
We're thinking of Mr.. Sanders former service in the
Senate
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-08-03
WYE HAVE ON HAND-10O Linen Frocks which We
are now offering at the gerry ow price Of 81 25 EACH
E. l.. HARDING.

nUR STOCK OF SUMNER TIEs HAS RECENTLY
" been largely increased. Also, stock of summer
Gause, SIX, and Nerino Under Shirts.
E.h HARnIEG.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-08-03

agents for the Standard:
JAMES II. BlGGs and R. r. HuDNAL, of Raleigh,
e. C. McCRuMMEN, Travelling Agent.
All postmasters will please act as agents for us.
"a" All former agencies are hereby revoked
August 49, 1858.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-08-03

CLOTHING FOR THE Seasons
sEKI-wREKLY ARR1vALs!!
REDUCTION IN PR1cRs
LINEN GOODS.
Owing TO THE COLD WEATHER IN JUNE, WE
~ have on hand much larger stock Of Linen Sacks and
Frocks than usual at this season Of the year. and from this
date, we will offer them at greatly reduced priees
E. l. HARDING
H1OLORED MARSEILLES vESTS!-AT REDUCED
~ Prices. We have hand upwards Of 200 Coofet Mar
E. L. HARDING.
SILK AND MoHAIR sAcKs-cool and pleasant for
- hot weather, now selling for a So worth IS.
HARD1NG's.
IL now selling at New York cost, to reduce stock.
E. l.. HARDING.
w Spirit of the Age copy.
MARsE1LLEs vEsTs-Cut in the latest style-of
IN1 White and Colored,
A LPACCA COATS CUT IN FRocK AND SACK
IA style, and made in the best MANNER
At
HARDING'S.
LHINE SINGLE MILLED SUMNER CLOTH FROCKS
IL and Sacks-A large and beautiful lot arriving,
HARDINGS.
WYE ARE NOW OPENING CHOICE ASSORT.
w ment of Colored and Black Silk Vests A new lot
of Black and Skeleton Silk Vests Every nice and coo art
Gle for hot weaher)
E. L. HARDING.
VX7E HAVE ON HAND-1OO Linen Frocks which We
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Whenever the Republicans accuse Democratic
administrations of extravaganza, this fact, that the
only House in which they ever had majority, vo
ted eleven millions of dollars more than the Demo
cratic administration asked for to carry OH the gov.
eminent, will be an ugly one for them to explain.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-08-03

WYE ARE NOW OPENING CHOICE ASSORT-
w ment of Colored and Black Silk Vests. new lot
of Black and Skeleton Silk Vests Every nice and coo ar
Gle for hot weather)
E. L. HARDING.
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HATS! HATS!
FALL STYLES, 1859.
II EcE1vED THIS DAY
BEEBES NEW YORK STYLE,
NEW ORLEANS STYLE,
YOUNG GENTS. STYLE.
w. II. & II. S.'TUCKER.
Raleigh. July 49, 1859. 67-E
BANK OF NORTH.CAROLIN

Raleigh. July 20, 1859.
Nevada national., 1859-03-26
SHERIFFS SALE.

pY vriue Of decree and order of sale to me iireo
Dfei issued ort ei ihe d,frci Court 81 te 11th iu
dicial District bon aHa inr Nrfaat county state ar
alloruis, jur ineni rcuac.rf iu -aid Court au
thn 2..h fHy nfNifri 4 D. ls,p in "a vnr of tho
n PAINE ana AGAINST JOSHUA SWIFT a. D.
BRONSON ant THOMAS Ei2lED>F fur tn, sun, uf
Ninety FIVE HnndFsa and aHfy r'n@ g~ inn .l!a r..
cht. with Interest tAt said sum nf Sa5ia aA "A
the -atc"f Two ana halt rtr cent per month fr. M
rendition "f Judgment until luii together with an
COSTS al suit tur tHr sale oi the o! us itie t. I
property. 9" wit-ill that certain Quartz Lead sii-
cat" and being ~ the township oi Eureka iu said
County ot Nevada. about two miles -auti-e.t Of tile
village of Eureka (Souil) the south Iofl or
fn"r Man creek. comprising twenty. i've hundred
feet on the Ledge. Aiso, quarter section of land
in >aia Eureka township uartly covering said VII
cnu,in bead. tgcfter will all and -ur ular the i'm
pr"v"in"ui- mnte thereon and thr privileges here
dttmeni>. tui arpur chances i4rr"ut.fo belonging
nr iH auyVi>c appertainnu
NoittE ., hereby given that viii e. Parse to PUB.
lic sale all ia" above described property To the
highest bidder for cash. in ffou of ihe Court Inu..
.i9"r- in the city of Nevada. ou TUESDAY, the o.
y of April A d.. ls5n. bot zen tit- hour. OF lO
clock. A. H. and ; % clock ,. ~.
Given under my hand this the 18th DAY of March
\ j. 1888 ". BuRi>G. sheriff.
10" - l'y ~. Elrr-N. peputy
Nevada national., 1859-03-26
SHERIFF'S SALE.

~ virtue Of decree and orGcr of sale to me ii.
ID r'cied. issued out II the District Court Of tle
l4th Judicial District in and for Nevada County
State Of California Judgment rendered IN said
Court on the 2+th day of January. A u 1855 II
favor nfJnSkFH WOuIWORTlI aud against 1fOliGE
DAWSON. for the of Thirteen Hundred and
Twenty six Dollars. debt, with interest on the sum
of sii0o % at the rate of Two per cent per nsnth
from the renditioni Of Judgment until paid togeih
with Costs nf Sut:-
For the sale of The following described Property,
20 witt, undivided one hall Of the follow i dcs-
crihei mining ground claims. situate in the toNn
snip 81 BRIDGEPORT. at place called Schastnpol. ia
said township in the junction Bluff Mining District
$50 called) bounded follow-, 10 wit On the brow
of the Hill sloping TO the Sebastopo ravine the
East by the same on the South by Sfrowbtil.eS a.
Co claims and the West by Hayden y Trevith
ick : claims the said claims, heiug nine in number
and formerly known a. the 'kennie a Co.'S claims. -
Notice j. hereby given that will expose TO public
sale all the above described property. 10 the highest
bidder for ca sh in front Of the Court House lie or
in Nevada CITY on TUESDAY. the I2th day of
April. A. y. 1859. between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
a. VI. and o'clock f. VI.
Given under my hand and seal this 25th day Of
March, \. u 1859. S W. BORISG. Sheriff
35 81 By Ed. Burrell, Deputy
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

NtArlrtR.-A Apparently the storms have
ceased. aud the spring time is upon Us. The
violet, are uut in their modest beauty and
sweet hrrati. aud The Wild flowers are deco.
rating the hiil-iics aud vallics. The spring
fever Of luziuess has attacked more than
one Of our acquaiutauc's and the glimmcr
Of the warmed earth appear before many
eyes Of listless ones. Soon there will be no
complaints OF undue civiliiy' preferred
against any member OF the lazy club, which
holdsits sessions at Nevada city, for the
warm sunshine will aid them to keep their
vows of iaactivity.
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

NEWS PAPsR WAR-The San Francisco
National and the San Francisco TINES are
talIing huge denunciatious at each other
aud some think ducl will grow ont oft.
The Tim,s has recently been iudulgiue in
abuse Of every thing not Black Republican;
and the .\at.oaci undertook and ,ucco ded,
10 show that the Times man did ro. occupy
50 high q position that be could call men
aad parties thieves aud such Ike The
Times declares IL won't DE- huiliod and HAT
10 won't notice the National rny more 4;
while the National says it viii notice the
I0i,,
iiardcnLurg publisher OF the Staad0tG.
and Anthony. publisher OF The Caion : both
OF Sacramento, have appeared. each, in cards
cl personal nature. Anthony iat.maied
that lIard,uburg had used bis position as
Post Master 20 sct al The contents of let
ter address to Mf.G'li.spie by V. E Howard
E,q.. relative to the Sutter grant and
Hardeahurg jusiiGes himself We think. 'y
asserting that Mrs. Gniispe. at his req .c-t
furnished The Sidad1rd with ihe contents
of ,he letter and afterwards while the cam.
po.itors were engaged on sa'l contents. sent
400 order for ilm Harden lrg intimate,
that had Anthony Deen disciple Of the
savior. De would have under bid Jllas
Iscar.ot. and betrayed thr Lord for hr,rv
nine pieces Of silver. Anthony r.pie.
Thar the Savior would not have trusted llar.
drubars with the money sack. be did Judas;
provided. the Savior knew Hardeul arg as
wen as DO ths people Of Sacramento.
In ssme countries which have ardent skies
above them 'Luut gun powder would fol-.
low such words and charges. In other
countries whore proper moral sentiments
arc duly cultivated. public opinion allows
only an etenity OF quarrel aud an infinite
use OF hard words. The moral is that evils
sill flourish 10 every community. The ques.
ton naturally arises. which is best for The
community perpetual abuse Of persons
through t5e press. or an occasional fghi ,
% lfcollissions followed assaults Of character.
would assaults by the self asserted " moral
press be so frequent and reckless. But
The questions, are not debatablc, now, in
California.
Nevada national., 1859-03-26
EstsuufgY-Eiutfor.

I Since Sunday lust three men have been
wandering around town labor.ng under ne.
iiriiUa iremeas. ach OF DE three threat.
encd suicide; aud one made several appli.
cat.ou' for sw.i;er poison than hc bad yet
tak.a.
Where tou'l be found more instructive
temperance lesson. Who con q lecture
more eioqueury against whisky than these
men: Rut men v;'l dt'nh notwithstanding
.uch Illustrated Temperance lectures are
around every day. 1tey viii take poison
q, though itvas sweet. and The very elixir
oi health
Insanity result. from druggcd liluor
The Gur imported article Of brandy aul
Vine universally vcnicd ia these mountains
are made aui favored in size good city cf
san Frsae.,o. ! good men Who 60 Go
church on ~ua3ay vho read pious pray ops
out OF eii bound prayer hooks who sit iu
softly Ci.'ioi,d prNs :U Ui.o subscribe 90 the
unl-o' @oc 'ir. g7i up inr the benefit Of
lhc beataeus. wlJ hang ihc.r ueirhtnr. for
to.ne uo better than they ought TO bc ;
ahu nili Orphan asylums aud kill Oh mcnto
make Orphans t. I'll these benevolent in
i.utions; no get paraded in the news
papers for good deeds who hate petty
larceny who condemn the man who would
counterfeit halr dollar likely to come to
tha.r coftrs and in short ly" cur best
D. q. to-, L.
" all right so long as money is to be
made. These mixers, these destroycrs Of
health and mind, are gentlemen and are
h..a iu social position and are pe,tcd Of
the world while the retailer who is ignorant
of the properties Of the stun. he sells and
lhr fool who s'yilis bis bits worth OF blue
ruin. are mon of no account at all in the
great calculations made as 20 who and what
constitutes respectable society. The dollar
Is the standard Of rospcciahility and ifa
man but acquire enough, OF Them, be is
" safe man. and good citizen. The brute
he who swell. the cash bags Of good men
by huyng their dcath-dealing merchant
disc
Butstricryae wbiskey will gosizziug down
hot throats. and beasts more terrible than
'-a,mare and wcariucss Of lite aud crime
against the innocent and against God will
continue: aud men who control the fountains
Of the poison will sill smile and sit them in
high places of the social synagogue. uotVith-
standing The moralZing Of country paper
and the warning examples which it has
chrouclcd
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

0trstua I4tot.ll aad communications
viii BE- iouHi oa oar first page. HONEST
People s. h.ee.- .tt GotiJ-. i.ilam au
esteemed corr.-p -poadeui vho is cpalle Of
giving good aa, ce. ,coj'.sr however. that
Wheuamau carlie-a revolver cockcd.le must
uotie too nervous a De may rul.iof' cno
friend who Is meg 'y asking tlo loau o' q
chew of tobacco ~qrtrg A,c"r>rs .sre-
fpectnliy dedicated lojAo." indebted 60 i,is
office The Serousde shouid have sp-
praled last wr,k
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

LEGISLATIVE FAvoRs.-We have received
from Nessrs Caldwell and Armstrong, val
liable documents. Senator Lansing has fur
nished us with many large bundles of news
papers and reports and bills aud speeches.
While much Obliged" we beg to suggest
that We get by exchange, all the daily news
papers we want Thanks gentlemen but
send newspapers to some Of your consitu'
ents less favored in that line, than ourselves
Pass up reports and such Ike, all the
time.
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

oRArioN ovKR DEAD BoDY.-If eloqucnce
- truth; aud fii express briefly aud tcrse.
" the feelings Of the orator, an eloquent
speech was made by an honest woman as the
body Of Whitney was brought into town.
y was in '.ese words: Path. and Id Ike
90 see fifty more Of them, the same way. -
The audience concurrcd.
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

TIE SHASTA WAR it seems is over and no
one was terribly killed or fatally wounded.
The claret was drawn pretty freely from the
smeler Of one opum-smokiug. hog eating,
Almon- eyed son Of the the Celestial Empire,
by the cruel knuckles of tearing, ranting and
hanglng.loving sovreign Of America. The
war is over and Volunteer Company es-
tabished at Shasta.
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

Deacon sheldon gives a Gift Entertain
mcnt at Hamiltons Theatre. to night We
can assure the public, that the distribution
will be fairly and squarely made. The pr.
1es are on exhibition at the Theatre, where
those who wish 10 invest with the Goddess
OF Fortune, can call and examine their quail
uy. See the advertisement in another col
umn.
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

ATTACHMENT LAw.-Tbe old Attachment
Law should either be revived, or change
made IN the present Law in regard to the ef-
feet on the property Of defendant, Of com
mencing suit. II the cost Of the old at.
'achment law make up the objection to it
say that the disposal OF property by de.
iendan' IN cause afterinstitution Of the suit
is made Prim0 tdcie evidence OF fraud and
punishable with year or two at San Quin.
tin. That would be good attachment with.
out extra cost
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

NiaAt VI thiitbiHihf 7 III Iirtt4tt 1pult
County of Nevada. 18th Judicial District
The People Of the state oi California
John McCABE
Indicted with Grimm and others
To the Hon. Niles Searls. District Judge OF
said Court. and Vim. +. Anderson, Dis
trict Attorney -
YoU will please take notice that Il is the inten-
tion Of the undersigned, TO apply to the Governor
Of the State Of California, for the pardon Of John
McCabe, eiendant above named who vas tried for
the crime Of murder at the October term. ls5s, of
the District Court aforeeaid. and a. said term con
victtd of the crime OF murder in the second degree
on to Wit The 9Th day of October, a j., 1855, and
sentenced for ten YEAR, imprisonment IN the prison
Of the State OF California passed october I'D, 1855.
JULIA CALLAHAN
Nevada, March 20 1889
We hereby acknowledge service Of the above no
tice the 25th day Of March. 1859.
wN T. ANnFRsON, Dist, Atty,
NILS SEARIS, District Judge
State Of California, - |, Rufus sh oemAkeT Coun
County Of Nevada. =. y Clerk IN and for said
County, do hereby certify
the foregoing To be true copy oI notice Tor PARDON
thi, day tiled IN my Office i. =
Ia testimony whereof have hereunto SET nv
t,,l ana am ed the seal Of the County Court, At
osire in nevada this 18th day Of March: A u 1902
RuFts SHOEMAkbR Co OK
as By wm smith, n-putS
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

zss- Mackie, Of Freeman a Co.'S Express,
at Nevada. sent us the Nevada papers, with
his compliments We send Mr.. Mackie the
National with our thanks.
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

PoEricn Qv,ERrI--Thc Nevada Dclno-
craf and the LoUHai are now quarrcling in
verse The English language wove into
such BEAUTIES by Shakspcar and Milton.
serves well for newspaper pap quarrel
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

Drnaeratis afstc Gcatr"t Commune.
There vii. he raeet.u- o. thc pnn Ha''c
State Central Uammr l1da.fhc Orleans
Hotel Sucrau.nie 90 SATURDAY. April
"a. at 10 o'ciock A.N. FOR To- transaction u'
important business a mll attendance of
the u,uhrr. +. requested.
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

HONEY BEEs.-An cntrrprising gentleman
imported from the east by the last steamer.
large number OF hives of honey bees. over
sixty OF which were sold yesterday at auction
by DE Roe & Eldridges. Some Of the hives
were In good condition,and Others the reverse.
The lowest sale was for $40 the hive and the
highest sold for SO so. There was quite a
large attendance at the sale, and for the
most thrifty hives, the bidding was quite
splrited.-S. +. Hcrah March 20.
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

The MarYs,ill. election resulted chiefly 10
the choice Of the opposition candidatcs.-
'Tbo Dutch have taken Illllaud'
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

CALIFORNIA CULTuRIsT for March has been
received. 1t is filled with useful information
for the farmer ard gardener. While the cit
izens of this place are setting out trees and
cultivating them, the CUiiTisf is neces.
sity. One number Of it will save any man
who wants to grow a tree, more than twice
It's cost.
Nevada national., 1859-03-26
NOTICE FOR PARDON.

State of California, In District Court
County of Nevada. 18th Judicial District
The People Of the state oi California
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

sE,uE A.r';,. -rr l.r.- aHgie 900 tHr
or ming of 'a'-.a. 'f.f. att,.r.psl eltlr.,.ar,i
.0.ot 'He r. iaft .. t'. tt a nsa NH
ia.-a HHieh A. ius'f
b' n ..- 5o..HsI rati,u ,,ar
...e iH. ...,., oa.e-
.r.''-tat.-. O..sc
r." ,H'f .. -...u..4... lie. '.t
sos. Tomas q. .tu
rf.n aaaut.ti.n ID
=. is $50 n.n.e.-r m# % auu 3, j.,
'p1 .r, .efa So. n. luh g. 'i.,.a. E. a.,.her-
ia PISS Jan, stanton oaa oi the rfolri,tos- d,
Allison 4.ar1 mine.
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

1rs5- The Sisters Webb appear at Hamil-
ton Theatre, Monday nght--so the posters
around town say.
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

ENrEEss FAyoRs.-S. p. Dorsey Of Wells.
Fargo 4 Co.'S. brought US the first New York
papers on the arrival Of the last Steamer
Ino. Roberts Of Freeman & Co.'S brought us
the first Steamer news 10y delivering the
Marysy ille papers. Freeman * Co have po-
litely handed US, each day, exchanges from
all parts Of the State.
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

CnEtr ,rogr.--Ihur-lay moru.l- ia.i. s- ,b,er,
eI a gentleman enjoying the balmy breeze Of the
Spring time and the genial sun by standing 10 IT,.
street and shooting toward. the zenith the arrow,
belonging 20 Digger Indian. Tie gentleman laiD
ihc ancient digger two bit, per arrow ami hi, bill
at te conclusion of the sport amounte' 90 one Iol-
lar ami quarter.
Men are but children Of larger grozth."
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

y. p Brown O.. pi the Ncga.a J,uaai -a'.-
upon %. yesterday. loaaiu- go ANA t..rs and a.
il Toe J'ra.ai Aad no delinquent -uh-r, r,r-. tlr
roral 3D. dd not -ay whether Doc was going 0" atteud
the -uitcr Bide- barst ~.rlau,ut,.
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

John Pattison Of Langton's Express Ne
vada. sent US Downieville papers Pat re-
marked that said papers have been showed
in. but better late than never" by the way
while thanking Pat. we noticed that some of
the papers say that be was accidentally shot,
at San Juan, week or two since. Pat was
substituted for Mr.. Sale-pat was never
shot rot even remotely in The neck
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

Mr.. Spencer Telegraph opersiOr, informs
US that c. S. Fairfax, Clerk Of Supreme
Court. was stabh d last evening by Harvey
Lee Eslr, Reporter for Supreme Court +.
is dangerously wounded.
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

Mis- Compton, school commence on NouHas
April 3th Til, in'tituti"u de.,.se. ,he patronage
Of all WHO havc daughters to elurais aul uho
desire 10 have them thorou-'.l, educated N.
Compton is competent teacher AMI alaay, s,tcn
tive tn her dut'rs
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

Nos f4rr tne negro, concerned IN the murder oI
Albinu- Iaimau. At SAN Francisco. la. been con
,ictei of murder Go the second degree. Nose uir
De carried into slavery phercat ,- lower cf .'cued
pus-ou,'' pill Dee .r atIy rr,ey,f
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

ErHs Hons the Ne -rs Minstrel ns. been engaged
by Nr lee, for % Clown This Circus. The can.a.
ny with which Erhc played at t.i. place. has di.
banded. N,e Mitchell. who wa. to have .a...... ii
Sacramento. didn't Gar -.n. De having sworn ia hi.
vote az tine May.vu municipal election aud
therefore being arrested lur perjury. The sacra-
.ento N'0Hir furnished tie above information.