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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-18
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asy- SpBIsG GocDsl SPRING GooDs J
FIRST ARRIVAL OF SPRING DRI GOODS
or THE ON!i!-BREEDEN FuN, Broad
street are receiving this day, By steamer from New
York q beautiful assortment OF Dry Goods, SHIFTED
10 early spring sales AL Qf UIich have been bought
during the past week in the Northern markets -
Amongst them are to be found great variety Of
netc and elegant Foreign Fabrics, which have beer
landed only a few days from the European steam
e-s We beg leave to mention the follow ing, viz:
Chene. Bay adere silk Robes, entirely new de-
signs
Elegant Silk Robes Deux Volsnts
I" A Double Jupe
Foulird silks. solid GROUND, very cheap
A beautiful assortment of Spring de Laioes
Bayaaere Mohairs
81 k Warp do
Ferncb, English and American Prints
Great bar gaius in Embroideries and Laces
Ladies' Parasols. entirely new STYLES
cases of best Rakes of Irish Linen
Napkins and Towels
Striped 0snaburgs
Plaid Domestics
German Burlaps
We are also opening a lot Of Carpetng of new
patterns which will be offered at very low prices -
Our stock of Bleached and Brown Co'tons, Shee'-
ings and White Goods, is slso very large. We are
determined to present g more attractive stock %
Goods this season than We have ever done. and we
hone by constant attention to the wants OF the trade
ard by Increased vigilance in every thing, that per
taiIs to our business to give entire Satisfaction.
BEEEDEN h FOX,
fe S-dl2t 2i7 Broad street.
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~ SPECIAL NoTIcE --CHAs. 7. Won
THAN Co. cali attention to their sale of Sugar and
soasses. at their warehouse on the Dock. THIS
MORNING, at ii o'clock. fe IS-1t
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~ NEW YORK LIFa INSURANCE Com
~ Csp,tai 81 ,5s5, sOI.56!
With One hundred Thousand Dollars deposited
any lawful demand which the Company tail to pay
40 per cent of the annual premium Will be loaned
the insured when desired.
Dividends declared annually, and have averaged
If not Insured, you should call at once and procure
apoticy on your life: No matter whether young CT
old, married or single.
You should insure at once for many reasons:
FirSt-Becdse it 10 less EXPENSIVE than 1t will be
when YoU become older.
Secoad-BecG9Ss il in HEALrH you Will pass med
icdl examination and BE ACCEPTED
Third-LiTE Is UNCERTAIN and DELAYS ARE DANCE
Ro6S.
The MAN PROFESSIONAL or NON PROFESSIONAL whe
Is dependent upon SALARY for sUsTgSANcs, should
do IL. Because with LIFE the INCOME cEAsEs, and tc
the loss OF HUSBAND aud FATHER may be added Ex.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
Ro. T. COLEMAN. ". y.
JAS II. CONWAY, NJ. ID.
Apply ct once TO
SH a w = yWv,osTRTHAa. Agents.
W. 100 Main street
Few doors above the Custom Kouse.
w TRorrER. General Agent.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMFY.
OVER HALF fsHitni ossiS2RGo S0S
THE UNITED STATES,
LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMITED
minms Of Insurance exceeds Two Million Dollars
Annually. The Company is therefore prepared to
Increase the amount heretofore taken on unsxoep-
damage by hre on Buildings, Merchandise, House
hold Furniture. &c; Ae, on liberal terms.
S u w wy !, swTSrkrHAa. Agents.
jal-ts Ofiice 100 Main street
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aPuCIAx 103ICHo.

- LIFE JnsuzA10nj If you
want 10 take Posicy on yenr Life for the srcta ius
b.pe or yonr Jrsf and Ldtte Ones or other cesr
rslafirss or friends upon reasonable ard ssTls-
FACTUAY TERMS. csll upon the undersigned.
rance and Trust Company, OF Philadeiphia'-char.
Ter perpetuai-Cspital and Assets 81 .255.s0o IN
TRANCE TAKEN ON sLAvgs at cheap rates. either for
Uirfy ddvs ons year for five years-fo rtmain IN
Virginia. or TO go to and reside In any Store'sotd"9
.Hats in the Union.
paMpHtETs and CrRcULs IRIS, setting forth the supe
rior advantages offered by this Company, will b.
alton On .he subject of Insurance generally.
~ Office hours daily Except Sunday from
A M TO P NJ, aud from ga to ocirck NJ;
.,,d al
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MARIHn INTELLIGENCE

MARINE rE-HLLIzHECE
A-~--~.~~->
PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nth. 1859.
High Hdtsr this day Friday o'clock.
-~ssN-~4~%l>~-~<-~~~-~~~~~-
AhhISBD,
snhr Marshall, Chichester. New York. mdse, d
W Currie.
scnr Lynnhaven. Croker. Norfalk corn. Bacon
8a kervill. laths. l. Libby.
SAILED.
Steamer Pennsylvania Teal. Philadelphia. mdse
and ra ssenRers Il Tuttle.
schr sarah Bright, Noble. down the river, light
schr Excalsior Riley down the river. light
ecbr Sarah Lavine Ford down the river. ngnt
fBT TELEGRAPH
HAMPTON ROADS, Feb i;-Arlisen' snip EMILY
Cai,ar: ship Cheruhim. from Calao, bound to New
York passed Cape Henry Feb 10th.
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FIRE.-A fire occurred in Dalton, Ga, on the 9:h
inst, destroying the Western and Atlantic Hotel
the Planters and Mechanics Bank, the drug
store of DR.. Brown, aud two or three other build.
tnps
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Ness.ss a VERY PARTICULAR AND
ssa8 LAST EOTICE-WmCH / SHALL STRICT
II ADHERE To-The card which L had publish
in the Richmond paper, giving notice to all those
who Gre Indebted to ne il Individually, that wOu
give them sixty days notice. fcom the LIST of ia
mary, 1859. TO LIST of March. requesting them to
please call and pay off their accounts due me indi
my h.nds for collection, as my individual books
must be closed 81 once; but hope those who are
indebted - me wilt give me cause TO let their
accounts go cut Of my hands, into the hands of
Others, for collection. ALEX HILL.
fa IS-6k
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HEAD QUs RfEk IsT kttIl n ENr
OF VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS.

Z
Richmond. February l6.h.)
4 ORDERS No g.
a i. This Regiment will parade on the
X'Caritoi Square on TUESDAY. the ed instant,
ID at ii o'clock, A M. $50
men OF their respec i've commands ara furnished
with thirteen rounds of blank cartridges. and their
arms ia order for inspection.
III A national aainte will be fired at day break
n on and sunset, by the Fasette Artillery. Major
NJ NIMMo is hereby detailed to superintend the
execution of this duty.
w. The staff will assemble at the Celoneps Quar-
.ers at the Arlington House, Main street. at l0a
By order of the Colonel Command'g.
fa It'd WM MUNTORD Adjutant
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SAM'L II PRICE,
WI Fl GORDON,
WM J EGGLEST0N,
JOHN TEMPLE.

hICNLHUuI, Jah, Ist, tFJ3
N. B.-Persons Indicated to the late concern Of
Price l. Watkins. and those having claims against
1t will calf on US for settlement.
70 4-0lm VI CO.
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NOTICE. have a nice little servant
" Girl TO hire for the balance Of the present year.
hose wishing nice. handy little eri. will suplY
to Mr.. JOHN BLAIR. at Vim VI Harrison Coz.
Main street. JOHN DIOKINs0a.
70
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WET NURSE have for hire Wet
W Nurse, a young healthy woman, with an
abundant supply OF milk. Can be seen at one days
notice.
f. Is r. CAUTHnpN.
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laBcs of the year. an able y,uag Woman. with.
ont incumbrance who will do any kind of work In
or out OK the house, and toerahle cooking and
wsshiag.
Also, young Woman. with two children. and
years ED who is q gosd cock washer and ironsr -
To gooi home. where the children will he cared
for. "a home in the country preferred the latter
will be hired very low.
ApDsy to me- at my Office or at mr. house. near
the Western terminus of Marshall street where the
servants can be seen. A X CUURTNEY,
Office on nth st, between Bank and Main.
Eta
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CARD 1T will be seen by the above that
am interested in the business of Mtssrs ELLsTT
& WEISIGER. l RESPECTFULLY solicit the patron
age OF my friend;, pledging to thea all the adyau-
tages which are promised in the above advertise
ment. Their wants, either in person or by order,
shall at all times receive my careful and prompt
atten tinn. LIE Isl John L HUTCHINSON.
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1 GRAND ANNIVERSARY "a
4 BAIL. IL
III THE VIRGINIA RIFLES.
On the 22H of Februnrv 1870

The RIFLES take pleasure In announcing 20
their frie ads and the public generally that thpy
have engaged the LARGE HALL and the suit of
Rooms. connected with the
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
and will give BAL l. on ,he evening of the Ami.
vr-ssry of the Birth of washirgt
H. The ARa0RY BRASS BAND have been
engaged for the occasion.
COMMITTEE OF ARRASGENENrs
Lient Miller, Hon Mem Denoon.
Sergt Linkhauer, Lybr1ek
Corporal Paul. j LANCE
Private Manterl. @ weidmeysr..
Lemkahl. w Miller
Thou, Sehaa.
Bergheimer,
H. The Ball win be opened at s O'Clock. NJ
with a Grand Promenade.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH
Admitting a gentle an ard two ladies-procured
of any of the above Committee fe ltd
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a GRAND MASQUERADE BALL
SERVANTS FOR HIRE AND SALE.

SERVANTS FOR HIRE AND SALE.
TOR SALE.-A good COOPER, who
4 has also attended mill and worked on farm
about 50 years Of age, and good appearance. An
elderly WOMAN. who II said 10 be an excellent
Seamstress Washer and Troner. A young WOMAN
of 2j, good size and good appearance, who ia said 10
be fiTsf-rate Cook, WASHER and Ironer Three
very likely little black BOYS, Just from the conn.
try, whose ages suppose TO be about s. 10 and ".
An old WOMAN, said to be most suuerier Cook
and also VI AN, atcut ~ years old who hts been
accustomf d to working in q tobacco factory, Apply
at Cary Street Jail.
Likewise. likely GIRL, IS years of age, who Ia
Offered for sale for fanlt She Ia said 10 be- for
her age, q good Cock. and toerably good Washer
and Ironer. and general Homework, besides Nur.
gary ia
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RSe SUPERIOR LONDON MUSTARD, in
Bottles and Packages. For sale by
JOHN W GARLICK,
Apothecary and Druggist,
fa17 Market Place, Franklin 1t.
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ANNIVERSARY BALL.

y
- The YOUNG GUARD LIGHT BAT.N
sssSS TALIO. will celebrate the apr aching
Anniversary Of the birth of GEORGE WASHINGTON
bya
MILITARY AND CIVIC BAZL.
to be given Mt their large and colnmodeus ARMC.
RY, (Which hiss been handsomely fitted up on
Tuesday Evening. February22 1889
and respectfully solicit continuance Of the patron
age heretofore extended by the citizens arrange
ments having been made that will ensure .atisfac.
ton.
Band.
COMMITTEE OF INvITtTToG-Red Rosettes
RECEPTION CoMNIrTEE-WhiteR osettea
FLOOR BIue ROsottes
COMMITTEE OF ARBANGEMENrs-Red White ard
Blue Rosettes:
Capt " l. satterwhite Capt John & Rady'
Serg't p X Walden Corp1 Swords
Private Daniel MsuIe.
TIcKETS-s2 30. admitting gentleman and two
lsdies-SUPPER INCLUpED-to be hal Of the Comnit.
tee of Arrangements and as tie number OF tickata
is limited, early application must be made
ia 27-2sWtl2th Febtdtd.
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GRAYS, ATrENTiUN.-You viii
@ Parade in accordance with Regimental orders
m on TUESDAY next. Feb 22d. at 10 o'clock, l.
y front of the Custom Houss. Bank street, in full
Winter UDiform, with Arms and Accoutrements in
OF der for inspection.
Members will provide themselves with Is rounds
blank cartridge.
BY order of Capt ELLIOTT
JNO L ROGERS Orderly.
D2ILL-Attend regular Company Drill. at
Military Hail. on this (FRlDAY night, at IA eek,
'fe IS Il JNo T ROGERS, Orderly.
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WTANTED-S ILVE L CUIN.-For
w which will pay Sll5 per ounce. which will
be about 221s cen s a piece for spanish quarters.
JAHNkE, Watch Maker,
&e nj,
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ITO CONTRACTORS -eesled propo
l. sails will be received until TUESDAY. the Is:
day of March next, for building a Vestibuie ano
reitins generally. the Presbyterian Church IN
Fsrmville
TIE contract to be completed by the LIST day Of
October next.
The Plans can be seen, and the specifications had
at the s,oie house of Lockett IN the town OF
fsrnviile' S : e l2 fGak5GhENTrioS, Committee
VIM IL WOmACk.
&c l---dIW
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~ GEHUiNE PALM SoAP-l0 cases
'"'' ''' I've" JOHN W GARLTCE,
far Market Place. Franklin st.
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s Co-PARTNEKsHIp NorIcE.-SAM'I
NJ PRICE having purchased the entire int
rest of JOEL WATKINS, in the late concern oi
PRICE & WATKINS. has associated with bin in
the business WM II GORDON and VIM EGGLF-
STON late of the house of T X PRrog Co,
JOHN iEMpLE, late with PRICE WATKINS. undtr
the style of
who will continue the Retail and Wholesale DRY
GOODS BUSINESS, in the house recently occu
below the B,nks.
They respectfully solicit the patronage of thei
frienos custC mers aud the public.
With increased facilities and experience, they
none to be able to offer an assortment OF Goods NJ
all times eQusl to any in the CITY, and such induce
ments as will invite the patronage which they soil
cit All orders for goods will be prom pity and faith
frIlv aYacuted
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TRUNKS! KS!

e. FOR REET.-A very desirable
80 Brick Dwelling, with elk nice and comfortable
rooms. with closets each, besides two Basement
rooms; hYdrant wood and coal house, at very
moderate rent. eau be had by the first of March
next, and at present occupied by IL Rosenfeld, on
4th, between Grace end Franklin streets.
4 ls-1tE
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~F1nn InsuaAsu. - INSURANCE

~FIhE iNsukANvs - IhsUhAHos
AGAINST Loss OR DAMAGE FIRE: at NE iotcea rates
and all losses promptly paid In kfehm1,d me nn
rance Company, Of philadelphia, will take insu'
5ance against loss damage hv FIRE. upon ~ kinds
Builders Risk UmkstoI,s. .Nabtss, Barns, IfogShoof
Fitn,tars, Merchandise. dc upon the most .fdrord-
bic tsrms' =,
Insurance against FIRE, would do well TO call or
tho subscriber The principal flee of he Greof
Western Insurance and Trust Company" Is in the
10 npany's buildings, No 403 Walnut street corner
of 4th street. Phiiadephia-its charter Is perpetual
and its capital and surplus $500 0oo.
t,ffios in Richmond is on Pearl street, Two doors
below Exchange Hotel next deor TO D Eacho.
10 I7-2t q BROKEN, Agent.
f6P FINE SMOKING AND GHEWfEG i o.
O-Constantly ON hand and for sale BY
JOHN W GARLICK,
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fVHI UE fNOII NUN U-TEbNDhH 4 IFNUs IbVs
-~~S-4~.~s,~4S<ses--,-r>->-~<-
High HGter this day Friday 8 o'clock.
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4 SOLLECTOR'S NOTiCE.-l shali Visit
~ Wytheyille, and probably go as far as Abing.
DON on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. in
few days. on collecting trip. and will be pleased
to attend to any business along the route
Those wishing to avail themselves of my services
will please call BIZ FRIDAY EVENING.
fs i7-2t RICd ARD HILL.
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Ees FOR RENT.-VERY DESIRABLE
A.i BRICK DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT
= VERY desirable three-story Brick Dwelling House.
with good brick kitchen, dry cellars. gas. water
&C. on Franklin street, second door west OF 10th
street is for rent upon moderate terms. to pune
tuai tenant Possession given LIST day Of April
Apply 10 ALFRED iILOEs.
IL l2-6tif Corner Franklin ana 18th streets.
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CRUTCHES.- THE LAME AND
" AFFLICTED.-I have this day opened an as
s3rtment Of Clutches OF the newest end most ap'
proved pattern, which would invite the atten-
tion of those in want of such an article.
fa IL TH0S A BULkLEY.
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WARTS.

WANTED-A situation by An expert
w rienced hand on a plantation as FOREMAN
Understands all kinds Of Seed, and can give the
best of recommendations. For further particulars
address b, at this office. fe IS-1t*
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-14
GuAYMAs.-The MarysyiIIe Eapres, has

GUAYMAs.-The Marysvile Eapres' has beer
permitted to make the following extract from
Ia private letter received from Guaymas:
II have not one word TO say u favor Of
|Guaymas except that it is small and safe har
Dor for 200 ships, and is the only port for So
mora. at present; otherwise it labors under eve
Try disadvantage. A half dozen rich men here
will not permit any new conner to make his sail
lat any kind Of business, even making brick
The water is brackish and scarce, they go out
lnine miles to do all their washing. The town
lis hemmed in very close by rocky mountain.
Iof uniform height Of 500 feet. There is but
one garden in the place, and that costs the own.
Ter over 81 600 year to irigate it from the deep
wells. All property has gone up to Frisco pri-
ices, and nothing to justify it. Nearly all uu-
single house, and not worth half that unless
under Uncle Sam.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-14

The PIoNEERs.-The Society of California
Pioneers celebrated the ninth anniversary OF
the admission of California into the Union, on
Friday last, at San Francisco. Mr.. W. B. Far.
well, editor of the Alta, delivered the address
and poem, by John r. Ridge, editor of the
Marysville Democrat, written expressly for the
occasion, was read by ]. @. Duncan. After the
exercises were over Mr.. Abel, the President,
announced that Mr.. James Lick had that day
donated to the Society lot of ground on
Montgomery street, valued at $4,000.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-14

The AGONY OF DEFEAr.-The editor of the
Stockton Argus, thus expresses his "phelinks'
on the result of the election
1--WE are confident of having sustained Wa
lteroo defeat, not only in county. but in State
I'VE are confident that if Latham had succeeded
lin his effort to bribe the Supreme Court, ht
would have received larger majority. as tht
flew who did not vote would have rushed out t.
ibis rescue. We are confident. if the Buchan
|eers had presented larger number of candi
dates to speak in a drunken state from the
stand, that the same cause would have increas
led their majorities. Our people have run rio
in this election. Camp meetings, even, hav,
balloted in the midst Of their prayers, in th
county, and cast every ballot FOR the Buchan
eer candidates. and adjourned in body to the
polls to vote the Buchaneer ticket. This is no
a healthy state of public feeling. 1t reminds
ns of the festivities of hell' parties. in France
during the revolution, where none were invited
to the dance except those who had a relation
.beheaded by the guillotne. A reaction mus
take place. Such things as these cannot exis
without exciting our special wonder"
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-14

STATE FAR.-Yesterday was the day appoint
cd for the opening of the State Fair at Sacra
msnto. We notice that quite number of eiti
zens Of this county have gone down, and many
others design going before the Fair closes
which will be on the 23d inst. The display o
agricultural and mechanical productions of the
State will doubtless be more extensive than al
any previous Fair, aud the exhibition will be
interesting and profitable to all who can at
tend. We are indebted to o. G. Wheeler, Cor
responding Secretary, for q complimentary
ticket
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-14

THE ATLANTIC CABLE.-The New Hork Her
aid, OF August l6tb, publishes list in detail o.
all the messages sent across the Atlantic Gable
during the few weeks it was in working order
The list fills seven columns of that paper, which
foot up as follows: Four hundred messages
forty three hundred and ifty-nine words, and
twenty three thousand two hundred and TWEEN
ty-one letters. An interesting fact connected
with the working Of the Cable is related by Mr.
Seward. 1t appears that the sum of $250,eO0
was saved by the British Government by being
able to inform the Canad an authorities that
two regiments Of troops, which had been order.
ed to England, were not needed, and the ex-
penses Of their transpor tation were thus saved
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-14

WIsE's LETTER.-On our first page will b.
found rather extraordinary letter from Gov
Wise, of Virginia, to prominent New Yorl
politician, in which be advises his friends t
send double delegation TO Charleston from
that State, in case the friends of Douglas should
succeed in carrying the delegates in the State
Convention. Wise, it appears, has since wr t.
ten letter of explanations" but that we have
not seen, but in all probability it will only
make the matter worse for him. This letter il
supposed to have destroyed any chance whicl
Wise may have had of getting the vote Of Elm
gle New York delegate in the Charleston Con
vention. aud the contest in that State will now
be between the friends of Douglas aud Dickin-
son; the chances being greatly in favor of
Douglas carrying the united delegation.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-14

NATURAL CURIosTY.-Col. James Glover OF
be California Overland Mail Company. inform.
the Bulletin (Tenn.) Examiner of the existence
|of remarkable spring on bis route 2sO mile:
east of E Paso, on the road leading to San An
tonic. 1t is fully one hundred and fifty feet in
diameter and has been sounded to the depth of
|eight thousand feet without finding bottom
The surface is as smooth as that of q noun tain
lake. 1t breaks out, running about three miles
when it disappears, and again, six miles dis
tant, reappears, forming q stream fifteen ia
twenty feet deep in many places. tits slightly
|impregnated with alkali and salt. and contain,
five varieties of fish. 1t is called the Leon
Hole.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-14

TUE 18th JUDICIAL DIsTRIcT.-The Mountain
Messenger, published at La Porte, Sierra county
says that the vote for District Judge oft2e It'll
District, composed of the counties Of Sierra an'
!Plumas, though doubtful, is considered favora
bile to the election of Col. R. II. Taylor, tn
|anti-Leoompton candidate. As far as hear
from in northern Sierra. Taylor has s65 votes
vanclief s62. and Taylor's reported majorit..
in southern Sierra is 800. In Plumas county
Taylor has majority, and should the reporte'
vote Of Sierra be confirmed, by the official re
turns, he Will be elected by handsome ma
.jority.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-14

THE MARYsvILLE HoMICIDE.-On Saturday
last, r. NJ. and BENZ. Turner, and Richard
Thomas, the parties engaged in the affray
which resulted in the death of Simpson, were
examined before Judge Lindley, at MarysvilIe.
The evidence taken on the examination was
not published. Thomas was discharged and
the two Turner's were committed to Jail to
await the action Of the Grand Jury. There ap'
pears to be considerable public feeling at Ma.
rysville, in regard to the affair, the friends Of
one party complaining because Thomas was
discharged, while others complain because the
Turner's were not admitted to bail.