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Valuable Lands for Sale!'

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
WCNENS-IN EQUITY.
j. B. Sutherland, ct. al
James Keith. ct al.
DURSUANT to decree of the Court of
i Equity, made in this cause. at June
Term, 1899, there will DO sold to the highest
bidder at Pickcns Court House, ON Saleday
in October next. the
Valuable Real Estate
Described in tho pealngs in tliis proceed
ing, to wit:
Tract No. . containing Two Hundred
Acres moro or less, hcng part of the ofiSi-
nm Pumpkintowp trnUt. lying on Onlnmov
Creek, and adjoining lands of James Keith
and others. There is. about forty acres of
valuable creek bottom ON this tract
Tract No. }, containing Three Acres This
on which there is large lIntcl, and all nc
cesSary out.buildings.
Tho Sutherland. or Tract No. 4, containing
Three Hundred Acres, more or less
The Jesse Adams, or Tract No. ), contain
ing - Acres, more or less.
The Chastain, or Tract No. G. containing
Three Hundred Acres. more or less
Tract No. Z. known asthc Ninctv-six Acre
grant, containing Sixtycight Acres, more or
loss.
Tract Ne. 0, known as the Chastain or
Sevcnty-ciSht Acre Graut,- containing One
Hundred Acres, more or less.
The Sweden. or Tract No. 0, containing
Fifty Acres. more or less.
The Reed Survey, or Tract No. 10, con-
t"ing Ore Hundred and Sixty Acres, more
or less.
Tract No. IL, containing Seventy Eight
Acres, more or less.
Tract No. r. containing Five Thousand
Five Hundred Acres, more or less.
ReS- These Lands are situate i'm Pickens
DIS r;ct and State aforesaid, principally on
the waters of Onlenoy Creek .'-
TERMS OF SALE.-Thc terms ofsalc are
a cred one and two years, with interest from
the date thereof, except II sufficient sum to
pay the costs of these proceedings, which
must he pail in cash. The purchasers to
give bond TO the Commissioner, with mt least
two good surcties, to secure the payment of
the purchase money, and pay extra for titlcs.
ROB"r. A. THOMPSON, c.E.r.D.
Com - Office Aug g. 1850 ia
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The Wonders of Inventions.

The Wonders of Inventions
Among the thousand marvellous invcn-
tions which American genius has produced
within the last few years, are the following
compiled III an abstract from the Patent
Olhec Report. Read them over, and then
say il you can, that thorc is nothing new
under the sun.
The report explains the principle of the
celebrated Hobb lock. Its f" unpick;bii-
ty' depends upon a secondary or false set
of tumblcrs, which prevent Instruments
uScd iii picking, from reaching the real
ones. Moreover tho lock is powder proof,
and may be loaded through the kcy.holc
and fired oft till the burglar is tired of his
trultless work, or fears that the explosions
will bring to view his experiments more
witnesses than he desires.
Doors and shutters have been patcntod
that cannot be broken through with either
pick or slcdgc-hmmcr. The burglurs oc
cupations gone.
harpoon is described Which makes the
whale Kill himself. The more he pulls the
line, the deeper goes the harpoon.
An icc-making machine has been pat
cntcd, which is worked by steam engine
In an experimental trial, it frozc several
bottles of sherry and produced blocks of
ice the size Of II cubic foot when the thcr.
momcter was up to eighty degrees. It's
calculated that for every tun of coal put
into the furnace, it will make tun of lee
From one examiners report, we gather
some idea of the value of patents. A
man had made slight improvement in
straw-cutters, took model of his machine
through the western States, aud after
tour OF eight months, returned with ,SlO.-.
600. Another man had n machine to
thrash and clean grain, which in ) months,
lie sold for 100000. These arc ordinary
cases, while such inventions as the tele.
graph, the planning machine, and indi-
rubber patents, arc worth millions each
Another examiners report describes
new electrical Inventions Among these
is an electrical whaling apparatus, by which
the whale is literally "shockcd to death"
Anothcris All electro magnetic alarn, which
rings bells and displays signals in case of
fire and burglars. Another is an electric
clock, which wakes you up, tells you what
timc it is, and lights IA lamp for you at any
hour you please.
There is "A "sound gatlcrcr," sort of
husc oar,!ruppet' TO DC placed IN front OF
.ocomo,'vc' bringing TO the engineers
c',s a., Inc ~, no'sc aho"a perfectly dist'nct,
nosw'1ns'ahul"s5 T, thc noise OF the train.
ihcre Is All invention that picks up pins
IRON rom confused n "e"p' turns them around
M'.n .''e.r lII ,iI'uS up "ha SUCKS them IN pa
Pers !" regular rows
A'olher goes through the whole process
o' c'S,r n'aN'"g taxing III leaves ana turn
i'S 6"'I: cut. n,l,sncu c'sars' :,
@ o''o 'h'Gn'',e @ IN, Gus cnecSo; Hnotner SconrS
aud seven or eight take in washing and
ironing 30,
There is paflor chair patented that can
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LAND FOR SALE,

IINllE place where | now live. together
IL with my Sons, containing ONE HUN.
DRIED AND F0RTY-SEvEN ACRES
There arc about thirty acres of fresh Land
in cultivation, and some ten or twelve acres
ofbrancl bottom. Thcrcare two settlements.
and ono of tue best Springs in the Dstric.,
OH the place. now offer these Lands for
sale, at low rates, rs have got my consent
to move to the Wcst Call and SOC.
WM. G.. MULLiNNIX.,
Aug. u 1851 3D. ,..3
,.R-ay" The. Anderson Gazette please cnpy
three times and send account. w. G.. NJ.
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LAND FOR SALE. :.
A Great Bargain TO be Had

ME now offer for sale. one of tho most
w beautiful picturesque, pleasant and
healthy Sammor rosideneesthat can lie found
10 the State. 1t lies on 0oienoy Creek, Ia
Pickens, miles from Col. lIagond's. 6 miles
from Mrs. Barton's, 3! miles from Maj. Alex
Gnder's plantation; and conteins OPT Acres,
90 Acres of rich bottom, never oyeraown, i'm
high state of onltiyation. and much good
uplHd. With the, bost Cattle and iIoS rstncc
In the State, Us be sold because we bought
1t jointly BUT cannot divide it satisfactorily. =
Any person wishing to buy such u plantation
would do well to oall and sec tho place, the
splendid crop-n nnw standing ON 1t, got some
of th6pnrcst water in tho world,-nnd Wow
of the most splendid mountain scenery in
the State. Oar Post Office is 81 lof
on tlopiaee.
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Last Call.

A III persons Indebted 10 u. W. Green, OF
~ Grccn-& Rei,l, either by Notc on Account
previous TO the first of January last are noti-
fled that The same must be paid by the fiitocmth
orSeptembcr. All who fail to comply'will find
tllcir Notes and Accounts in the harids of an
Attorney after that date. TIE money mast
hdre u. w. GREEN.
Aug. 10. 1854
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nsS" Where the key is returned 2j conts
will he deducted
The Manufacture is under the guidance of
j. III. BEsEMrELuER. from Ncmmingcn. Ger.
many, skiliml and experienced Powder ma
kcr. He has introduced the highly brilliant
Powder so mnch admired by the sporting
community of Europe. This Powder is q
beautiful round and possesses the polish of
steel, and is entirely free from all corroding
properties.
Dealers and contractors may have their
orders filed agreeable to specifications ut the
shortest notice. All orders should be adj
dressed to JuuN BowEN & Co, at Pickcns c.
H., South Carolina.
WM. r. BOWEN. Agent.
= March Is. 1850 81 tf
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New Cards New Cards

TENlIE subscribers will have by tho 10th
Il August next. a first rate set of NEW
CARDS. and will be prepared to do up Wool
into first rate Rolls. Give us u trial, mt tho
old stand ON Wolf Creek.
HUGHES Il CARPENTER.
Jnly O3 1870 y
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NOTICE,

a 'SEC0NB-lt.tNp, PIANO. Belonging
IA the Pendloton Female Academy, will
be offered for sale, Mt public auction, on
Wednesday tho l+th September next Terms
made known on day uf sale
BY order of tho Trustees:
j. D. SFrTON, Chrm'r.
Pcndlcton,' Aug. 8, 1859 3
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State OF South Carolina,

PlcKENS-iN EQUITY.
EphrTim Perry. ct ais.
James Robinson, Admir-, Bill for Relief Dis
John Mckinney, s' ". A'~''' '"r''y' SC. Account
TllE Comt of Equity for Pickcns district
L having referred the matters of Account in
this case to the Commissioner for settlement, il
lis ordered thot Moadny The 18th day of October
next. be set apart for holding u,e said Refer
cncc; and that the following absent parties arc
hereby potificd to attend either personally or by
attorney, at that ting, namely: james AIc-
Kinney. Sarah Mckinney and her husband
James Mckinney. Preston Mckinney, George
", Mckinney, Mary Murphy and her husband
=, =. Murphy Francis Mckinney, Preston
Mckinney, jr., Nancy Mckinney, jr, Mary
Ernest and William Mckinney. The parties
defendants within the jurisdiction of the Court,
arc also required to be likewise represented OH
the. day aforesaid.
R0BT. a. THOMPSON, o.E.r.p.
Com'rs. Office. Aug. II. 1869 td.
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Medical Notice.

n0CTORS MABRY AND SLOAN hav.
AZ ing formeda Copurncrsl,ipin the prac-
tico of Medicine aud Surgcry, respectfully
offer tboir Professional services to the com.
munity at large.
Pendeton. S. @. April 81. 1850 40 n
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Notice

| S hereby given that application will be made
L -at the, next session OF the Legislature to dis
continue Millcr's New Road, at Stamn Creek.
and to adopt the old Road tasa better route.
MANY CITIZENS
Aug. l5, 1859 Am
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NEW GROCERY STORE.

At AlcAchS u NJ.
FENIlE subscriber begs leave to inform his
n friends and the public generally, that he
has opened a
GROCERY STORE.
And is pow receiving and will continue to
receive everything usually kept in an estob-
lismnent of this kind. The Stock is all fresh
and has been bought on the most advanta-
gious terms and will he sold accordingly.
Terms will be strictly Cashier Barter at
cash prices. Call and see me.
j. p. REID.
April |, 1859 SO If
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PENDLETON HOTEL STOCK,

WILL. offer for sale at public auction at
L. the H'tol. on Wednesday tho ilth Sept.
next. one share Of Pcn'llcton Hutol Stock
belonging to j. j. Gilman, Esq. Terms
made known on day of sale"
- j. B. SITTON, Agent
PrnlIctnn, Aug. 8. 1850 3 &
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Law Notice.

1'nE undersigned have formed partnership
in the practice Of Law and Equity for Pick
ems District. Mr.. liApDEy may be consulted at
his office in Pickcns and Mr.. OEn at Anderson.
JAMES l.. ORR,
W. NJ, HADDRN.
PickcnsC. H.. May 10, 1859 I2-tf
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FOR ORDINARY


ReSs" The friends of }. H. MARETT respect
fully announce him II candidate for Ordinary of
PickCns District ut the next election.
EsL3' The friends of WM. j. PARSONS, ESQ
respectfully announce him n candidate for re-
election to the oilcc Of Ordinary, for pickcns
district, al the ensuing election.
Esfy" The friends orW. f.. IIOLCOMBE res
rcctiully announce him candidate ior Ordina-
ry, al the next election.
R>fs" The friends of $. II. JOHNS respect
fully announce him candidate for Ordinary ut
the next election.
n5@, The friends of Rev. JOHN OWENS beg
leave to announce him candidate for Ordinary
oi Iickcns district, at the cnstIing election
Dt&, The friends of THOMAS j. KEITH re-
Spccunliy announce him candidate for Ordin-
ay of Pickcns district. at the ensuing election
FOR SHERIFF.
ns5y" The friends of Mr. ANDREW RAMSAY
respectfully announce him candidate for SLcr-
Ut OF Pickcns district at the next election
RsS" The friends of Col. LEM UEL TIIOM-
.NS respectfully announce him candidate
for Sheriff OF Pckcns district, at She ensuing
election.
E<5" Tho friends of Col. 4. b. SARGENT
respectfully announce hiur candidate for
Sheriff OF Pickcns district, at the ensuing
| election.
W. lIlc iIIthiS bI w " I HNlNi beg leave
tonnmoumcc him IL candidate Ion Sheriff of Pick
ems district. at the next election.
FOR TAN COLLECTOR.
EaH" The friends of Mr.. a. S. STEPHENS
respectfully announce him candidate for the
office of Tax Collector OF pickcns district, at
the ensuing election.
ny" The friends of Mr.. GEORGE STEAD
ING respectfully announce him n candidate for.
the Office OF Tax Collector, at the next election.
GS,A. The friends of Rev. J. r. UUNNlCUTT
respectfully announce him candidate for the
oihco OF Tax Collector. at the ensuing election.
RSG The friends of Rev. IL. NJ. BARTON
respectfully announce him MS candidate for
Tax Collector nt the next election
RSTy" The friends of j. W. l.. CARY respect
fully announce him candidate for reelection
I" the office OF Tax Collector. for Piokcns dis
trict, at the ensuing election.
E-s5" The friends of III. CLEVELAND HUNT
RESPECTFULLY announce him caRdidatc for Tax
Collector. mt the next election.
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New Powder Mandatory.

HNllESouth Carolina Powder Mills arc now
i in successful operation, and the attcn-
ton of Dealers is cnllcd-to tho unniistakabc'
superiority of the Powder Manufactured at
these Mills over that any other in America.
Woare prepared to furnish at the shortest
notice any of the following description, at
tho IL IllnNNint rriI.nS A.i,,.
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Law Notice.

'TllE undersigned will devote himself entirely
to the practice of Law and Equity on the
Western Circuit MIR. lIApDEN is his partner
at Piekcns. JAMES l.. ORR.
Anderson C. H., May 10, 1859 42-f
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IMPORTANT SALE

ilhhh VIII be sold to the highest bidder.
IL Mt the late residence Of Elias Mullinnix
deceased on the 18th and lGl, DAYS of Sen.
tcmbcr next, all the estate.
Real aad PERSONAL.
of said deceased. namely:
One VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND.
situate, lying and being in rckcus District
ON Eishiccn Mile Greek, containing Four
Hundred and Twenty Acres more or less
This tract lies three miles west of Pickcns
v'lic, upon which there are Sixty Acres of
good bottom land, we'll dried and improved.
% LIKELY NEGROES,
Five good Mules, one brood Mare, large lot
OF Hogs and Cattle, one Still and utensils,
two lnrrels of Whiskcy. lot of Con. with the
standing crop by the acre; one Wagon,
Farming Tools, Corn-shcllor, Household and
Kitchen Furniture. and various other articles
too numerous to mention
TERMS or SALE.--Twclvc months credit
with note and security. bearing interest.
TIE LEGATEES.
July %. 1850 ri
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Sole Leather, tl,cmIock) per III. 81 a. 30
ps2s" You win always finla large lot OF Gro
cerics and other heavy goods on hand and for
sale mt low prices at B& C's.
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" ILL lc sold at public auction, to the
Nv, highest bidder. at pickens G. H., on
Sa'cday in September next, that Tract of
Land, known aS Pickcnsvillc. whorcun the
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13
MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
ROMAN EYE BALSAM,
For Weak and Inflamed Eves

For Weak and Inflamed Eyes.
This Balsam used for many years in the private
practice of celebrated 0cust with the greatest
In cases where the
EYELiDs ARE INFL AIMED,
the ball OF the Eye thicky covered with blood IL acts
almost like maggie and removes all appearances of in
fammatIon after two three applications. There Is
class Of persons that peculiarly exposed
accidents diseases that weaken and iname the Eyes
and perhaps destroy the sight such IS
MINERS, MECHANICS,
and other operatives in metals who from the nature Of
their empoyments are compelled to work in cloud Of
dust and grit Such should never be without this Basam
Prepared aud sold by A. B. x5 ID. SANDS, Whole
sale Druggists, No. 100 Fulton-street New York.
For sale by DEWITT, KITTLE & Co, II. JOHNSON
x Co. and RRDlNGTGN & Co. San Francisco; RICE
4 COFFIN, Marysvile; Il. IT, MCDONALD n Co, Sac.
ramento and by Drnsasts generally.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13


Many weary days / suffered,
Sick at heart and poor of purse, ts
Riches are the greatest blessing, s .~.s
Poverty the deepest curse!
Till at last to dig a treasure wFfssg.
Forth went into the wood
"Fiend, my soul Is thine forever"
And signed the Scroll with blood.
Then drew the magic circles,
Kindled the mysterious fire.,
Placed the herbs and bones in order,
Spoke the incantation dire.
And sought the buried metal,
With spell of buried might,
Sought it as my master taught me
Black and stormy was the night.
And saw light appearing
In the distance like star;
When the midnight hour was tolling,
Game it waxing from afar-
Came it flashing swift and sudden,
As IL fiery wine it we're,
Flowing from an open chalice
Which beautious boy did bear.
And he wore lustrous chaplet,
And his eyes were full of thought,
As he stepped into the circle
f With the radiance that he brought.
And he made me taste the goblet
And thought SIT cannot be l.,t r-
That this boy should be the bearer
OF the demons gift to me-"
"Taste the draft of pure existence,
Sparkling in this golden urn.
And no more with baleful magic
Shalt thou hitherward return.
Do not seek for treasures longer,
Let thy future spell-words be:
Days Tabor, nights Of resting
So shall peace return to thee
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13

HENoMENoN.-A'remarkab phenomenon at
sea, is reported by Captain Rogers, of the bark
Rolla, from Galveston. On the 4th ult, while
In the Gulf of Mexico, the vessel passed through
thick scum on the surface of the water which
extended as far as they could see, from N. w.
to S. E. The substance resembed coal tar,
and gave out smell peculiar to that article.
The ocean, also, gave off steam. as if some hot
substance had been poured into it. The phe-
nomenon was attributed to volcanic eruption
at the bottom of the Gulf Immediately after
wards the vessel experienced violent hurri-
cane.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13
Ordinance No. 38.

The Trustees Of The CITY Of Nevada do oTda,n as yclOt
III shall be unlawful for person or person. ,h;
drive any horses cattle ever the sdeFalks wI.n
the limits of the City Of NeYads and any person 50 ohenu
ing shall be fned upon conviction thereof in the sum
ten dollars imIEsOned IN the city prison Tor 'nS
term of five days. .nHl- = 81. -.
Passed Jan. TO- 1850. II. II. flA6Ii TIE.
A. II. HANSON, CLERK. lo''''
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13

AmbrOtyPe
DaSuerreOtyeS,
NTo1ainOtyp
PhOtoSra
Pictures on Silver, Glass or Iron Plates,
Leather or Paper.
MRS. j. r. RUDOLPH, having removed from,
INI the Democrat Building" Broad street has 6tted
up Superior Sky-Lght at
No. 2l Commercial ST., Over DIR. RudoIph,s
Drug Store.
BJ Every taken to give satisfaction to those want
ing Pictures
Nevada August 9th 1s5S.-45-tf IDrN
NTOTICE.-MY WIFE ELIZABETH. hav-
IN ing left my bed and board without any just cause or
provocaon hereby caution all persons against harbor.
ing or trusting her my account, am not response
BILE for any debts of her contracting r
ROBERT r. L. LEGG.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13
Ordinance No. 40.
AN ORDINANCE GRANTING CERTAIN

4 N ORDINANCE GNANTING CEHVAAN
n Citizens the right to build Side Walk.
The Trustees Of the City Of Neadd do 0ratn ollors
The property holders and citizens residing or near
Boulder street shall have the right and they are hereby
required to construct side walk along the south sde or
Boulder street to commence at the house known
A. Sanords lime house and running thence along tne
said south side TO Main street. Said sike walk 10 p
plank and not to exceed FIVE feet in width ana 70 D
constructed in such not to interiers Nn~'
rally with the of said street.
Passed Feb 2Sth, 1859. zoo pu.,.
A. H. HANSON, Clerk. .L...
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13
SECOND GRAND
SECOND GRAND
GIFT ENTERTAINMENT
S9.111. In PRIZES.
'17' Tielets. One Dollar.

Tickets, One Dollar.
Cha9. wv. YOUNG,
win give popular Entertainment in the City ofNevada
On Tuesday, July 18th, 1863,
On which occasion will be distributed AIS Prizes, Val
ued in the aggregate at S9.111 90.
The Prizes consist of entirely NEW and FASHIONABLE
GOODS and are of the choice and desirable stock
er offered in Nevada The prizes viii be distributed to
ticket holders having the first numbers drawn from
up to four hundred and seventy yeght Inclusive. To give
all an opportunity to obtain valuable prize the tickets
have been put at the Low Price of ONE DOLLAR Each
The holder of ticket will be admitted to the entertain
and be entitled to chance in the distribution Of the
Prizes.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13

1t appearing to nay satisfaction that cause of action
exists against the above named defendant in favor Of the
above named plaintiff and further appearing that said
defendant cannot after due diligence be found within this
State, and that he is still resident Of this State; is
therefore ordered that the In this action be
served said defendant Lewis Morrill, by publication
thereof in the Nevada Democrat newspaper published
in said county at least week for period of three
weeks
Dated Nevada city, July 5th ls5o.-4Osw
F. w SMITH. J. p.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13
NEVADA AND WASHINGTON STAGE
LINE

ON AND AFTER JANUARY 1, 1856, the above Line will
~ run folOws
Leaving the Office the National Exchange Nevada at
O'Clock A. M passing by Mountain Spring House Morgans
Cold Spring White Cloud Gold Hill and Alpha, arriving
at Washington by one O'clock in the afternoon
II is the nearest and best Route TO Washington, Omega
Scotchmans Creek Poor Mans Creek and Eureka
ReturningThe Stages will leave the South Yuba Hotel
Washington every morning at nine O'clock and arrive at
Nevada by one O'Clock P. NJ connecting with the Cali
forna Stage Co.'S Coaches for Auburn, Sacramento, Marys
vile and Shasta.
0fice-South Yuha Hotel, Washington.
A. s. 0IIN, Proprietor
W. S. McRomRTs, Agent Nevada. G3ih
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13
NO. 81
ORDINANCE FIXING THE COMPEN~
N sation Of the CITY Marshal and Policemen.

A ORDINANCE F1XING THE COHFEN-
IN sation Of the City Marshal and Policemen.
The Trustees Of the City Of Nerddd, do Ordain o1O's''
SIC The City Marshal shall receive a. a comPensA-
tion his services hundred dollars per month to be
paid out of the City Treasury He shall also receive Tor
his services collector fifteen per ccntum on all monies
collected on account Of poll tax and hve per centum
the amount collected him account of other City rev
enues which per centge he authorized to retain out oil
the amount collected.
SEc 2 The Policemen shall receive compensation
for their services the of hundred dollars month
payable out Of the City treasury other demands against
the City.
SEc. 8. For every arrest made under the City ordnan-
ce where the person persons arrested convicted
and the costs paid the Marshal Policeman for making
such arrest for attendance Court during the trial.
shall receive the OF three dollars.
SIC This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force
from and after the first day Of May A. ID. 1855.
SEc s. Ordinance Ne. 25 ''fxing the compensation Of
the City Malsha and Policemen passed September 18th
1857 is hereby repealed.
Passed April 22d 1855. J. ". GRIER, President.
T. ii. RoLFE, Clerk. 80
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13
DEN IT'S RY.

TISTRY.
MIzA DR. A. CHAPMAN, Dentist calls particular
CuffHA attention TO his Tooth AnOdyne which
when applied will stop the toothache in five mntes and
efectually destroy the nerve, leaving it in fit condition
to be filed without causing pain where it would otherwise
have to be extracted
All Dental operations performed in a neat and sbsan
tial manner, and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases
0FFIcE-In Kidd Knox Brick Building corner pine and
Broad Streets Nevada where he intends remain
manently.
October 14th, 1S56-2-h ....