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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-23

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lh!oB er, letnsn perlaielrn NGhfommcu nit Ieis
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Nntlntt IN philadelphia be0dnm rr eifrio rnh,u-
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ten au9aeFunpen wrrrcu Gin paqct @critht Fam
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nctc I9cnt Der 'S'"'
@reat SSeltcrn Snluroncc Company III N6jlocc(pbia
NeubIIt,n, WerttittCu, Stalunlen, TrudtipeidCr. Sonen.rSthI,
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Rsn. 0tt 29uptrttHE Der 2G5rrNL Nclcrn >miranct uuN 8rrt
Der itch Strdtc, uS terI9t bne Capital rcrIcl6rn $500. 900. "
IN H'hn'rne btltntEt lh Gle ,irpeigpfnu an y mlllroFc, yncj
va. S~SUitherunecn fur 9HUfc rnr Storcn mCrbcn
9Itti3tNuN c0leltlt FUR Die bctcn Grmp0oriccn uuc ;u ,n ttuialcn
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-23
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IN @Ctrodt tt9 rl0nlruNtu Q@Utgr5, wNo Nv + inn V1rf, Sir.
'cS 6rutloNr0 hNlttn urcm UClac CvlcltCr tNrU man 0or ujtht
1nrCro clmortcn, ais cas- tSr oncotlttC WcuurheitSWfanb rC1
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N'oenten uno rr NoIartl lciccn mo ith buyt 0Hccrr ycrb n,
lhrnccn SemncItr1ntbtttcn %tunr0rbrn muo. 0at grtc GtrbCr
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nttt 9Clbco Slrtcr, 10 miro lriCcr GbcitrR rcntu Sruc cinnchmcn.
pbnc ron cen NplCn WNucnlctrrn. Dem &prbue wc t0ltcn uno
2Schlctrcbcrn III lcrttn, Ole luS ibrc MaiGbl Spfr fr BAG GSrOb
forScrn. Sn Srtratt bWicr GbNt0Gcu ut tNe bette, mas man
ttult ram, nc @@yptr=G oultnurCn III jbrcu norn0ljn 3uitano III
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Slb SSe ~ biSfep.-15O 9bIs. fuperipr SIb gse g1blS.
lev, Herlntceene SranoS, iu BADEN bt @m. &upIpr.
S@neleS. 200 SNrcn %bomantiue- uni 500 ycren Gots-
Stdpf jA eNeeh et @m. Saplpr.
@htte Gtle. 20 SblS. ]prrUslihcn tpciBcn 6Nd, III b0~
ben bi YSm. SogIpr.
3errtn9S.- $50 SbIS. @ro8 unO Gut Srrtnss. su tatcn
bet ISM. 8GpIrr.
seas 200 Sprcn fns Gunponbsr Ebec, 100 % Ypubpne,
III BADEN bet S8m. Z aglor.
Su9arS.- 800 9ES. gyuibsp, gOnreeO unb Saft, 3uder,
ST totcu bet ISm. ) a, inr ~
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Iui 6ronfrejas 9brpnc fg,t Gin Mlann,
Der Bat iih Dem Gcufcl YrriAmorcn,
Ornn BAIT rr crn ScairI niAt gum &umpon.
Nfcpbifc rnHnt ibm bcfGnoig in'S Sbr:
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81 brl@m0rcn pe r2tcnoru mriler?
3n On bcrubt mcinc ultima spcs,"-
Den 3ouHcr trnnt Tn, Napolcom,"
%crlcBtr Mcpbiltp bciicr:
"9SiIi! IN Did balttn nuf 6rantrti3S 1brou
%erlpri6 Den &0ltrrn, lie 3u bcfrci'n
go" Dem Crude ibrer 0eepptrn,
@rmlnne NIT 6cu6clei unO Sbrin
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Ocean padct= mn Och 8cf6rperumaS. GUmmil,ipn
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belt rrprcrTt, Nt0cn WGrNnUC NM Shein.
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Bureau iu bObtu.
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uno 9tCrcrGnc.
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Midh ouf Ot9tS ]brtebcnc, tittrt UNI bic scnci9rnNufraor moi.
Der 9TrCunbc UNI 2aurelCutc ". SoIJrI
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$1,000, $4,000 ODER $1,000 iir cincu Qlnpnueutcu
$500 prcr $1,000 fUr cincn &9cnten, unp
$500, $4,000 rocr $SOOG sur Wriiupuna cincs
prutlArn rplpjtals III 9tcp 9Iort.
Noh mic, Ycocr her nca in europa 1T cn litrroriIdrs I1ntcrn,h
men DEM 9ubInum amer 10 GnncLmbarcu Qtpinounarn o,hnt,,
morttn, wtc tcl Ole Ncrtc c6 grrBiCn les; .CgrnCc, ptunrfr,,
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.t bItibtnbtn 2SItb BAT, lcnecrn II bat npb GItihritis Die Gborr,
tn MANDATES badrcS Capita! Su trrG!tcu, mo MAI cuplId, nnk
sur WtInoun9 cinto cctllhCn >inttItS bu, WrldC6 nutt aurir fT-
Die III Ncrp 2ort lrbcnctn armlutcn 0tuEidru, lcnSYu ouCh mr. h.,
&1Ulenor peutldNer Gnmanertr, Weid3t bier lanprn, pVn Zen i,nrrs
Ictthrcn ScI0cn lem Wrb. ''SH
Dit Den ip9cnamirf Eprdmicn Srrthcilunocn BAT boS in @rh, e,
henoc lnIcrnrbnt,l ntdte 9trtiu. IS banbelt ul birr ni,t NM,
Hc ~NtrtbrtlUn9 Nn Wplor0.rn, Hip9rapbicn II. T. 10. ipIn[rr mr.
eta btcrutncce b0orte Capital, lucIdcS in cine Sam tpnlnrrN Sm.
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lid ut Nuee IN bc @anbc Der @boaenru lctblt 9ciNI ulD brr bTrrt
Itden GOntrout nnNcimNe1ctcn. "'
Mm 10. 0iNi 1898 botbie 5crau&0a6e in acknowledgements H.,
9Hnncn, unp ant 10. Suit 1T Ger erie 2ano Der @ueGabe in y,5n.
cen r:lhEnti SCrt WodtnlNfcnnG fpit,t Is Genie. eprr glorr
Sl.25. ShM 9cb!nbenc Grcmplarc folCI % Gents ntbr ~ S91m>
NHS btrrtto Grlhttntnc Wro ipfprt uno Die Tprtitpmo irnrcr me-;
GrlmCinen 9elicfcrt. Die Stlnnunl 0ut fIr p0S o1n;t y1crf w.
NueTuhrlite Injcl0en lto bel alien Mocntsn III BADEN. Sn,inc
MANNER, mcltht III ErItn no ned tWn Mdcnt it. pc Nornrtr nbrr
nrtten weltI, bite td, lb on MID Sa Ypenotn. Mc0 @prf. 81
JUlI 1888.
8rtcOrih @~cr6arbt.
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Nlrs. 9. Scdcrt, Gf. Wtain II. 10. CTR

Cr,rIitblt ccm etuiidcn Nutljfum jbrtn Tuncp Stprc. no off,
Nrcn 9rmocn, DNmcntlcjocr, MinrcrNuvioc. StiGCrjr len - nnrrS,
thug nm mn oNf $clrlIun9 0n8cfcrj9t wCrbcn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-23

= Die @n8atr, RAP ric Scfrri8cr in Gar.
0'n''n Jules ScmrNIihr m~itgcnpmmrn Dnbcn, lit
cine T'Il@'. Is bat itA ieet brraua riteQt, ban
g'i@tS @tt9enommm it, ais Tic lclbl.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-23
Scbcm IN Der S~ebfprS=StraSe,
roer be-
grimatblO(e Grbr.
Gin @ehrimni6 que YtuacclpGta.
Neuntc5 &apitct.

Gr III Tin Wonn, unc CT lhmclit
@Icth Sdnce untcrm bciEcn StroGl,
l(no rein FAIRIES 6cr;, mcnr audi bort ecldhlt,
S6mtc9t iih Yrr benz S0ud, Ger We've
Nevada national., 1859-04-23
Gbs 0ttaNa y stiouaI.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER. EDrroR.
GRASS VALLEY. APRIL ~. 1850.

CHEERFuLNEss-Apri with its sunshine
and clouds. is type Of a man without that
stability OF mind the result OF cheerfulness
Like the gentle rays Of the morning sun.
which quietly and peacefully permeating the
Invisible pores OF the marble column incress-
es its height beyond that when darkness en-
shrouded. SO do the irradiating BEAM Of
cheerful heart enlarge anl expand the mind.
lifting il up. up. beyond the clouds OF adver
sity. misfortune aud poverty. The exquisite
transports of joy. lik, some suGden storm on
the ocean. die away and leave lifele-s calm
behind. Who does not prefer the calm sun
shine and peace OF summer morn.io the al-
ternating extremes of an April day?
As the lengthend twilight Of midsummer
days soothinely woos US from the labors Of
the day TO the tranquil sleep OF the night. 81
the Cheerfulncss OF we'll spent life is the
twill .hi OF r. pose wherein we may pass pleas
un,ly on to the sleep Of death into brighter
and eternal day.
Chceriulness $ better than wealth or fame
or honor. II Is the Alchemist'f stone and
he who posses il may transform the basei
things of lif, into refined gold II is a min,
/ uf wealth that fiileth not like the widow,
cruise, /, increases With the use thereof Cul
tivate ehccriulness, aud all the goCd of lif,
is ours.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

A MAX HANGING HIMSELF TO CoRrsr.--
At late hour last night we learned the fol
lowing details Of most singular affair
which occurred near Cunminsville some four
or FIVE miles from this city, On Saturday last.
II appears thn, person. whose name ia not
given us. entered the hurying ground Of tha,
place and removed dead body from grave,
which he placed in Eaok. In making his
exit iron the vsr,l. il was necessary to scale
a high hoard feusc. which the resurrectionisi
evidently found difficult in accomplishing z
with the burden with which he was encum'
hered In order. there orc, to give himself
free use of his hands and arms he placed the
cord attached to he mouth nfthr sack around
his shoulder. and climed TO the top NJ the
fence, when he must have fallen of. leaving
the corpse on the opposite side. The rrsn..
was that the cord was drawn up around his
neck and he was found dead Yesterday morn.
ing. having been choked to death by the
werphto The corpse on the opposite side Of
the fence.
The story seems an incredible one. but we
are informed that. startling as it is. it is nev
eriheless truc.-Cm. Gazette, 2sh uh.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

WHAT ia For THE fop IL n complete
spcc.mtn - sn outside phi iospphrr. He il
onc third collar one siXth patent leather.
one trirl walking stick. and the rrst kid
gloves Huh hair AZ to his remote ancestry
there Il some doubt but it is pretty well set
tied that be is HE son Of n 'alcr's goose
He j. somewhat nrrvoIs, aud to dream Of
tailor hills ei,es bin the nightmare. By
bis h-lr. cne would iudgc that he had been
dipp'd ike Achilles, hat il is evident that
the goddess must have held him by the head
instead Of lhc heels Nevertheless such men
are useful II there were 10 tsdpolrr there
would be no frogs They are lot 80 entirely
to blame FOR devotion to exicrnals. Paste
diamonds must have a splendid setting ,u
make them sell Only il seems 20 br waste
OF material 20 put I've dollar. ~or,h Of ben.
yer on five cetis worth of brains.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

The ATLANTIC TsLEGR4rH.--It is stated
that when the words "Hruly" and You nn-
derstsnd' were recently received OF New =
fouudland. the station at Nni-ntis was lock-
ed mp aud deserted. This il an astonishing
fact We ave heard OF I man who used to
blow tunes in lutc, during freezing 'vra'h
er in order TO hear them come out " hen they
melted; aud here We have cable which re-
ians messages for a considerable time. and
then utttrs them. "ITenly' and you un-
d~rstand. " the random effort Of some fish IL
communicates his srntimrnts-ptrhaps a tor,
pedo or an electrical eel |; is at least GU
rinus that when the operators try 10 send
dispatches the cable rcluis. hut after they
have shut up shop. Il begirs to talk. Ou
tn. whole. then. they had better shut uT
shop on buth sides.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

WHAT I've EARNED. MIR. 10 White.
hill Of Columbus, formerly Treasurer of the
State OF Ohio, was rough joker. even in
his flee.
Some twenty years ago. ve:dan. mem.
her of the General Assembly called AZ The
State Treasury aud said he wanted Sc some
money
a. How much DO you wantT" said White.
hill
Well I-don t-know," sad the mem.
ber
" How do you suppose that can pay you
money, then. il you don't know ?"
d" Well. then, pay me about what have
earned
&" Earned p said Whitrhill EARNED
You are member Of the Legislature. ain I
yon and il that's sill you want. ] can pay
you of what you've earned very easy.
Bob give this member that ten dDlldT
connferfeh bH IRE re had 80 long. - TN.
NIT Beacon.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

The editor of one OF the Maine paper. says
that be has had pair of boots given him.
which we're so tight that they came very
near making him y Universalist. because b.,
received his punishment as he went along.
Err.
We know a chap that had pair of boots
so tight. or got 20 tight in pair of boots;
that he didnr wen, along" atall
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

GLonNY fRosPEcrs 1T Vallejo AND MARE
l>LANp.-A correspondent ol the SOlano Co.
Herald thus speaks of matters at the L. S.
Navy Yard;
A general gloom pervades the town, Stree
the evening Of March 25th. when tho news
from the Eastern States arrived i.y the over,
land mail. Heretofore, our appropriations
have been from $500. 600 To- 500. 600. which
for the coming year is reduced to 10000
The wages paid on the Island must be mate'
rally reduced. aud many hands discharged
There are at least hundred families here
Who have just purchased small lots and built
houses thereon-invcsting all they had. and
little more--trusting 10 steady employ
ment, who will be totally ruined in conse-
quence, and all Thoughtful once look sober
over the matter
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

The Bnlkheai bill. after passing in The
Senate by majority Of one vote was next
day reconsidered, and defeated by ac.srs
Dent x Merritt changing their votes The
San Francisco National Of the 10. inst. COM
menis extensively on its position in regard
to the Bulkhrad bill. and says;
" Had the NATtoSAi. entered into contro.
vPrsy with determination. uHder anu
circumstances. to pass the Parker az Parsons
bill il il we'll known to those cnnvcrsant
with the political influence which Il can com
mand. that there would have been the slight
est difficulty in its accomplishments Those
therefore. who crow over its defeat. are not
entitled to the slightest credit To the in.
action OF tbe NATIONAL aud its friends. may
be attributed the result over which its
enumies are now 50 vociierou-ly rejoicing.
After severely criticising Nr. Merritt's
votes on the bill. the article concludes with
the following highly a,ttering notice Of
that gentleman poiticsl prospects
IS At the time Of il, passage through the
senate b. Aas IN tavor of it-vutrd for il
with full knOwl ledts a. Xhlf he was loing.
and changed hiS vote hrcause. and only be-
cause, he was induced to believe that his
congr' ssinnal prospects would he j,opardi-
zrd II he did not do 20 The men who in
ducel him so Ia b"lirvn. were the most un-
miurat,d rltctinn humh' ~ in this city-thr
ehlei pnr having h"rn shipped hy the Vigi-
lance COMMITTEE. Il he rxpecIcd Political
pref rrn"ni ty 'he course h. has pursued. he
y lind thai b. hsi 'ie"n most rgrrginusly
deceived We corgra al ~ him up,n the
position tia: h, occupirS hpfn-r thu country
We ALI hnt cTon nypi him hu, hop" he
will let us know when he gets the npmins.
tiou for Congress"
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

Southern papers concur in the statement
that vegetation IN that latitude is at least
one month in advance of ordinary years
Fruit trees are IN blossom. and flower. of va.
rions kuds 4-n 10 full bloom.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

4 correspondent Of the Buii,iin, writing
from Victoria, April ith., snys;-"There is =
party Of gold seekers preparing to leave ,ha,
place FOR Queen Charloite's I-land wherr
gold il supposed to =. lay around loose" In
fabulous abundance.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

Ia l7Js l. Russell. auctioneer." adver-
ii-ed in The Boston ?ap-rs, 20 be sold by
rrblc vcnduc. a, the auction room in Queen
,ireet. various articles OF furniture. n variety
Of plate, gol watch silk and other wearing
apparel, and sprighily negro boy Of fifteen
years OF sge. belonging 20 the estate ot de-
ceased gentleman"
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

The Plies Peak gold seekers have met
with poor success. aud many hsrdships.-
From late accounts We learn that many are
Incoming discouraged. and look upon the
Whole ;hiEg rs villainnus humbug.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

Gov. Medrry has issued his proclsmslioa
for an election to be held In Kansas. on thu
i.h Monday OF March, in accordance with "a,
act passed by ihd las; legislature providing
for the formation OF Constitution and State
government for Kanias.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

Insanity ia increasing IN this State The
cause is obs iols. Restless. ambitious money
lover, read the followiar;--
BoDY AND BRArS.-M Motion is the exercise
of the b, dy Thought is the exercise OF the
brain. Motion at len.ih eNhausis the brain.
Cessation of nation allows the body 10 he
inyigorated. Cessation u! thought reinvig.
oratrs the brain. THE body must have fest.
The brain must have 10 p When the body
cannot rest. as in convulsive diseases. il dies.
When the brain cannot have -eSt. when n
man cannot sleep. every hour l. step near
or the rnadhonse. Some men work them
selves 10 death Some think Themselves to
death. Too little rest for the body. too little
sleep for the brain. are false economics of
time; and mul;iiules. unwttingiy bring on
wasting and fatal diseases hy practicing these
economies Omnipoirnce rested. aud com
manded man TO do the same. Sleep plenty.
and rest n penty-these are the foundations
Of all great, safe, and efficient activities of
body or brain.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23
The Graves "a Houscboid, /,
ny MRS nEMANs

They grew 20 beauty 'iie by si'r.
They filled one hou.. with gi.e
Their graves are severed f,r and ~ile,
Ger stream, and mount and ss-.
The sanc fond mother hent Ai Nigh:
Ger each fair sleeping brow.
She had each folded flower ia sigh.
Where sfe those dfeHsicrs noNf
The sea the lone blue sea hath orr.
lie hes where pearl lirioep:
Ilc was the loved Of all ys, uanr
O'or his lone grave may ~cep
One fell where Spanish vines are dres- !
Above the noble slain
lie wrapped hts colors round his bTr-s'.
In = blood-rei helI Of spain.
Ono midst the forests or the West;
By dark stream + lsid
The Indian knoss his place o: tcs;,
Far IN the forest shade
And Que Ger her tho n,-;,' she'-
II. leayss by SOFT wini. iann-d
She faded midst Italian aover..
The Last % ihA, fair band.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

mence warehouse, 2i5 Broard stree, Boston.
was destroyed by fire on Monday night
week. with 1000 bales of cotton. $50 bales of
gunny bugs. and 10000 bags OF linseed
Loss $3.50 O00-iusnrance 100000.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

Sc,Rcg.-Unhooped l.die>, pure and unde-
flied christians disntcrested iiiends. common
honesty, sound potatoes, first rate butter aud
rich printers-Er.
To the above might be added. pretty ba
ticians, ugly heircsSc-. good brandy. pure
milk, AMI young ladies that don't wan. to
get married.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

Mr.. Allison. who arrived at Independence.
March 9Th. from Pixies Peak. reports th4
gold mines II humbng. lie says there ia no
gold there, ana that there is no probability
OF there being any.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

1t is affirmed ina, in tine last 10 years 4 i.
000.000 Of immigrants have reached our
shores. each bringing with him on an aver
age slOO in gold. maxine an aggregate o.
$500, 900 900 Of currency.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

\ precociouS yuungs,er, nineteen year.
old. named O'Donnell, is on trial in ST, Lou
is tor nring married to three riyts at lhs
same time.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

The New York Tribunos Washington cor.
respondent. says tiIlibastcring expedition
against Nicaragua has been organized for
-omo time, and Gen. Walkers departure fos
California is directly connected with il, as
tho sr'r-pr'fa Tiil -,srt frcr the P.ciR,
-.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

4 butcher named James Hamilton. OF 81.
Louis. four months married shot his wife aud
then himself Cause, jealousy. He will die
but his wife may recover.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

We have reliable information, says the
Washington States that il VA determined
al recent ctbin-t M. ting, no to recall
le,sr' Di'lts all Mason from the respec.
tive missions.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

The express train east on the Great West
ern Railway. Canada. ran of the track, near
Hamilton. March 18th. demolishipg the
engine cars. and killing four or hve persons.
including the engineer. aud injuring several
others Few p.rticnlsrs ohfsi-s,l asyo'
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

Coal NEAR CRESCENT CIrY.-The Crescent
City Herald. Of April 18th. says:
II is reported 'bst a rich strata Of coal has
been discoy cred near the town. ahd that a
company has heen organized for the purpose
Of working under he name Of the McGru.ler
Coal Company President, E. l.. McGruder;
Secretary. r. Dugan.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

\ crsvas,e was made at Tslula, sixty ave
miles above YicSshnrg on March l6th,
which destroyed Z. North's plantation, and
ia flooding the whole country.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

Al the hall given by the Americans in
PARIS, on Feb 22d, one of the ladies is said
to have worn lace to the value # s0.Oea
franc.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

The New York Sun says an offer has been
made, by the British Government Of 500. 900.
for DR. Abbott's collection of Egyptian curl.
osities. in that city.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

Meigg-, The San Francisco drfnulter. Il IA
alleged il ia Santiago, Chilli doing nnc
lumber business snd worth two millions o;
duilara
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

Sim OldeLsm. indicted by the Grand Jury
for killing Thomas Banning, at the Petaluma
race course, hes hcsn held 10 bail in the rum
- 1In ANa
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

The last weekly reports Of The L. S. Treas.
urer. VII ch is to March 7,h. shcss balance
IN the Treasury OF s7lss 000
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

rsF- One of the must important. hut mos,
dfculi things Tor powerful mind is to bo
its own master.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

Col. Joseph Bond. citizen OF Macon. Ga.
recently killed Mr.. Lucius Brown. for whip.
ping one of Bonds negroes.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

An adroit iorger, said to he equal to Mon.
roe Edwards, recently swindl,d Peters
burg Va, banking firm out of s4lOO by.
by means ofspurious checks. lie is sRid TO
be on his way hither.