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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23

ALunP or COMA lump gold weighing fOrtyave
and worth s75 Sunday, December 18th, from
Meehsn & Co.'S claim Illinois Canon just above Pckers
Flat county, California We have known amounts Of
gold quartz lump but in hard dollars drawn out of
OF our places nearer home, OF much ger figure.
weeks SINCE gentleman in ST. Louis dug S0OOo;
another in Philadelphia another, in New York,
500 COO; and May be mentioned The mine from
which these large amounts the celebrated Lo-
ries Of Wood Eddy Co.. Wilmington Del, aad Augusta, Ca
by senlnga So S. s2 to their address, at either places
you secure an interest claim that has yielded better
the past yesr SPECTATORS than Pixies Peak other
celebrated gold mines.--X Y Leader.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23

WHEAT PRosPRCTs IN 0HIO.-We have it from o
gentleman capable of judging and practically intel
ligeut upon the subject that the whestcrop South
western Oho-through which part of the State he
has lately passed-never looked better. There was
much more than the usual quantity of seed sewn last
fan, and the fields not only generally LOOK WE'LL but
particular fields which it was feared were ruinousy
wlnter>killed have within the last three weeks so
revived as to promise an average yield Prospects
at this season Of the year were never bri sh'er.
There viii be- s4ys Informant, at least a third
more corn planted than usuai and preparations are
making for mort vigcrOu, gicatural season, and
with the tes OF bgckersbouy ant hop s. ClepeEaRd
Herald
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23

The &eEs Of yesterday morning contained card
from Ex,Gov. WN. Is. CAMPBELL, addressed to his
friends in the fifth Congressional District, in which
he Gays his fprivste engagements are such that he
cannot consent TO become candidate foS Congress"
The Governor has no idea Of being made a drudge.
II his party friends pretty Of they
would be peri city wiling that he should enjoy
the pleasures Of private life he we'll knows, for
this is The hrst time he has been called upon to
6ght the battles Ct his party when it was in most
desperate strait.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23

a LAWYER FINED FOR ALLEGED CONTEMPT OF
COURr-The Frederick Md Citizen, in it's report
of the proceedings of the Circuit Court of that
ty has the following:
The case of Col. VIM. P. Mualsby, who was laid
under a rule of court, on Tuesday, TO show cause
why he had refused to present certain prOmssOry
note in his possession to the grand jury, evidence
in the case of Jos A. Lechider was d sposed of on
Thursday, by the eourt fning him FIVE hundred dol
lars for contempt, and committing bin to the eusto-
dy Of the sheriff until the said paper should be pro-
duced.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23

WuEAT PRosPEcTs IN MARYLAND.-The wheat crop
in st. Marys couny, except in lOWlands, is said by
the LecnardtOwn Beacon to look very promising and
is much further advanced than usual at this season.
owing, perhaps to the mildness CT the past fall ard
winter.
The growing wheat in Frederick county is also
said to present an unusually foe appearance. The
Frederick Cfzsa has received some stalks which are
from u TO IA inches in length. The only complaint
of the farmers is that lis growth is too rapid.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23
"a See First and Fourth Pages.

The Banner and Patriot are both greatly dissatis>
fed at the action of the Democratic State conYen-
tion on the 18th. We did not expect them to be
suited precisely Indeed we did not care TO satisfy
them. The delegates 10 the convention preferred
10 satisfy themselves and the constituencies which
they represented. As our contemporaries have as
sumed the title Of ''0ProsITIoN," TO indicate the
purposes and principles of their party, they were
Of ecu Sc prepared in advance to oppose any plat
form which the Democratic convention might adopt.
If they should approve it they would be sgain with
out q name.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23

Mr.. George Jacques, Of the tOsDsaip Of Cavan,
Canada, was ssriously injured q few days SINCE
by falling tree, that he died on the next day. 1t
is somewhat singular that Mrs Jacques is second
time left widow from the came cause. Her first
husband, Mr.. Marian, was killed oy a falling tree
aad Ofher brothers lest his life two years ago in
the same manner
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23

John C. Ten EJck, Esq just elected United States
Senator from New Jersey studied lsw under the late
on. Garrett D. Wall, ard is aleu-, 46 years of age
He was formerly Henry Clay Wing but at present
ievotedly attached TO the Republican party He is
said be fine speaker, but very difiient Recent
y he was rendered but declined seat on the bench
Of The Supreme Court Of new Jersey.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23

The PERILs OF KISSING AT social party in
Providence I few nights since, young man
in attempting to steaG kiss from the strawberry lips
of young lady, was so indignantly and fOroIby
rpesd by her that he lost bis perpendicuarity and
fell to the floor, breaking one of his wrists.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23
The qua.y o. s. aroes which yin be required cannot be

TIE quantities OF any all he increased diminished
the service MAJ require The therefore
SPECIFIC Quantities bat quantities
10 be delivered At those navy ards espee
tiSey.
gun establish agencies such places that delay may
arise in furnishing what may be required and when Contractor
pr IMPLY comply with TequisitiOn, the Chief Of Bu
Clothing shall be authorized direct pur
cases to DC made TO supply The eey under the penalty to
eNpresdn the contract ae record OF requison du
picAe copy the Bureau Of Provisions Coth ~
at either u the nayyyads Aforesaid shall he evidence that
such reIuistiOn has been made AID received.
separate male each article the
af esaid yards and IN case more than one article is
the tie Chief Of the bureau will have the right
accept one articles contain in offer and
jet the remande and bidders whose proposals accepted
aud othersl will be forthwith notified and early prac
contract will be transmitted 10 them for executions
which must be returned to the bureau within ten days
exclusive OF the tine required for The regular transmission Of the
mail.
Two approved surees in equal to the estimated
amount will be required, twenty
%, centum will be withheld from the oeuty
payments account thereof as coatsra security, IN addition
performance. AID not event to be paid uLt
respects complied with; eighty per esntum OF the
YereS w be paid BY the navy agent within thirty
bills, duly authenticated stall have been presented
lima.
Blank forms proposals may bsobaned application the
ravy agents at uh New Hampshire Boston, YORK;
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington Norfolk, Pensacola, and
ecord or duplicate Of letter informing bidder the
acceptance Of his proposa will be deemed notification thereof
within meaning the act of 46, and hisd will be made
ami accepted il conformity with this understanding
Every he accompanied las directed in the act
Cangr, making appropriations fer the Bsval service for 1876
al approved August Io46) written guarantee sged
by or responsible persons to the effect st he
undertake bidder bidders will if his their bid be
accepted enter obligation within i've days with good
sufficient sureties furnish supplies proposed The bureau
obligated consider proposal unless accompanied
by the guarantee required by the competency Of the qua
by the agent district attorney, collector
iHe attention of bidders Is called tie samples
riU0n 0f articles required, IN the Inspection for recep
ton Just and rigid Eroa fW be made 6teeen he
articles offered and tie sam pie and contract receiriRg
that raj beo0 than and their attention Is also ParttcaIg
directed ne joint resolution of Z7A Ara 1851 and tie
act Of The august, Ic4j,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23

ALLEGED DEFAULT OF UNITED STATES MARSHAL
PINE, OF ILLINOIS 1t was stated some time ago, in
Washington dispatch, that charges CT default had
been brought against AIR. Charles N Pine, United
States Marshal iOr the northern district of Illinois
We have received from Mr.. Pine copy of Lis reply
TO that charge the allegations therein being Sustain
ed by several athdaviis, in the form of communi-
cation TO the President This answer seems full
and complete refutauOn Of the charge, which, it is
averred was made Oy an enemy OF Marshal Pine
and of the administration. MIR. p shows that he
has paid out ST. 4O5 g. for the government more than
he has received fron it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23

LAwLKss ExPEDITIoNs--The San Antonio (Texss)
Herald of the 4hinsL, contains proclamation from
Gen. TEiggs, warning citizens from engaging in
reported laEless expedition to Mexico TO capture
runaway slaves, and then sell them sni divide the
profits The General has issued orders to the com
handing officer at Forts Duncan and Clark to prevent
any pueh attempt, and to cooperate with Mexican
authorities for that purpose.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23

ANOTHER OF TgE REsUiTs. = We learn from citiN
zei Of AeHia that wake gir of that place has had
a negro bITesied on charge OF .'bsstardyl" Our
neighbOring city is having a series of disgusting
proofs Of The bad policy of social equality of The
white and black races. "-DgytOE ERRUe, March IL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23

yEyRUNKS. VAEISES and CARPET BAGS.
Just to hand, Trunks, Yalises and Carpet
Bags. and will he sold a low rates.
febl5. J. II. McGILL.
SEEIfxB ROSOHS.
EuSt Received, choice Dot Or Bosoms- plain and hand
soely embroidered Also small supply Of 8arsaes, snd
for sale. febs. J. II NeGILL.
PATENT SHOULDER SEAN SHIRTS
BCEIYED to day assortment OF Shr with and without
y Cellars wen made and fit than any
other style. They vary price IS 90 For saeby
II. McGILL
SHIRT COLLAEsS.--Justte hand choice let Of Stand
- ing and Byron Collars and small otof String and GarrJt
ing Collars j. II. MCGILL-
HID, SILK AND CLOTH GLOVES, with and
IN without lining received and for sale by
J. II. McGILL.
TEyRAVELENG SHAWLS.--A few shsvls hand
8 and will he sold cheap. }. II. McSILL-
DUCKSKIN SHIRTS.--Another snail lot Of ans
4 , Buckskin Shirts. J. II. MCGILL.
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NEW BOOKS.
JrsT REczIvLp BIZ
HAGAN a. NSON,
No G UNION STREET.

The Witches OF New York. By DOssiicks
Major Tburp's Scores in ArkaEsas;
A swamp Doctors Adventures in South West
Wild sports in the Far West. ~ a German Traveller;
judge iialliburtonis Yankee Sturies
Fashioaahe Life By Mary Eastman;
Anecdotes of BY Lois Nontez;
The Arts az Rsautv. =
The Ladies' Manual Of Fancy and Ornamental Needle Wor
Quaint Sayings and DOinss concerning Luther Rev. Dr.
Morris.
In and Around Stgmba1L By Mrs ucrnhy;
Palestine, Past and Present, with Siblca Literary and
ScentGc Notes. By Rev. Or. OsbOrn.
Barclay Johnson
The Earth World or Geology tor Bible Students
Sunshine: o. Kate Hntou:
The Pour Sisters. By Miss Bremen;
Father ard Dsughie- BY Miss ;5rrIner;
Mary GenEorh; the Forbidden Marriage By Reynolds
HAGAN a JOHNSON.
mhI6 Noe Unior SIR ct
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23
DIR. J. Y. MAY

DIR. =. 2. MAY
ETAS returned Washns'n City, but will resume the
PRACTICE or SURGERY i'll this city early in the com
ing Fall. nh29-dlw.
r. J. LYEES,
GENT purchase Of negroes, No 30 eiar
Street, Nashville Tenn having bought The interest 81 H.
H. Haynes. my late partner in The house occupied ~ will
business aud all m-s prepared axe cash
advances negroes left with me for sale.
$4,000 IN CASH
pay for MOL young negro and women suitable for the
Southern market.
so NEGROES FOR SALE,
Consisting OF OF the valuable families offered in
the Nashville MARKET aud good lot Of young aud women
boys and girls.
mh23 }. LYLEs
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Magnificent scheme!
EACH SATURDAY April.


WHOLE TICKETS SIT; HALVES s5 QUARTERS ssk
A CIrcular showing the plan OF the Let
terios will be sent 80 any one 6esirOus Of
receiving it.
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CERTIFICATES OF PACK AGES Hillbe sold al


money address for the Tickets ordered,
receipt which they vi. he forwarded BY first mail Purchasers
have tickets ending any figure they may designate.
Tie List Of Drawn numbers and Prizes will be sent pur
chaser. Immediately after the drawing.
? Purchasers will please write their signatures pain and
give their Post Office, COunty and State.
? Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in full
without deduction
? Ali prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid Immediately after
the drawng-oter prizes at the usual time Of thirty lays
Notice to COrresPOudents-rhose who prefer
sending money by mail, the ADAMS EXPRESS COM
PANY, whereby money for Tickets VI Ten Dollars, sne
upwards he ut Tik and from
where they have Office. The muney AID order
be enclosed Government Post Ogiee SIped EaSei0pe,
c the Express Company oauuO' receive them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets Certificates Nail Express, to be a.
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WOOD, EDDY & co.. Augusta, Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY a co., Atlanta. Georgia.
or WOOD. EDDY a CO.. WllmngLen. lsIa.

T list he numbers drawn from the wheel, with
the amount prize that each ent,d viii pub
Licked syery drawing, in the following paperA ususa
Ca CousutionaIist Mobile Register Nashville Gazette,
York Weekly Day Book, Richmond Dispatch, and Pauldug (ss
Clarion. mh2a
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WOOD EDDY 4 CO.'S
single Number Lotteries!
lcHkEzEzED GEORGIA
Capital Prize ss0,o00--TEclSsss only $40.
NOTICE To TIE PUBLIC.
As the members Ct our rn have by sy Of pur. bscou.
the the grants cartsFs1 By the States Ken
tucky Missouri and part Of those In s9g under aaaase-
enf Aessrs. Gregory Maary Of WiiIninstos sre We
and afser January Isl, 1854 that q Wood. ddy & Co.
who viii hereafter have the anaaspent of M surt
Lottery, and the others above named.
In All taaactions have endeax1red 70 conduct business
with integrity and and re can assure the uhIie tai
the patronage heretofore bestowed is veil deserving Of being
$. SWAN ( CO.
WOOD, EDDY * CO., Managers,
Successors 70 S S,oan & 90.
The following scheme will be drawn By woop, EDDV Co.
Nsmber Lotteries fos January, 1853, at AUGUSTA, GEO.
Pablic under the saperintenaenee Of Commissioner.
Glass "a draws ON
Saturday, April 2, 1880.
Glass Is draws ON
Saturday, April 8, 1859.
Glass IS draws on
Saturday. April H6, 1889.
Glass II draws on
Saturday, April "a, 1859.
Glass IS draws ON
Saturday, April 30, 1859.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND EeHrY-yIvE PRrzEs
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
Magnificent Seheanel
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BOOAs AND STATIONERY.

F. "a A G AN,
10. 30 MARKET STREET, EASHGTLLE, TE.YyESSEE,
Invites Country Merchants Book Sellers Dealers ener
examine his and prices. His assortment comprises full
stock OF
School Books. Blank Books, Memorandum and Pas
Boo s, Gold and Steel Pens,
Writing Paper, Printers Stationery, Envelopes Writing
Inks, States sud Pencils, Bonnet Boards
Pocket and Family b bles, Historical, Medical,
Theological. Agricultural, and
Standard Works, puar New Books, Newspapers,
Magazines, etc. etc, at low prices.
Gold Pens. splendid assortment just received
Steel Pens. Over Ol0 gr,ss OF superior quality.
Just received by Imh9l I. HAGAN,
INk.--5O dozen BOTTLES, all Sizes just received BY
mhS =. HAuAN, Marke tst.
Printers Ink.
Ky HAGAN has Just received fall assortment Of JOHN
E' SENS superior
NEWS AND BOOK INKS,
Also age sssortuent Of WADES
BLACK AND COLORED INKS.
ca RDS.
large assortment Of Ivory. EEawed ard Colod Cards and
Carl Boards, constantly on hand and for sale by
mh29 2. HAGAN Market street.
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XETE fully prepared - offer to The citizens Of Nash
w vile and Surrounding country, most leautiful and
seF5iceabls stock Of
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DAHLIAS.
XETE have beautiful collection Of Dahlia Roots Of the first
Wv quality, brilliant colors We will furnish
Dozen every diheren: color for Three dollars.
Gardening Tools of every kind for the Of lady
tours and practical gardeners.
500 choice flower Seeds from cents paper to 5 cents all
from Bliss Nurseries,.
PUN fall Of Cowngs Pumps, all warranted
and which win sell shade lower than the market price
Coal Oil0ur lamps known he Of the simplest and
construction, and oil pure and free from all ofen-
sve OrdOr
Plated Britannia Ware.--We have great variety Of
patterns Of casters, pots cups coffee potts. ladies, &c
MACKENZIE & MINGuIN,
mig. No. Il College Street.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-21

HEAVY SuT.-IIicks d Starr, merchants of
New York, says the Telegram, have COM
menced an action in tie Fourth District
Court to recover $l9,722 from p. Berwin.
for goods sold the lnte firm of Brrwin IL
King, of which defendant is tie surviving
partner. The complaint AYERS that defend
amt although pretending to he poor, has Il
large amount of concealed property. The
plaintiffs aver that Berwin IL King were only
in business nine months, and commenced. ac
cording to their own statement. with CAPT
tai Of $69,0n0. and bought goods to the
amount of $l5O,O00 on credit in New York,
for which they still owe
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-21

MISSISSIPPI PoLITIcs -" Occasional writes
from Washington to Col. Forney's papers
jefferson Davis, in his lest speech in Jack
son. Mississippi, which may he called sort
of reply to Senator A. G. Brown, took very
ultra ground, declaring that the laws against
the opening of the African slave trade were
unconstitutional. and asserting that The cleo
tion of Republican to the PRESIDENCY
would justify resort to secession on the
part of the South. The rivalry between
these two distinguished men has become quite
animated. Mc'srs Barksdae and Singleton,
at present members of Congress for Missis
sipri take nearly the same grounds as Gen.
Davis
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-21

GRAVE MISTAKE We are told that a stu
dent in law office in this city made n grave
mistake few days ago In the way of tui
tion, the attorney in whose office A. is study.
ing, told him TO draw up complaint. giving
him the names of certain parties TO insert in
it. After the expiration of several hours the
attorney asked the student for the complaint,
to judge of lis merits, when A. gravely in
formed him that he had completed the dncu-
ment and filed it in the Clerks office The
anxiety of the attorney. the feelings Of the
student. and the demolishing words of thun
der from the sued parties can be easily imag
ined-Sac Bee
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-21
TELEGRAPHXC.
TOVER THE STATE LINE. I
San Francisco News-BattIe with the
MOhave Indians.

San Francisco News-Battle with the
MOhave Indians.
SAN FRANcIsoo, Aug. 90.
John J. Barmen who Killed Peter OK Keefe
Monday night, voluntarily surrendered him
self to day, and made full confession. He
was ad.Gitted to bail in the sum of $4,000
The overland stage brings us news of a
battle between the U. S. soldiers under
the command of Major Armestead and the
Mohave Indians, which took place on the
9th August, at the Lagoon about fifteen
miles from Fort Mohave. The battle lasted
several hours The whites began the affair
with 81 men, and were afterwards reinforced
by 26 additional soldiers. The savages were
in great force and fought with great bravery,
but were totally defeated. Twenty five dead
Indians were found. and it is supposed about
60 were slain. Twelve whites were Killed.
The steamer Sonora carried off to day
80, 1892, 500 in treasure and 731 passengers
The Cortes carried AIS passengers
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-21

GREELEY PICTURED AT MARposA.-In per-
son, Mr.. Greeley is above the medium hight.
rather inclined to corpulency-light hair and
eyes--full face-r ther pleasant expression
don't look like a vegetarian-wears
specs (steel bowed d)-carries a cane, and
would pass in a crowd for middle aged
Yankee farmer, hunting a pace TO locate n
ranch. We noticed no other reculinritiee
except that he declines to dIink-never
smokes-seldom swears-and seems to be in
an unacconntnble hurry to get back to New
Y York rk.-Uariposa Star.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-21
d r. L. j. CZAPKAY'
Private Medical s. SurgiCal Institute,

Sacramento street below Montgomery opposite
Pacific MailSteamship Oompany's office
SAN Francisco.
ESTABLISHED IN 1884. FOR TIE PERMANENT
CURE OF ALL PRIVATE AND CHRONIC DIS
EASES, AND THE SUPPRESSION
OF QUACKERY
A TTENDING AND RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, L. j.
IN CZAPKAY, NJ. D., late in the Hungarian Revolu-
tionary War; Chief Physician to the 10Th Regiment
Honveds, Chief Surgeon to the Military Hospital OF
Pesth, Hungary, the late Lecturer Diseases Of Wo-
men and Children and honorary member Of the Phil
adelphia College of Medicine. e1S- Particular at.
tention paid to the treatment Of diseases peculiar
Women and Children
Office llOlrs-Fram >. NJ. till 9 P. NJ.
Communications strictly confidential.
Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay.
Consultations. by letter otherwise, free.
Address Or. l.. J. CZAPKAY, San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-21

PoIsoNED.-A young lady was poisoned in
Boston, recently, by eating tomatoes taken
from hermeiically sealed can, purporting
TO be Of tin, but really made of metal COM
posed of lead and other ingredients. The
chemical action of the acetic acid, found in
the tomatoe, on this metal, produces acetate
or sugar of lead a deadly poison. The
young lady died from the effects of the poison.
THE St. Joseph Journal of July 23d, an
nounces the termination of the campaign
against the Pawnees in Nebraska. The In
dians 1000 strong, were overtaken on Shell
creek. The whites, who numbered about
$40, had one mounted cannon. and on over
taking the Indians, three charges were made
before the savages surrendered, number of
whom were killed and wounded. None of
the Americans were killed
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-21

GoNG-GoXE.-Itis is reported on the streets
that an auctinneer, who is distinguished as
having attained high military rank in San
francisco. has suddenly closed business and
departed for the interior. It is further sta
ted that this proceeding is excessively dis.
gushing to several confiding consignors in the
furniture line and very much to The chagrin
of landlords and others, whose little claims
are thus suspended. if not totally defunct-
s. f. TeLeGrd,n
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-21

HONEY FROM THE MERoED-The Mariposa
Gazette says:
Some splendid samples of honey have been
brought to town. from Gwin's Ranch on the
Merced. This locality seems well suited to
bees Mr. Gwin had in 55, three swarns,
and has now 35. From each hive is annu-
ally taken so or 60 pounds of honey of en-
cello quality. One hive produced last sea-
son 81 pounds The article brings readily
10 cents per pound. A good strong hive is
considered worth $I25.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-21

DELIVERED OvER-In the case Of Smith VS.
Smith, which has been on trial in the Sacra.
mento District Court for some time past.
Judge McKune on Friday ordered the child
10 be delivered into the custody of the moth.
er, as the father was not considered fit man
TO bring up a child.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-21

HENRY LEBELL was examined in San Fran
cisco on Friday, before Commissioner Cheev
er, for taking from the Post Office and with
holding letters addressed to Mrs. Jane Hop
kns. He was held to answer before the U
S. Circuit Court