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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

Ia TIE Dubuque Herald OF Sunday morning
i Ihs river had risen eight inches during the
twenty four hours
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- conuKNcEp.-There 10 no longer
h' !, regard 10 the commencement Of
0' IN Europe. A war has been inaugu.
e'n .,ich is likely to prove more destructive
sf" Hte than any which has occurred
i' ..reer of the Great Napoleon. II will
n1 y - make many changes upon the map
h'N ral !, effect usy We do not see that
NJ .,h,es are likely to be enlisted. We
cf =, in common With the powers and
-" - .bo have "let slip the dogs Of war;
0'eD" .. likely to join the fray. Pecuniarily
so' heue6tted in having employment
'O' ,i.nos-ia increased prices by reason
" r,,ss ,Oreign demand. for our breadstuffs
'e ~. aud 10 protection to our manu-.
l' p'O TN. country will, however, suffer by
'e'rls, ',s N in ,he foreign demand for our cot
''+e 49, . consequent reduction in price.
,.o growing and manufacturing States
~ shipping interest will be largely bene-
,hipk-,he cotton growing States
B,t as the South has had three or
"a ,ear. and is rich and strong she can
,,., ,be storm. Besides it may teach
sorthern friends that the home market for
s,ne j. the best and most reliable, and
1 40, croyer ani manufacturer have a
kommon interest
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FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS OF PIKE's PEAK
GOLD ARRIVED AT LEAvEswoRTH-GoLD Con-
ING DOWN THE MISSOURI RIyER.-The steamer
War Eagle left Leavenworth City on Thursday
evening, the 5th inst. Immediately before her
arrival there, Hemingway l. Co., bankers had
received consignment Of IS, 900 in gold dust, BY
an express, direct IRON Pixies Peak. The clerk OF
the boat received the information from Mr.. j.
b. stockton, OF Leavenworth City.
The War Eagle had on board one hundred
ard ten thousand dollars belonging to mer-
chants OF New Mexico and Missouri river towns,
who have come here to buy goods.
The sum named above, includes $4,000 for
the State Saving Institution. 1t is all gold.
LII addition to the above the steamer " m. H.
Russell, due here last night, will bring about
one hundred and FIFTY thousand in gold, the
proceeds, as is stated, OF several runs made
upou the interior branch banks, by St. Louis
bahkers.-Mo. Democrat, 9th inst.
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Bro Rise CoMIso.-Tbe Dubuque Herald
Of Tuesday says:
The RIvER.-The Mississippi has been on
rise tor the last few days. with promise of se-
rious effects. Assuming the rise of yesterday
"a a basis Of calculation it will have at O'Clock
this morning, risen II inches in "a hours, rise
almost Unprecedented in .apidity.
I.aft evening il had sen 10 within about 40
inches Of the highest water mark ever noted Ia
this section which was in 1927. 1851 was
marked by very high water. and II is nov with
10 some 22 inches OF the height il then eoaehsd,
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Arrival from Eors Depson.

Maj. Vaughan. U. 8. Agent for the Blackfess
Indians, arrived in this city yesterday morning.
The Major left his post Fort Beoton) $50 miles
above the mouth Of the Yellow Ssoae, In Q
MacAinaw boat, on the goth of March. The
irss part Of his trip was . very tedious and Ia
borious one. he was 50 days In making two
hundred miles, the gorges In the ics making ID
almost impossible for them 70 get along at eli.
After reaching Fort Stewart, 50 miles above the
Yellow Stone, he douhle-manuedth the boat. and
by running night and DAY, reached Sioux City
N eight days, and making the trip 10 St. Louis
from Fort Stewart 10 Fifteen days-taking the
railroad from St. Joseph. , a
We learn from Maj. Vaughan that universal
peace prevailed among the IDdians Of the re-
gion from which he comes-inhabited BY the
GrOs Ventres, Assineboines, Blackfeef, Crows,
Arickarees, Aandans and Sioux. There hAd
been more than the usual number Of Bu6Alo in
the Blackfeet country, and the trading houses
OF T. Chouteau, Jr. 3 Co. and d. n. aRross Z
70. had done an exoellsns businssD- u Yhey wiN
be able to send forward very laFgp apmhss Of
robes-22, 600 TO $4,000. The Sioux Indians
had Jared much worss than other tribes, and
many Of them had been Ia . ssarving condition.
Such vss the extremity 70 which they were
driven, tbs, they we're compelled 10 kRl theiP
horses and dogs, TO avoid aheolues starsssiee.
The winter was not 20 severe - bad heea N.
perienced in that climate in previous seasons.
but an unparalleled amount of snow had fallsn
nothing Of the kind had been known for
years. In the month Of April, there were only
three days during which 4 did not SNOW. and
most Of the time with .grsas violsnos. .--es.
Louis Repub. sai III Il. a ri III aa.
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s.o, ny.n-A man calling himself Vesey,
~. p,o., alias ssmuels, was shot at Oquaw-
4 Junction Friaay evening last and instantly
s,.d He had married the daughter Of Mr..
nj =, the Junction while having wife in
/. city and vas shot by her brother.
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ELoPEaENT ExrRAoRDINARY.-Quite an ex-
citement has been created among the denizens
OF The Bayou Bout section Of country, by the
sudden elopement OF a wealthy and highly re
spectacle planter, with his mothers maid ser
want, a slave, SO near white as to have been ia
ken, at times, for daughter Of the house.
They are supposed to have gone to Texas, with
the intention, they learned from an in.e rcept-
ed note OF the young man. Of concentrating
matrimony.-[Central (La.) Organ, April GOTH
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Messrs. Jcnes& Russell have purchased The
controlling interest In tho Utah NEIL contract
sud u 10 understood THAI they win HAnspors ~
mail ovef portion Of The new overland roaee
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failed. -lfsg-f -
The Tennessee brings dates from Vera Crus
to Sth, and from the City Of Mexico to the lss
Of May.
Gen. Robles was at Jalapa with 10000 men.
ne nao issued decree forbiddlng the passage
Of the American mails. Great copfusion ex-
isted at the City OF Mexico, where change in
the Presidency is daily expected and a. OUT
break consequently feared. a#ads es# tss
: N'ramon was trying to raise money from Tie
european capitalists on . pledge Of The Church
property. The Arch Bishop consented 70 the
mortgage. III hss4s3t4
The English and French Hesss we're ssill as
Sacrifcio.
The Nevada journal., 1859-08-19
InSOIyent Notice.

In the District Court of the 18th Judicial District of the
County of Nevada, State of California.
IN the matter of the petition OF ZEPHkNrA MANSAU
an Insolvent Debtor Pursuant order ofthe Hon
Niles Searls Judge of the said District Court notice Is
hereby given to all the creditors of the said nsoren
Zcphana Mansau to be and before the Hon Niles
Scarls aforesaid in open Court, at the Court Roc of
said Court in the city and county of Nevada tae 10Th
day of August d. 1859 10 o'clock A. NJ of that day
then and there to show if any they why the
prayer ef said Insoyent should not be granted and
assignment Estate be made and he be discharged
from his debts and liabilities in pursuance of the Stat
in such made and provided; and in the mean
time all proceedings against said Insovent be stayed
Witness my hand and the seal ofsad Court this 7th
day Of July A, d. 1859.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
Per Joet Roberts, Jr. Deputy Clerk.
Dibbc Lansing Attys for Petitioner.
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DIAMONDS.
Gold Watches, JeWelry & Silver Ware,
FOR SALE BY
I35 MONTGOMERY Street, San Francisco.

100 HOu1BOfnefy o1f GOVT SnI1 L allcIScO
RrICLES of Gold,- Consisting of Ladies' and
y Gentlemcn's Watches of all descriptions Chate
lane, Fob Vest, Gusrd and Neck Chains. Sleeve But
tons, Studs BROOCHES, Bracelets, Ear Rings, Pencil
Cases Lockets Buckles Rings Gard Cases. Snuff Boxes
Sesls Keys Eye Glasses, Ribbon Slides, Charms Thin.
bles Cane Heads Armlets, Crosses, and every thing
and beautiful in Coral Work, Canoes, JET Work
and Mosaic
ARTICLES of Silver-Consisting Of Napkin Rings
Knife Fork and Spoon in cases; Satcclars, Spoons
and Forks; Ice Scoops Fish, Desert Butter Fruit Pie
and Cake Knives Pitchers and Gobles, Tea Sets CON-
pete, Cake Baskets Castnrs Butter Dishes, Salvers,
Liquor Stands Trays, Coffee urns, Card Baskets, SC
Diamonds set in every style of ornament now in
fashion.
Country orders by express attended to with
guaranteed
Watch Repairing commands particular and
pr )mpt attention augl2 3n
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The Rowland Rotary Battery.

WE prepared furnish at short notice the
w above Battery, and would request the attention
OF all Quartz Men to previous to the erection of MILL
For efficiency In working the gold, it is becom ng
celebrated and have hesancy in pronOnncing it.
cuperior in every respect to any now in use
At our request, MR.. ALMARIS b. PAUL, Supern
tendent of the Oriental Quartz MILL Nevada city,
hasconsented to explain the working of the MILL and
show its efficiency to any who may feel interested and
all can judge of it better by seeing it in practical
Grafton, would refer Quartz men of Nevada county
to him.
GODDARD, HANSCOM & RANKIN
jeI0 Pacific Foundry, San Francisco.
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SAN JOSE, Aug, 7,

] have taken drive over this cham
psigp country. have visited some of its
finest orchards and gardens Its schools
and other objects of interest, and now
proceed to note down brief ACCOUNT
thereof.
Lick's mill two miles below Santa
Clara-the solid mahogany niii-ou'
readers have read of. They have Won
The Nevada journal., 1859-08-19

Spiritualist Paper.-We have re
ceived the first number of the Family
Circle" paper devoted to spiritualism
and progress, published at San Francis
CO and edited by L. w, Ransom and
w. II. Manning. The sheet is oflarge
dimensions, and from the character ofits
articles we pronunce it worth FIVE dollars
a year those who spiritually inclined, at
least. Z.P. Davis appears as agent for
Nevada.
The Nevada journal., 1859-08-19
Horace Billings Hams

TUST received per Meteor the second invoice of the
u of 1889 We would CT II the attento u of deal
ors to these celebrated Hams, as being
Superior to anyothers ever Imported into
THIS MARKET.
We recommend them as the genuine of Horace
Billings aad fully equal in all respects TO the Hams he
has heretofore the California market They
guaranteed strictly Sugar cured under Mr. ngs per-
sonal attention. by the peculiar process that has
secured for them such enviabe reputation since the
year 1851, for
Quality, Condition and Flavor!
Every Ham bears Label with fac-simile of the sig
nature Of HORACE BILLINGS, without which none are
genunei
For sale by
D. D. SHUTTUCK & CO.,
No. SO Front Street. San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1859-08-19
UNION SALOON,

Kidd's Building, Pine Street,
Oudees of what pertains-to arst class saloon. have
opened one of the right stamp in the place and by
the name above designated.
The Liquors are guaranteed to be nothing short OF
the first brand.
Go try them and be satisfied Liquors of II kinds
- l-2 cents.
Remember Kidd's Bull ding. Pine Street Nevada.
GEORGE LEWIS,
augl2tf JOHN GRIMES.
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METROPOLITAN SALOON.
BLOOMFIELD & BRO.

4 TT HE old stand of J. L. Williamson, Pine
n Street, have opened a magnificent Saloon with the
above name. The establishment has been thoroughly
reited and rcfurnished. No Saloon the mountains
beats it in its appointments
The best Liquors of every description served to the
thirsty by the most prompt and genemanly bar keep
ers No other kind will be tolerated.
augl2tf BLOOMFIELD & co.
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MINERS ATTENTION..

GPECIMENS of ld-bearng Quartz are bought bs
Cus at the highest rate. A large premium Is givei
the intrinsic value for Quartz suitable for anu
acturing into Jeweiry.
BARRETT SHERWOOD.
l35 Montgomery St, San Fraucsco
augl2 i'm
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G. D. WOODS,
COnfractOr and Rui1der

t the old stand of z. P. Davis on Spring Stree
Particular attention will be paid to the repairing
of Billiard Tables. Counters and Jnb Work of ev-
cry description promptly attended to.
The Nevada journal., 1859-08-19

Frank Stewart has quit the editoria;
chair Of the Placerville Observer and
that paper comes down to the advocacy
| of Lecom ptonism.
The Nevada journal., 1859-08-19
MINIMIZE RIFLE,

in the State, Gold and Silver mounted,
worthy the attention of every person,
The Public are respectfully in
vited to call and examine the
Prizes. The Drawingof the Prizes
shall be under the management OF
Committee, chosen by the audi
ence, and be distributed after the
evenings Entertainment.
No I, One splendid Gold Magic case Watch,
I3 full jeweled diamond stem, warranted
Is caret gold, with fine gold chain weigh
ingIl5 pw. -. .....$ooo
2, One magnificent fine gold Duplex, No lis
Watch full jewecd and centre seconds...... $50
3, One splendid Is caret gold hunting Watch
full jeweled, No 16776...--................. 100
4, One superb Is caret gold enamellcd hunt
ing ladies Watch, No 5947 ....,.......-.. 100
5, One gold hunting detached Lever Watch
No .'''.'''' %
6, One splendid hunting case, is caret gold
ladies Watch No 20o44 4................-..>... %
I, One fine gold English patent lever Watch,
s, One fine gold Tobias Watch, No I4l15....,. SO
Q, One fine gold escapment Watch, No 1915 :. SO
10, One single stone Diamond Pin brilliant VI
the first water 70
IL, One single stone Diamond Ring brilliant
of the first water 70
Il, One single stone brilliant Diamond Ring so
I3, Ono do do do do 2O
IA, One diamond pearl and ruby Pin so
Is, One very fine gold ladies Breast Pin and
Ear Rings, grape pattern, in case IS
I6, One very fine gold and coral ladies
Breast Pin and Ear Rings, grape pattern in
case DO
II, One very fine gold ladies Guard Chain... rs
IS Ono do do rs
10, One do do 25
20, One gents fine gold Vest CHAIN. 20
| 81, One do do Is
%, One fine gold ladies Neck Chain and Cross rs
| 90, One do do rs
| "a, One fine gold chrysta1ised quartz gents
cluster Pn brilliant style mounted. ........ 20
25 do do do 20
26, One fine California gold ladies Buckle.... Is
| 27, One splendid fine gold and cameo ladies
Bracelet in case 2O
| %, One do do do 20
90, One fine gold ladies Bracelet in case..... II
80, One California gold Ring. crystalized
quartz setting Ii
| 81. One set fine gold enamelled Sleeve But
tons and Studs, Masonic pattern. rn....--..... 10
| 10. One do do do 10
SO, One California jet Cross, gold mounted
| imitation diamond setting IC
"a, One splendid fine gold ladies revolving
Breast Pin, gold stone Mosaic setting.... q
35, One fine gold ladies revolving Breast Pin,
jet setting, also for miniature 2s
SO, One ladies gold mounted bead Rraeelet... II
| 81, One do do do II
80, One do do do II
80, One fine gold and coral ladies Breast Pin
and Ear Rings. ......................."..- 1:
40, One fine gold and garnet do do L!
Al. One fine gold and quartz do do ]:
AZ, One do do do do 1:
A. One fine gold double Locket do do II
"A. Ono do do do do II
| IS, One do do do do II
46, One do do do Dc
4, eps DO DO DO %
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p. B. OPPENHEIM'S
Grand Gift


VALUE ....-.....--..... S32SG
CONSISTING of splendid Diamond
Stem, Magic Case. is carat Gold
Watches. Gold Hunting Case Patent
Lever Watches, Gold Duplex Watches,
Ladies enameiiedlG cid watches, mag
nificent Diamond Ring and Breast Pins
very fine gold Vest and Guard Chains
and Ladies and gents fine gold jewelry
of every description. Among the pres
ents will be found the finest
The Nevada journal., 1859-08-19
/, o. O. F..

The regular meetings Of oUsToMAH LODGE,
No l6 will be held every Tuesday evening at the
B. F. ST0AKS, N, q,
J, B Van Hagan, see'y
The Nevada journal., 1859-08-19
Special Notices.

ty.Th following letter which emphatically speak
itself, written by the Dean Of the Faculty o
Philadelphia College Of Medicine, to the editors .
the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal San Francisco
for Publication:
PHILADELPHIA, January l7th, fe59.
To the E.htors Of the Pacific Medic al and Surgiee
to article in the December number Of your Journals
dcphia College ofMedicine to Dr. L. J Czapkay. When
il was accompanied by afdavs aud testimonials to the
effect that DR.. Czapkay a regular graduate NJ y.
the University Of Pesh had served Surgeon in tho
Hungarian army and regular practitioner OF med
cine the strength of these the degree was granted
The AID EUSDEM degree, its name implies, is confer.
ed on graduates only and gives prvileces Had
pic ton would have refused By insert this In
your journal you i'll do act of justice to the College
and confer a favoi on Yours, very respectfuhy
Dean of the Faculty of the Philac!pha College OF
Medicine.
CERTIFICATE-I, the undersigned Governor OF
Hungary to testify hereby that Dr. L. J. Czapkay has
served during the contest or Hungarian liberty - Chief
surgeon in the Hungarian army with faithful persever
ance. Whereof have given him this certificate and do
recommend him to the sympathy, attention and protee.
ton Of an those who capable Of appreciatng PATRICK
selisacrifce and undeserved misfortune.
| KOS>UTH LAJOS,
Governor of Hungary.
| Washington city Jams a52'-
The Nevada journal., 1859-08-19
Republi can State Ticket.

Republi can State Ticket.
For Governor,
Leland Stanford. Sacramento.
Lieutenant Governor,
James F. Kennedy, Santa Glars.
Judge of the Supreme Court,
Oscar L.Shafter, San Francisco.
Clerk ofthe Supreme Court,
8. D. Parker. Teh.ma,
Treasurer,
Phillip p. Caine, Butte
Controller.
J.R. Clark, ElDorado,
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
S.W. Brown, ScnomA
Surveyor General
P NJ. Randall, Amador.
Attorney General,
Harlow s. Love. San Francisco,
For Congress.
P. H. Sibley, Placer.
e. d. Baker, San Francisco,
State Printer,
F. Murdock, Santa Clara
County Nominations.
Senator,
James Collins, Bridgeport.
Assemblymen.
e H. Gaylord, Little York,
d. Crittenden, Nevada.
J.F Webber, Washington
Abel Dobson, Rough Ready.
Isano Crawford, French Corral
Sheriff,
VIM. Butter1eld, Nevada.
Clerk,
il, Syk es, Grass Valley
Treasurer.
Alexander Fraser, Bridgepsrt.
Assessor,
J. Whitman, Rough 4 Ready.
District Attorney,
a A Sargent, Nevada,
County Surveyor,
JR Archibald, Bridgeport.
For Superintendent Public Schools,
Rev M Kellogg, Grass Valley.
Public Administrator,
James n Moore. San Juan
Coroner.
EFF. Spence, Ncvada.
The Nevada journal., 1859-08-19
Dissolution Notice.

THE Partnership existing between the undersgne
i Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Nevada August Sd, M ;. HAMILTON
au.l2 3w 7. ELLARD BEANS & CO.
The Nevada journal., 1859-08-19

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-29
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fn0pfe on9erpenbet. 9ieie &nopfe perz
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SonScrbarcr Ilnfall.

Sin iun9er Monn, in 2(rbeit bel 6rn.
Sumuel &dn 9Sintel in Slcurtoun, lpGrc
am 4ten SUM beinobe ouf fonoerbare
8eiie um6 9eben 9cfcnmen. Ser iun9c
Monn itano an elmer Sorofen5 uno bate
einem in Der 9otte. .befnoli6cn boIen Sb6
einen Strif nm Die {0Grncr 9ciblun9cn
um Jpn aus Der Cote ju fiiDren ol6 Der
Dds plGelitb 3uriif fubr uno oCn iun9en
Monn Der DEN Stri6 feft bictt iiber Die
Senj }c9, i'm oonn pItDcno nit Den 00rs
ncrn onNriff uno pbne 3lpeifel 0ctcotCt
baben lriiroe, lpCnn 9licelitber @eiie nicbt
eeute baju ocfonmen uno p15 mtltDencc
Sbier peria9t D6tten.
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