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nm wOLFEs
oINcINNATI lIEsTITurE.
Diseases Of tho Lungs and Throat,
Eo9of viSSsi,, between bth, aaa s,h.

pBhsONs HAVING ANY AFFEC.
4 tlons of tho Lungs or 81 roat Afeinviiel fsean
at Dn WOf.rrin CfEr fNFAat 1NhtiTu1r, whetothia
class OF maladiea is Treated exclusively the most
improved method Of medicatnE air fnr InhaatlOni
IN o. nneuti0n With constitutional ifcatment
Those who cannot visit the Institute, hut are de-
Nfoga OF employing McdicAtqt Inhalation NJ home,
description OF hlediuAted fnhhiatiun and a lIat of
queebona respecting disease In the chest which, by
anhwetlng eortenily, Viii enable me IN many In
~ etlhoea 70 TORN proper opinion Of the cAae, and
ptesofine ana forward by express o. otherwise (aa
ofdetpdl the proper medicines and inhaler (gse the
engraving above,) with full dsectione. 10 be used
a. home In this way, have treated patients with
entire success, after therhome ply acians hatpro-
nOnnced them hopelCssy ineufnhle
For the circular enclose postage stamp, and
Address,
On. n r, WOLFF,
boz nal0, cinhinnhll Ohio.
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A .tesO doses 'oiH also at once check and
cure the most severe Diarrhcea proceeding
from CoLD IN THE BOWELS.
These medicines are prepared By Or. G. NJ.
JACKSON s. Co., No. 4lS Arch Street. Plia-
delphia, Pa, and are sold By druggists and
dealers in medicines epery,shere, at 75 cents
per bottle The signature ofC. NJ. JACKSON
'oiil be on he outside 'erdPper Of each bottle
In the Almanac published annually By the
Proprietors, called EvERTDoDY's ALMANAC,
you rH find testimony and eommendatory
notices from all parts Of the country, !, These
Aimanacs are given array By all our agents.
For sale 10y
W. w STEWART, end J. w DirTRrcu,
july6-lydaw59 Daytol
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THR RIonMoND ENQUIRRR oS DOUGLASS
The Examiner puts at the Enquirer the fol.
lowing
1--WE know our neighbor hates to answer
questions, but we must ask if he will rejoice
with such exceeding jcy,' should Dougias be
the nominee of the Charleston ConYeution2'
To which tho Enquirer Responds
az the issue shall bo between Mr. Doug
las, on his platform oi unsound but honesty
avowed and plainly defined principle, anu
some man standing on the Examiners com
promise platform OF Il total abnegution of ali
principle, good or bad, thco, we say, We
would indeiin telY prefer the nomination 0.
Mr.. Douglas, NndAhe ignominious defeat ol
Lia rival
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-12

NoTE.-Dr. WoLrr has iuht puhiisheA work on
Consumption, anf ttafleatment hJ Mcdinatcd Inhe-
tion, which hefec0ufutiidHt 10 the attentive reruaa
Of every person who suspects disease lurking In
thelf lungs. II VIII be sent, fpEG or rosThQr 20
persons In aus part Of country radioing States
at 70 cents per copy, The irado supplied Mt ber-
a disaount AadfeaAhh hhoNe. mlRb. aml&M
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-12
Prioes, $50, R6o, & $65!
am NEW TWOTHREADED ELLiPTI.

OUR NEW TWOTHREADED ELL1PTl.
" cal Lock stitch and Improved shuttle Machinesi
In sneod, smuicity or adaptation She putpcfea OF
Family sewing, We challenge tho world 20 produce
anything 20 equal theml They contain all the nIAL
improvements that have ever been invented and sue
Ces7tully applied 20 sewing Aaehlnea thus making
ham Of m0fe general utiliiy and real practical
worth, ~ ipicd 10 the purposes az family sewing
than anything ever yei produced. These arc the
only hrst-tioss Machines that are now sold At the
above mote ate prices. Thoy have no superior in
any respect and, In orderto thoroughly prove their
practeahiitty and general usefulness, We do AL
KfNDa or uACHiNE SEWING TO ohpTn, and freely
offer their 70 any one who may feel disposed to
try them, giving all noeesaRry instructions rcgard-
lnn their operation and infringement.
For further particulars send for circular or In
quire at No. 81 Main street, between lat and "a,
(weHt side.l
peA. Every Machine warranted.
lei 5. q. AYRRs, Agent.
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Dayton & Miohigans n ~.
GIiI eE d.
SH0RTdlINE EIArLiMA,ra
90 MileB Travel and-a houre limo
rET aavnd betwseno TAv-rf
nAYFON AND CHICAGO.,
Two Daily Trims. One Change of
Cars Only. -sa0r..s4
,JUNE 10, 1859.
Or'ains Will leage Dayton. at 74e q. N. and
a,35 p. in.i fof sidney, Litha, Deiphos, Fort
Wiyas, roledo, Dstroit, Chicago. oninoy, Roek
Island, qalena, panleith and 81. Paul .l.e
frgt Prain laaving Dayton ri E AS a. M, ar
risesat Fort Wayne at 30 p. ~, opnnociiag with
trains on the Toledo, Wabash 4 Westtrn road a.
2,i5p n, flr iiantiagtan Pefn ilognnspoft and The
the South Wost hnl at Chleag1at a. D. N In time
70 connect with oil evening trains leaving that
city, This trnln also cnnnhcte al Sii1ey. with
trains on the d 4 I. Roqd, East nnd West and
at Piqua with C. + al, Road for CoinmbuA, and
ct Wapakone'R With Hack for St. Marys, Bremen
and Minister, Div ff'H
Second Train,. Leoyes Dayton 81 s,85 p. N.
ir,ives OF Fort Wayne al 29b y. M, CONNECTS
with trains on the 4, W. 4 W. n. r. at A,IOa.l
N for Defiance, Toledo s Detroit at Chicago at
IL o. M, mAking ciose connections With All
trains for thv West anA North West.
RETURNING,
lot Train leaves OhicuRo b,l1 n. me- Lima i,lb
p. M, reaches DnytonF 30 p. "a. tg n
"a Tain lelyes Chicago 40 p. M Lima a,4ps.ui
reach Dayton $50 a. ~,
Tho 40 q. m. Ttnin from Lima connects AZ
Piqua with Trains on Q. ?. 4 I.R II. fof Colum-
5us and the East both trains make close tonneo
lions with trains on the G.. II. q D. II. II. for Gin
cinuat and tho South, e.l
sleeping cars arc attached TO all night trains
between Lima nd Chicago"
Through Tickets 10 Fort Wayne, Toetio, Detroit,
Chcago, aud points West aud North west. Also for
Pittsburgh Phllaielphla and all Rastern cltea, and
Tor oil local poinAOn the Belleontt and indian
apuiis u. ,oah hrh al by calling 81 H. KING Tipk
agents on the line,
Faro as low as by any other route.
BE careful and Gall for Tickets hv way of Lima. Z
R5"The rates ei Freight to all Points East or West
win ~ ali iimea be ae favorable as arc charged bv
other Companies, TT
No Transfers between Da and Chicago
Or Pittsburg. l .Hrfg e,
apr2a NJ sHoEMAKER, SUM-, (
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-12

WEST PoINT MILITARY AcAuRMy.--The
Board Of Visitors, in their report to the Sec
retary Of War for the present year. remark
ns follows:
In conclusion We have to say, in bearing
Testimony to the value Of the United States
Military Academy AZ West Point as q ma
tional institute, that the position of the Uni.
ted States should alwaya be prepared to ap.
ply to the active service ol the army every
discovery and invention in the art and sci.
once of war These discoveries and inyen-
lions are progressive, and nre constantly
drawn from the experienced Of the nations -
They are collected and taught at this Acad,
emy, no that the graduate goes ont to his
duty as an officer fully instructed in the sci
enee and skill of the latest discoveries ia HIT
profession. Touching the expenditure by
the government necessary TO keep up In the
most effective order this Academy, the Board
of Visitors take this occasion torocord, indi.
yidually and collectively, their we'll assured
opinion that it is but drop in the ocean
compared with the advantages resulting, and
that have resulted, to the United Statos from
this institution.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-12

If you would have something extra in the
Daguerreotype, Ambrotype or Photograph.
10 limo beadvised and 60 TO Seebohm' Palace
Of Art, Market House He is tho only Ar
tist engaged in this business. octG
Rag-Sce advertisement of DR.. Snnrord's
LIVER lNYlGORATOR in another COL
ann.
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Medical Notioa.

DR. A. GEiGER has associated with him
~ in the practlceof medicine and surgery, Dr. ].
T. stephens, late OF ~ Johns Hospital, Cincinnati,
PROMPT attention Will be- given 20 all calls In their
profession, Ofloe, south east corner of filth and
ieiierpon atreetns mk1
"a. LUNCH every day, at tho Metre
OlltAag - ~ o'slosE sPrs
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B. N. DAVIS,
No. 70, Jefferson street,
DAYTNN d

u N. D., having dispo7od of his stock Of
his entire attention TO manufacturing home made
work, which he will get up In nny 81 lie to suit his
ed to serve,
He invites ladies' and gentlemen 10 call and leave
orders for work, and he pledges his reputation as
man aud mechanic to please all who can DO pleased.
myQ3tf
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TEE DEMAND

Having already EXeEEDED THE SUP
PLY, and being now PREPARED TO
MEET ANY DE MANI, aud TO FILL ALL
ORDERS PROMPTLY we feel it our
duty, to tho class Of people who have been
neither wrLLiSd nor ABLE to pay such
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For rhll.lfrn Ieelhlnr
RELIEF AND HEALTH


RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YoUn INrANrs.
we have put up and hoia this article for over
TRurn Of II, what wen, have never been ab 10
say OF any other medi- ~ eine-NEVER HAS III
FAtLEp, IN A AsINGLEIO INSTANCE, TO Er.
FkCr A CURE, when y timely used. Never did
we know an instance ~ otdiasatisfaction ty any
one who used II. On theh-, contrary, all hfc de-
lighted with It's ophra-ff lions. and apeak IN
terms Of hlghcat com-l1 mendation OF lie magic
al efoota and mcdlcal~ virtues We tpcaK ia
this matter WHAT wr-g. no RNowh alter ten
yeara experience, andO FLEpar Qua RrPurA-
rfoS FOR THE rULFtL- J. MEgr OF WHAT VIZ
HERE DECLARE. In al n mnGt every lnnlanrr
where the infant Ia auf- - fAring nom pain ana
exhaustion, rclot winki be found In ilteon or
twenty minutna anerkN thoayiur amlniniercd
This valuable prepatar tion 10 the prosariptlon
Of one Of the most kX63 Z FRI y NC Ep aud
sklLLFu VI MUSES. ma Now England, and has
been used with EEvEaO rAtLtNo sutcrgg tN
rHOuBANOs1 UFCAsEs.
Hnot oHly relieves the :, child rom pain, but In
Vlgoratos the stOinseh ~ aud h0welB, eotfcoid
aoidityi and giyea tone and energy to the whole
aystom, " VIII nlmOstTfa Instantly relieve GRl-
PING IN THE DOWSA EL3 AND WIND coll
iC, AMI overcome conf-. VulslouH, which, ii not
speedily remcdicd, ondiC IN death. We heiioycit
the INST and sunearf Remedy In The world, ln
all caHea OF nNsENf1 TkRN ANH pIAR-
RHd IN CHILDREN, - whether it ariaos from
teothlng, or from anyfsa other cause We would
say every mother who,ri has q child aunering
from anv OF the furego ~ lug complaints - no
NOT LNr YOUR pRHcg JUDGES NOR THE
PREJuDfcEs or orHE; ERs, aland between
mountaineering child and = the relief that viii he
SURE - yes, AnSOL@h LUrhLK suRE--io fol-
low tho use OF thiatS medicine, if timely used.
Ful directions for uslng VIII accompany
each bottle None gen uine unless the fao-sim-
iie OF CURTIS PER N klNSi New-Hork, Is on
thP outside wrapper. -
Sold by Druggista IS throughout the world.
Principal Office, = No. 70 Cedar st.,
New York
Price only rs Cents per Bottle.
ie2-iydkw
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aRRnNvIhLp ANp MIAlaI q. n.

"a zst III
Change OF Tinlc, W.
Nnaudaftor Mandy, April IL, 1869, until Cur-
Otler notioo, trains will rup as follows;
Leavos Dayton Union Depot at $40 10 and
S,OGp. NJ Arrive at Union atl 80 q. M and
1850 pm.
RETURNING.
Leaves Union at 7,4s a. IA and l,lj p. N. I,
,rrives at Dayton at LOS a. M. and g. b6, p. 10.
The 500 p. NJ train leaving nayton, makes close
ionneCten at Union with the Express train on the
It's arrival with trains for LRfa, ete Terre Haute,
md all points west, north and north west.
For tiokots dnd further Information, apply to
Samuel ". Ring, General Ticket Agent, Union
Depot, och street.
II. Q. sTIMsoN. sup't.
dec2
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Dayton, Xcnin a CoIumllus ne, y

rs g1 ggS
Three Dily Trains, via Columbus
Through tickets from Dayton to all Eastern
Cities.
VHREE Daily Trains each way, lcRving Dayton
Tor the East 40 follows. Night Express at 30 o.
N Day EXpre1Ht TO- 20 M Accommodation ,i6p.f
Arriving az Dayton, Aceomm odatloh q. 90 n. nj;
No. ExUress, n a0 a. MI Day EXpress 6,30 y. IN.
Trains run by Columbus time, which Ia minutes
faster than Dayton time. ll atf
Through tiukets can be had for all Eastern cities
by calling on p. II, WarmAn, Ticket Agent, AZ the
Depot, East Third street. M
Dayton, Xenia ard oolnmbus-IfAvos Al q, 40 y,
m. aud arrives nt b63 Am.
Al, freghB left at the Depot BY 1.30 p M, win
@ forwarded same day, hv G,sD p. m. FrelghtH ar
living At 6,5sp. M, viii be delivered at 9,lOa. m.
J. DURAND, supt.
g. WARaAN, Genl. Agt. Apri9
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Confirmed Consumption.

and has performed @e most astonishing c,,
cper khotcn of
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To Hotel Keepers, RsstaurantH, Drug
gists, GIooers ana the Public
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-12
HIGH PRICES

As hnye been demanded by other machines,
to use all the means in his power. to let.the
Public know that they can get as good a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-12

Something New, True, Inielghlc and Importan
for the cure of diRce sed boty and mind.
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Free. Doup,.ss .. IN. oc..


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AND coMpAhf-Whf AND now HE Went TO HU-
ROPE "BEMNETr AND Buuha HURRIED HIM
he SEES Brown. or .ltoNro, AND JOURNEYS
WITH HIM CANADIAN SYMPATHY WITH AB,LI
TIokIsTs-TuE ,NsuRIECTIoN AIRY IDEA NOT TO RE
ARAnponpD p,cAusE JpuN BROWN rAu.pD -oo,n
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LETTER FROM rilE EDITOR
SEAMsihp NOVA ScViiAN, NOV 10, 100"
Having Low PASSED osyoha VIVA. ths saors sisuln-
canuy can Inc roaring toftes ho large plh Atlantic
bi'o~s), aud gained CERTAIN degree OF c'mposure-
though our ship Is lar from steady seze the nrst mo
ment u her comparative sobrietS tor writing letter, In
the nope OF being able W send oy the dugarian ieav
iDg Liverpool on wednesd ~ tue mo- nng OF which day
we are now all hoping to arrive cannot promise any
thing very well worth reading for my head hardy less
confused man me waves, and my hand not more steady
than the Snip winch even now would DO found any thng
Dut ataDe 70 persons OF sensitive st"macns But being
an eauor-thouKn a poor ohe-some OF my readers VITA
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me ~ Mers' cdese0 mo aNe my Peseu ro'Me AoyH moi
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more IMAM year ago. ann tne parity made
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Qn.ha nndf hanca dovp fhn hrnah md haau lfuI
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vi NJ na 40. aaw ~ occ ao " 'Ie app.o,ai
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was Mr. Brown VI ue iorop" u'"oe-ooniesseaY tno
ann g. oui n 10 e.ner ~ inc oanaaa-.nese gentlemen
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

THE HUDSON RIVER The river is freezing over
fast and no vessels can make their way between this city
ana Poughkcepse The channe Is yet open, but nayga
on IS dbcuit and dangerous owing TO tho large quantity
Of oatiLR ice Several sOops and s.hoOners rcpore
fast IN the ice, and the probability In that they will remain
there Gnlil spring albany argus, Lsc. ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

PEhSONAI..
RFRTHA NoHLEN WAS THERE YESTERDAY CAN
- not meet you to day, but will Thursday JOSEPH
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HOUSES, ROOMS, 60, wANTED.

HOUSES, ROOMS, 60, wANTED.
FURNISHED HOUSE wANTED-BY A SMALL FAM
Il " Tor The winter and spring. must be In good neishb
hood and accessible to and stages House must have mo
dern improvements and wc furnished. Adnes with name
stating location and price, Tenant box 900 Post onice.
INANrED-wITHIN THIRTY MILES OF AND CON.
w yenien 10 New York by railroad steamboat, snas
Cottage Of only four five rooms 18th lhIc garden 40
Dress stating lowest rent for lease otherwise with paru
culsfs, S. s.. box 296 Post office, N. V
yArANTED-wITHIN TWO HOURS RIDE or NEW
w York ut rent building with one or two Lots "
ground, suitable for small manufacturing PROMISES 40
dress stating terms and full particulars r. ~ Herald ONCE
NNrANTED--A GOOD SECOND HAND ENGINE, FROM
w 10 10 80 borc power with boiler suitable Tor the same
engine boiler would be purchased separate hey coua ny
he eb,Aued together, Address boz @I Pest olico,
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WANTED INFORMATION OF THE WHEREABOUTS
" OF Elisha Andrews, sailor about ~ years old, who
wbeL las heard from in the Of 1854 saog be
tween Honolulu and Canton Any will confer ia
vor the relatives of The said Elisha Andrews by sending
formation concerning him 10 Oliver Dyer attorney and
seor at law at 40 Park row. the city Of New York, United
states OF America
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OFFICE OF TIE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPAWY.
~ 1obtne Buildings q Wall sreet-New York iec. g
1859 Dividend notice The oasd Of Directors this
paDy have this day declared dividend Of per q
the 81 stock CT the Of the esniags
the months ending december 81 payab and
after the I'd day OF January next ockhoders their
the 10Th
The transfer will closed 10Th inst 70 -
morning of January 4.
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NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOK- VI
terest due ls. January 1880 on Msrysvie Cy Bc.ls
ncan Exchange Bank, New York. DECKER, JEWExT 4
PAXTON, banker MAJ ySvillo. California
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N LOUIS ANRlCH
. Under the New York Hotel,
oilers 70 MS frends and the public general
OF Jeweiry, fire Diamonds and Watches twenty
cent less than any other store In Broadway.
Persons who intend 10 make preseng win end 10 their
advantage TO look ~ bis before purchasing any other
piSce. LOUIS ANRICH, 723 Broadway,
New York Hotel
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-01-26

BRIBERY AND CORRUPTIoN.-Isaac Cooke, the
Postmaster of Chicago, who was appointed
solely on account of his bitter hostility towards
Senator Douglas, and at time, too, when
charges of peculation we're pending against
him. has stated that four of the Illinois State
Senators have been bribed by the Administra-
tion to vote against Douglas, and thus defeat
an election There is probably no truth in the
statement, but it does seem that the Admins
tration is lost to all shame, to allow one of its
agents to circulate such report. We have
never had the least doubt that the most despic-
able means would be continued for the purpose
of defeating Douglas, but never supposed the
Federal authorities would publicly announce
that they had resorted to bribery to accomplish
this purpose. The st. Louis correspondent of
the Bulletin, in referring to this matter says:
OF the members returned at the last election
and holding over, Douglas is understood to
have a majority OF about eight in joint ballot
The renewed hostility of the Administration
towards him. as manifested few weeks ago by
his removal from the Craftsmanship of the Com
mittee on Territories, makes his friends appre-
hensive that Administration bribes will be
brought into play to secure his defeat. So
small is the majority in his favor, that buying
over a few members will determine the result
against him, and political morality is so lax
nowadays. that a result of the kind is by no
means impossible. Nothing will deter the Ad-
ministration party leaders at Washington from
making the attempt, except continuance of
popular and State demonstrations in which
case, finding his the strongest side, they will
continue to discover that it is entirely conso-
nant with Democratic principles to forgive the
traitorous Senator, and even to join forces with
him.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-01-26
ELopEMExr.-The hymenial mania. accor,

ELoPEMENT.-The hymenal mania. accord.
ing to the Record, is raging at Orovillc:
The elopement of schoolgirl. named Rich
ardson, with miner named Graham, on Mon
day evening last, created considerable talk and
excitement during the following day. and all
sorts of rumors were anOat Justice Lincoln.
who spliced the impatient pair, was anathme.
tized in round terms. was to be fined and bro.
ken of his office. The bride was fair size. and
claimed her age to be eighteen. The search
for the runaway couple on Tuesday resulted in
finding them snugly housed on Bird street get
ting along finely with their domestic affairs.
Rumor has it that the brides father challenged
Graham; but that is a mistake, or the BRIDE
groom was too happy to accept, as nothins re-
garding the duel has yet traEspired. Better let
it end the way the novels do-"bless you, my
children, bless you'll"
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-01-26

BOLD RoBBERY.-On Wednesday last, about
noon, bold robbery was committed at Au-
burn. The thief entered the jewelry store of
Mr.. NJ. Andrews, while the owner was absent,
and carried off three gold watches, valued at
about $500. The front door was opened by q
false key, at time when people were constant
ly passing along the street, and only one man
noticed the thief. This man was standing with
in few feet of the door, when the thief made
his exit, but there being nothing unusual in q
man coming out no notice was taken of the
person. There were fourteen other valuable
gold watches, in the window and show case,
besides gold bullion. heavy rings, etc, which
the thief might have secured and carried away
in his pockets
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-01-26
NEVADA, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 2e, 1859

THE DISTRICT DIvIDED-The bill for the d.
vision of the 14th and 9th Judicial Districts,
passed the Assembly last Saturday. by almost
a unanimous vote, and will undoubtedly re-
ceive the signature Of the Governor. While
the bill was under discussion in the Assembly,
a letter was read from Judge Creanor OF the
9Th District in which he stated that the Dusl-
ness of that District could easily be transacted
by one Judge, and that there was not the
slightest necessity of division. The 9th DIS
trict contained about double the population OF
the 14th, and if division Of the 9th was un-
necessary, how much less was the necessity Tor
dividing the l4th District. 1t Is certainly sur
prising, that few aspirants for District Judge
should be able to carry measure Of this kind
through the Legislature, when 1t is not asked
for by the people, and only tends to increase
the expense of the State Government. The
Legislature must be anxious to disburse as fast
as possible the $500, 900 now in the State Treas
ury. Mr.. Caldwell voted against the bill the
other members from this county voted for it.