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, 1859-08-08

No. u ese o. b.: Aooo bu Do h los 1t a. IN &os A8
bu do II s3ke knno ba Do II - II Aas; ~
atttet.s opt2oa III nekt vtea-
oArs-Recr.p<a. % b. xa.aes qs1a ba& fssn sfh
good aquly for rex crop Bales 800, bu cid crop
at b. so bu Inferior at sc tack; 20 bu
xood new 1t sc on useks 10 In do 1t H..
RYE-Rece pa, 60 bu In good demand md aIm 1t sSc
o-r1nshe1 -
:'pAR1EY-Recesps, y bu. Sales today vere; 10 bu
god pex crop II - on tsaek.
POTATOES -HeoelptA 4 81 In. Market In better sup
OR ard s&los lovcr, sass soar u raaEs Of 40
;be-et ding At ta9ssc With declining senaensJ.
HEAES-lb tn prime At d.
n1Gnw1EEs-yo receipt. nastes quiet .od nominal
A*sc
ALEonoI-s42ssep pr ri.
pRoyiS1OS5-Me.s Pork nominal 1t eis.o0. uaoou
Ham. aka 1e; Shoulder, s@7kc- .-....
LAnp-KeeeptA 600 lis. Market nomlnal It 1o91oKc
TALL0W-Heee!psAb go IhA. In good demand It 1oH
9lG4e.
llipEs-K.eearss. lal77 AA Qules. Green sated, eH
csc; Dy Sailed lie; D5 Flint, 169lsc; sheatsns fe'
| ea9.5c- r.
wooL-Reee1pts. l.. $50 rs, Inactive and nrm 1t "a
&c for COMMON to full blood 1eece-
EGGs-1u good aenaad 1t uh&i.c-
| POULTRY Axu GANE-Lire Chickens In demand n
sl.s5S.oo per dot; pzsirle chlctena si@i:s Fdo1-
BUTTERFLIES Inquiry fo1 shipment. Flrttn. loSllc
Tlol. 1Msl.He
APPLEs-:oo bbla Michigan and. Ind Apples IT s.7
.ei
LuMBEn-casyoo of schr. uasrt IN, fsom Aauiaee, i
stpa a. s7tck: ra.xn Of seow CTxnet fo Whita Ike
mixed ~; cargo Of n5or lupee 1t s5 cargo of sch
Geneoa, from Gran1 Ryer, 1t 81 cargo Of schs Denmark
Denmark. s4Ips from Aenoulnee, n slo-
| HAf-G0o tens Uplaud Prairie taled II te3 oh.
LIVE ST0CK-KAceipts 80 cattle shpme' ts%y ".
HRreeass The rasks4 II hare Of pstme cattle most O
hs snv IL day being Team cattle part It aEe lot Al
| IN I'm ~
, 1859-08-08
From WA&hlQEGOM.

WAsH1xorox, August 6.-Thc receipts into
the Treasury for the quarter ending With June,
exclusive OF trust tunds. were &2:, leg, ,45s, ex-
cludiDg el4.e8e, ,ooo from Customs, ti4s,376
FROM public lands. and &. .o05 goo from treasury
notes iasued uuaer the act Of Congress OF De.
ceuber, 1857. The expenditures during the
same period we're &ss, ,el2 900; including SO,
1900 in payment Of treasury notes $l5s, 400 in
terest oa the public debt, including treasury
notes.
The President has recognized c. Aormcl Ire.
vi.o As counsel from Mexico. ut the port Of
Brownsville, Texas; ALI. Frederick kuhne rs
Consul from the Grand Ducby Of Aechleabnrg
Stset;,z, vt New York; Jose Grrman R1bon "
vice. Consul Of the Gran adam Confederation. at
New York Schuyler Livingaton, Of n. T., Con
sui General Of tie Kingdom Of tue uaTaiau
1slands Eur the uaited SL4tea.
, 1859-08-08

Dr Tx1xoR4ru] [NEw YoHx, AuEut s.
F1or1-ucasJ aud 1o1tsc lower: aals too bhls 1t y Is
@tso for super s.te; 81 70 ess'. state; = for
trsh ground shipping brands R. o. cosinE heavy
Caaad IN qnIet. Rye h1ur dull at +&3+ <.H.
GkA1x-WAsat dull. NJ decline Of 525c per lush sa1es
II II ~ for ehoe nd ettda price. md Las
fur nominal white Keuuckt. lesl IS I'D southern
~ do white old xLile Mich private r. dull Lar
tsy heavy s.ss 100 bu CatifornA Corn heary an
dull: ksee Gu00 tn good mixed western ut Oats
dull, 1i34l far wr>teEa and Csuad.an.
Wi1Iskr-F1Em; .51ne6-
InufI. .Iuak-l.Yk &cse Iu lover for MN; tales
ssl w ii II "a 91t 20 fo1 Il 81 fot thin Ql
fus pri lesf unchanged: .aes 80 bola at sm865
i593sl3 fvE Beef H4n3, qu1. l51ls- Aaeon dull.
Tut Meats unchanged sa1es l&3 packages ii tHs6H tos
shouiies has1 ha1s. Isr fm nrn s7les 4j tbls,
at l0>l Butter quiet m ls tor Ohio. l7s.o for sale.
Chess dull G&S.
, 1859-08-08

NE% ORLEANS, Aug. 5.-rhc steamship ua-
bauo has arrived up with California mails Of
the 2Gth. The muney market ut San Francisco
was tight. Fionr $s.oV per barrel.
Atrscey from MiuitiI4n u the Goth inst,
stated tt,At Mir4mon had issued decree impos-
ing heavy tax upon ever, citizen Of Mexico,
{syoriog the priests. No eshes egeat Of import
auce has trauspirrd in Mexicu.
, 1859-08-08

TaoRolp: c. w.. August eth.-Two Touring
ge.ber with the Niagara Ho,e1. Seyen dwell.
ing houses. several stables, DC, Loss about 10.
0VO The mills we're partially injured
Tho steamship Jura will leave early to-uor-
row morning Ior Liverpool. She will take out
6450, 900 in specie
, 1859-08-08
81, CITY OF BUFFALO,
31ss1lsA1i2l1 4. D. Px1xus, Commander.

WESTERN METROPOLIS, ". 7. P1Asz, Commander.
Fosu Evening Llne hes~een clevtas1. .nd Muas!o r.
T. allrdad Dock Cleveland. evsTy evening fSunsays
e1erPse asoek q % ths a1tvl a the tins 1soa
With mntnln& trains the New YORK cents11 a4d 9f
GAlp. Htv fosk j. Eric Railroad. for Sit7r9 Fails ~
chester, Syracuse, Rome Utica tauy, Cuznlnx. Ensr1
b~eko, New Yu4k And Ee<tea-
Ii .eea speak etaborately Of thu abosH 6oafs b.
cx aray vel Known 10 The travelling public Il In Ill ~
sretrs flrst C.s& coAHop1Ocs and aAxx-
THUS renernk summer trip to New York or any Podnt
east 1t Bra:o the uDst tesfabs Of any that eond le
pz1net-
II The Coupanys Uce nnGef ihe leyert House. Of
Rzp4lolpt sad Dearborn arsft*. an.l nj the depot
G-A- CIR AZ. General e&esa AxFnt.
H. ss4.ni IatS
, 1859-08-08
4 Righteous Verdict by 4 Cor oRef3a
JNrTs

ALBANY, August 6.-Thc inquest on the b.
dies of The killed hy the recent R. K. accident
has been concluded, the jury returning YER
dict to the eS.,ct, that as the Shagticoke bridge
waa kno~a to be unsafe, the Superintendent
And Directora should be held responsible.
, 1859-08-08
~..F~~.f-'-
Railroads.;


R!U AA44AA<1AN wv AAA4AAtAS 2AAS~
1f1 LAKE SH0KK RAILROAD. 8eaeou Arrange
u1ent. 1872 takes t1ect on aut sner april ID
nss5a!r a'STs1 Wsisgao i1 % nfnn. xSf Foaad
9ustee Detroit sasp:asoa 51d.E Sl7Ea ralis uaat"'
lTttsa 'xh+ uaE!sbutEh Nheeiak Syracuse To1, Bur.
lnxtnn and ~ hs poau In Pennsylvania SeH 11fk, aud
the New England st7tes.
800 an Na4 md Accommodation III old Michigan Lfns.
daily, Sundays exrfpted. reaching Tolesto II -
pm, connxc1inx II Aaz1a With tf7tn reaching Do
trpff Il ;:!3 pm. eoonsctinx vnh TAIN On Great
Western Il. T. 1inA.
a1o a1. Nev York Express {d.tly except sunday) III
go.aea Air Linz rsaeh Tol<do It - pa. mi
u<ttof dsert at slj Ia time to eohaett With trains
Gre4t Western Railroad Eaaxart, md III
points Interior Ia C31,d1-
aQQ pu. Aew 10 "-cd H1na E1pfez1 {da1y, Saturdays
s1eepte1). IA OH Aleh4za1 Eoad. reaches Toledo
ataau I'm, anil Deffntf la. connecting With l:o0
pm train on Erea& v ezte1n is.R-
III mimi
Interior h sousAx4n and II ds ohIo. DissH connections
Eae x Clefe&anA NMR A2A--. .-f knualea40A
snd IaltaMn,r making =. a!sk n.s - ~ otheT oats
pzny all night tEzin. ths ro1te New Yost Ind Boson
AZ trains or summer newly tttsd with 9ensllatofa
, 1859-08-08

MILWAUKEE, Aug. G--Tas jury iu the case oi
the slate O.. S. 81. buoth, for seduction. which
has been on trial for the past two weeks in thin
city, stand six to six after being out twcnsy-:oul
hhbfA.
, 1859-08-08

The CluclnnAttans 1t Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. August c.-The visitors from
Cincinnati, VINO hage been entertained By our
municipal authorities and citizens generally for
thu past t~o days, hare decided on returning
home Immediately, without visiting Baltimore
, 1859-08-08


1~r>-xc&-rC MA oF1rrA
f<I1N ANoAA Af tA~S ~ N4A+s 4As&AA
i RAILROAD.
1-e cafaeaT u a.s Roaa Z nov equal to aay n Lao
Cooaty-
THREE THRCtGu r1SSEACEk IkaES
rtsr,vrrv p1rrsp1rRGu axD PHIL snErutA-
IEog:a TE!a, ron 4. Mtsxt4 %tles e. p1lipla
='a: ls s,ss!i!s ii ; = -
IL, ss - H. ts l " aa5 WITH
,as - n.' r. Ear. sa fs " Tssia.. III Esps ans
se7s<st fss i:.!':sfs - ri ,:kns:uei IL
A:::s Fs'}si;! " ps'anas IL ri. asiia II"
re Tlsn, Il 4sH s,: + r,,.our. With the I'M ras* Lire
I":s u ::r ~ M' Tss,ss " savs ,ttsss..ta It :, AA,
S. y 'sa!as s*t.rea ril.ait|phta asa y. a"tt to
a.; e. ~, e,s" m t;1tsr " u ;s as'ys Ti5s
Tcat Ticket: 70 Gcstoo ar Et Va Norwich. fA iaTcf
o. st3n'sts LIZ. y. ,,,,,,o, =, ,,g IT III. snoo,,
al lraui tdee" in lhe 2*. n bea ~ r Tho
ttsa1 ns e .asrs = % sas ,ss m "r stV n i
tea New 1o:k, baltimore or rts!'ae'oa's-
Fsro Always ~ Low A. oy ANY Otne1
tp-a,. for r,elet. BY rt..uurxh.-1.
Ts cumne,on 1t lie y.tefn c,nnecoas u Tho rean.
~. ,s... - nrrs,s,. 80
p'''HSA AA-' TEttT Ts Nt;isrifW ~ E17A 0A1 A0
GitfAt AVE ~ ~. 1.N,lsS,; Rra-n a. PR,
o.,;x H. assa< ~ @ ..5.xs .s sa5e ~ ,FS.S
;; e:gr~:s # fsr;tHs nd tte traseln: raesie
eh y r. soass NJ .,,r, d,.,o,. ,n,v tn n,
u II !nls.;a9 Asst. 4 r t Gyn:.E:
Ss1ts T. 9ass3:: 1%!k Il Sassa. Holcy
, 1859-08-08

ARRIVED. ...AuEuhe.
s.mr Traveller ssecney Mnss11ee sss hi lrs beer. .
Prop e;s 81 e. as
rrop Ne Collins Baa4oM Il isH}sts. /, @ .a les brs nsa1
S.: hsass 1;sss sIF}: i i + 's%sSi SS
sehr I'll =. crasfor M1aZSes ia d fumhef. : u LII
schr eD Drew. GaFi, Clear &s els Sood " els
sehr { # Foaer. Smith, Nu.keson. .! m lumber.
ST. Ma @ seSeS.p Rxs, hA'
Schr Su*aa Clark CAunon. Muskesoa 20 nj lumber, 20
sehr Fo1s.er. Nelson oeon.o 60 ~ lumber - m 'ath
ST, s,e n'GSn gsoa nu*MHtSS u = 9s s 1oos +,
sear VA H'nsaa1c Foctt. South uasen, 81 eds bark
s.: ~ ie:s!. @ T,ss si; ists r ls3si rs . .n,
sloop Er.e, Posneroy. ksnas -, Light.
CLEARED.
stm. Trveer Sweeney. Milwaukee, sa1 bu potatoes IS:
Prop Ssensa. Il ~ Buao, saooo hus wheat 80 bbs
rup f: f.Gi ZEE osaer.sq 100 bels a,us,
~ su. *hsai II ~ ba f,.fs. s:s s et;les wool
i X Ssl ASS Sss sss il ST. s '. 81 e'
seht z r tos'ss. = auth y. M,..kssa. Heht
shr sehr &en ws1sk s1is %ssaas, '4
ehs Eusups Iushs4 Aanlto~oc. 90 bbls honz 10 tons
Fl Fl st:ss,t @ s fs.ss; = S's:s*ss Htht:
s.; s.; 9ss:gs si Fl sgsd Sts fs
81, Ihrss 9fsss; csit As!asa. '':s5t st.,
S.! 1ys I fsaIss e ,@fT; ;;s issips ~! !lsat.
seh1 wes:ehese1; Var = Gfaad 3a.ea Light:
ss3, s4,s soa Ss 'Sn: e.: es
Scar CyEnt Hanson Whic Lake 70 h7:s eorn, Is lag
schr ps1es Sna ptsiasca IL @ Isauscs Sss light
Sfoop EIe, pomeruy. hcnusha- 10 cds ssone.
, 1859-08-08

0&&UEK3VA1F
ST. Lous, Aug G.-The overland mail Of he
18th, reached jcdersoa City tonight
1nconplcta returns from Oregon Congress
sional election indicate The success Of Stout,
Dem, By 4 small majority.
, 1859-08-08

A Flour Merchant Dies.
New Yoak, Aug. 6.-AichAeI A. Titus, for
mcriy Of the firm Of Hlnrod l. Titus, Hour
dealers Of this city. died suddenly This morning
On one Of the South Ferry bouts.
, 1859-08-08

WAsH1xG1oS, August 6.-Aitorney General
Black LEFT here to-d.y fur an absence Of two
weeks 1t F4yetts Springs, Pa
Lieut.. Spottsford has bceo ordered to the
command or the q. S. a,ore ship Sut,ply.
, 1859-08-08

TotEno. Aug. s.--Receipts. 1900 bn wheat.
e19 bu corn; SO hhla aour. The Rta3< reports
sales Of Red Wabash 1t el1ea@l.15. Corn,
Toe.
, 1859-08-08
Nof1h Czroli@sas

pE1rssnrao, "a, Aug. e.-Thc returns from
North Carolina ehow tb1 following results oi toe
elecaions held yesssEday: <r
In The {st district, Hon. l.. U. bfaaca tpem-)
Comnieie rcturus from three counties IN tho
First district, show ga.n Q! ssS sote1 sos
Smith, Opposition. over =: H. =: onass Gsm.,
compared with The vote ot 1S55, when Shaw
was elected by majority Of s.:
No fsturus from tue other Districts.
PxreRsarao, Va, Aug. SIN the First Con.
r-..ional district Of North Carolina, Iii. Smith,
Opposition, il elected by 400 majority orcr Hou.
Henry H. Shaw.
Pxfessnuso, August 6.-ln the 1st Congress
sloual District of North Carolina, Smith, 0ppo'
sition, has majority orer Shaw. Democrat, lot
Congress Of 5S8 rotes. His election is IN oppo'
eition gain Of member. In the 4th District l.
u. B. Dexpch's, Democratic majority orcr San
ders il GIL votes, In the 7th District Buestor
Craixe is reelected. In the Stu District joh1
4 Gttmts, Opposition. il rcelscted by m 10
cre4,ed majority. Nothing has been heart
from the I'd. sd and 6lh DISTRICTS.
Kentucky.
Loumyat1x. Aug. 5-Returns indicate th
election OF Moore IL the 9Th, and Adams in th
6th, to Cougre.s-botd Opposition. In tn
Stale the rote Is close aud doubtful.
Lou,ss1LLx, Aug. 6.-The following 0pposi
ton Congressman hare been elected: RaEsto,
in the sd, Adama in the 9Th, Mallory in the ~
aud L 1. Moore in the 9Th. The 4th distri<
u doubtful The remaining Eve districts n
democratic. The democrats haze majority
about 30 on joint bullots in the Legislature.
Democratic Governor and State officers u
elected by probably from 1000 to 10000 1najo'
, 1859-08-08

Sk~ Yonk, aug. G.--The steamship Ne~
fusk, C4pt. Won Saulin. 4ailed today for Bre-
men, sitl $50 passengers znd $aOo 900 in specie.
, 1859-08-08
CHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY
~ -ADp--
ers Warehouse.
......wAsHIK9ToH sr,..,...so

QM10A64.
1Ae suhsufbef r4ep.ssd to ranlsh f5pe n .azxe g
ANAL quantities f11da rom su{e4r quality 1f ne&A1
tr s1sz ez.h e spg5p.s4 Fepez u Y s4so e4RPSs4 E
"a seMysssnE neresGy NT esnpsets Pfssinx oace.
n NV bpeci11en Beck y Eav rudy &s dEtSegy, sd
m 81 as14 "a raRtise viking 70 oHdse Alpt3tataa-
3A1a4tN D. l. p1n1k TzqnE1&..
, 1859-08-08
COMMERCIAL.

- '''' .. -.
sircxpky Eyxxua, Aug. I. lA&.
The receipts and shipments during the, past
a4 hours wers Is follo~s:-
, 1859-08-08

r. L. LEE.
O1 .S0TE BROKER.
Money for one. txo or a.s Ysan Il Is~ ~nt4. DHtnes
paper discounted. u7H
, 1859-08-08

| TELINUI3 ANU MICHIGAN QAN4L4
ARkIF Aug. s
Hu.nbolt, Joliet &:o3 In corn.
Pelican. 1oll,t l. 20 d Hooe.
". L. Urbwn. 70 c, d. atope-
CLEARED.
Banper Ssste Il Sale .y3 n tumbe1. 3. seinE!es
Ottawa taw1 t&s iuber Is Ut bats ISL, buls saK.
Laura Aun s1.l.S 1t tutah~f. Is u shnsea
, 1859-08-08
RY TEL IEGRAPh.
.'DEN MeA1bee

EAsxyuxx. Avg. 6.-Tweuty-six: counties
heard from. The Opposition gain 1900 The
Opoefiou bare gained one CongressmsnGprob,,
s6Iy three. Tue 10Th dist, Avety,' uee.
electsd by about 400 majoriiy. In tho stn, AT
kiua, {psm-} il reported elscted.
, 1859-08-08

NOTICE Is HkitEbY GIVEN
IN In. our teo eeztanes 1t depnatt u foiow1:
No. ~ jan. ID, 1An1. fos 49, md
Go. ~ mar 1&sh. txs1. for 4a61.
1ch n Assaoa1 4ad = tAa or1er Il Jane Andes
- - hGp 1n4 ~ - NN4nM 1k4 nd10Ad noE To Eeko
Stst. ~ HNe Il Ea6nnnk fAAasA Aee bssn Mopp&.
fYa8&W-1l91 ,7&tNRpE 4 AAAk3e, ~ Eanl, MINI
, 1859-08-08

f.tttrt xttu epIl:.t~ |I+- ri - -.
Aisa,tIa nrsy.Al sai41t.
.rHxas AEfAT.:t-l
its.b isyf .eGel ~ s.usoA .r:tA+kJ
Nevada national., 1859-06-04
Oppe.ition Conservatism. /.

We find very we'll written article in the
Harrisburg pal Patriot, upon the futile
attempt Of the Wbig,or conservative element
to stay the ianalicism in the Republican par
ty. The editor cites the fact that the famous
Doestieks, and man named Helper. have
been hired to go down into the Southern
country, and writes fictitious accounts Of
slavery horrors for circulation in the North
as indicative Of the spirit in which the ap-
proaching contest is 10 be conducted. He
concludes with the following paragraph
'These signs are enough to convince any
person of observation that the conservative
element Of the oppo sition is entirely power
less; that the campo ign Of 1860 is to be step
in advance of that Of 1856 upon Seward 8
''irrepressible conflict platform. and to this
end the Northern mind is being crammed
with abolition publications; that the remnant
OF the American party are not regarded as
worth conciliatlng; that Seward will be the
candidate, and that the conservatives will be
ordered to fall into line, or be permitted to
desert to the DemocrAcy.-D Democratic Stan
ddFd.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04

RAILROAD IRON SACRAMENTO TO NV ADA.
We have before Us circular signed by the
most prominent and influential citizens Of
Placer County. setting forth in convincing
shape the advantages to that county and Ne
vada. and the worth Of the investment that
would be certain by the construction Of
railroad from Folsom to Auburn aud ulti-
mately to Nevada.
The circular produces the stubborn fact
for anti-railroad men, IL there be any, to COM
bat, that the amount Of freight brought into
and passing through Placer county, is annn'
ally about $4,000 tons. At $3.50 per ton,
aud 100 passengers each way daily, at $3.50
each, with the addition Of down freights. IL
is demonstrated tha, the railroad to Auburn
VIII be paying Institution. Il is proposed
TO form a company with a capital stock Of
ss5o,0O0, TO be issued in shares OF 500 each,
for the purpose OF constructing the road. A
subscription list has been put in circulation
and the people OF Placer are going at the
work in good earnest. The citizens Of Ne
vada county are invited to cooperate with
their brethren in Placer.
1t must be obvious to every man in Neva.
da city that the interest Of this place lies in
the construction of railroad coming from
the direction Of Auburn. A depot at or
near this place would be sure TO command
for ourselves again the trade Of the entire
ridge which is now given to Marysville. A
part Of Sierra county would also depend on
this city for supplies.
As measure OF policy we favor the Au-
burn road, and would recommend the con-
siderstiou OF the subject to our readers. A
subscription list. and the circular can be seen
at this office. The latter we shall take &C.
casion to publish next week.---.verada Jour
nal.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04

ANOTHER EvIDENcE.-ln speaking OF the
Forney movement in Pennsylvania, the
Washington States says:
at is plain to our apprehension that the
movement of which Mr. Forney is the leader
is a premeditated and irreparable revolt
against the Democratic organization. 1t is
equally obvious that, no matter wha: may
be the present intentions of these persons.
they will fall by irresistible gravitation into
the bosom Of the Black Republican party"
This is very significant language, and be-
comes doubly SO when it is taken into con.
sideration that it comes from Mr.. Douglas
central organ. II is manifest that Forney,
the Broderick of Pennsylvania is repudiated;
the movement is condemned in the strongest
terms, and the opinion expressed that ''they
will fall by irresistible gravitation into the
bosom Of the Black Republican party
This Pennsylvania movement is precisely
similar to the Broderick movement in this
State, ana both will arrive at precisely
similar result. They must necessarily fall
into the bosom Of the Black Republican par
ty. With them, therefore, neither Mr. Doug
las nor any other Democrat can sympathize
in the slightest degree,-.uary'vRie Er.
press.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04

BRrrIsH CLENENcY TO THE BLACKS We
publish the following, for the beneft OF
those Abolition champions of British clemen-
cy to the black. who ara constantly slander-
ing their own Government and Constitution
and eulogizing the condnct Of the English
Government towards the poor African
FREE NEGRoEs-Writng on this sub
/ iect, the New York Journal OF Commerce
says:
" 1t is fact. according to the Census
Compendium quoted by wilberforce,"
that the colored population of New Eng
land and New York was 72,Gss, in 1s4e.
and only $1,000 1850. Showing decrease
in ten years OF 500. It is fact that in all
the free States and Territories. taken to-
gether, the colored population in the same
ten years increased from III ,s57 to l96.5s0
holding States the free colored population
increased only about IL per cent II isa
fact that within the same period, the slave
population OF the United States increased
from 2.4s7 ASS to 3.29i,313. or rs SO per
cent Gust double the ratio of the colored
population of the free States. It IL fact
that the whole population OF the United
States within the same period, increased
from II, ,I95, Cos to l9,553,O6s, or 81 "A per
cent.
1t is a fact that an aggregate Of less than
400, 900 slaves imported into the United
States since the first settlement OF the
country (see Census Compendium, PIP 934,)
have increased to 3,63s, sos, including those
now free. In other words, there are nine
colored persons now. for every one impor.
ted. 1t isa fact (see Carey on the Slave
Trade, and Census Compendium, PIP s3-4.)
tnat 700, 800 negroes imported into Jamaica
prior to 1917 had diminished to less than
half that number in 1888 including free
colored persons and that OF l,70O0,00o
negro es imported into the whole British
West Indies in the conrse Of years. only 60o,.
600 remained TO lie emancipatod in 1888.
Add for free colored persons 100 900 aud We
have total of 100000 survivors, from
stock of 100000. Surely, IL Englshmen
after killing of and utterly annihilating a
a million negroes. besides, perhaps. half as
many more who pershed in the " middle
passage" have anything to say about slavery
to Americans, who from a stock Of less than
400 900 slaves imported, can now show. Of
their descedants, 4,63s, sos it should be
said in tone Of deep humilition aud self
absement."
Nevada national., 1859-06-04

hundred dollars, one-half Of which shall be
paid into the treasury OF the County where
in such convictions occurs, for she use Of
said County. and the other to the person
giving information Of such neglect, to pro.
secute the same to conviction.
SnG 4. Every County Recorder is here
by required to enter. in suitable books Of
record, to be provided By him and preserved
in bis office, every registry Of marriage,
birth, divorce. death. or of executors or
administrators filed with him as Aforesaid. in
accordance with the provisions of this Act.
for which be shall receive the sum Of one
dollar, one-half OF which he shall retain as
his own fee, paving the remainder. at the
end Of each and every month. into the trea-
sury Of bis County. for the use and benefit
of the State Registrar. lie shall also. at the
close Of each and every month certify and
sign. uron the face of tho record. that the
registrations for that period are correctly
made up at the end o: every three months.
He shall regularly transmit duplicate of
all registrations made in his Office. attested
by bis certificate and official seal. to the
State Registrar. for record in his office.
SEC. s. II shall be the duty OF every
County Treasurer 10 keep a correct account
Of all moneys paid into bis hands by the
County Recorders on accounts Of registra-
tion, as herein before provided for. and to
pay over the sane, at the end Of each month
TO the order OF the State Registrar, reserv'
ing his legal per centage for the collections
and charge the same.
SEC. G This Act shall take effect from
and after its passage and all other Act. or
parts Of Acis. in anywise conflicting with
the same, afe hereby repealed.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04

FLowERs-How the universal heart
man blesses flowers They are wreathed
around the cradle, the marriage altar, and
the tomb. The Persian, in the far East, de-
lights in their perfume, and writes his love
in nosegays, while the Indian child OF the FAR
West claps his hands with glee as he gathers
the abundant blossoms, the Illuminated
Scriptures OF the prairies. The cupid of the
ancient Hndoos tipped his arrows with flow
ers; and orange flowers are bridal crown
with us, nation of yesterday. Flowers
should deck the crown Of the youthful bride,
for they are themselves lovely type of mar
riaee. They should twine around the tomb,
for their perpetually renewed beauty is a
symbol of the resurrection. They should
festoon the altar, for their fragrance and
their beauty ascend in perpetual worship,
before the God OF the Universe.-Er.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04

DREss.-AtteDtion to a few general rules,
would prevent great many anamalous
appearances instance, "a pretty woman
sho uld never be dressed too little nor girls
too mach-nor should woman of small
stature attempt large patterns, nor bad
walker fiounces-nor short throat carry
ing feathers. nor high shoulders a shawl.
From the highest to the lowest, there is not
a style of beauty with which the plain straw
hat is not on the best Of understanding
1t refnes the homeliest and composes the
wildest-it gives coquetish young lady a
little dash Of occurrences, and the demure
one slight touch of coquetry-i it makes the
blooming beauty look more fresh, and the
pale one more interesting-it makes the
plain woman look at all events lady. and
the lady more like STILL"