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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

FROM HONDURAS A Truxillo correspondent OF The
Times, writing Oh tb6 Sch inst ssys:
"hsuy Aneric ans believe that the Houourenoe are
barbsl ous cowsIdly and cruel p'ople, aod their
belief has probably been confirmed by the execution OF
Walker. Blu: | have lived among them iopg ble
apt can ssser the opposite TO be tire case They are en-
thus ssts fer liberty and spontaneously and eager
IL when called upon Iepel the invader from toer
ssu have eeep tha men who were greatly injured
by Walker inva len on ,he 9th Of August ssslsueg
with moroy and advice the helpless followers Of the al
bustsr chief; and in private life there no people 10
the world more cordial kinder TO strangers sasn
there same Hondareros
COL Rodes has transmitted the following letter to
tie Copnandale of Truxillo Don Norbeeo hArIAsz,
through the En- glish Consul:
MY DPAa SIN: cannot take departure "ftnoot nrsS
s on osiro.d dusns my e'nin snsGt aud tna
yoDr In ibis Instance 10 worthy OF tts N6ne! H"a
n M as Chritan end g.ble AZ tho '9rer yoa hsos
fully car led out the pecep 81 cur holy naeoa 10
Tor character hich few woud have tee oisde 10 arr
81 an A.. tryinx ortesl which has, lus. pissed
TO yo1r Kind lady also much Indebted for ~ mac
ct her hand and row. through you 20 der be
NV Rratefo thsnks
ao desire 70 make you the instrument 10 ,eyIng M
thank 90 thosa gentlemen who have geneTon h.frsnd.
me In doing th you viii add to the many oos- Ions which
hAyr air sdy been Indebted you In conelusi< perm m
yau that my conduit shall be such a. 10
Ell these who have beer ded mo thtl WAS xoy ofi
NAV Goe be sng be With and youn ~ ssrnes 9,av.
| 81 our mo,e thar ii!tnd; .. Ii KTDLERi
| "Al the Amehcans in this quar ~ siocerelv nor
that hibutteripg enterprises are 'rt An end, and i
deed il IL oct likely that amy ~ smpt anon tina ind
peldsnce of Honduras VII ag~ be s,.sp oted by lay
less bslts Of osspegad9es.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

FIRE IN JAMES srREEL-At about ! o'clock this
morning FIRE occurred in the frame stable, rear OF No.
% Jsmes street, owned by Mr.. CANNED, which was
qoi,ky extsuished BY the remen but not before the
eiglt horses therein stabbed vera burned. We c0aid
Ict obtain Of the owners Of the animals nor
the origin of the fire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23
murder in VVaIthau.

BOsTOH Monday u = &c
r, yvolga,r Suud ~ riQot after q1sIel EiHt ~
JoI, 60 u. hss,eIv sts bed Bsncy D1herty 70 ta9
IsSt Killing MIN Instantly. TIE murderer was a.
utEt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

Coy Chase of Ohio is in the city, the guest
J ram Barney esq., No. 200 Fourth street. " aShlDs
& square.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23
THE CAHPAIGH IN NE w PORK.
Q Hon. CHARLES l.. BgALE will speak:

The Hon. CHARLES l.. BEkLE will speak:
AT ss'..'TnesdsT htsrnoon ocN 20
At .TGe.dsy evening Oct 30
at STocKPoRr...............w odnesday eye'g Oct b.
At CHArHAs4 CoRsREs.. ... Thursday eyes Oct u.s.
Al KISbyRHooK Friday afternoon Oct %.
AtNsw Saturday sS.ern Oct a.
At sTUfVEsAsT Saturday eveug Oct a.
AZ Moniay evening. Oct 20
At HUDsoEu......,..,...,,Tue sdsy evening, Oct 30
At Lower RED HooK......... Wednesday eyes, Oct 81
At BAsOAIL...........,...Th pr'dsy eveBny, Nov. l.
AtWAPPISGgss FALLs....... Fiifat evening Nov. 2
ANNOUNCEMENTS ........... Saturday evening Nov. B.
AT VAIATIy'''...............M ondiy eyeuins Nov.
TIE Hon. + p. STANTON of Kansas aud the Il n.
WILLIAM a. HOWARD Of Michigan, win speak as fol-
'aws:
A. n'ShR''''''......''.''s,, Tuesday. Oct. a.
AtBn " edsssday Oct ~
Al RoNy Thufsdsy, Oct rs.
The Hon joan CoyoDE of Pennsylvania will speak:
At PIUsHse....... ........W Wednesday, OF %.
At acknowledgements. Monday, Oct 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23
Judge Meek of Alabama is 10 the city.

10 the Associsted Press
WAsaISGIos, Monday, Oct 81, 1860.
The Secretary of he Treasury, TO day opened the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

Total .......--.-.--..--. <V$ '-' N ooo O'N'
Cur,ins majority. ....''--.'-'''.' o. W.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-18

RESPECT PoR THR DEPARrED.-On Monday
afternoon beautiful marble slab was erected
over the grave of Mrs. Kohlmau, at the Hebrew
Cemetery. near this place. The husband, chill
dren, and many of the friends Of the deceased
we're present, and the ceremonies, which are
peculiar to the Jewish creed, were conducted
in the Hebrew language. The slab contained
the following inscription
"In memory Of dearly beloved wife and an
afrectonate mother. Mrs. Melonie, wife Of
Jacob Kohlman. formerly of New Orleans,
La. who departed this life on Monday, De-
cember 27. 1858. aged "a years"
"Thy husband mourns thy children weep,
Der the lone grave where thou dost lie,
Our God, thy promise thou has given
In thee trust TO meet in heaven "
There was also an inscription in Hebrew
characters, of about the same meaning as the
above.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-18

LArHAxs lSAUoURAL--0n Monday OF last
week, Mr.. Latham was inaugurated as Cover
nor, aud dolisered his address 20 large num-
her Of people in the Agricultural Pavilion.
The Inaugural is clear, sensible document,
and contains number Of good recommenda-
tons, but as be has since been elected to the U.
s. Senate. bis recommendations aud good prom
ises are Of little interest to the people He ad.
ministers pretty severe rebuke. however, TO
his political partisans Of former Legislatures,
upon their proneness to discuss questions of
national politics. Upon this sutject. he says:
All attempts to introduce into our legislative halls
discussions upon National political topics should be
frowned upon and discouraged. Ii is right that the
representatives, Of the people in State Legisla
ture should, when necessity arises, instruct our
opponents in the National Congress upon matters
directly affecting their Constituency but only when
they are presumed to be ignorant Of the opinion of
the people upon matters relating the States good
We have abundant subjects for investigation with
out expending the taxpayers money in the consid-
GRAFTON Of political dogmas which have but little If
any, application to us as a community, and which
in the main are marked only by their abstraction.
Two years ago Latham used his influence TO
carry through the Legislature the resolutions
instructing our Senators to vote for the Le-
compton Constitution. and subsequently de-
nouuced Senator Broderick from every stump
in the State for voting contrary to those in-
structiOns. From this it will be noticed that
there is wide difference between the princi-
ples and acts Of the new Senator. 1t is posi-
Bile, however, that his mind has undergone =
sudden change upon the question Of Legisla.
tive instructions At any rate be lays down
the correct doctrine now, Notwithstanding the
same doctrine was denounced year and half
ago by every Lecompton orator in the State,
Lat ham included
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-18
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. Is. 1860.

ANOTHER Bic LUMP.-We noticed two weeks
ago, the finding Of one-half Of a boulder Of gold
and quartz, in The claims of Messrs. Jas. Green
Il Burgess, at Remington Hill and stated at
the time that they we're looking for, and ex-
pected to Gnd, the other half Of the boulder.
As was expected, it has been found, and was
brought to Nevada by Mr.. Green on Tuesday
evening of last week. II appears that an ell
derly man who had been working for the com
pany, found both nuggets about the same time.
and hiding the one he took to be the most valn-
able. gave the other to the owners. Shortly
after, be threw up bis situation, was paid off.
and on Monday Of last week started to leave
Mr.. Green, whose suspicious had been excited,
followed after and overiaking hun accused him
of having the other half Of the boulder. The
old man confessed TO the theft, aud gave up the
lump, which he had rolled up in his blankets,
together with other specimens valued at three
or four hundred dollars. Mr.. Green took the
large lump, but in consequence Of his being an
old man, and having family in the States, be
was permitted to retain the other specimens.
and bis name ia suppressed. The gold was sep
arated from the rock and assayed by Mr.. OFT,
of this place, aud found to be unusually pure
being worth twenty dollars and one cent an
ounce-and netting 1882 Is. The amount
extracted from the specimen first found WAS
$2,l54 II; making the total value Of the two
Jumps, $4,0l6 30.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-18

The GIT ENTERTAINMENT OF G.. W. Young
came off at the Theater last Saturday evening.
The entertainment consisted of instrumental
aud vocal music, and gave great satisfaction to
the audience Madame Avalas, who assssied at
the entertainment, is an excellent singer. and
her songs we're much admired by good judges
of music The most exciting aud interesting
portion Of the entertainment was the drawing
of the prizes. The numbers we're placed in n
wheel which was revolved for some time, when
they were drawn out by email boy. The
drawing was conducted in such a manner as tc
give entire satisfaction though many were DIS
satisfied with their bad luck As is usually the
case, the best prizes were drawn by parties
holding but few tickets. The list of drawn
numbers will be found in another column.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-18

CouET OF SEssIoSs.-The case OF Jim Nap
Court Of Sessions last Thursday. The larceny
consisted in stealing a watch. Que jeweler
gave the value of the watch at $75. another
placed it at $40. and under the circumstances
the jury found the defendant guilty OF petit
larceny. He was sentenced to thirty days i'm.
prisonment in the county Jail. The jury 10 the
ease of Briscoe alias Boyer, charged with rob
berry. could not agree. and the case has been
pat over until the next term.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-18

HoME MAxrrAcrUREs.-We were shown yes
terlay, at the Store of ]. NJ Hixson. a quantity
OF superior sole leather. manufactured at tan.
merry near Alleghanytown, in Sierra county.
We understand the proprietors of the tannery
design establishing an agency in this place for
the sale Of the leather. 1t is pronounced by
good judges TO be an excellent article, and We
recommend those engaged in the trade TO ex-
anime it before sending their orders for import
ed leather.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-18

THEArRicAL.-By reference to advertisement,
It will be noticed that Mr. aud Mrs. Jas. Stark
appear at the Nevada Theatre this evening.
They are accompanied by a complete stock
company. combining All amour. of histrionic
talent seldom witnessed 10 the mountain towns.
which has never been played in this place. This
play, together with the acknowledged ability OF
Mr.. Stark. cannot fail to draw good house.
The company will probably remain here during
the week
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-18
Special Notice.

l.. NJ. COhn, Of the Philadelphia Dry Goods Store.
Wishes to inform the good people of Nevada and vicinity
that he has just opened his large and well selected stock
of FALL Il WINTER DRY GOODS, DoMEsTlCs, ETC, and
will bait them with loct Calico sS Ct sheeting,
but will sell all goods Cheaper than the Cheapest estAb
sh in this town and will not be undersold by
Call yourselves Ladies', aud be convinced for am
determined 10 d. as say, and no humbug.
l.. NJ. COIN,
s.tf Philadelphia Store, Commercial ST.. Nevada.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-18
gyteiSl yg1itts.
Sands sarss

Sands Sarsaparilla-For Purifying the Blood
Health depends almost entirely upon the state of the
blood If the vtarng hud which pervades every tissue
membrane, fibre 6lament, gland other organ primary
and subsidiary be charged with the elements Of disease
sickness must be the consequence and until the cause Is
eradcated no permanent relief be expected. 1t is
here that the powerful health restoring properties Of
SAINTS SARSAPARIII.A manifested its searching
operation reaches the germ of disease and the per-
forms therefore radical and thorough Read the tes
timony In another column.
as- Prepared and sold by A. D. Sd SANDS, Druggists
100 Fulton street New York.
For sale by II. JOHNSON L CO.. and REDTNGTrN L
CO., San Francisco RICE COFFIN Marysville r. H.
McDONAin& CO.. Sacramento H. II. WICKES L CO.
Nevada and by Druggists generally l3ly
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-18

CIrr PROPERTY TAx.--We learn that nearly
seventeen hundred dollars has been paid to the
City Marshal within the past few days, on city
property tax-being about one half of the whole
amount due
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-18

CHISAXAS FLoGoED.-0ue evening last week
Mr.. Davenport detected Chinaman making of
with sack Of -four, which he bad picked up at
the store door. The Celestial was overhauled,
taken hack into the store and sOundly nogged,
when be was suffered to depart.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-18

KEYSTONE MARKET.-Arch. McAlister. Of the
Keystone Market Commercial street, continues
TO keep bis place supplied with every variety Of
game. together with all the luxugies in the eat
ing line that can be procured in the State.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-18

Poll TAx.-Snce the first of August last, the
Assessor has collected $l,Ol8 on account OF
poll taxes. for State and county purposes. The
amount. after deducting the percentage for col
lection, was paid over to the county Treasurer
last week.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-18

NEVADA LIBRARY.-We call the attention of
our readers to well-written article on our frst
page, ia regard to the Nevada Library, and the
advantages to be derived by joining the Asso-
ciaiinn
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-18

Newelrs Cough Syrup.-we have just received
few bottles Of this Syrup from the Manufacturer 1t
comes to highly recommended remedy for COLDS
CoUoH, SORE THROAT, BRoSeHEus, any other affection
Of the throat or lungs.
RUDOLPH & HUNT,
I'LL % Main street. Nevada
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-18

NEBRASKA SHAFT.-The claims of the Nebras-
ka company continue to pay largely. Last
Saturday they cleaned up $9,557 70. for the
weeks work.
We are indebted to Masters VIM. d Geo.
Stone, newspaper agents of this place, for San
Francisco dailies furnished during the past
week.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-18
Ornamental and Shade Trees.

Consisting of Elm, Maple, Linden, Aanthus, Catapa,
Laburnum (or Golden Chan,) Weeping aud Curled Leaf
Willow, Timber Locust NC. &C. Also the Evergreen Ar
Dor Vita very ornamental for Public Private Grounds
Avenues and Cemeteries. All of he growth and large
size for planting out the coming
Our stock OF Camelas Roses and endless variety OF
Green House Plants, unusually fine and large The
Cameias have commenced blooming in their beauti-
tul varieties and colors. aud will continue through the
Minicr and Snring nlnnlha
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-18
Garden Seeds.

We invite the attention of dealers and planters to
very extensive and general of Vegetable Seeds
all Of our raising The crop of this years growth
which Is pure and to vegetate hold out great in
ducements to parties purchasing by Wholesale stock
being very large The increasing demand for the Seeds
erations, aud have accordingly procured another
farm expressly designed and adapted for that business
and have associated with In that department Mr. Jas
b. saul who for the last Ave years has been foreman Of
this Establishment.
Persons in giving orders for seeds win please send sep
arate from Nursery Stock We will sell for CASH at
less price than be purchased In any part OF tho State
Trees Plants and Seeds packed with the greatet to
insure them in transportation to any part Of the Pacific
Coast.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-18

DISSOLUTION-Thee eO-Partnershfp here
~ toore existing under the and style Of BLIvEN
CO., merchants, at Brandy Fiat Is this day dissolved
SAMUEL BLIVEN
JAS. A. SMITH
Brandy Flat, December 26th 1850.
The business viii be continued at the same stand under
the and style Of j. A. Smith, who alone IL auhor.
ired to settle all the business Of ths late firm.
lS-sv JAS. 4. SMITH,
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-18
City Trustees' Report.

In accordance with the provisions of an Act incorpora
ting the City Of Nevada the undersigned submit the fol-
lowing statement Of the receipts and expenditures Of the
City Government from July ist, 1859, TO January ls
1860.
RRCEIPTs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-14
Prof. EImer'S French Ointment

is compound extract of vegetables and is the most eff
fecua remedy which the medical skill of our times can
devise. 1t is combined of the most active remedia that
have been discovered for the eXpugaten of the foul lis
orders VIII CHI it purports to cure and the of the
system from their destructive consequences Hence it
has for itself reputation for uprooting disease be-
fore unknown previous to the advent of this oug
remedy The superiority Of the FRENCH OINTMENT
all other remedies consists in the extraordinary per-
lection to which the composition has been carried is
maintained As consequence the remedial Effects are
uniformly successful and certain the more
rapid and complete Nothing short of unmstakeable
benefit conferred thousands of sufferers could Uriginan
and maintain the high reputation it enjoys. Which
many inferior preparations thrust upon the community
have failed and been discarded the French Ointment has
gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits upon the
afflicted which they forget, and produce cures
too numerous 10 mention and too remarkable to be forgot
ten. 1t Is nocebe fact thai the French Ointment will
Eryspeas ScrOtfuous Ilumors Pimples the face
Gandular Swelings, Eruptons and Eruptive Diseases
Scad Head Botches Nette Rash, Frosted Feet Chill
blains Muudes can, by the aid of this remedy spare
themselves from the endurance Of eruptons and ucerous
Don't be put off by unprincipled dealers with
worthless articles the afflicted need the best aid there is
for them. Demand Elmer's French Ointment and take
other. Price % cents per box or boxes for 81 co.
Wholesale Agents, Weeks and Potter, l54 Washington
Street. Boston, F. G. Wells Co., lis Franklin ST., N. Y.
General Agents for Vermont, i. F. Pierce, Montpelier,
also by Fred Smith. and by ]. VI Henry Sons, Wat
erbury Dr. Nichols, Mortified and py Merchants gen.
orally throughout the world
B. Directions for the guidance of PATIENTS tn
ry disorder, applied to each box.
Prof. A. D. ELMER h CO.,
217y1f Mortified, Mass.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-14
(zE0 e. GRAVES & 90.
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS
Cu~GORn-gmadc Boots IL Shoes,
lS6y1 RUTLAND, VT.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
British and u s. Mail Route
Commences Monday, 1pnt l6, 1860
Trains GOING North on.l yVes+
rains Going North and West


Leave Nontpelier, at 800 M, BIO A. NJ. and A45PM
M All TRAIN connects al Windsor Il White River
vi Jnnchh with trains leaving Boston at 1904 aud
Springfield at 40 New York the previous eveunl
ana WIN tram from Passumpsc and White Mountains
RailrOad the same day. Leaves Windsor mt las p VI
reaching Burlington, Ronse's Point Montreal and Ordens
burgh The same evening
NIGHT ExPWEsS Windsor with train leaving
New York at 800, A, M Boston 1T HOO Am, at White
kverJuuctun with train leaving Boston, via Lowell, at
900 M connecting al Essex with trau leaving New
york at 800 p. and reaching Burlington at So A.
ogdenSburgh at 1915 P NJ; connecting at Oglensbutgh
Gmnd Trunk Express train ton Detroit, Chicago and
the West.
ACCOMMODATION leaves Mortified at 500 .. NJ, arrives
al burlington. at 1910 NJ Rous5s Point at 100 mi,
connecting with train fur Montreal
Trains Going south and East.
Leave Montpelier at 910A NJ, IL } AM and 1920 p NJ
Mail tram leaves Rause's Point at 350A. NJ, St Adams
NJ 100 NJ Burlington at 740 A. NJ connects at White
River junction win train to Passumpc Road arriving
IN nslon and Worcester Mt $50 M, and 1T New YORK
via Springfield nj IL 80 p. NJ
Express train leaves Ogdensburgh at As AM, Montreal
~ 645 M Rouse Point $50 A. NJ, Burlington ut 94O
A. NJ. COZ meeting at Burlington with Steamboat for Whle
il aud with tam for New York via Troy, ri ing AZ
95O p M connecting at White River junction With faS-
snmrsic Road tor 81. Johnshury and the White Mountains
anu wan Nanhern Road for Concord, Lowell anu hoso'
arriving at SIS p. NJ.
NIght Express leaves Ogden Sburgh at noon Montreal
al 5,43 NJ, Rouses Point at 600 connecting at bur
lhgtan with train arriving in New York, via Troy, at
lol5 A. N,ft White River junction for Boston arriving
mere next morning aud Windsor win tram Tor ne"
YORK via Springfield and for Boston and worcester VIA
FnChhurgh.
Through Tickets Tor Chicago and the West for sale al
the principal stations G. MERRILL, SupL
Nothhed, Vt, Amii a. 1860,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-14
Trains Going south and East.

CHARLES r. WOOD
WILL continue business at the old stand of 2. G.
w WooD, where he will happy to see his old customers
and friends Of the late Firm.
full and complete assortment of Stoves I'm ana hol
low Ware constantly on hand and for sale low
Montpelier, Sept. O. 1859
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-08
Preserve Your Teeth.
=. A.
Surgeons Dentist,
124 CANAL STREET

Near ClGy's statue.
EONIiNUES 10 call The attention of those
X Wuo need The services OF a COMPETENT Den
tjsf. aut hose persons Whose Teeth have been
itiIed Jy nnSsiH.ui Dentists. whose gold drops
oUI d euo.f ,'ms alter m teeth are plugged, and
IS hose Artificial Teeth cannot be worn with COM
i8.,, 5y ayF'yIr. toj. A. t.>sD.vsrr.in ey can
base s' operations a-rhe Dental ~ psrtorned
rru-,. $40 .s.n ard iu ne most --ieu; ic manner.
''.. ful 'ge a;rs. brfo-" Extracting Teeth.
p,t' 4..I r-pal.iuu I~r.,uI.i by hm.
vino, -,H ,ac .~ss. LoAs~.t- ious in
+ rvtSa, ofsoisn anu khig,ish, decsl
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-08

IFf mp : my
10 rlprs Brandy; % half do Brandy;
p ~ DO;
&c 20 kets hns. Heidsick champagne;
100 gases assorted Fancy Liquors;
100 b l. White Vine Vinegar.
I he above comprise bu, a small portion Of our
stock. We can only assure our country friends,
and c,unlTy purchasers generally. that we keep
constantly on hand the best OF everything in the
Grocery line, which, if they will ho"or us with
a cali, personally or by order, we guarantee
TO sell them. or Gil their orders, al rates that
cannot be undersold any where else in the city,
and on terms as liberal and as obliging as can be
extended BY any similar establ shment in New
Orleans. We only ask a tnal.
oct6 GEO. f. WITTE Il CO.