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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29
EREGE ;. Ra:IsI.


rETHIS DAY received, Nc" Crop Ne" O:i>"nS
Z S:.car, il. hd$
New Ciop New Orleans Mrl:$s:>. IN b'i$
Mrscov7ao Mola>seS, III tvrc@> AZ; Lids
Java {, Ice il mat, and bags
La=uyra G"aee, prime old wait:
Rio Cotevs, prime I" ch""..
Crushed, formulated aa Powdered Sugars
4. j.. and {. Coffee Sugars: also. already Ia
store Loaf Sugar. Csn4cs. ila!H"ntirc and
Mould: nire, new and old rro!.: Layer aud Bnn"a
RaiSins Candy. Bronu ana Fancy S"i?S. salt.
Ground Alum. a:G Fire. vari"us brands; !'r""in'
and Woodou-w-rc: Teas, Black anal Green;
Matches. CT al! grades, Starch. ;"uIG" A1i;""'.
Alum, Al<i,.e. Pepper Cloves, Mace. Powder ana
Shot. LEAD. Vinegar, MarkvrrI. AID Herring,
6 lass and Patty. wiki many ether articles. when
VIC noa Ollie: e. former Customers ." ti" u>ca
terms and "a. vtTr grc"tiy reduce: ?rICa~'or tic
cash We also want Sold and Northern E@r.!an=c,
ana will pay for saline, tho highest i""IN"I rates
either in goods or Nirginit '::o."y.
GRAY. MILLER S CO.,
dee ll--,i;.Iaa! 2"r. % King and "nter-sis
1850 CHRISTMAS NOTICE. 1860.
TglHE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully cal!
| the attention OF the rubiic, to 'hc.r assert
ntut Of GOODS suitable Tor i'reS''i- ~ christ
mas They have ,n uruSua,iv .""Ec and diver
.;tiel stock uf GOODS IN t!I,ir iine, and o!"r
theu. nc the lowest prices m1ng their Glfi
BOOKS viii lie toi:nd copies ii The Live: ii the
:" ''~' =, :, - .rl... rn~,r, e.. Ito
POTS " G;'@' o, NV '."" ph,.f.~ N,lan,.s
n$Fom Witty, r'n ~. .'n,~I p.,s bound
me r"ro>' - !'i'!' ''' ,y,1 ,h,. n,.,:
III III "'f ;t'' NV '' .,.r. AIhr,,s lynn,
steer eiS'"'"Gn 49, ,n;,' :, th,, ,,',,t' r,.
BOOKS 1tnS'' '',,GNj -,onI, ~ T,,,iI, n,.1s
gam D'HHi''SH' 1""'' 10y !, ,,,,,,,; .,rl N-
uAmcS' &C. l. ""|:d""S ,,,.,' WI,
hog'.ny Nnti"G DrSH,' ''''"" U '.S, n -;
Boxes: oH9S<he"' ' ,s S'' ''.''',''.
noes fc" '>'N - n wr" i;Trt,fslr E SuH
- 'A''-~' =, a., kn,s. STREET..
dec - So. 22, " ''s $50:
!" ,.r,',tt - hEn FAKif~R&- have
Il VI ~ '~ - .EnTr.I; nFEINRn
now very ,"!t S,'IN ,.,,:1It,n rl,n>, ,a pl,,u,
ana Lao lNlt "-h-''' .',' i., .',, ,,,,,,t
rates ant a'S''' ~ w W. -. =
OF Extra k!mS' nP'N'S, nuns ~ .i,i;,
Blacksmith "r''"NS' A"''S' ''>>'
Of SmitiS l""IS Is very NJ, T,s,,,,',s
III store very ~" SI'l9 ~ ,Ij,s' ,vi,i.1
Bright springs, I''.S a"' >l"' ''''' 80, VIZ
and PLAIN M">hh' mes ""'' ''"IS~ &C.,
together with many "lnF "Nrn,. w.
tme o''n' u ,hn; ,.n,l ra,rIv sTroI;,s
win f4 !, IA their interest to cxamnc bc'ure pnr-
ch,sinr GEORGE +. BALDWIN,.
Eino.SI. between Fairfax and Wafer, Alex, Va.
dec %
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29

ALEXANDRIA irGMs.--!iit, lG.t ic!ier Vi
Mcrcary, .! toe Baltimore Sun, has th2 FOL
luwin;. mems from A:cxG.u:i: -
Cur Masnn:c fraternity have Interesting
seasons. Tonight. L. is the regular meeting
@; !;}o Alexandria Washington Lodge. No.
-. l,,r whcn tba ;ilustri1us George Na&h-
ir4rtol obtained! charter from Edmund Ram
loip III the year 1854. john -'iiakes, who
died here few months since, %aS Tor a.any
years the tru>ty Tier Of this lodge lie was
!, member Of the urdcr SSvy-tive years-the
oldest Mason il America TIE Free Masons
Of Virginia have rcSul,ed to erect over his
grave y monument to his memory.
The Rev MIR Nixon, of the Methodist
Ep,noral Church South, who was snddenly
Frustrated by illness during the sitting Of
conference, IS How rapidly recovering. Ills
speech has returned.
During th"y"ar 1859 there were {, 92o tons
Of plaster received here by direct iDporla-
ton from foreign ports, and in 1860 500
tons, 70 which may be added say on"-third
or one fourth coastw!sr. Our iorei IN HrTi
walls during the yea: exceed those OF the year
previous 10y aiIUutu dozen.
immen>" quantities Of pruincc from the
fields Of Tie Ola HJnlnion have been &ent to
Eastern cities and shipped from there dur
ing the season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29

ALs.HY, Dee. 2G.-The proposals were opeacd
lry About four millions bG--taken at about
g and quarter premium average: lowest sue
,,tui bid about one per cent. premium.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29
FROM WASHINGTON.

TIE GAZETTE s SPECIAL DISPATCH.
= W.SulNGTuE, Dec. 2S.--Ihe isu;Scti.D II
ley case is almost forgotten BY the pubic III
the intense excitement wiiah prevails regard
Ing t1n Sjurit Carolina ii:r5s.
The ne"' OF the capture Of Fort Glo;litio
und C:,sti: P!rcEuey b. the trGepS Of South
Carolina, reached The Administration today.
an; Il Cabinet meeting was Immediately
calico.
President Buchanan has declined IL re-
ccive the Commissioners from South Caro-
lima, but will receive chem lis citizens Of the
United States TIE Commissioners are de-
!ibcrnrug whether they vii! communicate
with the President Al, persons merely, and
will probably decline.
Dr. Mitchell has been chUSen as u. ).
Senator from Arkansas, IN place OF Robert
w. Juhns1n, whose tenn Of Office ex pires on
the Iii. u! March. DR.. Mitchell is OF the
most uitra-secGSSon school.
The Union feeling here is inten-e. Amer
ican flags are living from. it would seem, tu!-
jy one bali Dl the houses in the business
portion Of the city,
rs mentioned, yesterday little is hoped
from the Committee Of Thirty three, and no.
thing at Mi from tie, Committee Of Thirteen.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH.
WAsH1HcroN, Dec. 2S.--Tnc 5 nth Caro-
Ina Commissioners. III view .! u stipulation
Oh tie part q: TIE President that the garrI-
s,n Ia Charleston h#;bur should not hc aug
tncnira nor their military status Of the posts
changed, have requested Of tic President
Information whether Col. AnderSons move.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29
Washington, dee 1T lGt

ltHWlEG MACHINES or THE NANuFAC-
- TIfHE OF LAND, WEBSTER d 90, FOX
: LE CHEAP have oil hand number al
SEWING MAC9il NES "f tn" aiovc make, which
Is ;',c simple STRONGEST aud n"si r:ii"i'i" I"
ali Nachit,v. uv,r invented. which ! viii SCI. III
less ;i:an thc manufacturers prices. aS |" have
t;.um u,r",,ncad into tiiis market, believing ha
the; vii! s!p,r>",!. ali olhcI>--all kinds oi work
done on enc Nachine. City references gwen.
Gail and examine i; II" s., King s.r,.e', az" h"J
bargo;n. JOHN l. Ch fiHIi OH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29

III PER CENT DISCOUNT will be allowed
~ ia" The already low price, on all cash bills
II and upwards. from the l$t ot January
vi aai AL persons in want OF bargains can get
ell - calling upon US, as we have determined
reduce our stock as mach as possible prior 10
'ii"g our inventory: aud to this end have deter
~~ci allow the 10 per cent. discount spoken OF
.tarn re. 29I : / ". MEYENEERG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29
T1c Soutp Carolina Address.


lh" address "i the people 81 y '"'A ''''
Dina 10 the people Of the Slaveho!dlng
Stotes. will anpcar in the Washington pa.
,,... ~ ,,.;. ,,,.'r,,in.. n..uoe;n, thraa rol-
P''' r. ......,
eH''>' us ''ne anu NIX - al -'''''''" may
BE- gathered from tie following eXtractS:-
..rba o:,e treat evil from which all other
evils have flowed j. the overthrow oi the
nu,.t;,uti,,n IF the Tinted States. The Gov
rr,,n,..n, II ,;,c United States is no longer
the government OF c"m!::,!cra''.:' republics
iut CT . C. ,,,Sal:.i:ircd democracy. i is no
t,nrnr = free government, bur ie>pntiSrn
II Is. in fact. such Il government a. Great
n,i,,;, artr;ontr.j - SET oyer our fathers,
h;,h was resisted ami defeated Dv y;
.rypn.ye;,.' >;ruy..c for nItpendence.
4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29

W4ATED TO HIKE ivr The ensuing year, to
y serve in Il small family. NV" well qualihed
"HNANTS. ore as COX washer and ironer. and
- altyr It man servant tor the dining room. For
.'i reliable SET 9"nt> liberal wages will be given
E;'!y al ii North Washington street.
leo o., st5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29

Che call extended to The Rev. Wiiiiain {.
Meredith, OF Buckingham c"Unty, 10 become
the pastor 81! the Episcopal Church u Wan
chester, oi which hc". Dr.. Walker was late
pa<tor, has been accepted, AMI he Will shortly
enter upon the discharge Of the duties OF his
ncw charge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29
Is it zsapid ?
1t makes 1880 stitchc. per minute.
Is It Durable ?
cHIEA, GLASS AID EARTHENWARE,

BY THE SnIp pErHEA, DIRECT FROM LIVERPOOL,
AND OTHER ARRIVALS, we have received our
FULL FALL SUPPLIES.
IIn CRATES OF QUEENSWAkE, Of all
LI-t Grades
$50 PACKAGES cut PRESSED, and common
GLASSWARE
!iHDS:. ana o;:cr packages L X
PORCELAIN
q BOXES Powhaiau PIPE HEADS
1860 REED PIPE STEMS, with an assert
,,cut NJ FANCY GOODS
Ivory handled ard Gu;:a Percha handled Knives
p,a;iau and Britannia; frame Casters. with cut
or moulded bofics.
XIII; orrrSr"i ,ysur;rucr; of STAPLE GOODS,
1,,-. a., h.,s ,r. ii,ti,r ourselves that we cal,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29
1NPEcYINE, TIE PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,

II L. i
ENUR III. prevention and cure 81 icr~r a"d Ag"r
/ art EIioHS f;e"cr>. This Mon'Ier;u! rcl:cdy
vuS brought t. the knowledge al til" present pro-
lrirtor> by iri.:!i who has been grcni Traveller
in Persia and the Holy land
While going down thrriyer EEihratcS. hc rx
ucrcncc:i II ~.rcre attack ui E.y"i a!.G A. uc. Tn
discovering lis condition, "Le 81 81" Hoatnrn l""N
rom his person .!ai"jc;. -! !nc, u e"r H'"
uud no tcrc,. tatH to,."h gor. Although imcrctiG
suu< a. to It's virtues; hc complied. avs; c%p"rirn-
ccd Immediate relief, ana has since aiwnr' i""'''
it m c:Ic.lual protection from nii m.:i:"ion> com
p'a:u's.
On further Investigation he found ihat the boat
man attributed 20 IL m;r"cnton~ y"wcrS aud said
that il cnut; only h. attained from the f.lca'- u"
the Sur Sometime afterwards, the gentleman III
"uuvcrS ng with Priest obtained from him 'hc -.
crc % lis preparation, and ascertain eli where the
uuIirinIi herbs found. Of which il was COM
:,uun lea. ! he wonderful virtues OF this article
have induced u tuil belief IN tie minds ri I!lc ~:
t;y.s in the m;rarufcus healing powers Of th"ir
Priests
Since his return t. America. Il has hrcn ri,d
with tic iaipicst .liect ~ vcrai LaJcS a0a Gen
f!cu!"n OF high character, who nave give" It IT,"
most unparalleled praise. This remedy having
hacn q specific IN Persia :oT 'uu'i,'is u cas- for
Tie prevention anil cure Of Fever and A@uc and
Bilious Fcvets--;S now offered IL the american
people.
Il viii &c sent by rnai:, prepaid, with full direc
tons for use IN rccci,f a: one dollar.
Principal Depot ami Ainn"ii:ct"rv, l5& Main 81.
Richmond Va. Branch Uii!or, !ia':k ~ CrGmc:c"
Building, View York. Address.
is !o--wly JOHN WILCOX 4 co.
HAVE EUW X STORE TIE LARGi.Sr,
] Anu BEST STOCK or THE GnHli" r"m.
e., bv,,; that ha~ bccn oH",ti IL III" i('"""-
dria a".&.f, ,iz.:--rafTt~sc ana Tire Bots from
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29

EIAKI FOR SALE.--Thc subscriber offers III
j. private sale. The FARM Oh which liz resides,
in Fairfax County. miles northeast Of Sud'ey
Mills, being within half mile Of the Manassas
Gap iiairoai (now undo: conStrncton,j contain
ing iU9 ACRES--hctween - dni 20 Acres III
Wooiand The farm Is divided into four tielcs
of about 90 acres caca---;huu 10 well set III
-, grsSs--s well Of excellent and never falling
s#S%:i water in The yard BUILDINGS III good re-
pair. and com urlnti il.
Terms moderate. and t. suit the purchaser, ii
early application is made u the subscriber, on the
premises. or by letter addressed
DAVID p. CONRAD, Agent,
,rr If Arc.ia I0Il1Urn Co. Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29

.-.,.. BANDS LINE FOR PHILADEL-
s.s:~~---;Z Pr IA.~-Thc propeller J. JEROME
'1. Jrron-, Will sail ." Saturday. 29th instant.
Apply to WIN. H. FOWLE & son.
4"r -: M. ! South Wharvcs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29

DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN THE HEAD.
nE. COASTOE. member Of the Roya: College
j of Surgeons OF England member of the
Ro~,I Society, and late Medical Superintendent
OF The West Grenada Hoi! Mines Central Ameri-
"a. still continues 10 apply his newly discovered
ANA extraordinary lrethod Of treatment by which
he was h,lnSr cured, a!ter eleven years Of intense
suffering Particulars for self culc sent to ANY
address !or postage. Consn'tations daily ir' III
II III q clock, free. Addr:S 5l". 18th street.
Washington. D. C., where hundreds Of letters
FROM lcrSn,:> rnred l., hi$ dirlor';: arl tcstimo-
mails may he Srer Wasaiu gtOu, oct lily
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29

DUBLlC SALE OF Personal PROpEE
L TT, AND HIRING OFSLAVES.-Will ie
sold on Mon6oy. D.cemJer 3lst, 1866. 4; BarLaly,
near Pohick Church, Fairfax County, all The pcc-
sonal property Of the late Francis Johnston con-
ssting Of Horses, Cows, and Hogs, Earning In
plemenl>, Wagons and Carts; lC0 barrels OF Corn,
30 bushels Of Rye, large quantity Of Oats, Hay,
Fodder, Straw, Shucks, &c.
nNs:--Al sans of $40 and under, cash-for
all over so, credit of six months will be given,
for approved bonds, bearing interest from date.
No property 10 lie removed until tie terms are
complied with.
Al the same time and place, ZIG II E F N
SLAVES, (meli, women and boys,) will he hired
for the year 1861. Bonds, with security, Will be
required.
At the same time and place, the FARM will hs
offered for rent for the year 1861. Eond bud Sc
curitv. FRANCIS Il JOHNSTON,
Al. MCKENZIE,
Administrators of Francis Johnston, decd.
Fairfax County, Va, dec l9-dtd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29
No. IS, opposite Centre Market,
between 7t:l ana: ,th streets.

rTo"JCE-- desire t. re- Two good SEA-
~ v4ETy ror the mex. year. Oh" ~ cock,
y,sIer and ;roayr and the other ~ a"S" servant
rnpablo ofass;s:ing in washing and lr""'ng' ANY
one having one or both Tor hire will address;
dec 22--dtI H. W. faNoh-"i -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29
UCI'IONz SALES.
SIZE THIS nay

=" S3LE THIS DAY. 90 49,
9 EERiFF'S ALE.-0r Saturday, 2eth Deem
- Der, 500, at o o'clock, will sell at the house
reccn.iy occupied Ly Z. A. Fischer, on King street.
between Pitt and st. Asaph streets, u, pubic auc-
tiol, cash, one shot !. is, one ST ONE, sundry
lots OF SHOE LASTS, BOOTS, SHOES, &C.. &c,
levied u:.on rs the property of said Fsehcr, to
satisfy rent in arTcaI due +. II. Miiier j.
CHARLES 3. CASTLEMAN, D. S.
dec 2i-eUts
Ipu1LlC SALE OF. SERVANTS, &c.--I will
Z. sell ut Salem, on Suturdoy, tie 9TH day 81
Jan""ry all the personal estate of the late BeDia
min ia ~son, d, consisting OF four valuable
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
JOHN BHKER,
Executor Of benjamin Dawson, deed.
F"uoni"r county. Va. dec 27-eots
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LADD, WEBSTER s co.'s

AAUU, WEnoLEA 8 CV. .
TIGHT STITCH SEWING MACHINES,
ar j. T. CnHlGHT5;'s IS KING ST.
rINHIS IS the strongest and most reliable MA
/ CHINE IN use, POSSESSING advantages oyer
all Others Persons who wash to purchase. WIZ
please cal. AZ; examine ii my sturt, y ~k!ng-
sr-cat where :a! information can be uhtaino.i.
JOHN r. CREIGHTON,
co,- - Agent for Alexandria.
F7ANCi BA%hETS.--i..d!es' Work md 1ra-
Z yelling Baskets, knife. Spoon, and Cigar do,
for sale BIZ PERRY BROTHERS.,
de, Mansion House Building
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29

n hEWAhD.--Strnyld from tho subscriber,
- Il lar = FAT COW, horned. aud Of pale
- '"or The ahav. reward will hc paid upon
. t'trn to Samuel Cats, AT Wet Fad.
~. -,--!3t WILLIAM GRAY.
IN BARRELS yellow SUGAR, received
- tn'a day, and ros sale 10y
''e " j. L. DOUGLAS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29

Fl. i. CKOMW ELL i CO,
lee - ii N:.e:tS, NV ork. Pier No. =
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-13
Special Notices.

Sands SnrsapNrIIla-Fnr Purifying the blood
Health depends almost entirely upon the state of
the blood. If the ytazing fluid which pervades ev-
cry tissue membrane fibre, fiament, gland or otler
organ. primary and subsidiary, be charged with the
elements of disease, sickness must be the conse-
quence. and until the is eradieatcd no per.
manent relief be expected. 1t is here that the
powerful health restoring properties of SANDS SAR-
SAPARlIIA are manifested its searching operation
reaches the germ Of disease, and the cures it per:
forms are therefore radical and thorough Read the
testimony in another column.
DA- Prepared and sold by A. b. & p. SANDS,
Druggists 100 Fulton street. New York
For sale by H. johnson x Co.. and Redingon & Co.
San Francisco; Rice X Coffin. Marysylle; r. IL. Nc
Donald X Co., Sacramento II. H. Wickes Il Co., Ne
yada and by Druggists generally.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-13
TONsTABLE's S1LE.-state or Cali

CONSTABAE'S SALE.-State OF CalI-
~ fornia, County Of Nevada, Township Of Nevada,
BY virtue Of an execution to me delivered issu.
Justice Of the Peace in and for the county aforesaid
bearing date October 9th, A. D. 1860 TO- satisfy ~
Judgment rendered by said Court on the 9Th day of
October 4. D. 1850, in favor Of WIIIIAM STONE AZ
CO.. and against RILEY PARLIER, for the sum of
siStyth Dollars and Eghtysix Cents debt, inter
est, damages and costs Of suit. have taken in ex
ecution, aud will sell to the highest bidder for cash
the following described property, to wit: One Ranc
and growing crop, Dwelling House and all outhouses
thereunto belonging, situated on Thomas Flint, ON
the waters of Brush Greek, in Nevada Township. on
the road leading TO Webber's Bridge ! will sell In
front of the Court House door, in the City Of Nevada
on Monday the 10th day of October, A. D. 1860, be-,
tween the hours OF o'slock A. NJ and o'clak p. NJ
Taken as the property of Riley Parier, to satisfy
the above demand and accruing costs.
Nevada City, Oct. sth, 1860.
Oc9-td w. C. ASHER, Constable n. T
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-13

DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S Medical and Surgical In.t;-
tute is on Sacramento street, below MONTGOMERY
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company;s Oaice
San Francisco, California The Doctor offers free
consultation, and asks no remuneration unless he
effects CURE
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-13
SpermatOrrhea.
L. J. CZAPKAY. N. D.,
San Francisco. Cal.
CONsTABLE's sALE.-state or Caii-

~ fornia, County ofNevada, Township of Nevada ss
BY virtue of an execution to me delivered, issued
from the Court Of E. W. Smith, Esq, an acting Jus.
tice of the Peace, in and for the county aforesaid
bearing date October 11th A. D.. 1860; to satisfy
judgment rendered by said Court on the 2lst day of
July, A. D. 1860 in favor of JAMES f. MARTIN and
against +. J. CHAMBERS and AMOS T. LAIRD for
the sum Of SlSS so principal debt and S2T Is costs:
have levied upon and viii sell to the highest bid
der for cash. theollowing described property to wit:
All the right title and interest Of the above named
defendant, T. j. Chambers of in and to that certain
short Ditch intersectng with Deer creek on the south
side, about one-haf mile above Seotts Flat and con-
veyDg water around the Ditch known as the Gold
Flat Ditch, belonging to the South Yuba Canal Co
Also, all Of defendant Chambers right title and in
terest in and TO the ditolf known Laird L. Cham
bers Gold Run Ditch intersectBg with Deer creek
about three miles above Nevada and conveying wY-
tor to Gold Flat in Nevada county. Also, all Of de.
iendant Chambers right title and interest In and to
the ditch, known the Chambers & Laird ditch,
conveying water frOm Scots Flat to America n
Hil in Nevada township; said ditch is on the north
side Of Deer creek and known rs Laird & Chambers
new dtcb being the same which was heretofore at .
tached by nae in the above entitled suit.
All the above described property will be sold on
THURSDAY, the LIST day of November, 1860, in front
Of the Court House door, between the hours of nine
O'clock A. NJ. and five o'clock, P. NJ, to satisfy the
above demand and accruing costs.
Nevada, October 11tb 1850.
all
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-13
NOTICEl ~

All Persons Doing Business In Nevada
County ami subject to pay Licence are requested to
call at the Treasurers Ofice and settle on or before
the Both inst, or they will be dealt .:'h according
to law
Nevada, Oct. sth, 1850. J.W. CHINN,
Treasurer, Nevada County.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-03-07
Spring Elections.

The following from the St. Clairsyille
Gazette, is es applicable to this latitude as
that. Read it, aud heed it: -a"
During this month, tickets will be form
ed and nominations made for the various
township Offices. We hope our friends in
every township will call their meetings and
select good men for the different Offices.
no matter whether yon know you will be
defeated or not. This is the way to COM
mence your organization for the Fall cam
paign. Be sure and select good and ac-
ceptable men. Let no little petty person.
al considerations influence you, but en-.
deayor to make ticket that will be accept
able to oil and, ON the day Of election go
forward and vote for Remember. the
motto of every true democrat is. "princi-
piles not men - Care should be taken in
selecting competent men. for you all are
interested in the competency and charac.
ter of your local officers. Now is the
time to commence the organization of each
township and school district for The great
camp4igE OF 1850 The result of the
Spring elections will be hcralded as the
first gun in the mos. important Presiden
tial battle ever experienced in the Union
Let it be charged with democratic grape
that it may send forth democratic thunder
terrifying to the ears of Black Republican
ism.
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The --latest From the Hungarian.
HALIFAX. NJ arch 9


An official letter from Mr.. Townsend,
agent cf the government at the wreck OF
the Hungarian, says that it. is now aScer-
tanned. beyond doubt, that there are no
survivors. of the disaster. Ouly three
bodies have been found done of O wo-
man, one of man supposed to be fire.
man, and the othera child supposed TO
be two years old. sys.gi uej,iT a4 a.aaa
The cargo and materials Of the steamer
are scattered along the shore, from Tas.
ket around Cape Sable as far east as
Ragged Island + eds "a .e;.en,, ss.Io;.
Considerable goods are drifting ashore
at the mouth of Shelbourne harbor,--
The country people generally are acting
honestly. Three stores are hired at
Darlington to collect the property, which
is of considerable value. The ships ar
ticles have been found, and it shows that
the crew numbered seventy four. Nc
passenger list has yet been found. The
rumored finding of the clearance of the
steamer is untrue. . ..4
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w0onsFIELD, OHIO, MARCH I ,sao.
The Last Cali.

We are again compelled to call upon
our delinquent subscribers, and this time
We are 10 earnest. We must have money.
Every sabscriber who is in arrears for
two years or more is required to pay up
before the lst day of April, otherwise he
will fnd the account in the hands of an
oficer for collection. ~ ..-
We dislike this course as much as any.
one can, and have dsfsrrsd it until the
lass day: now we are driven to 1t, and
viii Insist upon it in every instance. Let
no. one suppose he will be an exception.
The causes which compelled US to this
course will compel US to follow it with
vigor. 's'sE
Let every one who is In arrears bear In
mind that his Indebtedness to US must be
paid before the lst day of April. 1t
vsuld be felly--worse, it would be suici.
dsl in as to suffer our credit and our busi.
nrss to be ruined for few hundred dol.
lara, when several thousands are due US
and should be paid. es sI
Come mp and settle your accounts OF
pay them in to your postmaster.
, soP WILLIAMS 4 WEST.