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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-02

EXTENSION or TUE SouTH-SIDE RAILRoAp-In
the House Of Delegates on Friday, "a bill to ena-
BILE the Soath-Side Bailruad Company, tn con-
struet branch of their road from Blacks and
Whites to the Roanoke River. was lost, it not re.
eelving constitutional majority; the vote stood
ayes IS, noes 49,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-02


The uniod States Court for the III c!fcu aud Virginia
District. Friday Deceml'r l'ih lAaS: 5000.
Gofham lla,enp"rl aud John Patterson citizens aud hh"l
nns Of The STATE ul Alahama, aud merchants aud partners
Trailing un,r the firm aud sic ii Davenport n rnrrs' II,
tsomclin'cs called o. pHseHpor fat'rsonh il"h''N,
William l. suuncr, lanes Chalmers DANES Saunders. Thos
T. saunders mud Gsa,0s \, saunders, dNlual, aud rs
executors oi David saunl,rs sr, dced. Defendants
This cnuc came on nj argutd by counsel,
and hcrcupcn, upon consideration theno IL ordered al
hill ." tho compaiunnt amounting Ia The sum nj one h"i
sand ani wra dollars aud fifteen cents, with interest
rate Of interest In de siar Of Ahnn1 from The a-ih ia,
september, in The year l>Nl, III paid, and cry doia' aud
eighty cents the ros. ." sui IN the common la~ Court t."
selhc' with The "i The cnplnnanls In Ills sa t" he
aN" by III" Clerk q" h Court which said SUNS are due from
W L. Saunders on" 9" The drinials IN ,hs cas-, |" snd
ennrl"lnnns shall "e paid by 'r -al Nm saunders tih
that til" property mentioned in the deeds hlod ns exhibited ia
tbs sue part ercoi rs thu MASTER herein acr men
ne n' an , i ' ,, l., ,n lrl f In, ma william l.
saunders Ia James Chalmers trustee, bearing e the i'm
al ol May, ls aud oi record IN hr CLERKS ohen ct the
Court of llusng- Tor the cit, OF 'nehhurg on The 10Th day Cd
MAY in The being "nos occupied h, III" said
William L. saunders mui, Residence situated at The head
Of Main street in the city Of Anhnrg and ." which there
Tobacco" arln,. II is the same Io purchased by III" stld
William L. saundcrS of Robert wlo. Also, "th' properly
sanni and Mary his WIFI to tn" sai Jnmr Chalmers is
tee. which decd bears date The iI day "i May, In Me year
Ia and IS 9" record "n Tue dal following IN zoe ',hr "''
OF the Court Of Hastings Tor thu clN Of lAncbnrr ~hc PR"
in ccriaIn hous ind lot tho hcai "i Third r 'hur
street. IN the 81, {" l}nelbnrg aud ne" "'cnr"d b, John
Adam, which interest ,uHl undivided hail patt; tmi
The property described nIoresad he sold al rule nucn
the In the city III ynchnrH, cash Ia the
highest bidder. 10y William T. Watson Ut The Masters
this Court nfcr giving Ten days no, nj least, oi the time
and place OF sale IN two III the newspapers Published IN SAID
city, aud thai proper centr Without general warranty
hr executed for III" property sold by James Chalmers e
trustee, The deeds mentioned ind possession delivered lay
said tsitc and of the pHrc' Ia Tins suit who may have
possession of said property, i' the purchaser thrreo u" pa,
the put,ar manr, the sud Master: and thai SAID
Master, upon the receipt al sail purchase monty do forthwith
,pn. the Ia the Bank of Virginia Ia the credit of ih
aud subject t" the "rr Of this court aud ilat the said
maxi report 81 his proceedings to this Court in oer IL h
l = l.slI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-02

BALTIMORE March 3l.-Flour firm: Howard
Stteot 5.i5 TO 8 81. Wheat steady. with good de-
maud, bur market poorly supplied White l.55 to
LOO Red LII to II. Corn steady at 6S to 20.
Provisions firm. Whi,kcy steady.
Nrw YORK, March 3l.-S,ocks better: vir:i
MIA Skies 93l, Cotton heavy. Breadstuns
changed. Corn FIRM White IS to so cents Vel
low II to 10 cents. pork steady 1877 To 1900;
Prime 1913 to l475. Lard l0i 10 IL ceu,s. SUI
gar heavy in Consequence Of large arrival. Rest
unchanged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-02

n, MARE sTofES.-si5 EEWAED--On Monday
49, evening last man who gave his AlII> hired
"a l. Mare AT our stable III he sal Few mile IN
the count promising 10 return llr since lch
me have hear nothing from him. We therefore, suppose
he has abscended With the Mare. We will give the above
Mafd for her delivery In She il small light S1cl heavy
ana iaaic feet, hlnzc face, md very spirited aud
herY She i year old, this Spring. She has small
the of her back can,ti by tho salr. The ALIEN
II inches high would weigh from 100 TO fi Y =
DIRE sed In black said he
ir-i, Mt Of Lyncburg Any information concerning
Mar Wit be thankfully received and rewarded
uhuyC j. ". :. l.. " RICHIE.
ieb l}-d2 c2tawir--( Ecp)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-02

New Spring Stock, for 1880, at
STIGIl1It, PETERS ~ CO.,
No, 100 Main Street, Lynchburg, Va,
feN subscribers in receipt Of their usual nrge stock
1 ct STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Of FRENCH,
ENGll~lI AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURE to which,
- their old customers and all These
goods tho stylcs good quality and nj
sauc rres. Read partial enumeration appended below
',l,roc., 0ugiams mud Lawn,
ninnn French Cnmhrics Jnconcts, solid and plain,
tifuaUtie Nu>lin- ami EvfHEps,
BcrH4c aud Muslin Flannccd Robes.
Mourning ,,ao,- In Muslin, Lawn and bcrnRes,
Itru4cs, Dc iaiurs mud thallrs,
lrcss Silks liluck, flnin and Fancy,
lri,,n ainric aud Embroidered Handkerchief,
III aud sik Gloves, Various Coiors
Ladies' aud Mt.s,s SIX Miits. dong and shori)
Lac" Tissue ana Ncrnge Ncis
fr,uoh Worked collars and ~ Sets,
tnle
Apnccaa, Mousllus aud Iinmba2nes
Misses Hosiery nni Cloves
Misses tlankr Mcrno Vests
Nhc 1ools, Nil Kinds,
Sprnr shnmls, NRrons roiors,
in,lnr shks at low Hgur,s,
Lace shaw Is nnd Nantes.
Ilua skirts, all sizes and prices,
Hoop skirt supporters, something new.
GENl uOoIe.
Brnad Cloths plain aud fancy,
Black aud Fancy tasllncrus,
N"stings, all kinds,
G"nts lies, sto,ks md trayais,
fhr Collars aud h,noms
Gloves, y Hose nj lanlkcrchlefs,
lihr Apple llHndhprriieis, something
TO Wlrh Is uled fine stock Of heavy Linen and Cotton
Goods nl Wndow Shades, tnrcngs Mnttlngs, Rugs, Door
Matt, Nc, So Remember tho No lfoo) and call In.
mh -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-02

HoLc"MBE HALL AssocitrIoN.--The iii incor-
rofating the llolcombe Hall Association Of this
City, passed the Senate on Thursday last: the
same act had previously passed the House.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-02
SALES BY AUCTION
FUTURE DAYS.
Trust Sale of Valuable Land, near
T.vnrh burn

10y virtue 81 = trust se eueule4, hy wa.r Henderson
y aud wife. The Is, day ct peeet sSe aud duly re-
corded the un. sgue trustee therein named, Will offer hr
SALE SATURDAY the ath day OF May next the prrin
that very desirable TRACT Oh LAND bought by the said
Henderson Edgar Whitehead. fsq lying about TAO and
half miles trem the city Of tnchburg and containing TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES This land has upon "
comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, all necessary on, buildings
well wooded has about thirty Of excellent meadow, AMI
rerlenee Those wishing purchase referred to Walter
Henderson Tor further inioraon To the advertiser VIII" Is
authorised Ia make sale r,ne II he deems proper In do 40
TkRNs1he property will he sold for fourth Of the nr
chase money cash. negotiable note, satisfactorily endorsed
interest added NJ manths, aud nr the balance, sret u"
and years bonds with personal security, earr Ing
Interest from ia, u sale and deed IL the land Ia "'nre
their payment. JOHN N. SPEED, Trustee.
NH 81 -dSc2awtds-IIscn, ran,.1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-02
Conuclrs Mill Ear sale nj Public Auction.

pursuance with deed at trust executed la Us ia trustees
l., Arthur Council, la secure dehi due by the said t"nn'
10 the franklin Building Fund Associations and IN obedience
order of the H. arl OF Directors Of said Assohlon the
undersigned viii sell Ut public auction the premises III
o'clock TUESDAY, the nj lHs ur April thai valuable
Mil known ",onnvrs MIL, aud occupied u. N"wltn
Nurr together with $40 icet at land Wing between the
canal and river tbs Is oi the largest aud most valuable
Mills In this SECTION o tho State, and contains Machinery Tor
grinding Flour Meal aud Plaster aud for making ROLF, and Is
In completes repair,
1rNNi- mad, known day Of sale.
Tho title j. believed hc good, but acting Trustees, Ne
Will convey only such title as Ia vested In
tlIAA. NJ. Bl.ACkfokp,l
EpuERr i, DAVIS, Trustees.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-02

LYNcuBuRG LOCOMOTIVE AND MACHINE ConrA-
Nf.--Ihe House Of Delegates on Thursday pass
ed an act incorpola irg the Lynchburg l. como
tive and Machine Company
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-02

LYScHBuRG ASD RicHMoNp RAILRaAp.-rhc
bill incorporating the Lynchburg and Richmond
Railroad passed the Senate on Friday last
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-02
OFFICE OF THE LyscnBuna AG. q MEen. SocIE- y,

March 9th, $50
N-oylCE ia bcr,ly given to the Committees hands
the connecting Essays placed al The lac Fan Of This
cv that requested 10 return them To tho - eretar!
nj their earliest whether The, repair ed to re-
pr on them Tha Executive t"ihmitt de sire maj
rpper disposition shall be made OF them without rt r delay
Ii i Lolcd this request will not be disregard ed
BY order Of the ExEcuTIvE CONN rrEk..
r,b 9i.ot ALIEN. MCDONALD See Rotary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-02

WAsnlScroS, March 3l.-SENArE.--The pro-
Gee lings in The Senate wore unimpnrtant.
llprsE OF RErRt sENTArlvEs.-Tais body was
not in session to-day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-02
Snnerior Gold Pens.

xxrr vohl call the attention all who desire &c ,nj the
w luxury good pen, to I'm ibN"ee :" gold ~. - We
have lust received from Of the best makers liz Tie mon
have selling these Pens for s.Nara yenrs nt with
oui any hesitation, recommend theta m The pubic ~ beg
h hest ooJ pcn we sold II il can be said OF article
yhoeyer that te ibc cheapest It may be said Of
cold pens especially All who write. either for pie isrre
,rdt are nyi,J 10 cali and these tioLD
Pms 90 ..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-02

am friend 10 the University, have labored car
nestiy I" the lies, Of INV ability for her advance
ment, a"d should exceedingly regre. to see her in
teres,s in any particular damaged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-02

New Spring Goods, March Goth, 18C O.
AN now receiving Spring supply, embracing great
ry OF pretty goods of styles and patterns lgs
t,n are Chaies lhalie Robes M0usln De LANES, Or
ill., nennes and Printed LAWNS together with full sh ppy
If D,aebcd Brown and Plaid Donesics of all grades II of
which will sell cheap for casa extend cordial invt alton
IL, m, friends OF city and country TO give me call
t'"' il. PURYIS Agen
al, 90 No. III Min STR .ei.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-02

VUSr Er EIyED--A large and lsau'ifnl stock OF GOLD
u Pms AND HOLDERS % various etyleswhcl will be
ia ,w,r than any Offered in this market .
,ai a. ~ PAYNE &c BJAACR FORD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-02


WlN, next Monday, March the aih will he open The hand
w soonest and cheapest assortment o goods consisting Of
Mlcnafy Emroeres nnes, bons straw uoods, Hosiery,
trimmings and Fancy Goods the cheapest offered In this
other city The subscriber oers 10 his friends aud the
public In general nj the owcst cash prices having selected my
stock with offer Inducements In pco and
style viii he constantly resolving additions during the
tire aud am conairst thai stock, er variety and
cheapn,.- will be unsurpassed Invite yoa give call
before purchasing clrew here have handsome
m"ni Of French Mlenn,, Flowers, libon, Rueaes all prces
and styles, llraid Coburg split and French Chip also Leg
horn bonnes Flats and lnans tnps des Dress Caps also
black Grape Collars cheap; Embroidered Collars aud Sets
very elegant, from % cents up 10 4lo Back Laca vas
Mourning NnS splendid Curtain Muslin very eheap Gents
aud Ladies Kid aud silk Gloves. good; Mobair Ms and
many other things, too numerous 10 mention "Uome one
come ALL to No 81 Main street. opposic stzers hat storc
and one door above 1hnrman's confectionery.
march =, da-dy JAS. WILLIAMSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-02

New Plantation Hand I 90. n.
ON exhibition the Pieimon Hoase II. g Mel d,ialrs
k5ptrENT PLANTATION HAND LOOM ,, " oicl the
ro,e mr., requested aud eXg5e The unit! rights Of
b. sal of Virginia the sale OF irse Loons will b. sold
on reasonable tcruis, By application to ~ ,,,,,
mil 30 2l* afledMo" house'-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-02
NOTION
HOSIERY,
WHITE GOODS,
CARPETINCS,

n NV PlANoH.-Wc hive to-day received ~" stock If
~ Gachlc, Pianos, q" excellent tone and finish W invite
all persons wanting first instrument,
hase have hand IN every respect superior The!
Warranted Tor iHe year.. j. WILLIAMS y son,
mi 20 Agents Or GAfuIT,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-02

REV GEORGE w. CanrER.-In u card published
in the last issue of the jackson Nssissippian, the
Rev. George w. Carter corrects prevalent mis-
apprehension relrtive to the grounds of his resg
nation Of the chair Of Metaphysics in the Unyer-
eity of Mississippi. My resignation" says Mr.
Carter, had been determined ution previous to
the existence of the late difficulties and WAS made
at tie time snecifcd, 18th March, that / might
give the notice required l'y the laws Of the Uni
yersity, t-wit--six months. and thus he prepared
10 enter up"n the duties assigned HE in another
literary institution. did not resi- gn lccuu>c OF
the decision of the Board in the late trial. |, in
common with my colleagues. appeared simply as
u witness | had no personal interest in the trial,
and was neither directly u"r indirectly rroSeeu-
tor in the case l have made issue with the
Il ,arl for their verdict. and have abs:aued from
expressing any opinion in the premises on this
point. | informed the b ard before iheir deci
sion WAS rendered, If my intention TO resign, and
my leasons tor it, If had not already, for the
reasons assigned, determined to resign, personal
considerations now exist that would c"ns..ain me
t. d. so.
I'm rencusi~,,. Mr.. Editor, allow me to say,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-02

W WI. n. MILLEft, IyucHUurB, va.
AGENT FOR
REESE'S PHOSPHO-PERUVIA OR
MANIPULATED GUANO.
INTRODUCED 1900.
Is composed exclusively OF
Finely Ground ubreo 6hdno and Rest Pruridn GHdao,
0ne.Hdy Edch.
NOrEwe call thu attention Of farmers that tho
~ above 0uano contains Esser other less cdLabs
substances than the natural Gadao The additions of sfsr
10 combinations Of auano has other effect than reduce
their value In lhosphos " Lime Asnona, both whici,
are too valuable To give place To substance which be had
for ereH Tho pfee 81 Gunno Plaster To be used with
must bs applied In quantities Of several 1Ass PEI
hence Is Ia that tho few pounds only that
be applied when combined with 9uano be of little
value Hence IL follows, while combination Of Guano
tanning Plaster be- solat ss price, Its sauc IL Just In
Thai, greater proportion, rclneed.
We have Furnishes. The above standard fertilizer to our farm
and planters for the ras four an while has proved
sdrinD ~ money Ia cost lis superior value fertilizer for
funAooo has been IMPLY demonstrated
We, therefore, recommend this Guao 10 with
euro conhdcncc rs standard and reliable fertilizer.
NH " -lNrlm WIN. A MILLER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-02
The GLORY of the Age.

- no OTIUTy Oh LIlB axe.
4 tSr received lot Of the most elegant WHEELER
- WILSON SEWING MACHINES that has ever been
shown yet In this market Now the time to get hIs glorious
article. No sale If do not learn 10 Warranted for
ihrec years Come ut once, and wait no longer
A. 5. ESGLEDOvE,
nh "a 81 Maln street, Lynchburg Va.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-06
NEVADA JOURNAL
FRIDAY, JANUARY q, 1860.

The New HosPiTAr.-Per invita-
ton of DR.. r. NJ. Hunt, County Ply
sician, we took look on Wednesday
at the spot selected for the site of the
County Hospital and on which the
artisans are now engaged in the erec-
tion of the building. The site is To-
Gated a half mile out of town ON an
eminence and ehibraets fge acres of
land. The building is to be of one
story seventy-fve feet deep by thirty
in width, with back wing of dimen"
sions ample for large kitchen and
dining hall, together with a bath
room, etc. A hall runs through the
length of the building. On each side
rooms for the inmates arc to be con-
struc.ed. We are not posted on the
most approved plans for Hospitals and
cannot speak of the merits or demer-
Its of the plan adopted for the con-
struction of the Nevada Hospital by
the Board of Supervisors. The site,
at any rate, is an airy and healthy
one, and can be easily supplied with
the necessary conveniences of water,
wood, etc.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-06

Dutch Trade aciM Japan.-A very
interesting report las been published
by the Government of the Neither
lands, of the trade carried on in the
port of Nagaski. Japan, from the 10th
of October, 1857, to the 4th of July,
1859, and the statistics give fatter-
ing idea of the commercial prospects
which lie before the civilized nations
when japan and China are fully
opened. One hundred and forty-nine
vessels had arrived at the port, and
all foreigners were freely admitted by
the authorities, the flag of the ship
only being scrutinized. Coal is sent
to China with fair and steady supply
and in few years good supply OF
raw silk will be exported, and the
pro speets of a satisfactory develop
ment of the commercial resources of
the kingdom are daily becoming more
encouraging.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-06

The New Steamship Champion.L
Tue new iron steamship Champion,
Capt. Fletcher, arrived on Sunday
morning, from New York, having made
the trip in the unprecedented short
time of sixty-two and half days run
ming time. and seventy days in ALL
She touched at only two ports-Rio
Janeiro, and Eota, in Chile. She
takes her place in the Vanderbilt
Line, and will start on her first trip to
Panama, with the U. S. Mails, on the
9Th instant, in place of the Cortes.
The Champion is iron-built, of 1000
tons register. q full account of her
was published in the Bulletin on the
announcement of her departure from
New York. The fact that she is pre-
pared to take her place in the line,
and start on a voyage for Panama, in
three days after her arrival from New
York, by way of the Straits of Magel-
Ian, is pretty compliment to her Del
aware builders, and clear evidence
that she is a stanch, sound steamer.
She has accommodations for 900 pas.
,sengers.-Bullctn
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-06

Sa rdmento VALLEY RailrOad.-Du-
ring the year 1859 the Sacramento
Valley RailroadCo. have shown an in
crease in their earnings over the year
1858 of about $4,000. The business
in freight hes increased to such an
extent as to require enlargement of
theil depot at Folsom, and they are
preparing to erect large brick store
house at that point. They have also
during the year constructed their
curved track between the Front and
r streets levees, and erected many
improvements in connection with their
workshops at foot of r street: With
the opening of the extension Of eigE-
teen miles, they will be obliged to in
crease their stock Of cars, ETC., of
whic h large supply is at present in
store ready for erection at foot of r
street.-Sac. Union.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-06

High Price Of Land in Switzer-
land-A recent traveller in Switzer-
land, says of farms and farming in
that country, that no good, terraced
land can be had there for less than
$4,000 to $1,000 per acre, and the
quantity of such land is one per cent
of the entire territory. No man owns
more than ten to fifteen acres of such
land. In tha: country investments
are made for security rather than
profit, and two and half per cent. is
usually satisfactory.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-06
Ex-GovRRNeR FooTE, who lect-

Ex-GovRRNeR FooTE, who lect-
tired last week in Cincinnati, was ad-
vertised to give lecture in. st. Louis
afterwards. On the occasion of his
appearance in Cincinnati, the COM
mcrcial thus daguerreotyped him:
Foote'S department. and mode of
dress are eminently Southern. and SO
his diction. The word which sharp
tongued Yankees and Northern peo-
pie generally pronounce, thare,' and
others of kindred sound, he pronounces
thar very broadly. He is appa-
rently about sixty years of age, with a
fresh countenance and piercing ewes.
His head is, as bald as Martin Van
Buren's, with curtains of silver gray
hair on either side, and thin lock of
back hair as the ladies say, and his
face is corralled, in Mexican phrase.
with thick-set, nicely cultivated whis-
kers of patriarchal length, few
shades darker than the capillary prop
er. His manner of delivery is peculiar
ana somewhat entertaining, tnougn
indistinct. Generally lie speaks very
slowly and with extreme gravity, but
now and then bursts upon his audience
vehemently, with forcible gesticula-
ton, emphasizing two syllables of
pollysyllablc in the highest key and
dropping upon the penultimate into an
almost inaudable whisper. TO com
pare sound with feeling, it's like jump
ing up three steps and falling down on
the other side-a sort of corduroy
sound, which is sustained, up and
down. until the excitement subsidies.
The lecturers penchant for Latin quo
tations is irrepressibie. and in very
bad taste. 1t was said of him in Con-
gress that he required four lexicons to
make speech"
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-06

Prisoners in JaH.-Jas Napffe; on
a charge of burglary, Ed. Briscoe
for robbery, Dutch Ned, accessory to
the same, Timber Jim. for Highway
robbery. are in Jail awaiting trial at
this term of the Court of Sessions.
-Four other prisoners are in Jail
serving out their time; French Joe
for larceny, John Hall for stealing
salt froh4 Davenport & Co.. au old
gray haired man for beating his wife,
and another whose time expires to-
morrow
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-06

PARsoN BRowNLow, of the Knox
vile Wig. writes from New York
that he has been to hear Henry Ward
Becker preach, He says, 81 came to
the conclusion that he was not bad
hearted man; and crazy as he is on
the subject of slavery, those of our
friends in the South who are fortunate
enough to get to heaven, n sed not be
astonished to find Henry Ward Beech
er there"
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-06

4 Nugget.-Jere Green & CO., Of
Remington Hill, took out of their
claims a big lump of gold and quartz
last week weighing PA ounces. On
being assayed by j. j. OFT it was
found to contain slightly more gold
than quartz, yielding S2,l54'l7.--
The gold was of extraordinary fine
nessbeing worth 5000 per ouuce.->-
We are informed hy expressman
Hervey that another lump worth
5000 vas ataken out at Remington
Hill three weeks since. He also re-
ports there are half a dozen claims
at the same place paying finely.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-06

Fine Fume.-The new fume which
James jeffrey is having constructed
up the ravine in the rear of the thea
tire, is one OF tie finest In the State.
We have not taken its dimensions but
it is large enough for canal and is
neatly and substantially Bdilt. The
diggings are valuable and will justify
the work.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-06

At regular meeting of Hunts
Vile Division, No. IS, Sons of Tenn
petance. the d. G.. w. p. installed
the following officers for the term be-
ginning, Jan. lst, 1860. viz: j. NJ.
Avery. W. p; Jno. Knox, w. A;
Peter l.. Stull. r. S; Chas. Green
ough, A. r. S; Thos. G. Lampman,
f. s.; j. B. Lewis. T.; Wildwood
Currie, c.; NJ. Mccartney, A. Co.;
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