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Nevada national., 1860-04-21
RIcH QUARTZ DISCOVERY.

Mr.. J. E. southwisk bas shown US fine
specimen Of gold bearing quartz, which was
taken from a new lead recently discovered
by Messrs. c. Richardson d Co., ON Nc
Carty's ranch about two miles above town.
Mr.. 5. has furnished us the following account
Of the discovery AT the invitation OF.
Msszrs. Ricsarcisou q Co., / visited their
lead, and after eight years experience and
very close observation, | can freely say,
have never seen any quartz in abundance,
that so uniformly showed gold and which
promised better return for large amount
OF rock crushed. picked up several pieces
and invariably found more or less gold dis
tributed over the surface and in and through
The solid rock For many reasons there has
been no excitement about the discovery.
Parties disinclined to believe what say can
90 aud see for themselves. Nessrs Rich
ardson d Co., being richly deserving of sue
cess, l sincerely congratulate them on their
discovery. 1t will be great benefit to this
town and must result largely to the benefit
fits owners
Nevada national., 1860-04-21

MuRDEROus ASSAULT. - Engene Laquoux,
was arrested on Wednesday last aud brought
before Justice Richardson, on the charge OF
assaulting VIM. NJ. Stephenson, the night
before, with a bowie knife Mr.. S.. who is
the night watch, succeeded in knocking the
knife out of his hand with his club. and fell
ing him.to the ground. lie was examined
before Justice Richardson and bound over
in the sum of $500, to appear before the
Court of Sessions. for trial. He was at the
samo time fined $50 for assaulting brother
OF Mr.. Stephenson with glass decanter.
Nevada national., 1860-04-21
CAUTION!
: n sONs INVESTING an TIM

ID II n - ONs INVESTING an TIN,
Il Washoe silvers Mines. are PARTICULARLY
CAUTIONED against purchasing interests in what !.
called the BILLY thUler ground 'hstween Virginia
thf ana Gold ilil Ia Carson county, and Utah Ter
riiory, as the undersigned with Moore IAwrcnce
aud others) cainisty locaiion and holds ~ pes
sission, eight hundred feet npon the ConnStock
Ledge, immediately west ard adjoining the asore
said tholier claims aud will resist MI a,-es.io,
or encoachmcnis made by he Choilor Company bv
every legal and honorable means the TERRITORY or
conniry affords.
tje 3-wI JAMES G. DOW.
Nevada national., 1860-04-21

Jne- Our friend '' Godfrey" Cheap John
Of Mill Street, left US on Thursday morning
last for Sonora. where he will start another
establishment, making three stores, one
each at Grass Valley. Columbia and Sonora
in which he is principle partner. The. bust
ness here will continue to be conducted un-
der the old firm Of Godfrey & Lue and under
the immediate direction of Lue.
Nevada national., 1860-04-21

AccoMMoDATIoNs.-A the many con-
veninces, attached TO the What Cheer House,
may be mentioned wash ooms and boot
backing and brushes are furnished In suita-
BILE parts OF the house, for the free use Of all
its patrons.
An important feature in the business ar
rangement of the house, is that an omnibus
and express wagon, with the name Of "What
Cheer House" painted conspicnously upon
them, are waiting on the arrival Of the var
ious river and ocean steamers, to conway
passengers to the hotel, free of charge. This
fact Should be generally remembered, as
strangers. on arriving in the city, are often
charged extravagant prices by others for
such services. And another equally impor-
tant item is, that however full the house may
at any time be, there is always room for
more-there is room for ALL Therefore, no
heed should be given 10 the ofi-repeated
declaration ofinterested runners from other
houses falsely stating that you cannot be ac-
commodated at the What Cheer House."
Nevada national., 1860-04-21

This detail Of circumstances should in
spire any one who may be similarly cireum-
sianeed, not to yield himself at once to the
threat Of the king ofterrors. but II poisoned
by the most deadly virus in existence. to
arrest the circulation between the poison
and the heart in the way above described {;
for il is truly far better to lose an arm, or a
Ice than life
Nevada national., 1860-04-21
c A u TION
OwNERs or uNTER,.sTrN TEE

OWNERS OF HSTER5.ST IN THE
W thallsr Claims situated on The COINS toek silver
Ledge IN Utah Territory. are rariculsrly cautioned
against disposng VI any ciaim 10 said property
al a lesser rate than they Otherwise weuid on ac-
count OF a card signed ty one BOW. and published
In the California and Utah papers, setting up title
in -aid Dow and other; ioa portion of the Cheller
Col ground. Ne valid caim Of any nature wl,tt.
ever exists TO said property other than tina: held BY
the o-it inal CLoher company. and the claim set up
b. DOW and others Is merely fos speculative pur-
poses.
Grass Valley, April 81 1880.
Nevada national., 1860-04-21

WAsHoE.-A private letter from Virginia
City, Of a late d. { has been shown the edi-
tor Of tue Telegram. lie says it spoke very
diseouragingly OF the Washos matters at
present 1t said that nearly everybody con-
sidered themselves worth from ten to one
hundred thousand dollars-but nobody bad
any money. Flour was worth a dollar a
pound, and other articles in proportion,
aud unless something turned up pretty soon,
snow ball soup " would be the principal
article of subsistence
Nevada national., 1860-04-21

TIE County H0srITAL.- Messrs. Long *
Shuts, the contractors for building the
county hospital have finished their contract,
the work has been accepted, and the patients
we're yesterday removed to the new build
ing
Nevada national., 1860-04-21
DIED.

81 the Deer Greek House In this Counnty. on Fri.
day the Goth inst. very suddenly Of disease Of ths
heart. Melvina. wife of Samuel Stewart, aged ~
years and months
ss- The Funeral Services by Rev. Mr.. Deal, will
take place, tomorrow (sunday.) afternoon at three
o'clock, at the residence Of J. b. Ogue R1q the IA
iher ~ the deceased.
Nevada national., 1860-04-21

Es5- Mr. Rruse will give another party at
his place. The Half Way House." between
Grass Valley and Rough & Ready. on Tues
day Evening next. Those who attended the
party at the same place on Thursday even
ing Last. will not fail TO be there again. with
all Others who desire pleasant evenings
nnirrtainment.
Nevada national., 1860-04-21

~ Lee & Simpson have bad taken out
Of half ton OF rock, at the Forest Spring
Quartz mill, 81 I50-equal to 81, 800 per
TIM. Pretty good, being so far from Washoe.
Nevada national., 1860-04-21

/. o. or K.-Nevada Camp Of this Order
No. 80, was organized on the l6th inst. by
D. S. Cutter. G. /. OF California, assisted
by Drs. Tomkins aud Sharp. Mr. 7. NJ.
Wood and Nr. Meshier OF Tomichichi Camp
No. II, located at Grass Valley. The Camp
is organized with twenty tour charter mem
bers and bids fair TO flourish
We understand that this Order ia Cali
fornia invention. having been organized in
this State. Steps are being taken to intro
duce Il ia he Atlantic States. A Grand
State Encampnent OF the Order is to meet
at San Francisco, on the 9th of May next
Nevada national., 1860-04-21
POsTPONEuENT.

HT- The above sale is postponed by order OF the
Plaintiffs Attorney until Wednesday, the 25th day
ef April A. D.. 1850. p. Il. POWERS, Constable.
Nevada national., 1860-04-21

SPRITuAI.-Miss Munson, a spiritual me
dium Of some note. is 10 lecture at Nevada.
70 morrow. at 2 Pm.
Nevada national., 1860-04-21
posTPoNEMENT.

s3- The above sale Is rostpsnss by order Of the
PLAINTIFFS Attorney until Wednesday, the 25th day
Of April, L. D.. 1soo. P. R POWERS. Constable
Nevada national., 1860-04-21

sS- A Base Ball Club has been organized
iu Grass Valley.
Nevada national., 1860-04-21

GRASS VALLEY. APRIL II. 1850.
Nevada national., 1860-04-21

c. WELLS. wB. EVER. C. FARLElIAS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-25

WhsHtyeroS. June 24.-On Monday morn
ing letters will be addressed by the President
10 The members of the Senate, enmmoning
that body TO meet on Tuesday noon, for the
disphtch Of necessary business, which in-
cludes the Mexican and Central American
treaties. Also, several with Indian tribes.
IL may be considered certain that the Post.
office Deficiency Bill is lost as there is no
probability that quorum will be present to-
morrow in the House, to grant conference
with the Senate ON that subject, and even
were this accorded, the billwould not receive
the Presidents approval, should the clause
for the. restriction of the suspended mail
service be retained, such is the present con-
dition Of the question. The total expenses
for six months, included in that bill, amount
to about ST. 100000. a.H Boo ...t
Congress having passed special law, ap-
propriating the postage to the contractors toI
the quarter ending with March, being little
aver $4,000, 600, they will have to wait fol
the remainder Of the amount due until ths
next session of Congress. The Post Route
Bill may also be regarded Us lost, as It lef
the House. II provided for various reforms
such as the Transmission Of seeds, cutting
and blanks at a cent an ounce, and for dealer
to send packages of newspapers at pro rat
rates. e1' ~.
Tho bill to create printing establishment
has been signed by the President, but il !
said he will remove Mr.. Hart, the presen
| Superintendent of Public Printing who
| designated as one Of the parties TO purchase
building and material, fearing that Mr.. Har
would give the preference in the purchase t
| Mr.. Wendell. ..
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RnltImor,,e Items.


BALTIMORE, June 24.-The nominations OF
both the Democratic and Seceders' Conven-
tions were received well here by their re-
spective friends, but all the outside enthusi-
asm is for Douglas. There was much excite
ment last night about the hotels. The nomi-
nation of the Seeding Convention was
rendered Mr.. Guthries friends as well as
to Mr.. Hunters, but both candidates de-
clined. 1t was understood that Mr.. Breck-
inridge will accept.
A challenge has been sent by A. Smith, OF
California, to Mr.. Nesbitt of Illinois, who
was the delegate declared in the Convention,
during Mr. Smiths offensive remarks, that
Mr.. Gushing, the President, would moi
protect the members they would protect
themselves. r..
A large number of persons went to Wash
ington to-day, both the friends of Douglas
and Breckenridge. Most of the New Hamp'
shire delegation start tonight.
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Unfortunate Attempt ut a Balloon Aseen-
sion.

Saturday st. Louis Republican informs us;
There have been a number of balloon as
tensions in different parts of the country,
recently, made by daring" and INTREPID"
eronants, some OF whom are ignorant of the
very first principles of the art Tor science)
they profess. Such a one is "Mr. q. Thomas,
from 1ondon"-who advertised TO make an
ascension yesterday from Lafay yette-square.
The announcement, on three-sheet colored
posters, that this celebrated aronaut would
take an aerial trip and perform wonderful
feats in the air, and also let an animal down
with parachute, drew crowd of about
five hundred persons to the place designated.
The balloon, wofully patched up well
ventilated little concern, called the LeUid-
than, was ready to start at seven o'clock, and
quarter or half an hour later the celebrated
eronaut from London, who, we learn, has
been doing acrobatics at one of our second
rate places of amusements, made his appear
ance, tricked out in circus clothes.
At the word of command the ropes were
let go, and the dilapidated old air-vessel stag
gered up into the atmosphere as though il
was drunk. AT the hight of about half a
mile the intrepid voyager stuck one of his
legs out of the car, and having accomplished
this marvellous feat let off his parachute, tC
which sick kitten was attached, which fel
to the ground like rock. The parachute
having descended, its NANNY, the balloon
proceeded to follow its example, and swayinl
| of distance of three quarters OF mile ol
so, il came to the earth.
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nnl,r,nun cnntrnxers,.

A Roman Catholic paper in TORONTO says
1--WE see a good deal in low Protestant
organs about the badness of the Catholic
clergy. Lately Protestant clergynnan--a
Methodist---one Rev. Jacob s. Harden, poi
soned his wife in New Jersey. Was there
ever Catholic priest who did the like OF
that2"
To which Protestant journal Of the same
place thus effectively responds:
eve beg to suggest that the Mirror should
ask a few more questions--such as: Did a
Catholic priest ever refuse his wife q new
bonnet? Did Catholic priest ever refuse 70
trot the baby round the room at two A. NJ,
in teething timer Did Catholic priest evei
grin when his wife told him she had nothing
10 MeAr2N -
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A Rare Rascal in Michisan-A Pseudo
Clergyman Engaged in Swindling.

A Prairie Roude (Mich.) paper of late
date has the following:
Some of the inhabitants of this city have
been taken in and done for" by precious
specimen of humanity, by the name of AL
len. He made his appearance here about
three months ago. assuming to be lawyer
from Ohio, and secured n quiet boarding
place in the neighborhood of the prison.
Sporting wig with flowing ringlets, gold
spectacles and cane, and making great pro-
fession of piety, he succeeded in acquiring
social position in several Methodist families,
and also an intimacy with one Of the daugh-
ters of respectable citizen attached to the
Methodist order The resident clergyman of
that church, having faith in his appearance
| and professions, took the stranger to his
home, and treated him with the attention
| that his outward merits seemed to demand,
and who, by this time claimed to be a
preacher of the Gospel, and soon afterward
did occupy the pulpit of the Methodist
| Church, also that Of the Baptist Church, in
the absence of the regular pastors.
| a few days ago his true character was
made known under the following circum-
stances: He represented to the clergyman
| family that his trunk had been broken open
and check or draft for a large amount and
some of his personal clothing had been taken
| therefrom, and he accused the young lady
| before mentioned of the theft, who, IT ap'
pears, was to and did not leave town on that
day for Chicago. He then borrowed of thu
clergyman and his family about SIS, and tool
a hasty leave, ostensibly in pursuit of hi
stolen property. This was nearly two week
since, and he has not yet returned. We learr
| he has written to his kind host that he wa
| going to St. Louis, and that the trunk whicl
| he had left at his friends house would proba
bly, make him good for six weeks board ant
| $i5 borrowed money. On an examination O
the trunk it was found to contain nothing O
value, though there were several masks 70
the face, spectacles and wigs of ditferen
kinds, a light horse-bridle, and small sad
dle-pad with surcingle attached. 1t is con
elusive that the fellow is scamp, and know
how to play the imposter.
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The Dial.

The July number of this Magazin is out.
The contents are--i'The Christianity of
Christ" sixth article; Schiller" "Tribute,"
OTho Psychology of Ghost-Craft," "The Pro-
scribed One" "Dr. Einbohrer and his Pu-
pills. "Ursula" Theodore Parker" being
the discourse of Mr.. Conway; "Critical
Notices" The Dial is edited by NJ. D. Con-
way, and published at two dollars year.
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m, secoders at RIchmond.

RICHMOND, Va, June 23.-The Democratic
delegates in this city, after canvassing all
day relative TO going to Baltimore, reassem-
bled at six o'clock this evening, and ad-
journed till Monday. They are still decid-
edly opposed to going to Baltimore, consid-
erinR as the Convention adjourned to meet
here, it should do so; they therefore await
further adyices allr
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street Fieht-Two Editors shot.

: LYNcHBuRs, VA, June 23.-Joseph and
Robt, Button, editors of the Virginian, were
HardwicE, editors and proprictors Of the Re-
ppblicas. One Of the Buttons Is said to be
mortally and the other seriously injured.
Both Hafdwicks have been PLACED ip jail.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-25
Another severe Storm In wa-HOuSes
Blown Down, Trees UprOOted and
Streets Inundated.

Streets Inundated
Our city was visited by another severe
storm yesterday forenoon, which blew down
Mr.. Beckwith's new building, on McDonald's
hill, west oftown, and another new frame in
process of erection on the west end Of
Market; and also another frame just ready
to be covered in, on Main-street, South Han
nibal. The flagstaff ON the Liberty-pole in
the public square was snapped short oh, and
several locust and fruit trees uprooted on
Market and Center-streets. The storm ap-
pears to have spent its greatest fury along
there, leveling several fences to the ground.
The rain beat in this Office, although a new
building, so severely as to considerably
damage paper and other articles OF stationery
near the west walls, and the estreets ran rivers
of water, so completed y filing up the slough
between Market aud Center, in the rear of
the burnt district, that 1t had not fully dis
goreed itself late last evening.
The RATS, hat-boats, and trading-boats in
the mouth of Bear Greek and tine harbor,
we're also blown about in wild confusion,
and we hear Of considerable roofing again
being damaged in different parts Of the city
Hannibal Messenger, 2lst. .sogirasu
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Ds,,rue,,ou OF n Roman Catholic Church.

PHILADELPHIA, June % The Roman
Catholic Germany Church of the Holy Trim
ity, corner of Fourth and Spruce-streets, was
pletely gutted. The valuable altar-painting
of the .Crucifxion alone was saved. Loss,
about $25 900; insurance, about $4,000.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-25

LOUISVILLE, June PAP. M.-The river is
falling rapidly, with four feet one inch in
canal. Weather clear. Mercury 74o.
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Fortune.telllng and Phrenology.

ALL PERSONS WISHING TO KNOW
IN their future pr0specte can have them correctly
stated ey Madame az o% reIr.n-soTesI or
matters concerning love, marriage eonrtshiH, lay "
the lady or gentleman they will maTyi also tho
name Of their visitors. y je2i-cs 4
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-25

THn Educational Monthly, for July, has
been received This magazine is devoted to
educational topics, and contains able commu-
nications from gentlemen OF this profession.
Published by F.w. Hurt 4 Co., Columbus,
monthly, At 81 q year.,.s ) - 's.ai : - ~
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DtBD.

NEwMAN.-On Sunday morning June "a, at ~
O'clock OF consumption, John Henry, eldest son oI
John Henry and Lisetta Newman, aged t"ehV
wears seven months and seven days. ,-,.,
The friends Of the family are respectfully lnNiteo
TO attend the funeral, from the residence OF ,is
father, AZ Gano-st., this afternoon at 2o'clock'
McCULLEN-On the morning Of the 2ith inst At
eight o'clock after lingering illness, Mary McOu-
len. wife of Hugh McCullen, in the thirty-seVenth
wear of her age May she rest In peace,
Fnnerai viii take place from her late residence,
Sixth and Culvert, this (Monday) AFTERNOON, at TWO
o'clock t...
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-25

a sTROLOGY, MADAME BELL RE-
IN SPECTFULLY announces that she comrrolces
business again and can be found at her reside iee,
No. "a, on the west sde Of Jones,;stIeet betSe.n
foretels past present and future events by plauesi
palmlstry, or BY cards To all those who may wish
10 consult her on the luck of business auy pnder
taking, Journeys, lawsuits, love, matrimony, lot
tery tickets, perfect satiaisction Will be given
Hours from 3 A. M. to P. NJ. Prices low. Fifteen
cents for running the letters on the npme. je2tam'
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Bay Rum.
Prices English Glycerine.

OAn LBS. PRICES GENUINE EN-
%OO GLISH Gycerine. For sale by
EDWARD SCANLAN Co, Druggists,
North east corner of Fourth and Main-streets.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-25

ss-olnrrsrra's cheap Pictures, 20 Flfih-strset.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-25

Bs-PrcruRrs for ten cents. Johnsons Gallery,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-25

srA. A. ESsrKa, Clocks, ws.ches and Jstelp,
Nos 3l3 and 27l Western-row.
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- clothinE renovated and repaired, 50 Z. Third
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sss- olO,hos renovated and repaired, 100 ". sisth
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

" SHS Of MAGNoIiA LODGE, No. ',,,grs.IgI,.
X3 L. o. o. T., are hereby notified to at SEtflI|tf
tend the Semi-annual Meeting THIS 54<<xS9E
Monday EVENING, for tho election '',sFFtSeS
of officers and payment OF dues.
ie9S-as j. III, AYDELOTT, Per. Secy.
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ps- APPLICANTS mammoth Gallery, corner fittf
and Main. Marx the place Jes-i
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%1Oo,Ooo:

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APPROXIMATION t1oRIZES;,s
THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS

of Wood Eddy l. Co.'s Bou eries&ili take place
at Augusta, Georgia. as follows u -,
Class 46 Draws on Saturday, Nov. ~, 1859
Class 4s Draws on Saturday, Nov. 20, .,l959
Clnss ~ Draws on Saturday, Dee. 81 1859
Glass 80 Drawsron Saturday Dec. l0s 1859
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