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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17

nAEuyAcTunEns OF IMPROVED TIGHT
STITCH SEWING MACHINES. ron FAMILIES
sad Manufacturing EaaSli.i-<.i'.
m 1T n...s.-s.rs., rs....,.. y.,.x.. B.-...
10 sespsss. q any cher psr.s.s Il sssnh q
= ..ssr.ss.s % s.sssss go A'.l = s.~s.s .ss s..s
sssA.sy. .shs ss.s fAsy ssc,~s ia hssi. By ssss-
WHAT CONSTITUTES 4 GOOD SEWING
4 tshssia Be veil asde, si.p,s 1. A. ,s.,,,,<.
A.s, :.s ...,ly ksps !. order.
q nssssid msh: ns#r roez-srrre.. siihs ..
= ID sse-id go asy ssd al .aiesisi. sA., %. -
e. :, Ask :. .si. TO ..s csu... Ts...s .. sIA.
.. nsse.id b ssis 10 go ke, es.sss 10 Sac, al
=. 'asa 10 fA's. v''A Rapidly. and vitAsst sAssss.s
g. D. sssuid be ss,e 10 nah. N. ,,.,,., r,..,., ..
re, % 10Th NE ssdss sd s9psr tAs.sas. end uhh
/, = 7, .se.'d have a ss.ssAi .sss,. |, e~.ss o...
.. TIE .-.s,s sAss,S have p.s p.ssl..l.r .o,i...
ns .. se.ols,siy eeessss, sos heavy .s,h
y u .Ae.id b capable q ,ski.s .. NE i.rss.s
10. 1, sAosIs b. able 10 bad vhA h,.S.,. h.,
via ss..s.i .Acsla .,hsA. i.li. 80. ..d g.,A.r.
n. !, ,ss-Id Se ssp.Si. q s.i.s n. ,.-. am. Q,
hfsad both s.<. u The vesh I'D a 80.
eee'ss ,hress O. ,it .se.. ssIos. 70 ssrIssposs
II. fi,ho.ld Be sbis 10 nsk. I..s on A. .,,.A
IL u sAcsid be able 10 fsste. al the s.s. 80
semne,ss ss.iss tightly q ,hs are, s,i,sh-
10. u .Aesld have Wheel t.ss ss.s ssAsrs ars
IN soasisst son,ss, nth the ~ork.
~ i,.ho.,s ~, :. liss,. TO Get cot Of order.
-. h.Aous act ,. s.e....'y TO -. . ,ss.v-sriv.,
10. 10 should .ss Be liable 10 ell ,hs sp.r.,or',
eress.
a.. !, should not fer. = r'ss. .. q. Under sd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17

eeasof viih - sssvs Csfutests, 80 sssshsf ssv
iasi ~ ssshisg sfees tsy 10 ~ usa.i 4sy 80 -
c1ae ~ ~ Hsshisg Htssss b 49, ksFs 80 See,
80 80 a snee, tiaas 80 iaasF.
Aar -, - " oVwW
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17
EVERETT HOUSE.

- No. hhNIINSBURG, Va
'hE aneersigned having tssbsd for q fern n
s zoe iO'sl ON The corner Of Queen and
baTke streets, kh.Un hetstotot, =, ~ R..t..il
uoteI and havlng Thoroughly fenoVI 81 and re-.
IuIhished the House with entire nsu futpitar.
ahd hliures. is nov prepared TO accom- mods,, ,hs
u.e,hng pSoHei also bosfdsrs BY The vssE
Hts TABLE will be furnished With the be., in
His BAR will be supplied with I.Iou.r, Inf.
dor 20 none 10 the couRirV. '
and aiiehhVe Ostisn
me de'efnissiicn OF the undermined IN
make bis House q home for slI U6e ~. 80.
htm tb their pauoRsEs
r"itst WI be ~ the Depot upon the arrival
OF ies usias, add viii carry bsrSsss ~ 80 -
the House s'ss "Aea Hotn
- ealI foa bis Old 'fieads snd the psSlie v,n,.
fallV, y respectfully ioIieiisd t''-
Oetb Wv GkO W. RAMRR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17
Frederick FensIs SsnIssry.

Sv,,, FhEOkatCk .ilt A..
VIE cholastic dastss Of IA. IA stl,st,.- I'm n
s'a@ed ~ Ais.4@y ~ sA ~ Sspis-k., s,ri
- 1sa,s 80 Tssitss sselud,ag 1880
L.,sAss Isst HssAsaS, g.. 500 psr Ssss
So yseri ssysAis Aaif gssyIv - sspssss
Fof Cifeulars ssa os6sf ps,,lrvls,. 49,.
a,, -. u. WiNCHksTEH
80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17
Genuine Copper Red

With silver points perfectly insulated With Riss.
IL 10 agreed BY Philosop Aen taat Copper has from
eightIo ien times the eOsdueting power OF Iron,
and does not rast o. eorrode. irou rods, when
coated With rust cease 10 be Q Conductor The
relative conducting powers Of different Metals is
best shown By reference 10 the following table pre-.
pared With great care and fully endorIed BY Pro
Iessors Msopia and Smith. Of the University of
VHgihta }. WTieSi and J. w. Marvin, OF Win.
ehss,er, ahd Bushrod Tsylot Of Berryvills, N. ID.
Prof Of Chemisuy In Winchester Medical Col.
leEe;
III ve take wires Of the following ne,,Is. of
sqnsI hbekne'sssd ieogIh. ana pas. through hen
conducting power Of silver, vhieh IL the h,,I me.
tallle eondoeto, known, BY 100, Ne shall have the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17
the TAYLOR HOTEL.


THE usdersixneA, having leased tkb {sy
Il vellkpow ssiablish nesi Tor Term o.
pears, Gill spare no eodesvor 10 spstaip ~ old
rspatssion a. Q krst class Ho,el. Tee bosse IL
ssdsrrossg ihorcusA repair W Psistisg AID Pa
pefiux, viss Q con pien renovsiies thresshout
and " 10 foped that 40 assd uoas a,tsnt'on 20 the
conforu Of euesls will be sueh ~ 10 msintsiu US
vidsly established popsIsrhy.
In aeeordsaes viii The spirit Of The times, the
pstersixned has delerminsd TO reduce The rates 81
ehsrees ~ follows:
BessS PER pear and Ledgisr. eeoo %
Do DO vitkcst Lodging, 1000
Do % vnhost Leds,sg. 1850
Do yss vesk and Lsasiss. $50
Do an Livery. iS
ssyysr, Ledsiss ed B,shfsss. 80
pssss ed tisrvs. 90
Lcdsiag. 70
Livery vsv day, %
The isvgv snd suesssstisl Sable, attached 10 he
Hessi vsii he cous,sn,iy supplied viii Hay
Oats, Ae-, add experiences os,isr viii always
be In attendance.
No pains, tsc.ed, will BE- spared 10 reader the
Taylor ; oiei ~othy OF Q eoniiased pubsic psiroo-
age 10 every respect
Dee. ., 'ss--Iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17


Ws,eses. JeweIsy. Easey Goods, Cstlevy. ciseks,
esd Military Goods Of every deseriptics sa<h
swords, kPasiess Ssshes. HAN, Lace. nsttoss. ke-
h,lisssy sssrsaiss iss.ssbsd sepess vssA ssssy
tels.
Nev eyenix= .sssi6o~st stssk % Nev 0ecd.,
sueA ~ A.eresa. E.Eii.a. Geraa. a.d Frvseh lev
slsy b eat ssd 70 ssasis piee-s. Beet gsalsy Cod
Watches. T. si..h Levers. sssIstes do. b.pisr, AZ
chez Esssp~ssnt Lsp,s~s. sSe very small Cor isSss
Get viii p~sSls AID disasesds elsRsssiy essusli~d,
IadePsssest ssd oaartss second Watches, Hsstiss
II easst gold Watches IN every varsity.
R,eA Cha. vssss, iron Psrs cd Dsssaes, Frsssh
ssAspa.,sh Pass.
Silver. Cot, i,esy. Pearl aud L..ah.r Card c...s,
do, do. do. Por Mosaies.
Eletsst CHI end bros..d cioeks. Cssdiseras.
@LbArA WARE-spoess, forhs, isAi<s. butter
kaI..s. a.. 81 the hssi Sasiny.
Plated tee and coffee sets. s.siors, vattsrs. cake
baskets vegetable d,.hes tursss-. bstter dishes sss
dlsstirks. teaketties. urss, salt erIiau.
Tes,e'.s shsiIeoees. sty les. Esglish asA Aaer
ss. table es,sry 's'..ei pea hai.e: rs,ers Por,ss
halves, .ase sssss. 3, ., s.. and Pairs jsvslsrs
scales and weights. ke.
wssshnshsr.' tsoi. end sAissiais; WsieA Glasses
Files.
C.. n. Co. odsr The shove goods % the very b.s,
ts'ss. Call add srasiss. tDee. !, SO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17
NEW ENTERPRISE.
LEEsBURG MARBLE SHOE.


NJ .. ID 8 SOS.
w. Magbse worker.
se Ioeatsd IN LeeseaIE. Tor ibs ppipose Of
eoadac'ihE the Ma RBLE AND sTo NJ
CGIIiAS BUSHES Invites the citirsss
o. Loadoah and the adioiaibg eOunIiss. 10 give
hI@ eall before PBfehssiaE slssuhsfs % bis
MafoF " OF the bestI ITALIAN and AMERICAN,
saeh - Il eo@monIy pssd for
monuments, T'Onsbs, Head
An ID FOOT STONE
TABLE TOPS. ke ke,
500 ~ prices e. sait he tines
Being Pfsctical mechanIc. and d.yodsg A..
refsonai attention. solely 10 the busiBess he rsn
lafn,sh a. F0of sork. ~ loser Paicss has rsn
Po,'iely b. aaofdea By sag o,bsr estsbii,hmspt
Az Of be york delivered 81 bic & en- fisF Tree
o. snslgs, sad orders promptly suendsd 20.
sILs1t, S9top ose dees ssovs TIE N. 3 Church.
~ Eofthe accommodation ofihs people oi JEFF.
efsoo Sho @sy desire anTihine IN ny lee Of
eesioeas, ! have made affaneemrnts 10 h. h
ChAflss'0Va oaee 10 saeh mobfh. "a o., sb.sses
psftoas are rsisFed 70 M q W asdisf. 40
vi prntsh every iBformAtios desired
AaFusi - 'so-iy vs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17
STORE HOUSE
FOR RENT. -

Il locatsd
STORE MOUSE
aov - Ne occuraney - , Laet R.q - fss
fent 10 y ~ PfopfrtY 81 ~ laif Va. Losk
oppesits ne Vsiisy Bsat. % . peisi AZ dssiTasls
as 80 ie toWa 20 taslnsss
Apply - JANIS wYBoEa.
HsFet, 9, zee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17

Two lawyers everlasting . usgoper,
aud thinking to s'sek joke on him asked
with an assumed gravity:
Pray Mister WAGNER, bow is IL that your
fore horse IL fat aud the OTHERS lsan1
The wagner with shNpeDed Sootcb psus-
tratiou, aud knowing them 70 DO Of the legal
tribe, said
wen, ye see, the reason IL plain--tbe fore
horse /. . lawyer aod the other two are bis
clients'
The joker vamoosei in.tantlr;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17

- Bob, 10 that deg yours = pointer =
NO. hes half buntsT aud bali setter, he
huaia Tor bones uben be is hungry, and ssts
By che stove when hes ss:ished
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17

Virginia. Ss4SSS
THE Subscribers. thsstfsI 10 TOE pue';. q. 81.
Il veJy iiesfsi rsrossse they ssvs r,e.,.a
eoattAas 40 give siiebtioa 81 her
Coach Factory,
In Berry vilis, 10 mAaufsetufths apa ,.,,
all sorts II CsyrIag.I
BY The porehsse q The s'esn SAN
have isci'iues iOr re snsfseiuf, oi Co..
Ss.'es.ed ~ 20 o,srf e'l.si''An's' 70 th,S,.
We not csy msnuiseiure
SPOkES AND FELLIES
for our a.e, bot s,so fes c. rr,sE. Nss,t,p
more end Philacelph,a. We can ns1 ~.
tarr Carriages IN the bret s,yle and slih. I,.
ces Of the Ess,efa cities. We xiii eug.... >.
me eesi ks'se shmssls oftse ispe "a ~. 49,.
ssstiai particulars Of sve~tan,isBV g.,
sss tssss-prtfeet ss,islseIioa Will be ,n,s..
svetv ssse Of purchase. 20
Owing 20 the constant ehsngssI.F ~
mepu gong 90, ve have eoustssl eomH,.,',
wa the eess esishii.hnenis oirhs "a, 20 g..
sso are erspsfea 70 iatn'sh. sfAiiA y. 80
DRAWINGS, executed n DE bss a..,,, o.,
the latest styles an1 Imps.v,n~.ts O
Patent " hrel
We have Ias Pufs hss~d the most vx,,,s.
tent that has ever b~eh issasd Tor IN, ,.yl,,
eof. nonsy snd tine snd Tor the eonvsu,,,. A., "a
those using Carriage The Pst,nt WI, :
Constructed 80 esiitely 70 DO aSsv -sh 80 Nse
is oaiy hsa Of the ofdissi, ~s.h,.bs.i
more strength, simplicity darAh,in, sns,..,, -
sny that has ever before been ingebt.s
Be sxs,e,ed and explained al cur Fse,,ry =, A.,
one wishing 10 see u "a
The hr.i Coach Makers In n. U,u,1s
have bsea Hsiog n snd have used NO ,Ih.,t..'I.
last three yesr. Ard nothing eosls ,,I,,,
to use the old wheel sho IA. essrustIs, 49,,
eee. u needles. to mention .s.- 81 "A, az
ness. saeh AZ Clspp. Bsu.t.r ass et,,,. - -.
feeemm-nded It's use. TAs DAss, -.I ,.,'s
mead itselfio all iadg..
~. n. We warn all p~,soas ses,s,ti-E,,,.
ing upon We Paiesi WAeei. secured 70 s,stl.,
ly for the Cousiy 81 Clark
RICHMOND & STOLE
Oct. II, SOY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17

N"e'e'ee 1908.
tockTEo
Corner Of BaitiA0re and Charles Sfyeets
BAL TIAORE, MD.
The Largest, Most Elegaaiy Furnished an
Popular Commercial College IN the
United States.
Deigned szpressiy for YoSNg Ne. denriaS
10 obtain fhorosgA P,aeiicaI Bnsiasss
Education.
Every Young Man has . c.sstIsk Desk
70 himself, add 10 separately instruetsd
StHdeHfs n attendance from aeayIy sveyV
Stale IN ths Unioa
The most comprehensive and thorough
course Of study, add the Only practical
method Of instruction are here intro.
duGtd
No Coi ving from FyiHted OF Manaseyipt
Forms a. IeaTSiAg Book. Ke,piaR al
tie BsIii1sors
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Thls meIsod Of issruetion 10 nowhere else intro
dueed 10 this Country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17
LIGHTNING! LIGHTNlNGI!

Il II z subscribers legally authorized agent. for
CcnstIoeting and putting up Amos Lyou's
Patent Lightning CoadeeIvf,. ere SOC prepared 10
joining Couniies with
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17

EVERY YOUNG MAN
Should write immed lately Tor one Of those LarRs
aud Beautiful OIAamented CireBlars represent.
ing the Exterior and IaIfrior View q the ColleRe
Penmsoahip, He., which will Be sent by return
mail bss 81 eAargs, viii Catalogue eooIaInipR
List OF stadehis. Terms Of TBiiion Opinions of
The Press on our new System Of Cook Keeping,
etc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17
Lada. Webster & 90.

49, Oontseyt Nre<f, 6o0t0ore,
MANUFACTURERS or IapRoyEu TIGHT
srfCh skWire hAcHiNEs. FoR FAMILIES
and Manufacturing Eaabiisia<sis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17

ca = ~11I ''''''''' r : "a so 81 e
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24
A Tribute to the Dead.

1t becomes my painful duty to announce the
death OF our friend MELvINA, wife Of SAM'L Srcw-
ART who died Friday morning, April 10Th True
there are others who susta nearer and dearer
relations to the deceased than the one now en-
deayorng tn pen a heartfelt tribute Of respect and
esteem for friend hut she has gone to ion the
army OF The 6le5t, and none who knew her rightly
will hear Of her death without Il pang of deep re
gret. Gut down IN the years of youth and use
iuluess by the cruel rayagcs OF disease She leaves
host OF warm hearted friends in the village Of
Tlmbucioo, where she has formerly resided; but
that kind heart now lies pulseless in the cold and
silent bosom, and the lips that were accustomed
10 impart words of Kindness and truthfulness are
palld and covered with the dust Of the tomb
May the trusting faith Of the Christian so beauti-
iully sublime in It's perfect resignation to the will
OF Providence so temper the qnaliiy Of her dotiug
parents and sisters HliiictOn that they be not
stricken comiortess and heartbro zen with Grief.
and may the tear-watered sod above her grave
grow green and bright with flowers NAV the ey-
ergreen foliage of that beautiful pine, the shade
OF which she selected for her resting place. ever
wreath7 bright garands e'er her grave may She
compose one Of the many who have reached a
happier home beyond the stars and her name be
registered among the blessed.
The shaft Of death is sped,
Quenched Is the vital shark.
How truly It is said
Death loves a shining mark
HeSuaua ana kindred weep no more
"Ns sleeps where Jesus slept before
TMpucoo, April 2sd, 1860 W. NJ
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

OrR Washoe road begins to draw. Inc
stage from Mnrysyille brings passengers the
freight raius bring goods, and Nevada sends
more messengers. for smith Falls ashoe
train Sierra Democrat.
The merits of the Northern routes, wheth
er the Jameson City or the Henness Pass
route, are beginning to be impressed upon
the public mud. The prodigious efforts made
by Pneeryille and Sacramento to draw travel
into their tedious and difficult route through
the Sierra Nevada, have not been without
their effects, and hundreds of people have
been humbugged into entering the Utah
Basin by that route instead of q better. Blu
the public eaunot be forever deceived, and
there must be an end some day to misreprt-
sentution and flsiGcation. Travel must ulti-
mately cease going over the farther and
more difficult route and take the nearer and
more easily Travelled one. That the Henness
Pass route-and per consequence the Jamie
son City route-is better and nearer, has
been demonstrated by actual survey-the
survey Of d. 3. Scott. Zone Of the most
thoroughly competent surveyors on tins
Coast.) in 1855 His survey shows that you
can reach Virginia City in the silver region,
in shorter time, even from Sacramento, to
go by Marys,ille and through the lIenneS'
Pass than by the Plaeervile route-that is
20 say. it is nearer from Sacramento to Nir'
giuia City. via. Marysville, than it Is VIA
Plcorville. Now, what answer can he made
TO a fact like this? Add 10 it, that the road
through the mountains is better than the
Plnceryille one, 10y the difference of fifteen
hundred feet in the relative heights Of the
two passes, and what can be said, in behalf
Of the Henness Pass route, more thoroughly
conclusive? But although it is nearer from
Sacramento to go even by Marysville than
to take The Placerville route, yet twenty OF
thirty miles more still can be saved 10y leav-
ing Marysyile to the left and striking the
Marysyille route at or near the Empire
Ranch Its at least forty miles nearer, by
this route
As the relative merits of the Henness Pas
and that of the Placervile route, D. Is. Scott
surveyed the former and sherman Day the
latter in 1855, and sherman Day acknowl
edged to Mr. Scott that the Henness Pass
route was superior to the one which he had
surveyed
1t will not be long before the great bulk
oftravel from California will go through the
Henness Pass OF that the Sacrameutans can
rest assured, despite all their exertions to the
contrary.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24
s.. IOhn,s Chnrch.

Arameeting fthe parish ofSt Johns Church,
held Sunday, April 22d the following officers
den, J. u. Compton; Junior Warden, G. North.
Nestry-A. }. Cumberson, w. d. Lawrence, w.
p Thompson, NJ. Lord NJ. Scott, w. T. Ellis, II.
Barrett II. Charles, c. A. Stratton.
\. b. Persons desiring to rent pews in St.
John s Church. can obtain all necessary nfurma.
ton by calling on the undersigned, at his place Of
business, No. % d street
j. D. Compton. S. ".
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24
Clements, Forman G Clattermole,
FORWARDING AID COMMISSION
WAREHOUSE,
BONNEVILLE.

NNTITL Receive and Forward Merchandise 10 the
w WASlIOE MINES with dispatch
REFER TO
J c. Fall CO., Mary sville;
J.I Tenneut q Co..
w. If. Lndd & Co, Downieyi'c;
j. C Fall & Co.. Carson City.
Merchandise sent over this route will reach the mines
in advance of that by any other. All packages should
be put up in suitable sizes for mule transportation
from Downieyille No storage charges on transient
merchandise. Every effort will he made to avoid de-
lays oD this route. Muk packages "Care G. q {"
Downieville. Flour and Barley constantly on hand.
CLEMENTS, FoRNAN CATILkMoRE'
ap24-1m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24
AnsrMcAL QuAn7z-The Columbia Times

ARsENlcAL QUARIl.-Ihe COIumbla Times
says:
For the Information of those unacquainted
with the act we publish the following rough
test for arsenic in quartz or other substances
Place a small piece of such rock us may be
suspected of containing the poison on hot
iron-it it gives out smell Of garlic or strong
onions it is certain that arsenic is there. We
have seen several specimens of arsenical
quartz recently, in some, the poison was mixed
with iron. forming arscnical pyrites, which
may easily be detected 10y the cubes being
less regular, in form, than those of sulphur
and iron, and bluer tint in color, and light
cr in weight.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

THE PLAcERvILLE RoAD.-Speakine Of the
bin which has passed the Senate, nppIopria-
tin $jo0OO to improve the Placeryille route
to Carson Valley, the Sierra Citizen says:
We solemenly protest against such injus
tlce to other portions Of the State and since
Governor Downey has been pleased to veto
another bill intended for more general bene-
fit. we certainly expect his Executive inter
position in this If equal justice cannot be
duhe to all, let all Ue left to private enter
mise
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

INDICTMENTS N SAN FRANcIsco.-The San
Francisco Grand Jury have returned true
bills against james Whitford for murder :;
Otto llipment, for grand larceny lsidore
Toledo for grand larceny The indictment
against Whitlord for murder was ordered to
lie transferred to the Fourth District Court
for trial
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

DURING a recent debate in the House Of
Representatives, a eoloquy occurred between
Pryor, of Virginia, (Dem.) and Potter, of
Wisconsin. (Rcpl--not reported. It's stated
that it has led to initiatory steps on the part
Of Pryor for a duel. An invitation having
been extended to Potter through n friend, to
leave the District for the purpose Of receiving
q challenge
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY," has been
organized in Oregon W. II. Recter has been
elected President Of the Society The time
for the opening Of the first Fair was fixed
for the second Tuesday in October, and the
place the grounds Of the Linn County So
cietV
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

TRlyrrY CouNrY MlNls The Trinity Jour
nal says That the country about Eastman's
Bolts and lIoonry's is rich in gold. Where
water is abundant $40 day. TO the hand, is
not considered large wages John C"kain
and two Germans opened a cinim just below
Moneys Ferry, and when they washed ur
found that they had made $50 day to the
hand. Tie claims around Lewistown are
paying we'll
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

RrrrzsnlxGLY CooL, thegloss of Ice Cream
which was forced on us yesterday by those
"irrepressible" young men, Snyder, Zmmer.
man & Duck.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

SUDDEN DEArH-James Hughes, an Irish.
man, dropped dead on Wednesday, while
working on Capt Smiths ditch, at Spanish
Flat, Sierra county. He died Of disease of
the heart
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

Is the Siskiyou County Court Of Sessions.
john Boylston, indicted for grand larceny,
has been sentenced to one years iaprisou-
ment in the State Prison. John Williams
petty larceny. has been fined five hundred
dollars. and sentenced to six months imprisoB.
ment in the county Jill
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

Is tie case Of the six Chinamen who were
to have been hung at Mokemumne dill last
Friday, the Supreme Court have, says the
Calaveras Chronicle, granted saperseleds
studying all proceedings for the present, as
their counsel. Dudley d Adams, have taken
an appeal The appeal will be heard in June
next in the Supreme Court The case of Pc
dro Ybrra is still pending before that high
tril nm !.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

AoMIcIpE-On the 10th inst, at the Butte
IN Amador county, Augustin Arado was stab.
bed and killed 10y Miguel Carraco. his mining
eOTnrade. The Ledger says that they met in
the house OF woman and for a cause not
definitely explained, the homicide was com
mi1ted. CaTTaeo was arrested; he waived
preliminary examination and is in the Am
Ador jail
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

KANsAs.-The House bill for the admission
of Kansa; into the Union has been consider
ed, and after debate motion to recomuit
with Instructions to exclude lands belonging
to the Cherokee Indians was agreed TO, aud
Uhs in was passed by a vote of 1872 TO So
The bill declares 1hat the State Of Kansas
shall he admitted under the w Wyandoue Con
stitudon, ON an equal footing with the origi-
nal States.
1t viii probably meet its quietus in the
Senate, but will give rise to vigorous debate
The Cherokee lands alluded to are merely
nominaly included in the boundaries OF til,
Kansas Territory.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24
99rw advertisements.
$50 REV VARD!

sTOLE'S on Wednesday night last m Dry
tA-A Cree, in Yuba county, (betwee, Bear riI Gr
N@vI and Dry creek) VA lnrye MuuoN OoLuhED
AsslzzZ1l@ MARE MULE weighing about llUU pouhd.'
thor. may he sone u lie brands upon her or may not
She has short thick neck, and very nolice"by So
has little pale white around her nose-anl has a
large heavy head. Any person delivering thlS NIUE
to the UNDERSIGNED nj his anch Bear River, or a
the Bulls Head Stable in MArysyjls,wiii receive 500
reward. ,. .-
ap242v* H. Z HuffAAE"'
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24
Arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel.

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SUNDAY, April POI, 1850
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W Towles Tiubuctoo Curon smAr.sN"e
W If Francis snu Fran JE Ager LP Express
J Selden Sacramento g ClWk utoNmo
j II Huntoon 4 Perry Stockton
II = Stone Millers ranch 7 Partook
d Iochman Nevada Peek
Bachelor II Perrty sou'" 20 90,
W Bigow Nevada II llolcomt browne
II n l{ai1bifs A Grass Val A Aldrich Nevada
Z Woodwork John MAllls Im"u0'"0
1hns Rec 81 " John parsons tu! ,.,.
Conner to.sA olsOH 0''
Nrs nnusp sa Francisco A Paul Washoe
q C,rnei' 'ter Tjnburtoo J Watson Bear river
IN ,Imunds Coluuibus II II NJ Benson city
G Wultert Cherokee Brener ZEN
Chas j Hays san Francis Frank BiaS
EB Rtl Orove Get'.e buu.'59 ~ nc
K Reamrr San Juan u BroWnsuIe hod D'Nu'
} NJ Jack city
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

Is the San Francisco Court of Sessions,
Richard Cornell, found guilty Of assault with
q deadly weapon, was sentenced to pay a
fine Of twelve hundred dollars or he impris
oned in the county Jail for three hundred and
sixty FIVE days
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-24

FoREsr CrrY-The Live Yankee" and
Oregon tunnels still continue to pay well
Each yields on on average, about so ounces
n week SponiOle & Co. washing the tail
ing from the above named tunnels. picked up
n few drys since, quartz boulder estimated
to contain fifteen ounces ol gold valued at
500.