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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-19
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Ma We have on hand an elegant and large as
-aa- GFNFS' FURNISHING GOODS
and READY MADE CLOTHING a fine St ck Of
Msrino Under Clothes PANTS of every size and
quality, AMI VESTS and COATS to cofrespona.-
We have as large and varied an assortment OF fine
OVER COATS as can he found in this market -
All the CLOTHING that we sell is manufactured
by oUastLvEs. AS our terms are cash, We
are satisfied with small profits.
xEuSlH F.SS aud RESS SUITS made TO order in
the shortest notice, and O neat fit guaranteed.
Come see for yourselves.
n. STOCKSDALE 4 son,
No. la Main street, doors below Exchange
oe l0-lm Bank, Richmond, Va.
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NN KEMUVAL--DI DIRECT lMPOR-A IN
%fTATlON.-GEO. J. SUMNER AM
Co, importers, Wholesale and Re VESH

Sszss0 RICHMOND POTTEaILs, foot of
as&A/Man street, Rockets, and corner Cary
yGF and IAA streets. Richmond: Va. kEkSEE
respectfully inform the merchants of Virginia,
North Carolina and Tennessee. that they are
manufacturing the best quality OF STONE T. w AXE,
which they Will sell at the very lowest prices, Dtfh
q liberal discount for cash.
ka All ware sold by us will be delivered in any
part oil the city Tree of charke. -
THOS. w. KEESEE,
DAVID PARR.
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WYNN. sATTLER l. CO.,
w IMPORTERS AMI DEALERS IN
OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES AND WINDOW

BRUSH ES.-We received by the late steamer 3
arc suppiY of Painters and Artists Brushes OF
superior quality, TO which We call the attention
an uStO
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TNOTHlNts, UII. has got
u ten In and 10 constantly receiving three ship
meuts per week his Fall and Winter stock Of
CLOTHING. He has saiseted MS whole stock aud
had II made up after the latest repafted atty .es
He makes II a point 10 have an odd. Cue. Stylish
durable, and good fitting stock. Mr.. 6RoSH0N0.
his former partner. superntends the gettins mp II
his stock. whose name 10 SUFFICIENT guarantee oil
somethlng pretty as well as good
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER. in good style
and at short notice,
The largest and best selected stock ef sHi RTs.
DRAWERS, TIL rs, COLLARS. SOCKS, DC kept
III the city. Shirts made TO order,
IRVING HULL, Agent,
Late Of Tupmaa HULL
u MAiu, corner 18th stJsss.
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FFICE RICH,D 4 PETERsB' X. r. CO
NUTltE.. 1

l.ks TO PAssENGERsI low
azxeS - wy GOING NORTH.-Ah" vAH H
RAN6EMENT.- IMPORTANT TO rn,iRp a ~
ERS,-THR0UGH TICKETS AND IhhVtC9tA
CHECKS.-GREAT NORTHERN ny 10 ~,
Tying the great United States Mall. ISiG7 t asr
Sunday night excepted between kohuoLLl SSv
andrla, w ashlng ton Baltimore Phlisnei ppat, 80,
York, and all important points Nest, wa, - go
Creek and Washington. over the hlchh.ohss ,,,m,,
erickEbarg i Potomac Railroad, TO ths i SV,s-Ts
rlvsr, rs miles, and by splendid sni eoh.' III u
steamers thence To Washington, % M re, - - oar.
miles III ssYen hours; being eouiiofIsoss SA
fsctly safe rate of speed. ,uu
Hours OF departure: $50, A. M, snd ss.ru
BAGGAGE, under charge oil spectat i1tnor,,
CaECKEDTHR0U To " asnIRs t1h' oS'N1
Phiiade lphld and New or <. .t. lolow
THRougR TtcEErs can 10 secured 70 tn' -,,sin
ing ponts-viz Baltimore, PhlladeipAs, lei
natl, Columbus. Indianapolis, 'eyto' yS@o..pgstua
fersonvi!i~. dock Island, Lsnesvli!e, " ISuls
New York, 81. LOUIS, Chicago, fhLsuuh
VILE Decatur, Newark and Sinoehhss a . I'd AirS
rsssangsrs breakfast anu sup 81 hsna $500 aesas
~ board the comfortable steamer bs'SeeA ~
Greek and Washington. ..h.,. for ser
Persons wisnink 10 obtain ueken ,rthsr
rrats for WASHINGTON CITY ala P"ahhssS fnr "
North. must, IN all eases, he vVsSvaseNgrand -
.n,ns resnonsbie white citizen oil hleebhttoa a. a.
| gsyson known TO the oiheefs OF INC Nv
Tsrksts iellI ~ .old ~ applied fof oy 's Go.
~ For further information, sspu - S~
Broad street, Shookoe hl.,.> s,.,, T;s Eat All
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ItALL AND WINTER CLOTHING The
attention OF the citizens of Richmond and the
public generally Is pectiuily called Ia our large,
varied, and compete assortment OF Gents and
Youths CLOTHING and FURNISHING oOUDS,
view of pleas ns the great dlveFslties Of taste IN
regard TO dress. We hatter ourselves that the
style. ht and durability OF our garments are hn :
advantages in manufacturing clothing are saeh rs
to enable To sell at such reduced prices AS can
not be eauaied. Having made more extensive
ARRANGEMENTS this season for the supply OF the
great demands for Clothing than ever before, we
hope TO receive large support from ali IN want OF
artIcles in our branch OF baslness, assuring them
all that we will do them justice.
We are also prepared to make To order any arti-
ola of Gents Wearing Apparel ~ short notice.
NOAH WAIkER& CO.,
-.t Branch oil Baltimore House,
llS conner ii ain ana lAth or Pear sta
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LIFE INSURANCE., Sc

"a Use the Best.-SEMPLE'S lNFALLI-
BILE BAKING Pow DER. The best IN use.
]. w. GARLICK, Apothecary.
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MONEY MATTERS-EXCHANG
NORTHERN ExcHANeE-On New DIRK and Phila-
del phia ID 4pI prem.
Such OF the Stock Bank notes and of the Bank OF
the Valley, as are not taken by the Banks, are at q
discount OF "a ~ cent.
The notes OF the Trans Allegh any Bank are rs "
cent. discount. Bank of kanawha, no sale.
North and South Carolina Bank Notes n aA
ceat. discount.
The notes of the BANK of Weston and the Bank
of Vi anassa, Is per CT. dis.
GOLD and SILVER per cent. prem.
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CATTLE, &c.
BEEF-We quote extremes S2.50 to 81. Sup
ply good. -,
BO6s.-Distillers' ssas25; corn fed $3.50 to
~sHEEP- 81 to Sc gross, for extra quality ,
interior Ss2.15 to s3 per head.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-30
@tieubabmet Il.
ES5s TTMzE:=sEE1a T.EE::Ss::::55 800 #EEsEsHE
g8t6tig fir @inmanberer unD Getlenoe.
GrIpartiB DDu 3eit, 0elO ltnO Gutfernnlt9
bur@ bic
Baltimore ftttS SbtosG iiembnbu
na9 aIen Tbeilet be8 @ef items '..
Iter a

Yarfer8bur9 un0 WEarletta, pber Bellppo0,
Wbeelin0 uub Columbus.
Die Baltimore. unb Sbto. Gi'enbatn btstet tenn r~eifeuten @ut
lttun, ste erEsten Gyrtbetle In 9eug auf 8iateFetf, 8tauemli6,
tett. eidsrbeit. 9dnttli6tett uno @6Enb.tt ber e, enerien 70 tlf
fe Srn fetner an6ern 8ab1 Ia tteiem 0ance lbertrCfen Etrb
Oiefe 8abn rom atlanttldea Wteer ~auseetsnb, TT rte atteae au5-
~eetsbntefe 2ttte, elei6leittg aber ap6 bic ~tir3efe unt fGne1fs
WO ba9fr. bte btlteae 9pute fir Gie JehenSen mad benz QGefea
re nt6t %serFetfet fOGten, tie gu tenasen: HH-
Metlenentfernung BOZ Baltimore tqn
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Geners0 ~crfid1crmneen.

UeuersScrpUcrll1t9en.
Johnston's Insurance Rooms
$50. 70 Secproffr.
Teuers, Mfarine= 1Inb 2ebeuS= gSerfYAs.
run0sEGDntDdanien. ~
St6erIte nttO feIteIfe WumDaatie.
SerIt4errn98e@pmp Der 8alen IS. 0iroin;pn
2l nit $3.50, 600 Capital. SID To">"r
7ndlbur8Fgeritderung8z@o mp. y, Giroinieu.
N6emarGez 9 erftderuuo8zG pn1p. y. W;roi,
nit $780, 900 capital. DE0oN"F
@barter Safs0erit9.zgpn bon Sartferb
- ~ init $500 600 capital.
SecurlttsS erltfernn98zGpmp bon 92etpz0)nrf
nit $4,000 Capital. ~
Pbplttr=Serltderltag8=@D1np bon NefpzO)nrf
- .l.lisaltr nit $500, 600 CAPITAL. H7O Str
Te1plute@Serltderun98zGDmp u. 0eepsglorf
L9& 84L1a NIT $780, 600 Gapial. . ON"f
acknowledgements mp b. Netp@Wprf
nit $500, 600 Gaptal. ~"
Nepz9SrrlozSerltder.s Comp BON NetpzOorf.
q i5I54 atgil} nit $25O,ooo Capital. OGST
Wfercaltttle Wflttnal Marine. Is
ed nit 81 900, 600 capital.
Serelnl9te Stdaten Observation-Disclosures r.
init 81 $50. o72 capital. . NofT
geprtbern WIIuranee@G Dntp. bon 9o,,Sb,
Eflqsl1 sins nit $2,194,III 6apitoI. 80 -
De chen tcnerftel Gonlpa0nRen frb ron Ser qeoisIot,r hos
Std9feS W1arslano %0utbprifrt un6 Ii,erirt. = HF3ot ~
Ge pom penn llrter3eu9netcn repr1leutrten gcnpdonieeu b,ta,
lSIetup oetfn9bars8 capital gum DpQen p6er anaeaebensm
oatN9 eeraanoortt9 tf be 3abun9 ppn @efttter. JN 0lSF"
f9YYFNWernN9spoltcen neroen s~aus9e9eben nu6 WsrInFte bTnftris
uPs'' Sbp8. 6. SpBnfonr
SrsSs &iium, Subebor. fFSo1z II,
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Cincinnati;

BSD7 Cur be1Drperel Tel1ltltlBrabt11e,
$tawanHfrer unb gfeifente fpaten Iehr SDri6tis lstrL ebe le tGr
8tGette faufen unb IOGten bieielten nur ron fplden %an8efeute!
MaIlern bier 8pif6entrSserr, IA ie funtt Der Sefrtr auS9eleB
fn6. tfi6wintelt 3u nerben nnb ibr Sch urfcnf a~us1eben.
Ourdfabrt8zgiQette
mad alen 9beilen bfs' gDefens fn6 gu BADEN BET
t Gb. 8. Siioebr1rt6t, 84
#5Hs General @nntardnteuz Meent Der 8llttntpfes uae
aH srs Div @iienbatn. a
soan 9o. 81 S~bane8ir., Baltimore.
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Bianp'8 auf 8eIfeuunQ

uno SOn jeNee Sp3< unb gsudrt perten e~etefert. s
Die erBgte SDrsfstt rtrS auf Sic Nrbeit unS anf Ste guspabl
Der Mtaterialen serwenset mn er tana 61ber fir ie6es aus fetaeu
Snftttut berpergebence Snfruntent bic @arantte Ibernebmea, fa6
eS ale @t9enidnften etnes guteus @tdnp'S BETTE.
Ale SnfruIlente aus nleiner Ea6rtt Dereen far 5 Sabre BON
Gem Sag es @erfdnfss an 9arantirt. i4A
Selpabere NuimerfIlmteft mirb duf bic Ius!pabl ron Snftrt=
nlsnten, rpelde TT ether errsen @ntfernun9 ~rerisnbet .merfen, Yers
rpeneet lno Elm gOrrett hes 1ntanfGes tnnertnlb 6 @tpn1teh Spn
9ertaulSta9e. an, ipir6 8ffattet, fCate Elm Snfeurufnt ntGt Ypl'
f1n6tg E%efrieetgen,
ny GreSbdnSler perben ~pObttDuat Set uns srr3ufsre&en ste fe
F6 anoertoGriS u1uiebens
8eadnoig ~sorrStbis cine auSwabt bon N1etObepns, Ron Ell be-
fen Snfrurteatenrnafern su $45-20O.
ID @tarUS Eerben untectaui6t, au5gerniettet tnb eeRtm1nt.
SEth. &nabe II. Comp.
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mt.snnr,a NS60naalthime.

Ole S8aeieer tsiBer etaot lOps els 99erjoasn. msl9s cine
ggaT6'sJ 1g SEN s. nnIFerga MaI8jncnj Speunal 10 bel Gr6et t9ut ais
i Hge I't cine onoere, unS 10 aud 5~petmat ic otet @elh
einBriuat. Ddp8 madt unierc MtafttneI SIT ben btllt9<
f+s1 asf3e I'M Wdyfts In6 lRehr oI5 5000 b0vcn ino auei1
In beFacr @isbt iii 0pcratipn an gl0fea, g8eiten uno 9elen iIn6
babea i5re gisner petr ee Sam5 arbeitei; tn ben StSno 9siest E9
T1s6r tgeI6 Sf erIroren, os linen oielss aui 0aoerem gse8e meg
aI6 n. gQe, mdde cine fr befep RGbmaf 9tnen DC
I'M Gebraud fno, EaEet tl6dteu, lpatcn IN rf'trer STtee:
$50. 159 8dltiinoreIraBe
eoriprabeu, no c6rau65@upeiiuu9en m 6eatl4er' eug4il4sr
f-ransSffher unS Ipoudher Gpga1e su bobe1 fub uao tp6Mir Sc
SEN SIT eme GaY6jne fauft of %Derettgn erbeitsn lerneu.
G6tft. nat einem @remplor opn Stn8er'S gebmal@inens Set
ron ms in pcrer Or6nuuq unb Geparotipn 9ebaten.
TEb3S rs gG. G.. 8rooert6, Q9ent.
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Giasuer 9cerp i1f 0Dl0ss suerfp
IInfrher Q0gSorf un0 Gtdat GeisGid1aft.

0&E EAN &A%4k1A% ARf& 5000 g.
SIN hem GnHrideluuesennse Ser Anitetlung inb mir eattt 9=
ldnet rem rertbbpafen unb ntaH6fea Stetl hes Staetsebtetas
Sra Sea 6drtrr Gifts in ZEN &reis Der 8erbehernnsen ~ 5teten
uuD 0rs I'm safentteils SCR Ghbt 81 eent fur has erfe Iauienb
f~fgeaeGten 9retS prn $l25 sum geTapf 81 trtnsens nre 3naT
at ser fruGereu Gt6ge ron 40 So $50 SUB ums ntpnattheR Gtn-
~Sa6luneau ppn s.. Sreie Deee8 In better Tprm garanttrt.. Die
SnangrtTnabme tiefes @tabttbetls TT nun lppofl spnt h6Niten
SntergFe fir bic MISUNDERSTANDING ais dn9 ttele oemet btretbenee
fa,u b~r6ngcu. Drd5, @Aertea urp 8erbinsun9sfraBen ME eth
Steamer 5ur Serfeauns xener, reeelniaBt9er Verbtnoun9 nit
3er-gprt un0 g}pfpu, nerSen aus ub tpahreno Der @ntptaelung
biefes gloae8 trn tr G~eieAfhaft 6eSout uno bic ausfahrltng
AteIes @fanes rtrb IN STut3e ba GeatraIpWntt tpr ete NinBteenf
mad unRrer Statt lesen. r
Brdmteu
6esebenb entreSer tn etnern 5000 9panrat5ue grpBeu Garten
seer einen Tretttdet auf rem Gjefeliaaftspanpfibife, nerben je
mad Ter QBafI, su nu erfen terfauftea 1000 Cots %bet8e5eten.
Ser In ber GntDtdeluns t~esrtfene 8atridplan letbet bafurA
ni6t mr. feline g3eeintrd1ttsuns fpnbern raue bGrd1 @usfuhrHn9
rbtaen 6dFenplaues erf ietne eaa3e Gt@tisfett erlan9en.
Eabrtfauten. rel6e tire GtatltferRents nod G9g Sdrbrr Cts
Ieasn, perben dbgefefen-Spa Der sGnftse9 Sage 3pifBsn stCrs. UNI
SN0, our3 ltberale Segunftsun6en SettenS Ger GeieutQatt be-
beutenee grrthetle geptnnsn.
panFtletS merSfa unenteeltlta a~uS8e8eben, ume nabere Na&~
gthten ertbetlt burA
@oi9-& s. S6mtbt, %sent.
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s1St1tt8 fir GtnapanSerer.
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Nere arrangements fiir Ginwau6erer, Of
ltadl Dem 8eiten iii reiiett miinldDert.

Son teute BEN 9. N~9pertter All, nerOsn Sic @ttpdnSerrr auf
Der Nrrtsern Central galSettftreet Depot @ifenbaba NIT rem
grpre6sR8 %befSrpert. Die 8abt btetet babura rem Sntunterdnten
etneu 9rSBeren 8crtbetl, ais trgenb etne antere 8dbn,
aud Il ie nm 81 gReilea fafser als iese aa0ere 8abn mad teaanus
Bittsbur9, Cleveland, Detroit, Sort @apne,
Chicago, Milmarfee, @alena, Dubuque, ct,
Saul, 8pf S8laup, burlington, Soma Gitp
unO merben beBbdlb tie nit Der glprtteru Central Sabn s~eten6eu
Yerionen TO StunOsn frjiber ais bte nit auoern 8lbnen ~gebeneen
brit entire fen. aud rGroen4 Nial rentser bic QDaaen Satet e-
nedfelt. 9te Sabn stebt bird ben fA6nRen 5betl BON Stip.
Die game gntfernune bon BIER bts @1ioep TT 500 Gletlen 8a8
espdf mire bier sesetbaet (nartep) unb eebt NIT ben 9aasterer
an ben Befiunun9Sprt. H
Jtad @reitfiae, Dahtou, Cincinnati, Snpianp-
polls, 9Dui8ptlle unb ct. 9put8
perten ebenars gofaetere ~tefSrsert un6 fir itr Gepad tetne
wettere llmlaoungSfptrn b~erednet. Die @%afaeiere tSnnen matt
hem nhr<, poer @tenbs 10 ubr= Bug mad aaea mcflt6en 9tdser
eeten peae ~aaterreaa a%uf8efalten ia metben. = Dar0flGrts.gl-
Iette perben 1~eftarftia her Office be8 Meenten. &
s+ 8..r SBbn 6. Batter,
Otl4S Np. 25 Sells treet, nnbe Matters Wbarf. g
The Nevada journal., 1860-06-29

The CoMET.-Looking out Upon the north
west heavens in the early evening one can dis
cover a mysterious traveller from the realms of
space, with blazing tail, few degrees above
the horizon. Owing to strong twilight and the
nearness of the stranger to the region of the
setting sun, the full magnitude of the unknown
visitor to our solar system can not be seen with
the naked eye. As he mounts the heavens and
obtains more favorable point and time of ex-
hibition the celestial wonder we hope will be
seen to greater advantage. Taken in connection
with the grand eclipse and the phenomena at
tending it, on the 18th of the coming month, we
are about to sight in the heavens such as
centuries will not witness again, The unhera ded
visitor is supposed by some of the wise to be the
identical fellow who frightened Charles Y. nearly
out of his boots in 1866, three hundred and four
years ago. The same comet is supposed to
have visited our solar system in 1854. From
some disturbing causes, which are taken into ac-
count by astronomers, the visits of comets are
not regular. Thus, should the comet now VISA
bic prove to be the one 1864 and 1856. it will
have extended its time on this round twelve
years, having performed its previous journey in
2g2 wears
The Nevada journal., 1860-06-29

TExPKRAscE.-The cause of temperance is
progressing fast in this city, according to an in
formsnt. For years the sons Of Temperance had
barely enough members to keep up an organiza-
tion. Some four months since the number was
Aboat twenty. Since that time an impulse has
been given the Temperance movement, which
Ito the Sons of Temperance Organization, and
built up an Order of Good TempIars which mum
bers q hundred and fifty members at the present
time. We understand there are weekly access
iens at the present time to both the Orders of
from six to twelve members They making
arrangements to establish library and reading
room, and place for playing chess and enjoying
other innc cent amusements.
The Nevada journal., 1860-06-29

RoBBERY.-The store of Weleh ard Pier, on
Commercial street, was entered on Friday night
hast and seventy dollars in cash taken from the
desk of Welch which was pried open after an
sttempt to open it with an auger. show case
WAS ransacked and few gold pens and some
cutlery taken. The thieves obtained entrance
by crawling up a large fume under the building
and cutting through the lath under the stairs.
Mr.. Welch lost twenty dollars ffom his drawer
week before by somebody entering the store
when the person in attendance had stepped out
O moment.
The Nevada journal., 1860-06-29

A TRIP.-A beautiful and quiet spot is Bar
kers ranch, embosomed among the green old
hills a little beyond Buena Vista and about nine
miles from town. We took trip there the other
day, and intend to repeat it, as every body does
who has driven through the woods among the
outrageous oaks and lofty pines to the charmed
spot and wandered through the garden; been
toasted ON Strawberries and cream, and laid off
in the shade-to say nothing of iced champagne.
How cool, quiet and refreshing is this retreat
away from the dust, the noise and excitement of
the town! The trees look greener, the sward of
the valley fresher, and the birds sing more and
happier as you approach the sylvan abode of
mine host, Charley Barker. We took the morn
ing for our ride and reconrhend the morning
generally to our friends for ride, and Barker's
road, and then the strawberries-fresh from the
vine and smothered in eream--at the end Of it,
cool and sweet water, romp among TIE trees
and shrubbery, a stroll down the widowed brook
and if you choose try for trout-for the shy
fellows are there-and a swing; these are the
arcadian delights of Barker's ranch, which ea-
tice the seeker after pure and simple pleasures
to visit it.
The ranch occupies long narrow valley
Five hundred fruit trees are fourishng ON it.
We saw few figs growing, and but for the ter
ribly frosts of the Spring the orchard
would have been loaded with fruit. About sew
enty acres are under cultivation, with timothy,
clover, oats, rye, etc. The garden has every
variety of tree grown in this climate. besides
Strawberries, blackberres, raspberries, gooseber-
ties, currants, grapes, flowers and vegetables of
all kinds. Springs boilup here and there; whose
waters are carried off by blind drains, of which
there are more than two miles on the ranch.
The soil is largely of peaty nature, rich and
deep and capable of producing anything when
once subdusd and bought Under cultivation, az
is indicated by the mammoth stalks of rhubarb
we saw growing. Visitors will find an elegant
residence and all the paraphernalia for quiet en-
joyment at the ranch, and in BRIEF it is the spot
of all others we know of to clay of" on a warm
summer day, discuss the fruits of the earth, suck
hook cobblers through a straw and enjoy life
hugely. Charley Barker is just the fellow to
make you feel at your ease, which is essential to
enjoyment.
The Nevada journal., 1860-06-29

WEBsTER's SPEEcH.--0n the outside will be
found speech of Daniel Webster on the ad-
mission Of Oregon, which touches UPON points
largely discussed at the present day, and will
amply repay pcrusal. 1t is well to look at
hese mighty landmarks Of the past to learn how
sadly we are drifting. They may preach popu-
lar sovereignty till the crack Of doom. For us.
not ashamed to stand where Webster
stood.
The Nevada journal., 1860-06-29

BoDY FouND.-The body of an unknown man
was found i'll Macy's Ravine, a mile west of
Rough Ready last week. A ball hole through
the head was discovered which probably caused
his death. AS the ball entered behind the ear
and came out at the forehead, the probabi ties
thought the body that of Frank Freeman, u
horse thief, who had once been an inmate of san
Quentin, who had been murdered Tor his money
The Nevada journal., 1860-06-29

STARR KIsG's sLEcTUREs.-Rev. Thomas Starr
King lectured at the Theatre on Thursday and
Friday evenings last, under the patronage of the
Nevada Library Association. The subject of the
nrst Lecture was, Substance and Show" and
Of the second "the Laws of Disorder" Where
SO much has been said of the same lectures it
would be supererrOgaton to say more than that
they were of the first order, brilliant and in
structive. The audiences were not large, but
select and appreeiatiye
The Nevada journal., 1860-06-29

THAT BALL.-By reference to another column
1t will be seen that a Grand Ball will come off
at Grass Valley on the Fourth. number of
friends Of ours confident it will be unsur-
passed in style and pleasure. The arrangements
have been made on large scale by those who
understand the art of doing things well. Trip
pers on the eight fantastic will do well to ar
range matters to look in and take a hand in the
glorious affair.
The Nevada journal., 1860-06-29

GRoPIUs' PAxoRANA.-Gropius' Panorama o.
Europe has been on exhibition at the Theatre
three successive evenings closing last night As
b work Of art, it is the most perfect OF Its Kind
ever on exhibition in this State The floral
scenes particularly viii bear the closest inspee-
tion. C. C. Perry, the Proprietor gave the little
folks free admission on Wednesday evening,
and to say they were delighted would but family
state the fact Rev, John Benton is the lecturer.
Two new scenes have been added since former
exhibition in this city.
The Nevada journal., 1860-06-29

PosrPoSkNEST.-Unabl to make the neces-
sary arrangements in time, the Sons of Temper
ance have concluded to give ball on the Fourth,
% previously agreed on, and postpone further
festivities to the 23d of August,( the anniversary
of this Division,) when procession, orations,
etc. will be had, followed by grand ball. All
the Temperance es0rders of the County will be
invited to take part in the festivities
The Nevada journal., 1860-06-29

PROTECTION HOOK AND LADDER Co. No. IA
Hook and Ladder Company was organized on
Saturday last by the election of the following
officers: W. ii. Davidson, Foreman; Geo. E.
Turie Assistant Foreman J. Z. Patterson,
sec.; 7. 7. Davenport, Treas; II. b. Thompson,
Niles scafls, c. W. Young, Delegates Luther
Wickes, Trustee. The company has thirty seven
enrolled members
The Nevada journal., 1860-06-29

FAIR PRoPosAL.-Charles Marsh, Esq. re-
guests us to say, if the Nevada Water Company
will adopt his proposition for supplying the city
with water and carry it out to the fullest extent
they shall have equal facilities for obtaining
water that he has, and be will retire from the
contest. This seems to be fair proposition.
The Nevada journal., 1860-06-29

ANOTHER RoBBERr,-Sixty dollars worth of
goods, consisting of teas, candles, etc., were ta-
ken from the wagon of a teamster at the Hall
Mile House on Sunday night last. The goods
belonged to Davenport Go. Thieves are about,
Of q certainty.
The Nevada journal., 1860-06-29

ELECTION OF CurEF ESGISEER.-A spirited
but short contest came off on Tuesday at Har-
rington's, for the election of Chief Engineer of
the Fire Department |. Williamson and VIM.
Barton were the candidates. Eghty-two votes
were cast in all. Barton was elected by thirteen
majority. The successful candidate is reputed q
coed fireman and posted in the duties of his
Office.
The Nevada journal., 1860-06-29

NEVADA LIBRARY AssocIArIoS.-An election
Of sficsrs Of the Nevada Library Association
for the ensuing term, is called for the first
Thursday (ths 5th) of July, at their room in
whartenby's building Main street full at
taDdance in requested
The Nevada journal., 1860-06-29

Hoss CAERrAGE.-IIose Co. No have pur-
chased the carriage of the Sacramento Neptune
Company, which is reputed very fine one
The carriage is expected to arrive to-day. As
soon as sufficient hose is manufactured the No.
boys will be out on a train.
Eureka Hose Co. No. has raised fine sum
Of money and propose to procure one of the
most superb hose carriages there is going.
The Nevada journal., 1860-06-29

S0vLD STAND Ir.-Abe Wagner returned on
Saturday last after a stay of three years in York
State, and his many friends were as glad to greet
him again as he was to get back. He could Mt
stand it away from Nevada.