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The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-06
DECLARATION OF SOLE TRADER

IL Know all men bv these presents That l. Hcnrietie
Bremond, Of Lake City, County of Nevada, State of
California, the wife Of dominique Bremond, OF The
city, county and State aforesaid, do hereby declare
and make known my intention to carry on business
and trade in my own name and on my own account
as a Sole Trader in pursuance Of an act OF the IegS
lature of the State of California, entitled San Act To
Authorize Married Women to Transact Business III
their own as Sole Traders" passed April l2th'
1852 And further declare that the nature OF my
said business will be Hotel Restaurant and Barkee
ing and also the buying selling and trading in wines
and liquors. wholesale RETAIL and all other objects
pertang TO the above business. further declare
that my said trade and business will be carried on
aud transacted in lake City, County of Nevada, and
from the date of these presents shall be individually
responsible in my own name for all debts contracted
by me in my said trade and business or on account
thereof. Aud further declare that the amount Of
capital invested in said trade and business does not
exceed the sum Of Five Thousand Dollars.
49, In testimony whereof have hercunto set my
Is. hand and seal this l1th day of Oct. A. D.
(0-J 1860. HENRIETTE BREM0ND
State Of California, County of Nevada ss. On this
1lth day Of October, A. D. 1860 before me, LEVI
AYRES Justice of the Peace in and for said county
personally appeared the above named Henrette Bre-
mOnd, whose name is subscribed to the foregoing
declaration as the party thereto personally known
to me TO be the individual described in. and who
executed the foregoing declaration, and the sau
Henriette BremOnd wife Of dominique BremOnu'
having been by me first made acquainted with tDe
contents Of the said declaration, acknowledged to me
an examination apart from and without the hear
ing OF her husband that she executed the same ireey
and voluntarily, without fear cOmpulslon, U
undue influence of her said husband, and she does
not wish to retact the execution of the same.
In witness whereof | have hereunto set my hand
the day and year in this certificate first above writ
ten. LEVI AHRtS,
Justice of the Peace, for Nevada County
ocl6.lm
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-06

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County of
- Nevada. In Probate Court. Notice is hereby
given that II. d. Thompson having Gled in this Court
his petition praying for urder of sale of certain
mining claims belun ring to the estate Of j. s. POOL
deceased the hearing of the same has been fixed by
said Court for Monday the 26th day Of November
1860 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon of said day of
the November term of 1860 at the Court ro m there
Of at the City and County Of Nevada and all persons
interested in said estate are notified then and there
to appear and show il any they have, why the
prayer of said petitioner should not be granted
October 29th $780,
oetSo-4w JN0. S. LAMBERT, Clerk.
Jos. N. IKvxT, Deputy.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-06

DEMOCRATIC PAPERs.-In Missouri forty.
three papers support Douglas and seven.
teen Breckenridge.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-06
PLUGGING OR STOPPING,
TTITH GOLD SILVER PTAViTNA A

w Cement or Succeianiam, which if done In time
saves extraction. Office entrance next to Chas.
kent's Meat Market over Block X Co.'S store, corner
Of Commercial and Pine streets. FEE $3.50.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-06
LOUIS CELARTE'S
Daguerreotype & AmbrOtype Gallery,

Commercial St., opposite st. Louis Hotel.
Come you who want Good Picture, and will
present you as many tickets in my
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-06
PHOTOGRAPHIC LINE.

The best Photographic Pictures and Ambrotypc
are taken at
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PrcparIng Tor EHposur...

The Administration organ iu ST. Louis, the Ep.jIru
a-r- to le preparing &C., readers for damaging dsc'o-
s.rss when tue corruption committees get TO work in
Congress. Do o. late leader it says:
cor course as regards the proposed Investigations, IL
f.. iro,1eu7v TO say chat the result viii not be dam
,. , the individuals holding high executive Offices
Possibly some OF these may have been guilty. Of peculiar
Nv fragrant breaches of public trust Should such be
p-a,ed TO- De tle case they must take consequence
The New York Herald viii no, admit that ''the abuses
oftbs Government" (which IL admits many and tia
,,ot should be charged to the heads of the Depart
,p.r. exclusively, or that they should be blamed
f, them but u saws, that there is not ramdcation
,rgr, branch Of the government, which does not re-
i-s looking into" IT, them further says, "tbat from
b r,--rent of the Secretary Of State through to that
ortf. Postmaster General there is nothing but worm
r timber ana there is other remedy than 20 have
- an removed and sound material put Ia its stead IN
order ,ha, this NAV Doe accomplished Systematically and
srr, the very frst work Of the House of Rcpreseu-
t,i.s now chat 10 IS organized should be TO bring 20
rbr , means of carefully appointed investigating COM
rts,s some score ortwo Of the mo,e or less auocous
,,r.r.rsces and schemes Of pecuniary corruption by
,li.b t.. national treasure has been sggaudered Tie
.,,srI dior of members Of Congress cannot De better
srsrt There ample scope in any direction for te h-
bs- of r investigating committee THERE'S little doubt
also Din, committee is requisite 20 Inquire into the
e-r. Of he plan tor registering moneyed letters In
,r Pos. Offices and generally into the causes of the
f-,.i. and robbsres Of mails, which have become SO
frequent The land offices of the West want o'ehau'-
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,rnnisinnn nongInsite.

Hon Niles TAYLOR. who represents in Congress the
,5 District of Louisiana. IS the author Of letter now
,,,. die rounds Of the Douglas organs, in which he
saws
b. Politician. NAV -ly What they viii subsidized press
a. NAV rersteut.g mi,rcprescur, uut t there Is any one
g.. .r fo sr unbiased miai, 10 is this That Ste
rtr Douglas. 40 this time, ha, tIl possession OF th
r.- mind of the North. which Is truly ON priuci-
l favorable 20 the maintenance OF au Che rights OF Che
So,,b ,ri.r tae Constitution and iu the Union.
That +. TO- sly, as due y. o. Corrr consrues IT, Mr.
Milo. TAYLOR ba, u5 shadow OF do15'Ghat.Nr Douglas
,,,a- Sovereignty herese- have obtained entire COM
r-oI of b feelings Of the masses Of the free States. and
tr south must not o1ly recognize the fact bat pre-
r- herself 90 consider &, her duty To submit TO al. i'
..r,i.I -soasuse." including her practical exclusion
from, q. q use and occupation OF the common territories
t,r which she has been or may hereafter be called on Co
..s-,, her treasure or shed her blood getting i'm re-
,, for e- .iv.-l obcdeaoe to such teue's, the empty
..-,r,. tlt M fer constitutional rights ia the Uuior
ar. s.-sgllou,.y observed as healing salve TO Oh,
.,grI. dealt uuou her equality and Independence Ih'
Fl; indeed tbs uuuteszcencc OF Dougassm, administered
w ,he able and incorruptoIe Representative from IA,
S,,ns Congressional District 70 his conhding eOnsttr
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Ui.,inthe Lead Hunter Nowhere.

The following the ErqursrN last eNhioit OF 'Ae 'e'
80. .,,.,...,b of Wise and Hunter, In Virginia;
I;.... ,r ,sal ,y-ui.s caa,,its, have reached
-l.il.. .- sos Democratic votrs-Of which number
m I'D i o-tvs,vsu counties have declared their pref
s-s,c for Henry A. Wise; lap, in Two counties have
- ft,.r preference for Hon. X. NJ T. Hunter and
pa ST., a lortyoue counties, have expressed no pTee
renee There remain sixy-taree counties unhearu rom
,bi.b m ,o-, b, by the delegate. These sNty-three
counties poll q, 6si votes
The Hunter men have great hopes Of the counties un-
committed. and those uubeard from. The Convention
meets to-mospN. The pubIc. viii then be enlightened
~ presume upon the important question whether Wise
or Hunter the leader Of the Virginia Democracy. We
have very decided conviction ourselves ba, Others. and
especially those outside OF he State need the demoustr-
ION of figure. The Wise men will no doubt supply the
information 10 short order.
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lection OF life, liberty, and property disTegarded
temned and trampled upon. We must meet this spirit
OF aggression upon the slavoholdug States stcrny and
resoutey, and to this end union and harmony is inds
pensable to success. We must have united South
Necessity and duty to ourselves and those who are den
tilted with us in interest and sympathy, alike demand it,
The Union, as formed by fathers, has always
manded the respect and affection Of the people of Vir
gina, and they have always BEEN and still ready to
sustain and defend it, They have been loyal to the
Constitution, and willing to render prompt and cheer
tnl obedience to all laws passed in pursuance thereof
Their obligations to their sister States in the surrender
OF iugves from justice and in the discharge of all other
duties deyolvng upon them have been faithfully COM
piled with The Southern people ask for nothing beyond
their constitutional rights and trust they will be salts
fed with nothing less 1t is time, therefore, that our
Northern brethren should understand that the only
of iusurng the perpetuity of the Union is to exhibit
proper respect for the rights OF the States to observe
the Constitution execute the laws and deal justly with
their brethren of all sections of the country Such a
course on their part will restore peace to distracted
country will reune the severed ties of affection, and
vve the reign of iraternal feeling.
Respectfully,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-15
BETTER BoRy IrCKY THAN RICH.


Milton s. Latham the newly elected Senator from Gal
iforna is said TO have been born TO good luck But
his good luck has been the result of his taking the tide
always Eat the food" and making the most oil clrcum,
stances. He started for California in voyage around
the Cape in S49 with but $40 in his pocket A mutny
occurred on board which he instrumental in que
ing by intrepid GOODNESS and address This insured nm
favorable reception at San Francisco Arrived there
he attended political mass meeting, and assembled the
platform to speak This was distasteu to the managers
and they melted the mob to put him down He express
ed his determination speak, or die in the attempt
His pluck and eloquence won upon the miners that
they Immediately nominated and elected HIM Register oil
tho cv His career has since been one of unprecedent
ed success Last September he elected by Halter
ing majority Governor of California. On Monday, the
9Th of January he was naugurated with imposing cere
menies and and delivered his first message Next day
Tuesday, he elected U. s. Senator. on inurs1ay
the 10Th he resigned and in the steamer of the 9th OF
February he sailed for New York. He Is very young
man. not yet S3 years of age.
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Tired Of the parkeys.

Petitions, Of which the following is copy, said to
be now in circulation in Western Pennsylvania for sig
nature and presentation the Legislature OF that State
40 the Honorable he Senate and House Of Representa-
tires OF tee Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, IN Ge-
erdi assembly met
four petitioners humbly represent that the rapid
growth OF the free negro population by immigration,
within brief period is not only burden to YOUR petit
TONERS by increasing demands our poor fund, but
owing to their great Incidence and dissipation they have
filled our prisons thus increasing taxes to an enor
nous extent The raid Harpers Ferry will
suit in stringent laws by the Southern States for the
pulsion OF free negroes from their limits We must
shortly have thousands of those unfortunate crea
lures brown upon us many of them in the decline Of
life otherwise iucapaciaed for labor The eXgency
calls upon your honorable body adopt some measure
20 prevent an increase of already burdeued condition
II your honorable body has not the power TO prevent
their emigration to this State would prefer slave
code"
The best for Northern negrophlsm would be, if
such thing could properly be DONE to turn loose among
tie hreng States the thousands of worthless free
groes Of the South.
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TuInTr.srxrH coNaREss--Fir., session.

MONDAY, req. TO- low
SENATE.
TbtSenate met at o'clock p. m.
W. Ham announced the death Of the late Hon. Da'ld
q Rroderick and offered the customary resolutions OF
respect. ,eu,
Messrs Crittenden and Seward followed
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Sneaker has appointed Mr.. J. V. Wright, OF Ten,
nessee member of the Committee for the District oil
Columbia in the place Of Mr. Garrett excused.
Mr. Pryor was excused from serving as member oil
the same committee
On motion of Mr. Craige Of Missouri, resolution was
adopted-that on Wednesday, at o'clock the CLERK
sboi call the States beginning with Maine and on such
call members NAV introduce bills and resolutions OF
which previous notice has been given for reference only
and without debate , -.
Mr. Burch presented the proceedings of the Pacihc
railroad convention, held San Francisco in September
last and moved that they De referred 10 seeo' GUM
mittee of nine members
Mr. Sherman objected on the ground that he had pre-.
yousy moved that the House proceed to the election oil
a printer.
Mr. Burch moved that there be suspension OF the
rules: and on that question being TAKEN t was decided
in the negative-yeas II, nays 90.
The Speaker stated the question on Mr.. Shermans
motion-that the House proceed to the election oil
Printer
as a preliminary proceeding.
The motion of Mr.. Sherman agreed to, coupled
with proyiso that the person who might be eeced OF
chosen would accept the position, subject to such modl'
6caons a the law the subject of printing as select
committee of persons be appointed by the Speaker,
who shall report with the least practical delay.
Mr. Florence placed in nomination Mr. A. }. Glosoren-
ner; and
Mr. Pettil nominated Mr. j. d. Defrees.
Each OF these gentlemen said his candidate was prac-
teal printer and if elected would realize the reasona'
bic expectations Of the House.
The voting was proceeded with.
The vote was announced a. follows: Detrees so
Glossbrenner So Gales 4 Seaton 2; Blanchard 2;
Mitchell and Flanagan each
Nneytwo votes being necessary to an election, there
was no choice and the House again voted.
The result of the second ballot rs follows: Whole
number of votes lS3; necessary TO choice 90; Mr.
Deirees 81; Mr.. GIossbrenncr SO; Messrs Gales a
Seaton 2, Mr.. Blanchard Mr. Coombs /.
Further proceedings under this order were interrupted
by the reception of message from the Senate announc'
ing the death of the Hon. David T. Broderck
Mr.. Burch, of California, delivered an appropriate eu-
logy the OCCASION speaking OF the deceased in
terms of friendship aud saying that the memory
of Mr.. Broderick will long be cherished.
Mr. Haskin, of New York, also paid his humble tribute
to the memory Of the deceased
Mr.. Hickman spoke in the warmcst terms OF euogy oil
Mr. Broderick.
Resolutions of respect were passed, aud as further
mark of respect, the House adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-15
The FranLins Privilege.

II de House Of Representatives, " ia favor oil abolish
;, The Frankng privilege Why not take the opportunity
80, n,.-ertej Of eGectng that great goods Why de-
hv, M. Garnet, Of Virginia, vel said on saturday
4, aha, the abuse vas likely to be greater than ever
since they have organized both a Democrats ana ne
publcan Committee 70! remain in Washington dai1ns
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THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

New YORK, Feb l3.-Hewitts Liverpool cotton cir
cuar received by the Steamer Canada says that in
sequence of the improved tenor Of American letters "a
vorng moderate crop estimates the improved feel
ing in the market of last week is unimpared.
The imports for the week 1900 bales, and the
known to be at 100000 bales against 200
at the period last year.
Messrs Richardson, Spence & Co., reduce their quo.
tations for mddIngs and lower grades -lGd but quote
the b. ter qualities at full prices.
Messrs. R,kefed x Nash report strong stapled kind
Lie to Is dearer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-15
OPENING OF THE CONTINENTAL HOTEL AT PHIL
ADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l3.-Steyens new Continental
Hotel corner of Ninth aud Chestnut streets thrown
open the inspection OF the stockholders and ladies this
evening Not less than thousand persons pre-
sent during the evening The interior was brilliantly H.
luminated and the gorgeous furniture and various APP
pointments Of the splendid establishment universal
iy admired Several stores the first floor also
opened tonight including Charles OakfOrd Sons es
"a
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pext summer to frank every species of partisan election
eerug pamphlet that be devised They have no right
the revenues of Government to eeetioneer for
themselves or their Presidential candidates.
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DIED,

On Monday evening Peb 18Th protracied and painful
Illness MARY WEBB wife Of the late John d. Webb In the
Goth year OF her age.
The friends acquanances Of her family requested
to attend Baptist Church. this alter
noon at 3 O'Clock, without further notice.
Departed this fe o'clock, the 4h day OF February,
Pott Hill the residence mother. Mrs General billiard in
Henry county Mr. JAMES Madison BILLIARD, in the SD
Of his age.
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MARINE DISASTERS

NEw YoRk, Feb lS-The schooner Brothers, from
Alexandria, sunk off the Highlands yesterday having
heen in collision with the schooner K. II. untey, from
Baltimore.
The brig Volante from Buenos Ayres, spoke January
2st in lat SOUTH long. IS deg, the ship Isabella from
Montevidoe for Baltimore, leaking badly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-15
A CAR ID.

SOUTHERN BOOT AND sHoR MANDATORY IN py,
As the people ofthe South have generally Determined "a
mate hereafter when making their purchases 10 favor,
ern manufactured 0oos, and this resolve has given Ia
Gus new enterprises the undersigned desire Inform ~
~..., n. "a s,,v u,xr,,c,oyy-o,. -, a., We pa.
. 49, .,.,u-,., e. ,s9a hv A.. c.. "''R q e.
subsequently, conducted by Mr. Peter Cock With whom " ~
Hill was Afterwards associated Originally conducted On
scale the mar afacturng department Of the business hs
creased from year year, and Is purpose ;,
still more With an experience Of thirty years Co. ID,
BY the senior partner and from the fact that both
firm we're born and raised In Richmond are oonads, "a,
will be able To the expectations Of all Eho desire "a r
durable and we'll made SouTHERS Bo0Ts anil saos At AZ
and on accommodating terms ALtA HILL LO0
ja24 No. II Nil.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-15
c1-1clnr An ArrrMprEn Mrpnrp.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Feb. IA mulatto, named Andrew
Camel attempted to cut his wifes throat in house of
fame in this place yesterday. Thinking he had sue
ceedcd in his design he then cut his throat aud i'm
mediatey expired His wife, who is white women is
not dangerously wounded.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-15

FRIGHTENED TO DRArH-A young lady, Miss Stewart
of Cumberland county, Pa was badly scared lew
weeks ago by meeting wilothe wisp that she was tax
en- i'll on reaching home, and in short time aier"ara
died from the effects of the prostaon OF her nervous
system, superindlced by the fright.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-15
NEW YORK RANK RETURNS.

NEw YORK, Feb. l3.-The weekly returns Of the city
banks show decrease of $75GS50 ia loans, $l36,730 in
specie 81 900 $40 in deposits and increase in circu-
laton OF $40 $50.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-15

A CURIOUS IpEA-A rich mser in Auburn, n. Y, has
made arrangements to be buried in 0wascO Lake, a
beautiful sheet of water that town He has stone
coffin made which takes twelve yoke to drow it,
lie gives good farm for burying him. He is to
take him TO the middle of the lake and sink him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-15

HOUSEKE GOODS
IL TO- and 1874 Linen Sheetngs good make
1Oi and II I Cotton do do
Pillar Case Linen SO, 40 and IS In
Marseilles Quilts, in 1914, Id. 124 and 1874
Alendae do 10 and Ia
Linen Table Damask, a large assortment
Damask Napkins and Daylies
Wine Cloth and Fruit Napkins
Furniture Dimity and Prin
Huck Towels and Diaper
Crash, Douas and Buraps
Cord and white Cotton Damask for furniture
Turkey Red and Satin DeIains for curtains
Curtain Muslin In variety
Bleached Shifting OF best make
shifting Linens at 25c. size and 5Oc and finer
White Cambria and Jaconet
Null and Swiss Musln.
CHRISTIAN 4 LATHRoP,
fei4 % Main a
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ANOTHER DEAD LOCE"-NR DAVIS, OF MARY


WASHINGTON, Feb. lS.-The Republican party are IN
trouble concerning the public printer. They voted twice
today without efectng choice. Mr.. Deirees, OF In
diana /, their caucus candidate. Mr. GloSsbrenner Dem,
vls supported BY the Democrats, Mr.. Briggs, OF
and all the South Americans present, excepting MeSSrs
Eherdge and Stokes who voted for Messrs. Gales Sea-
ton Mr. Dcirees received the votes OF all the Repu6-
cans and auti-Lecomponites present. including Mr. Da-
Wis of Nd and excepting MeSsrs. Saunton, Adams ana
Carey.
Mr. Douglas had prepared a eulOgy on Senator Brode-
rick 20 De delivered today but last night he was severe
" attacked by peurisy.
Mr. FarnswOrth intends introducing bill for the trans
porttion Of the mails from Missouri 10 the Pacific by
railroad and Mr. Grow will shortly Introduce bill Tor the
admission of Kansas into the Union
Private accounts from the Rio Grande represented
statements regarding affairs in that quarter as much eX-
ACCENTED the object being to afford restless set oil au
from Coruas band the MeXicans are represented as eA
ecedngly friendly.
As the contest for the position of House printer clos
ed the unexpected arrival Of Mr.. SallwOrth tomorrow
is matter OF much interest among Democrats.
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rI--st Jo,eph. Missouri. papers please copy.

LvOR RENT.-The large FACTORY Cary Street, be- q
tween 10th and llth Streets Dunlop Moncure LII
Co.. suitable for Tobacco Factory, Warehouse Manufacturing
Establshnent Enquire Of Z. D. Escho.
fele KENT, PAINE 4 90,
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STATE CAPrroLs-The capitol of the State of Tonnes
see at Nashville not yet finished, has far $500
COO The capitol of Uhio at Columbus unfinished es
timated 70 cost when completed $50 POI The capt.
tol Of South Carolina, when finished will cost 800 O0O