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AUCTION SALES.
LIVERPOOL SALT AFL0AT AT AUCTION.

SALE THIS DAY
ON NoHdog l2h instant, ~ II o'clock, viii bs
" sold At No !, South Wharyes the cargo 81
the Schr Ii. Price, consisting Of 1000 SACKS
LIVERPOOL COARSE SALT Terms At sale.
nh lO-2t WM II. FOWLE a SON
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FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY
PRnrEsSnR LOVE.

lzIJ- Doors open at Z; commence at ~
~ Admission % cents Seats secured during
the day, 80 cents.
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A FULL assortment of barrels, halves and
n quarters, Of the above superior and pure
MALT LIQUORS, can be had alta low price from
JOHN DAWSON,
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LIVERPOOL SALT AFL0AT.
enn SACKS, cargo Schooner H. Price, daily
JUU expected iur sale by
WM. II. FOWLE son,
Ia 80 i, South Wharyes.
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TG FOR RENT OR SALE.-The THREE
Ill STORY BRICK DWELLING, on Prince,
between Fairfax and Water streets, next door
east OF the Office of the Alexandra, Londonn ana
Hampshire Railroad. Water and Gas have been
introduced and the house thoroughly repaired.
Possession given April 18th. For terms Of rent
ing. or price of property, enquire al the Gazette
e. NH 2--eo3m
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NH 5-dts NAT. Int copy. Trustee
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PEYTON ARCHER,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ~ CARY ST.,
~ RlcmOSD. VIRGINIA, devote their entire atten-
tiun to the sale If TORACCO, WHEAT FLOCR,
and other COUNTRY PRODUCE, AMI T. the
purchase ot SUPPLIES Ion their Country customers
Nevada national., 1860-04-07
SUERIFFiS SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of recree OF Foreclosure TO me di.
ID rected ami issued out OF the District Court OF
the 18th Judicial District. in aud for Nevada Coun-
ty. State OF California. Judgment rendered in
said Court, on tie l4ih da- OF March. 4 % 1SuO
in favor Of SILAS FOLSOM and against 9. TffODT'.
son for the Of Twenty three Hundred and
Ninety three Dollars and seventy Cents, prin.
eipal debt, with aecrung interest $500 al three
per cent. per month aud on SASS 81 at Two pee ct
per month from the rendition Of Judgment, iogeth-
with all costs Of suit for tue sale Of the follow
ing described property. TO wit -
The undivided bali Of all that certain lot OF Nj
ming Claims and Lands situated iE the Township Of
bridgeport, County Of Nevada, and State Of Caii;or
mia, lying and being the town Of French Coral
in the hill short distance above the head Of Pol
lard Cos large tail sluice, being bounded the
kast by tae m lining claims known as loekum 4 Co.'S
Claims, and on the West by the mining claims Of
Brcokwaier 4 Co. and being generally known and
designated a. the Thompson Claims, together with
the ucse. Pipe, Sluces, Quicksilver Lumber and
all appurienanees thereunto belonging
Notice j. hereby given that will expose TO Public
saie all the above described property, TO the high
est bidder. for Cash, in front OF the Court House
Door, in Nevada City on Tuesday, the 10th das Of
April, 4. ID. 1850. between the hours OF O'Clock A.
N. and o'clock p. NJ.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Marsh,
1850. J.B, VAN HAGAN, sheriff Nevada Co.
BY Jas VAS HAG4S, Depuiy:
I. d. Mcfarland, Pitts attorney.
Nevada national., 1860-04-07
CONSTABLE'S SALE.
Township OF Grass Valley, County Of
Nevada

By-virtus Of an Execution to me delivered, and
issued from the court Of f. W. Hsy-ood, Esq. an
acting Justice Of the Peace in and for said county,
Gated January 11th, n a. 1890 to satisfy Judg-
nent rendered before W. b. ClApp Esq, the
18th day Of August, A. d. iissa, in favor Of VIM.
Bennett and against James II Neal, for the sum
OF One Hundred and Thirty-two Dollars and Seventy
Five Cents. Debt. Interest, Damages and Costs Of
Suit have taken in Execution and will sell TO the
highest bidder for Cash, in front Of 5. c. Richard
sons Once, the following described property TO wit
AHouse and Lot, situated on Pike Flat. near Ir.
conaway's Dwelling House, and formerly owned aud
occupied by Jas II. Neal, Saturday. the 18th day
Of February A. d. 1850 between the hours of elk
A. NJ. and o'clock, 2. NJ. Taken as the property OF
James II. Neal, to satisfy the above demands and
aecruing costs.
27-3t C. C. TOWNSEND, Constable.
Nevada national., 1860-04-07
MINING ITEMS.

The Rich MTSE.-We understand that
Msssrs, Chevaun & Watt have purchased a
controlling interest in the rich quartz lead
recently discovered on Clark's Ranch, and
that they will soon commence operations
for thoroughly opening the same and testing
its value. The mine has been constantly
closed from the day II was arst struck IN
Ill the present time. The hole. occupying
some two cubic feet Of space from whence
about $1,000 was taken, is filled up with
earth, and small enclosure built around it
with a written notice posted upon II warn
ing all persons to keep outside of the fence
The mine may prove one Of great wealth. or
IL may turn out to be mere pocket"
which will soon be exhausted.
Nevada national., 1860-04-07

TIuCKEE AND GoLD LAKE IDESTicAL-A
writer in the Alta says that Truekee Lake
is the identical Gold Lake. in sesrch of
Of which party of adventurers went over
the mountains, at the instigalion Of the no
torious Greenwood in the summer Of 1850.
This mountain lake, under another and
n more attractive names, was the first object
to awaken chat wild spirit of cupidiiy and
reckless adventure that bad ever flled the
annals Of California with so many fatal de-
lusions.
Nevada national., 1860-04-07
SheriH's Sale.

ID Hvered. issued out Of the Hon. District Court
Of the i4th Judicial District, in and for Nevada Co.
State Of California a Judgment rendered in said
Court on the 10th day Of January A. u. 1860 In IA
vor OF JOHN PEACOCK and against WM STE
TENS for the sum Of One Hundred and Eleven
Dollars, together with Interest and Cost, have
levied upon the following described Property, "a
vada County, Township Of Grass Valley, known as.
the Ashviie Ranch between squirril Greek and Wolf
Creek, about two miles westward Of the town oi
Grass Valley, containing about $50 arec..
Notice Is hereby given that will expose 10 Pub
We sale, AL the above described property, TO ths
highest bidder for Cash In front Of the Court HOUSE
door In Nevada City, on TUESDAY, the Holiday oi
April, A, d., 1880, between the hours Of o.
clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, p. NJ
Given under my hand this sth day OF March
A. d. lseo.
}. p. VAN HAGAS, Sheriff Nsvads @
James Churchmsn, Pitf's Atsy.
Nevada national., 1860-04-07

AG- Native iron has been discovered in
but very few parts OF the world. Speci-
mems have been found in Anstri a and in
Canaan. Conn, there exists seam Of native
iron. two inches in thickness. from which
horseshoe nails have hsen forged.
Nevada national., 1860-04-07
THE HO wLAND
ROTARY BAWYNRY.

WE are now prepared TO furnish at short notice
w the above Battery, aud would request the atie
nton Of all Quartz to 1t previous TO the erection
OF mill For efficiency in extratng gold, II is be-
coming celebrated. and have no hesitancs in pro-
nonneing its uperior iu every respect to any now
In use.
At our request Mr.. ALMARIN r. PAUL. superin.
tendent Of the Oriental Quartz Mill. near Nevada
city has consented TO explain the working OF the mill
and show its efficiency TO any who may feel interest
and all judge OF Il better by seeing il in prae
teal operation. would refsr Quartz men OF New
ada county to him.
GODDARD, HANscOM 4 RANKIN,
46-6m Pacific Foundry, San Francisco
Nevada national., 1860-04-07

~- The total amount Of gold aud silver
yielded by all the mines in the world. irem
the birth OF Christ down to the year 1856,
has been estimated at sixteen thousand two
hundred aud nine millions two hundred
thousand dollars.
Nevada national., 1860-04-07

heRE SILVER DIscovERIEs.-We examin-
ed, a few days since what appeared to be
some quite rich specimens of silver ore.
taken from n vein about twelve miles be
low Grass Valley. No assays havey yet been
made. but will be next week. When made
we shall make a note ont"
Nevada national., 1860-04-07
Consiable's Sale.
Township of Rough & Ready, Nevada &c

Township Of Rough & Ready, Nevada Co.
BY VIRTUE Of an Execution 10 me delivered, is
sued ont Of the Court Of z. l.. MELBOURNE, Esq.,
an acting Justice Of the Peace IN and for the Coun.
ty aforesaid on a Judgment rendered in said Court,
in favor OF A. l.. SLACK and against GEORGE HAR-
ms for the sum Of Oue Hundred and Thirteen Dol
lars and Thirty six Cents with interest the same
from March 18th 1883 at two per cent per month,
tpgether with all costs Of suit have levied upon
the following described property, 10 wit-An the
right title sud interest Of the above named nefen
dani. George Harris. Of in and to certain Mining
Claim. fbsing fourth) situated on entucky
Flat three miles from Rough & r eady, aud also
Defendants interest in aud 10 all the appurtenan-
ce. thereto belonging consisting of.Flume, &c.
Notice is hereby given that will expose 10 Public
Sale the above described property TO the highest
bidder for cash, on the ground o. said Claims, on
Kentucky Flat on Saturday. the l4th day uf April.
A. n. lSo0. between the hours Of A. N. and T. u.
Given under my hand thi. a1s, dav Of March, A.
d. 1860. ROBERT FERGUSON
Special Constable.
Nevada national., 1860-04-07
CONSTABLE'S SALE
Township If Rough 4 Ready Nevada Co.


ny VIRTUE Of an Execution 10 me directed and
isued out of the Justices Court Of T. l.. HKIHouKNE
Fsa an acting Justice OF the Peace In and for tha
County aforesaid, on Judgment rendered In said
Court in favor Of s. ". GILHAN and against GEORGE
Harris for the Of Forty seven Dollsrs aud fif.
teen Cents with interest said sum Of SAL rs.
from March 18th, A. D., 1856, az the rate of per
cent per month until paid together with all costs
Of Suit has. levied upon the following described
property, to vital the right title and interest Of
the above named Defendant. George Harris in and TO
a certain Mining Claim. (b-ng fourth interestl
situated ON Kentucky Fiat, three mi les from Rough
4 Ready. and also Defendants Interest in aud TO all
the appurtenances thereunto belonging, consisting
Of aume, &c.
Notice j. hereby given that viii expose TO Pub
lie Sale all the above described property &c the high
est bidder, for Cash, saturday, the l4th dAy Of
Apail. 4. u. 1869. between the hours Of O'Clock
A. NJ aud o'clock. ?. ". to satisfy the above de
msnds and aecrning costs.
Given under my hand this 2lst day Of March, A.
D. SEQ ROBERT FERGUSON,
Speriai Constable.
Nevada national., 1860-04-07

ALLISON RAScH.-Crusbing has again
been commenced at the Allison Ranch
The proprietors have been for some time
past engaged in sinking an incline below
their old workings. so as to open up new
level. The first three days crushing, with
stamps, yielded the snug little sumoi Ttcen.
<y seuen thousand Dollars!
Nevada national., 1860-04-07

QurcKsnvEn.-Rumors Of an important
quicksilver discovery near this place have
been in circulation for two weeks past,
Much OF mysterious secrecy attends the re-
ports, but still we are inclined to think that
something valuable has been discovered.
Nevada national., 1860-04-07

Within a short time. large and rich de-
posits Of lead ore, valued at from 100000
TO 5000 900. have been discovered near Du-
buquc. Iowa.
Nevada national., 1860-04-07
POSTPONEMENT.

CT The above sale postponed by order Of the
Plaintiffs Attorney until Saturday. the 9th day OF
April, a. d.. lses. c. 9. TOWNSEND, Constable
Nevada national., 1860-04-07
GOLDEN WHISKY,
MADE FROM WHEA

TITS UNaURPAssED ErTEHE " As
| Ato,ic or Beverage Persons using this celebrated
WHISKY viii frd il free from those poisonous sub
stance which produce the her,, burning sensation
sonueh eour planned ofin all other Whisky and
alcoholic Hquiis.
III. medicinal aualites' l,Golden WHISKY are
Acknowledged nv the mel faculty, ana all others
who have used IL.
Its rich mellow aavor. fine and smooth to the taste
recommends 4: to the public favor.
1t il put o. 10 barrels and halfbsrrels. and sold
by all the principal spotheears and dealers thro'
ughont the country.
Zach package will be accompanied win q copy
right card, without which none Is genuine
All orders should b. addressed TO
MS. WHITING CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in hne wines and
Liquors. lis Front street, San Francisco
\ B.-This celebrated brand OF Golden whisky
has been copy righted, and eounierieitsrs will be
prosecuted 10 the full extent Of the law
jan27-sm
Nevada national., 1860-04-07
CONSTABLES' SALE.

80 = "
State af California, County OF Nevada. ss.
DYIvIRTt'F Of two Executions to delivered, iSsu
ID ed frcm the Court Of : G. RICHARDSON tlsq. an
acting Justice of the Peace in and for the County
aforesaid bearing date March ls isa, to satisfy two
Judgments rendered rs the aforesaid Justice 81 the
Peace on the isi day Of March. u 1889 in favor Of
Hoses Korn and Martin Murbar. aud against 4. W.
ierrick and G. b. Csrralton Moses korn for the sum
SIS -. ana NJ. Murbar for the sum OF SIS, Debt,
Interest, Damages and Costs Of Salt
have taken In execution Hnd Will sell 70 the
highest bider. for Cash. "n the promises IN "ra'
Valley township all tine right, title ana interest Of
A. " Iierrcl and O. u. Carrolton Ia sni TO the fol
lowing described property. 10 wit certain Ditch,
situated M Kate HAYS Hiil said bitch ccnvsFs
water to clsims owned by Walker aud fllioit-
on Saturday. the 7ih day Of APRIL A. -. 1850
between the hours of O'Clock. A VI. and O'Clock
=. NJ taken - the property 81 a. ". Derrick and
o. B. csrralton to satisfy the shave demands aud ae
cruing Costs. {. {. TOWNSEND, Constable.
Nevada national., 1860-04-07

Ths INTERNATIONAL. HOTEL COACH n al
tendance Al ali hours - CONVEX Passengers and
froa the Hotel fer s1 90 each, ineladinE baggage
IN
Nevada national., 1860-04-07

dWMMy @M N&2 M@@sEo
eidsdorn
Accommodations
sseccuret thema
and
dwelado
recently made the Board and Lodging
the
also the Tree
benam will be waiting
of The House.
soto Is
yer '- Ei-Ns
3 f. Proprietor
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knowing. The sum of twelve hundred and
fiffy dollars Of il was checked out and paid
to F. W. Lea, and the balance of it paid out
on checks to various persons-a recapitula-
ton of which would be of no interest 10 any
one.g
The foregoing statements are made after
CAREFUL examinations Of the books within the
time allowed me from other pressing engage
ments. A more rigid examination might dis
cover errors and inaccuracies to some extent,
but do not think they would materially
vary the result. regret extremely The ne
cessity of appearing before the public in a
matter of this sort, but could not avoid it.
l have endeavored to make my statement
plain and Ineligible, and ] am sure that
have not been animated by desire to do in
Justice to any one, or e7screen from public
view any incident connected with the trans
actions which have been called upon 10 ex-
plain. Ny whole aim has been to give true
history of the transactions themselves, and If
have failed. II has been unintentional and
the books of the bank of course will correct
me. trust heaven that shall not be called
upon to advert to the subject again.
Very respectfully.
Tho. J. CAMPBELL
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

--I
SATURDAY. Jan. Z, 1860
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
A special message was received from the
Governor relating to the boundary line be-
tween Kentucky and Tennessee. $50 -
Mr.. Ewing presented a petition from John
G.. Helm and Others for turnpike road.
Mr.. Dudley presented two petitions nu-
meronsly signed, from citizens of the Tenth
Judicial Circuit. praying Tor the two-term
system of Circuit Courts, reduction of the
number of Judicial Districts, and permitting
Circuit Judges to hold Chancery Courts in
small counties, but under separate Chancery
organization, ope of which was read, and
both referred to tn Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Speaker Wbitihorne presented petit
ton from citizens OF Williamson county pray
ing that the Office of County Judge be abol-
sbrd. asz
The Speaker also introduced bill to ahol-
= ish the Uffice OF County Judge in Williamson
. county. which passed first reading. -
The House then resumed the consideration
day, being the bill TO expel Free Negroes
from the State. on its third reading.
Mr.. Caldwell Offered AN amendment to take
the place of the pending bill. A discussion
ensucd, which was continued during the
morning session $3.50.
The House then adjourned till 2 p. m. =
AFTERNOON SESSION. st
The House met pursuant to adjournmel t
and resumed the consideration of the bill for
the expulsion of Free Negroes from this Stale,
and the same was discussed by Mr.. Williams.
of Hickman, who consumed the evening" in
opposition to the BILL.
Adjourned ill o'clock. Monday morning.
=
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Henry Ward Beecher--The Sensation
Preacher.

Henry Ward Beecber is the most remark
able member of a most remarkable family
He is one of those surprises which nature
from time to time delights to produce. A
bundle of incongruities, it wonld puzzle
Thackeray or George Elliott 10 do justice to
the varied manifestations OF his character
Sense of a certain sort, he has in abundance
He is witty, eloquent, pathetic, humorous,
passionate, vindciire, sarcastic, brilliant
every thing but wise. preacher of the Cos
pei he is continually dabbling in politics
lie has made the pulpit level with the stage,
almost level with the floor of the House of
Representatives. A minister of peace. he has
repeatedly counselled and encouraged civil
war. Himself and Greeley parted Kansas
between them, and made ga good thing out
of it. His mind is necessarily active, and
never calm. He works at a terrific rate.
What with preaching. lecturing, speaking,
writing, travelling and reading proof. the
wonder is that he should do 80 well as he
does. 1t is marvel that he does not break
down. His power of endurance seems to
know no limit Such a man will make a
noise in his day and generation. but will
leave behind him no lasting fame. The
thoughts by which the world is ruled are not
emitted like the sparks from the exploding
rocket that delight the eye for moment and
tn n vanish into night. They are elaborated
with patient, silent toll; their announcement
Is rarely attended with excitement and pub
lie approbation; slowly, most slowly they
make their way to the apprehension of the
masses. Out Of all the pyrotechnical dis
plays of Henry Ward Beecher's rhetoric il
would be difficult to select one coal of that
living spiritual fire by which The humble aud
faithful Christian is warmed into a brighter
and holier life.
No one doubts that this glib preacher has
a good opinion of himself. Indeed, il is pos
sibe that ne believes himself to be not only
talented but pious-nOt righteous over much,
hut good man at heart, with new views of
the art OF speaking Gods word TO the peO-
lie. lie has something 10 say about every
hing. and thinks that what he says is shade
letter than what anybody else says. His er
taodrd style of uitering his opinions would
amusing If il were not disagreeable from
constancy. He never deyiates into hu-
Iliiy; but persistently lifts up his voice on
II subjects, as If the mere statement of his |
otions would forever settle public opinion. |
1t is high time that onr Northern brethren, !
r their own peace and safety. had set their |
.ces as a flint against sensational political |
rcachers. The doctrine of liberation may
carried to an extreme. We do not think |
right to tolerate near our persons the pre-
nee of deadly infection. and Yet the body
little must be- kept quiescent under the con
ct Of moral virus the most potential on
nth. The security OF our institutions is
and and found alone in the separation OF
;ligion from politics. Combine them. and
e are on the high road to an established
Iurch aud TO despotism, or else TO moral
al social anarchy.-Bah. american.
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SENATE.
SATURDAY. Ian. z

q SATURDAY. Jan- z.
The resolution that the General assembly
adjourn sine de on the first of February was
taken. Up, aud q motion was made by Mr..
lane to lay Il on the table. which failed.
Mr.. Wood offered resolution in lieu to
adjourn on Saturday the 14th, which was
adopted in lieu and then the resolution was
defeated. -
Mr.. MINIS introduced bill to incorporate
the Memphis and White River Steam Packet
Company. Passed first Freading. -
Mr.. Stanton, bill TO allow defendants to
indictments ALI kind of pleas simultaneously
with the plea of autre fois cOnuict. Passed first
reading.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED on THIRD READING.
To regulate the pay of witnesses in GER
tain cases.
To prevent indictments and presentments
in cases of drunkenness
To change the time of holding the County
Court of Knox county for the trial of INSIDE
meanor cases. Voterecensidered, on motion
of Mr. Boyd, and bill withdrawn for amend
ment.
To give Pressly Garden further time 80
complete his turnpike road in Carter county.
To amend the Sheriff7s fee bill.
To authorize the erection of a Fish Trap
in Clinch River, Granger county.
SENATE BILLS PASSED ON THIRD READING
To amend Section 527l of the code.
To amend the Laws in relation to jailor' s
fees in certain cases.
To incorporate Knoxville Water Mill Com
pany. ~
To charter Peytonsville Turnpike Compa-
ny.
Mr. Richardson introduced a bill to provide
for enumerating the free white male inhati-
tants of the State. Passed first reading.
The Senate then adjourned tc 10 AN,
Monday.
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s- A very exciting debate occurred in
the House of Representatives on the 9Th inst,
in the course of which Mr.. PORTER, of Indi-
ana, charged his colleague Mr.. DAVIS with
making speech, when a candidate for re-
election, at Indianapolis, in opposition to the
bred Scott decision. This Mr. DAVIS denied.
Mr.. PORTER ihereupon rPafirmed his state
ment. said be had himself heard the speech.
aud substantiated his statement by reading
a sketch of the speech published at the time
in the Sentinel, the organ of the democratic
party at indianapolis. Mr. Dunn also said
he heard the speech, and conceded with Mr..
PORTER. Mr.. DAVIS still denounced the state
ment false. The proof, however, shows the
falsehood to be at his own door.
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