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The Nevada Democrat., 1860-04-11
BIRTHS.

BIRTHS.
In Nevada, April 9th, the wife Of J. W. Singer of a
daughter. ...
At Gold nil April sth the wife Of Mr. F. Mcleod, of
daughter. .. .
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-04-11

DIED.
In Rough & Ready, April 9th, WALTER son OF j. H. and
Mary A. Heishorn aged l5 months.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-04-11

WAGON R0ADS.-A Dill mas passed both
branches Of the Legislature authorizing the
counties Of Tuolumne, Calayeras, Amador I'll
Dorado, Placer, Sierra, and Pumas, 10 retain
the States portion Of the poll tax and foreign
miners tax for 1860 and 1861, except that por-
tion belonging to the school fund, for the pur-
pose Of constructing wagon roads over the ST.
ezra Nevada. The bill was opposed by our
Senators, on the ground that II applied por-
tion Of tho State revenue for the benefit OF the
localities named, aud for that reason Nevada
was not included In the list Of counties. On
Wednesday last however, Mr.. Hays introduced
. bill! into tho Assembly, extending the same
privilege to Nevada, which passed by large
majority, aud we presume ii will also pass the
Senate. BY reference to the Controllers re-
port, we Gnd that for tho fiscal year ending
June sOtb 1869, Nevada county paid into
the State Treasury, on foreign miners aud poll
taxes, the sum Of 81 ,096. AT this rate we should
have In two years the sum Of 4,l92, which
would be sufficient to make good wagon road
through tho Henness Pass. II will be two
years, however, before the money is all collect
cd, consequently tho passage of the bill will
not do away with the necessity Of carrying on
the work upon the several proposed turnpikes
PoSY ExPsEss.-The Pony Express left San
Francisco al four o'clock, P. NJ, March Sd, and
arrived at Sacramento al 2;45 Wednesday mern-
ing. From Sacramento to Carson City, a dis.
tance Of one hundred and forty-four miles, the
trip was made in eighteen hoprs-bsing at the
rate Of eight miles an hour. As the trip over
the mountains was made during severe storm,
the time was remarkably quick. The Express
took fifty-six letters from San Franciseo, thir-
teen from Sacramento, and one from Placer
willie. This is rather poor encouragement at
the start, but the enterprise will doubtless be
better patronized after one or two trips. II is
the intention to make the trip between Sacra-
mento and Leavenworth in nine days, but the
bad condition OF the roads may cause some de-
lay with the frst two or three trips The Sac
ramsnto Union learns that the continuance Of
the Express for q period OF six months, at least,
is ixed fact, and that contracts have been
made in view Of this understanding. The Ex.
press leaves Sacramento every Wednesday
morning, aud letters sent from Nevada, by this
conveyance, should be left at the Express offices
as early as Monday evening. Should the en-
tsrprise prove successful, it will be powerful
argument In favor Of establishing daily over
land mail BY this route
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-04-11
Books Missing.

The following list of Books belonging to the Nevada IL
brary missing Parties having any Of them in their
possession are requested to return them mmsdiA Atey.
They be left the store OF Gregory Boring june.
tion of Main and Commercial streets
Bancrofts History; .fet i7efi- 1-sa
Macauley's Essays
Waverly, Vol. 4; ~ a
Moby Dick; .a rr-rurIrer
Yellowplush Papers; . 81 r4srrrrt
Beechers Life Thoughts;
Old London Bridge; .- .....
Napier's Peninsular War; .-.--.r -..-
White Jacket;
Blackwood, 1857;
BakewelPs Geology; E nfr-nrr
Vol I'd, Herndon's Exploration Of Amazon;
Redburn;
Gil Bias; lFf
Painters and Sculptors; ...s.r .r.-.--t.
Lives of Eminent Men, 1.-TWO volumes);
Bryant's American Poets
Potter's Eschylus; ~ r.,r
Ben Johnson's Works -
Representative Men
What Saw in London;
Acadia;
John Halifax Gent;
Trips and Adventures;
Sims Revolutionary Tales rr
Swiss Family, (Robmson).
Pioneers. OF .
Nevada April Id 1s60.-21-h .-. I..ar-a
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-04-11
CAUTIONI

Next to the International Hotel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21
The Massachusetts, Strike"

This moy ement in the "abor" not the capital
Sates'-is still going forward and extending it.
self. So lar as we can perceive. there is no dispo
sition cvnced upon the part OF those who repre-
sen, labor" to succumb to those who WELD
capital; 80 that Mr.. Stewards theory may he
worked ont to practical result sooner than he
anticipated 1t is no light or ordinary matter, to
see ten thousand or more men, who, we have been
taught to believe arc 1.-THE bono and sinew of the
nation" virtually in arms-arrnycd in hostility
against capital and the grinding cxactons Of those
WIN WELD it. Various sreculations have been in
Obliged respecting the primary cause of this out
break which some Northern journals have not
hesiated to attribute to the fanaicnl teachings Of
the Black Republican leaders. Prominent amongst
the journals referred to. is the N Y. Herald,
which, in recent article, reterates the opinion
at some length and closes by presenting the fol-
lowing encouraging view to the South Says the
Herald:
1t is true there is another cause behind the i'm
mediate onc--a cause which has been gradually
operating for years, and is not of political. but
of n natural and commercial nature--and that is,
the decline of manufactures in New England, and
their increase in the Middle and Southern States.
The rapid development of the resources of the
latter States in recent years has given great i'm
petus to their manufacturing industry, and the
fact Of their possessing abundance of ioou and
fuel and water power. with the raw material on
the spot, and climate in which work can be per-
formed all the year round, gives them such advan-
tagcs over the Eastern States as must some day or
other place them bcvond Yankee competition. -
The ruin Of New England manufacturers was only
o question Of time. 1t has been FASTENED by the
political events Of the last five or six months, and
what would have been brought about gradually is
suddenly precipitated by the madness of Northern
fanatics and the schemes of party demagogues.
The industrial resources and energies of the
South will be now stimulated into rapid and
gigantic growth, without parallel in the history
of nations.
Meantime, the hard times in New England will
become every day harder, and new strikes will h'
announced, and other trades as well as the shoe
business will suffer, and social revolution oyei
Ihe whole North may be expected, which will car
ry vast amount Of human suffering in its train
There is only one thing that can arrest the pro
grcss OF tins movement, and staye off the evil day
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TIsa,xi. DwARy--The Atlanta (Ga.1 confed'
eraey tells OF family Of dwaris from "ythe e"un'
ety. Virginia. who are Oh exhibition in that eiiy'
possessing the following peculIarities
The father and mother OF this interesting family
were above the ordinary size The mother, who
is still living in the 69ih year Of her aye, is u
hale. healthy woman. There are eight children
in the family. consisting Of six girls and two
boys -Four Of the girls are above the medium
size II ladies'. The other four. two girls and two
boys, are the celebrated Virginia Dwarf-.
Major Hiram Walters. the oldest of the dwarfs.
i. 80 years Of age. weighs So pounds, and is II
inches in height.
Captain Vim. Walters is 50 years OF age weighs
80 pounds. and is Il inches in height
Miss Roxanna Walter. is 40 years of age.
weighs 80 pounds and Is &c inches in height.
Miss Catharine Walters. the youngest, is 80
years Of age 40 inches high, and weighs 40
pounds.
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Tnr CALIFORNIA OVERLAND MAiL-Sr. Louis,
March l9.-Elcvcn thousand letters were dis
patched yesterday by the ovor land California matt
The mai at the Goth ut, Icing one day later than
the previous arrival, has arrived.
Mr.. Brewster, who returns from the Washee
mnes, brings specimens of silver ore which has
been nsSnycd at over $50 900 II ton
The delegates elected from seventeen counties
to the State Democratic Convention stand nearly
four to one for Mr. Latham. indicating the com.
plcc triumph of Mr.. Latham over the Gwin and
Weller influence. The San Francisco delegates
IRE favorable to sending Austin Smith to Charles
ton. lie is friendly to the nomination of Hon.
Daniel $ Dickinson.
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sae prices generally.
ApplEs--tircen brsk i5,94t5O0 per Dbl for prime
BA.ossuppiy good continue quotations nj lo1sdbf
Br DISQUALIFICATION at 1.JO6t Alb D blsiel.
iirHswAx.-326j;sS eeals.
11rEgFrcsi Rolls Firkin extra supply quote
table Butter 2o6s25 els; frsin l29Il6 cts.
taH~.- yellow 81 els: White STh cts
4 COM MEAL--lB ,lcmand 9JfIyi cents
traLNT.-,Iames River 4tdW1sl.s0.
FguiTAppcs 25il la1 Pea,cd Peaches di50G1
flornfhc receipts light-wh increased demand.
quote 5npeine f5.sGIf6l2 Extra S6z541t6.3T; Family
$6.sT6ttIUO.
fi.,s.ksp.-Dcmand good-&1 e1G5l.so.
fEsTHREs-i,,0tt5 cents.
frsrnnEgs-No Peruvian Guano 80 q ton Of 600 rs;
E.es's Manipulated Gaano ttIO0 sonbrero Guano 1000;
Mexican .uano t2.0t Rhodes sup. Phosphate Of Lime fV0:
Runins PhAho Peruvian Guano $5s.D; Ground Plns"r,
lonsc, s90h; Packed sli.op
GRASS sfEpt inFor $60Gl625 Timothy a. Tl &2S0: o.
chrd ' 30: ania Grass luOGDs, IL Evergreen f2o
tftNsESG.-uIbaJ crIns
liAf.-Sl.w'Qesl.i93g = Ton rs.
hon Mountain fIbdpSa0: Viewers 400 u ion.
L.RD.--onppIy good al HOE cents.
fhomasi~n floGt fl.Gu; Mountain sodl90 cents.
O:loss s0Gt - et-.; He'd 65fBl5 els. Il buse.
oAis-l ha, demand at cD6L6l White;
ca g, cents ior Black.
fEAsBiacteycd LOO fa0H Black Cow Pea l40$ 30
1'ofh1oH%--ioGDSIl9 eUnts-aCcur'iing 10 quality.
IohtetoRrccip have largely increased at all tho Ware
houses the past weekhongh continue 10 notice the absence
81 line ""rkn2l quote luss Poor 10 Common s916Gt 0:
rgit Clean Working s300G $3.50; Poor Common Leaf
stao4f '3o Bright Working Leaf f3 s22o the highest
price ri the
WnE,rWith smnll receipts To notice improved
feeling and quote Red *3oSfi0; for choice White *i,35G
sl.t.
Wool -lnwashod % Washed 95l!o els according 20 quad
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Snr NEws-1 baltimore cssci .lJ;ore at Cane
Hr"y-Nortolk, March l9.--The bark Swan, of
aud tor Baltimore, from Clenluegos, with cargo
at molasses, is ashore nj Cape Henry. The vessel
and cargo will probably pr-vea total loss. Eight
men have landed from the wreck, but five are still
aboard left to the mercy of tho waves. Assis.
lance will he sent down tonight
The schooner Henry W. johnson, Of New York,
arrived here today, having damaged her rigging
mud sails in the gale. Richard Perry, the mate
ana Thomas Trivett were washed overheard and
lost
The schooner Socco, of Bridge,own lost her deck
load OF laval stores and had her rigging damaged.
TIE schooner Lots twelve DAYS from Cardenas
end the schooner Rainbow, eleven DAYS from IIa.
vana, with moasscs, have arrived.
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IMPORTANT PROM THE GULF OF MExlco.-- Vera
Cruz Lesieged by Mraa0n and Repnised by tie
Libcyais One Of Mramons Steamers Captured
By Me Eaitcd Stairs Gu.f Sqadron and sent 10 Aem
O,ieaas New Orleans, March l8--The steamer
Ge1eral Mirnmon has arrived below, as n United
States prize, in charge Of Lieut.. Minor, from Vera
cruz. on the 18th instant. That city beseg
ell ny Miramon on the 9Th inst. lie notified the
t. gn representatives of his intention to cannon
hoe the city on the night OF the Sh. The attack
WIS accordingly made in force, but Miramon w1s
so'pn rcrulsed by The Liberals.
rho United States so,p-ofwar Preb.o was to
sail for New Orleans on the l4th.
o particulars in regard to the capture of the
stca 'nrr has yet been received.
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Tur CHARLESTON CONVENTION. The Cleveland
Plandealor states that the committee depnted to
visit Charleston and engage quarters for the Ohio
delegation has returned aud mnde areport. Ahall
large enough to accommodate the delegation from
the whole wes', as an assembly room. has been en-.
gagged for $500 day for ten days S20 900; bonrd
and lodging for the iorty,six Ohio delegates at S.
per day-s2, 800. The Pennsylvania delegation
will go to Charleston in the steamship Keystone
State. from Philadelphia, and lodge on board of
her during their s'ny, having chartered her for
the purpose One Of the delegation, who wrote
DOWN to inquire for rooms, reccived u reply asking
S25 per day.
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Tho Charloston Convention.

The Charleston Mercury seems to intimate in
the subjoincd paragraph. which we find in Satur-
days issue, that the Democratic managers have
reasons other than the high price charged for
toard by the chivalry, for the proposed change Of
place for holding the Convention:
BY the tenor of our dispatches this morning.
says the Mercury, it will be seen that the gentle
men composing the committee at Washington are
still .cheming. One Of our special dispatches
very shrewdly suggests the motive for the discus
sion. II is however. in our opinion. but the pre-
text seized by the friends Of Mr.. Douglas 10 trans
fer the Convention. IL possible, to some city whcic
they will be in the ascendant. This NOV emcnt
commenced many months since. when they prated
h the danger To be apprehended from PER- onal
violence in Charleston. This is, however their
last card and this will fail. Mr.. Douglas friends
plainly that n Convention in Charleston will
preserve IA Southern aspect, and cannot be brow
beaten or bullied.
With reference to the allegations of these inter
cs,ed parties. there is much that is Imagination
aud much that is exaggeraton. The six hundred
AVID fifty gentlemen who compose the Convention
will be taken good care of, and the preference Civ
en- them. About one hundred have already been
invited to accept OF the inequalities Of our cit-
zcns, and many more undoubtedly will be. But
tie myriad hangers on. who not admitted to
tho floor Of the Convention, must take take their
changes for feed aud sleep 1t is greatly 10 be
desired that their number may be reduced to rs
suilll figure possible.
The Convention will meet in Chareston; but if
Mr.. DoruLAs and his friends desire Northern
Convention, let them call one.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21

The Washington Constitution, in place of cdi-
torial comments on the Homestead Bill, which has
ust passed tho House, copies column and half
argument against tho measure from the report of
Mr.. Buchanan's Secretary Of the Interior. This
ioroshadows an Executive veto, unless the Pres-
dent disagree with Secretary Thompson on this
question us completely ps he does with Secretary
Cuhb on the tariff
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21

d. scnAnGE OF Mt BoyHros.-Mr. Boynton, late
depu clerk in the House of Representatives Mt Wash
ingtt H. who arrested in New York Friday
last. suspicion OF having been government de-
fullcr, has been discharged from custody. Captain
Dowli ny of the police tclcgraphed to Washington in
relate TO tr affair after the arrest, and upon
reccv Ing answer from the authorities in that city
Ia the ctfcc, that there was no charge against the
prison cr, he Immediately released him from custody
Mr. 30 ynton pronounccs the rumors that have been
circnla ed against him false in every particular, and
says he dcies the strctest scrutiny into his official
rpu,Ic
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21

from iIfe Eastern sisiessapd that l. revolution
at Tie ballot box which vii completely oveqthrew
the party who are tho cause Of the calamit5 eDd
have inaugurated political chaos which Ne lear
will only end in n reign ii terror
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21

-, NEW YORK BANK SrArEMENT-New Yot March
l9.-fhe weekly statement Of our city banks
shows an increase Of $500 900 in loans; 81. 80 900
IN sneele $l,9t9,o 900 in deposits, and decrease
OF $4,000 in circulation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21

Srnn Es IN NEw YonK.-Thc jonrncymrn small
stock Itchers demand Sl0a hundred head, for kill
in aud dressing instead of 81, their present rate
movcme mt il now on foot among the nmbroty pst aud
do2nerr eotypiss Of New York city and Brookyl, to
secere Tau. standard of prices for their pictures.
The pain ,erS are to hold m iss-meeting to take
ton the rise of wages 10 their old standard, 81
per day. The cabinct-nakeis strike, have
cecdc proc uring the per cent, demanded in
many case lint they feel confident that the terms
will become universal, The nouldcrs Of Jersey city
also IA trike.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21

AsstsslNarlo'i Is KENTrcKy.--On Wednesday night
las, while Lima H. Snupp, OF Jefferson county, Ky,
was sitting in his house payin with his little child
and talking with his wife he WAS fired upon through
window, by some unknown assassin, and instantly
killed. The child received two shots in the BODY
causing serious but not Mortal wounds Mrs. Snapp
WIS not hurt. The murdered man had been embroil-
ed in various difficulties in years past, partly arising
from his DON este affairs and his reckless conduct
ann was few months ago rode on IL rail and dnckcd
in = horse yond.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
For Constable.


ny WE authorized 10 Col WIN. Il,
>'N BROWN candidate for reelecon 10 the Office
Il High Constable.
t---r%- TO THE CITIZENS OF LIZ NCHi.t' RG.-, No
- - having been announced candidate the Office
High Constable, respectfully self u caui-
date tr that office. subject to decision at polls
ihesil$. the 3D. day o1 Apri next
nh 9dIdc WM 7. PEECIYAL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21

M So WE arr authorized To announce FRANCIS THORN
sh1 TON Candidate iur the shrrliaiiy al Campbell
c"nn,t Election day, ih Thursday in MAY. mh itde.
~ ,- WE auth irilei to announce GEO H. ia NE.
u Il IDS candidate for the Slcriifalty of Amherst
county. nj The ensuing election. mh 2ltdr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21

Hon. Frcdrlck L. Stanton, now OF Kansas. has
announced his discrimination to take grounds for
the republican candidates in Connecticut.
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addition 10 III following papers, which Special
AGENT will r. ceiso and forward advertisements
isr in the rnil~d states.
NEW ERA, Floyd Court House, Va.
NuIG
lEGj>IFE, !
SENTINEL, hogcrsvle, Tennessee.
INrkLIjGEht Err, Morristn"n, Tenn.
,iA2fyqr. Lexington, Va.
tESIiNEi Liberty, Va
Nl~i rtt Marion, Va.
V NJ Voc @A'' Fincas,lc. Va.
hEClsrIE- Dan,ille. Va.
~tNIJNEL- Alexandria, Va.
VIRGINIA 10 10, Halifax Co. Ito. Va.
Nll;GtNlA AND TENNESSEE NEWS, bristol.
XiSV Jonosbnro', Tenn
n.J,E'EI1. Grecn>il Team.
ApNIErl-i,E, Chattanooga, Tenn
posi-. ttbtns.
NtLGINisS, Abingdon, Va
STAR AND HERALD, Chrsans,urg, Va
pAlEtoI, nrayson ca. lio, Va.
TElMRAPiI. ,wylhcynl,, Y,
ADVOCATE. Tazcwell Go. llo. va.
sol IN VISIT, Giles Co llo. Va.
HEPiBI.I'AN, Winchester. va.
Persons Siiing Ia alNcrits,
az thea, extensive circulation their localities wi
IRi 10 cali off h,I
hars NrSnan, where VIII hc made and
al, rse pltois FoHH AEpEp WITHOUT DELAY.
A. WApDILL.
Jan Iois Foreman Nirginan Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21

" nsye MASTER OF roLlCE-I respectfully announce
K ~ SELF candidate tr office of
NJ III" ensuing election in April Having served or several
N.ar lh-i IN the CH Watch, ~ believe The saacti
all parties, fancy can ill the Office in question:
t'lGa ~ hrctilailt. TIloS. j. Al SIN.
lrb Il tide
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jan lO-is
Notice

Notice
A IL parsons in want OF superior SILVER HUNTSMENs
"A MA'tiifs "oh' q" wen to call anl supply themselves
from the tLsl invoice r Gel, cd by
SILNEErHOEN Il Cliff
L. Tn" above Watcher ARE from rated ma
t"'s and sod VII" wariantce 10 keep good time twelve
ilthihS lmh ~ 81
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COMMERCIAL.
LYNCHBu RIG ARkET
REPORTED ny
A. B. FUCKER,
PR ODU c Il B II . X Il r.,
1aB MAIN STREET.

eH-These quotations will be understood represent whole
sale prices generally.
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ALUM WATER AND MASS

HHoM THE BEDFORD ALUM SPEINGS--Jnst rec.iy.d
u IL ga supply al ALUM WATER AND MASS from, ,he
,,ern " AZ Alum springs The Alternative and tonic nr,r
ut " waer-so ia,orabiy known 10 this
~ pre- l'heeo At THIS season year in Mi rIs,s oi lass
'''"'S ueoli!, cuinnc"ns .ruptious, scrofa Ap
fh -, IL d. H. thompson, Druggist
= '''''' Agent for the prolrrlur
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21
BY CRENSIIAW & CO., AucrloNEERs,
Richmoud, Va.
6,746 BAGS RIO COFFEE AT AUCTION.

Wednesday, March q, 1860.
ON Wednesday, 2st nst will sell, at the Warehouse Of
~ Mrssrs. Edmond, Davenport Co., the Dock, COM
mcncng nj II O'Clock. NJ
l.Ai1 ags prime Rio Coffee,
double sacks just landed direct from o dc Janeiro pcr
brig Virginia.
10 which will be added, II received In time,
2.046 Bags prime Rio Coffee.
in double sacks shipped from lilo de Janeo, direct for this
port 3i January Inst per Barque Abigail aud daily expected
TERMstnder 400 cash. $i00 months credit for IA
per made satisfactory TO The sellers.
AT the time Mtssrs. Edmond. Davenport Co will sell
3.45D Bags prime lo Conec, per "sally Magce."
1000 Sacks Liverpool Salt;
100 l'H Is Java Coffee
All Of tins Coffee selected expressly for this Market and
Is represented TO be yer, superior in quality.
CKENSIAW & co,
NH l9d!ds Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21

'G,r ~ ar" authorized to uun"uncc WI T. BUXTON
lril ] dldr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21

Avery important case viii come before the
United States SapFene Court on the fret Monday
in April, involving the land title 70 the whole
city Of San Francisco. The claim is made by
company known ~ ths San Francisco Land Com.
pany. under IN alleged Mexican grant to Padre
Sansillan The main point upon which the case
turns viii Be the validity Of the grant, great doubt
being sntsrtsind ~ 70 it, geauineness. Attorney
General Black, and tis assistant. Mr.. McCalmont,
will sppaars ri me Government, ard Robert ].
/ walker, Esvsrdy Johpaon and ST. George t Camp
IN: v;u anpaar III ths clsimants.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21
WHAT'S the News, What's the News !
mississippi Land for Sale.

mississippi Land for Sale.
iks SITUATED sixteen El,. south Htsl Of me CITY ar
V1t llo.y springs, and five Wrs of The NiS.,sn
.At enral Railroad, IN Marshall county. Miss containing
29 Atics 100 CLEAR l. between 21h and a0l Which IL sun
ror sa., which produced Bale of cotton Der -. IN
past S>n sad plantation is susceptible or subi, son ,n
several irac :, IL aluniany supplied with pnrc free stone Wa
ter, and Is "a healthy ulpuntain> # sirpini1
For Further particulars pelulses or a.Ir, s.
ID. ID. >ANDEi~ON.
ma! u I'l Wyatt 4. q.
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,u,,.,., Paper Hangings.
haN l. IL store, and cc,iNhg one Of the hest ossort
Il mens Of WALL PAPER AND EOEDEHS ever hrop"h,
10 - hebrg Persons in viii md 10 their advantage
W examine Ht Stock Pretty Chamber Patterns nj 10 and Iyz
ns frclt, 'hrr Patterns. glazed only 20 cents: Par
lalrs as 10" as 70 cents also, Hall and Ceiling pan,rs Mt law
prices. n - r,I,rs ~ IL"
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21

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