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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
,rr.IlsrIfI q, SALE.

WILL bs sold on WEDNESDAY the IS November, at the
w wusl hour roy Office tea hteei likely Saves,
Men, Boys Women and Girls sd by orde Of the Trustees
HECTOR DAVIS,
nc23-tds Auc.!oneer.
CIxTY.srX EG ROBS FOR SALE, AND A
y large amount OF 9th, personal property.
By vue eGecuted the subteribes " m
Watkins, Charlotte ciuti7 they viii proceed on TUE DAY.
the 18th day Of December fair IL not the next fair day
thereafter bis residence i've miles from Keysy the Rich
mond ard awhile Railroad to make sae ofa the stock crops
asiDg pemens househo and hi chen furpitue ey owned
by ha consisting OF 80 head 81 ysrabe veoke horses and
mules about 90 head Of cattle including ana ch 80
head Of hog and 20 head Sheep numbr Of carts and
Wagons carriage aud buggy superior octave pr
and such other articles Of lntGre uuay fund In
g-ntieman's house
They viii 1lso "WEDNESDAY the 18th December n fab
the fair dly thereafter sci the place.
puc auction SO vslrabls and ~ ely Ne R0fs lneuonz
and Children among them Practical Eng ineeTs
capable Of managing and running engine and circular
TEINs-For ell under s2o cash; for all that
amount months will be gyep taking the pur
bonds with approved security bearing interest ron the
date.
TH0s. WATKINS,
Noon. Laurel, Halifax. r,r,,...
E.yGAINEs, HSs'ee''
ro2f-tds Prskes Branch Charlotte.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
VHVeu Of the present monetary pressure, and unwilling 10 sub
nit TO runous Of interest 10 SUBJECT our patrons TO
heavy losses Of properly witch they unwilling
concluded 10 rally suspend payment We
are mped this only from due regard 10 own and
he those who have negroes hand Intended Tor
Nhleh have made large Alvarez
We viii pawn Of obligations the earliest period
compathe Of s OF which public notice will be
given We are eoahdent prudence will be commended
shall continue bu aes And be glad TO serve those willing
desired BY those fAVorlng With their PATRONAGE
nos0-;f DAVIS DgUPREE 4 co.
SPECIAL NOTICES. cents to
Wka 81 50 Will buy one Of GrahRra's small stencils for
mArkng clothing with INonABLE Tx. Call and examine speo
mems you live country send for sample enclosing
stamp Also every variety Of Brands made to order.
A. K GRAHAM, Brand Gutter,
ae5-f Next Door 70 Columbian Hotel Rch'd, Va.
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BY aonDIN 4 ApPgRsoy, AUors.
VALUAnLE FAMgI os oohCRrs rSII gasS

YER COUNTY, ~ MILES NORTHEAST OF RICHMOND,
TIGHTER WITH HORSES, MULEs. HOGs, sBEEP CROPS
or CORN HAY, sc FOR SALE AT AUcTfONAt the Tequest
Mr. Be, will sell ai pubic aucien the premises,
TIICRsDAY the goth November, ise0 al IL O'clock NJ
fr not fair day. TIE valuable Farm which ne
sce con;aun 1909 a. which about hal Is cleared, AID
balance iayy Ia wood and timber The Badirg
ccpt dwciog) new, end sufficient the OF the
place The Farm the and5 Of Of Thomas
ney s John NJ Green samuel Atkinson and Others
about ~ miles northeast OF RehnorA.
After e sails OF Aod, s ovDg personal estate Will be sold
enc Mue' well broke t9harne noe Stallion by
Kossuh Colt old UorJef yoke OK uns
Hogs sneeD hundred barrels Cn, Hay hgcks
s;raw the Farming Implements Asst rate keCosnick
Bearer, ore n reshipg Machine.
Txs Onethrd Cash balance 81 aud two
yes bsD5 bearing interest scared bv trust deed Fol
persona' under ESQ cash. that 81,
months credit Cor bonds bearr Int rst, vi good aiiy
noig-tds GODDiN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts
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VXTANTED.-A lady well qualified to teach school Of
w high grade Applicants distinctly all eY teach,
sn5 to ADDRESS mmtdstely DR- TH0S p. ATKINSON,
oe9-u DArvile Va
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CoMMIsslosEMs, SALE OF yALIABLE

(,OMMISsrONEHS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ PAEM nF i.9M ACREs, IL CHtsTkRrEID COUNTY, on
Of the County Of ct rhed at the No
vember 1890 tie tsnniy sris teEte pending the
Uhsrcsry tide thereof yed NoiEsr " ing ana wife
Keechs Executor as shall specs Commissioner OFF,
r sale at P1bis Auction, the prcrs on WtDNE-DAY the
18th day December Lext sti nciock ST. fair IL
hrst fair day. large and GeiisAb- farm knosn COAX
Mrs Martha keech lying IN the said county Of Ch
tehed the AppomAox Kiyer Eve niles from the Clover m
Mines end Railroad and abcn twenty-five miles from the e
Il ties Of Richmond and Petersburg
This conns about twcl hundred 20 Acres Of which
about Is well wooded Ia Oak Pine &c supplying far
timber NEEDED pare the remainder open
arabic aud generally improving state Of eUvaop
The land consists o. bsSuny situated highlands and
hundred OF fertile a creeks as the river
The situation OF he healthy and beautiful In the
rounding ryin desirable community. with convenient "a
ce5 market by railroad and the river, AMI
gCus worship. The YARN sell Eatrsd The bulldogs corf
and DseIg good repair the
- ost houses hens House. Oyerseers Bosse Oces
The stsbes and Barnes ample for farrilnR purpoes
farm the tract OF land here oaeied for sale 81 the
this section Of the State Al desirtg TO otae perns
| neny would do well 10 exspne
TERhSso much Of the purchase money TO be PAID Cssh as
necessary deay eNpruss t. sale ne
the deferred neni be by onds and
security date and the reservation
IT, srfil he payment OF The entire purchase noney.
p deriving further information eftrrtdo WenRtn
Goddc sa Of The firm Of Goddn spreron hzoni Va,
TO Mesa James H. Cox. and wm. Bahkenship wiue
poek - or - ny,eL ay address: Is Pre- ors Geek p
Chesterh, I'd @. H.. Nov. 10, 1860. Special Ccnr.
eHExee.'tsr's Notlcc.--kt ne same tine and place
viii be sold Auction BY executor Of hrl Martha J.
Keerh re entire Household and Kitchen FGInue
Hogs sheep Hors DRIP &C on tie iera also
celrnt new family CtrTisgs Day q sale "WEDNESDAY the
'''" ''' VI JAMES A. KEECH.
noll-tds Executor q N. A. KSeci, docd
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Via MARKETS
NV YnsK Nov % -Hour Is Sts q 10000 bbli state
a. 1904 s5 ohio Is soC95 ~ sosthern Is 2'6e555
arm; OF 5OoO bashel' Chicago sPng II VI
Co.'S {. sr salsI Of 1900 bush; yellow southern sc
Lard "a dab
PORK Il 1rn, Meas e'GISGttL
whiky Is rull ~ 4 l2uc.
Para xtFHtA Nov Yt-tlogr Il qaict at tSo52I whslt
steady a. 81 lsfOc for Red Cln has dec luing tendency
prln. old yehos 6Sc whisky "a selling ~ zoe.
BALrrslEE Nov a-Fcur aieady-HOwArd street ard ohlo
IS CITY a4SJ Whel da and l0Wer-red, VI 0S q
aS ur 81 IS q usA Cora s;csjy old Wits and yel ou
6ln6 e.nis 5000 Prosl Ions cu and nomina
n cork els Cotes steady At "a @ l4Sesn WHISKY dol
i9S ca
NV Ycnx Nov -s,Oek steady Western stocks low
sr ChicaS Rock tsu ST.. lin Central SHARES, 6 do
boads - Mchig southern o5k New YorE Central lsS
Reading 81; Hn son RVrs bAroAd, iSN Vg ria g. ST. Ms
fluri g. 5gs; Cumberland Coal Company, 10.
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Select Boarding school for Girls.


PROPOSE 10 op at my residence in Por Roys vs., on the
a. Monday IN October 1862 Boardigg SsOolor Gss
Ia r. le and appropriately furnished and the girls Will
be wholly under family discipline and domestic influence ana re-
r. embracng the Fneh Classical and Mathematical Depart
m.nls with Modern Languages and Ornament branches
f,e and rare Is Iies Instruction In Muse are s'h1nd
TlR%JIneludIng everything, S995 payable enc third upon
thlrd i Of Januay, and Onet third 18th Ct April
n-aSing PsIntIpV and siuSlc Ct Profess n p!lces.
Thankful the many fAvors received from ms community
d,z an eTnsruce OF seven years Teacher In their mid
mn 10 Inc line when resigned former school In 1851 EN- now
again under swed supce and with more
srosd aeles and experience, h5mhy hoping, by asduy
and dener merit confidence and patronage, which have
heretofore been bestowed upon me.
' Z. BAUDER A. NJ,
.ngaT-sm Port ROYAL, Caroline, Va.
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IMPORTANT WORK IN PRESS.


JAMES W00DHOUSE CO.,
IIAvE in press and will shortly publish, important and
II timely WORK. entitled
GLANCE AT sTATgR RIGHTS.
by State rights Republican. ! vol, Svo.
They Rave recent y publShe4--
THE LOST PRINCIPLE; the Sectional Equilibrium. How vas
created destroy how may be restored BY BArhs-
rosa / vol, $50. a..
WHAT Is THoOGHT ~ 1T ny THE SOUTHERN PRESS.
From the "oonseivats," Eswbuy, SCI
Those who ud fully unie stand the slavery on It's causes
remedies would do well obtain copy Of this work They
viii the subject reAet not from the stand point Of pot
lS patty, but from that witch kuoedge Of the history Of the
Couuon frrm Is bhth ued with eAnor aud fesdon from
party split. . al furnish.
From "Chronice and Seat mel Aus. sta, Ca
exceedingly fu volume geographically and dscussing
With decided ability vital question The settlement OF
which peFptuy federal depends Its appear
a. this tine i cpportune
From the "RepHblcan, s. Louis No
The book written with mu;h ere and berays deep thought
and extensive reirarch
From the "naIg Advertiser" Montgomery AiA.l
This valuable treatise upon the theory OF equilibrium In
The Federal oOns On and should Do diligently fteded BY the
seareher after truth
r7rom the Guardian, (" Columbia, s. @
This demands than raising notice. IL Ia Que OF
exeelencs and striking truth We shall reeurio It. We re-
gard our copy Treasure.
JAMES wOODHoUsE co.
Richmond Va
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mn nOuINION INSTITUTE.

OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE.
yE next session this School for Young Ladies' oeSted At ne
The corner OF 9Th Frsnkln streets, Richmond Va wiz
begin on e day October $780, and close on the SOh Of
June next ensuing
suraate Mental Moral Science and Ancient Ian
n a Gi,on Natural scienoe and Mathematical
Rev James A. Dancsn Biblical Literature.
Mons EdouArd Boudayer, French.
Carlos Mera. span sh and itahan
Albert De Roedigrr, German -
Miss EiY1 Jones, intermediate English.
Miss Maggie d. Brander, Primary Engish.
Horace Chase, Plano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider, Harp.
O. A. Kdcsson Guitar.
Oswald Heinrich Painting and Drawing
J. W. Reeve, PenmAnShp.
fxxs for the Session. payable half nst Of October resdue
Feb II, 1sel
Primary English neudlng Vocal Nrse). ....... $50 %
intermediate Engsh Oneuding Vocal huse 20 90
Senior Qncudlng Vocal Muslcl % w
LAnguages each ......... .................. 90 90
Piano, Organ Guitar, Cultivation Of The Voice. for half
hour lessons per week oo w
Piano Organ Guitar, Cultivation Of the Voice for one
hour lie sons per week ~ W
on Painting ........... 50 90
Water cOlors, crayOn Drawing 20 GO
Use OF PIANO.. ~ W
Ornamental Branches -
WaShnR and Lirhts ..... = ........... go. Is o.
Application enter pupils aud AL communications concerning
THOMAS l. GALLVHER
The announcement for the session Of $780, 6 Will furnished
IA lhnRey Nh auply agindleRed. Iy6-ly
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-14

In NV first annual message promised to employ my
best exertOns cooperation with Congress- to reduce
the expenditures of the Government within the limits
of wise and judcious economy. An overhowng treas
nry had produced habits of prodgality and
gance which could only be gradually corrected. The
work required both time and patience applied my
self diligently to this task fro the begin ming,
aided by the and energetic efforts of the Heads Of
the different Departments. The result Of laboI
this good cause did not appear in the total OF
expenditures for the rst two years, mainly
auence the extraordinary expenditure necessarily
incurred in tine Utah expedition, and the very large
amount of the contingent expenses of Congress during
this period These greatly exceeded the pay and
| age OF the members. For the year ending Both Jule
1853, while the pay and mileage amounted to 81 T.,
the contingent expenses to SO 800 TO- and
the year ending 3Oth June, 1859, while the pay aud
mileage amounted to Ss5so93 G6, the contingent ex-
penses amounted to 81 ,490,565 7S. am happy how,
ever be able to inform you that during the st sca,
year ending Both June, 1850, the total expenditures
of the Government in all its branches-les eN-
ecutiye and iudciaexclusive OF the public debt were
reduced to the eff $50 402 4s5 d. THIS cohciuse-
Iy app ars from the books OF the Treasury
In the year ending the Both june 1893, the total
exmndtIre exclusive OF the public debt amounted to
sri o 12g IL and fer the year ending seth June,
Is5 10 sc6 346 26 49, While the books Of the Treas
~ show an actual expenditure OF J9sio,1t " for the
r ending on the Goth June, 1850, including Sl,040
o sT ~ for The contingent expenses Of Congress- there
q st deducted this amount the Of 81, ,2s6
COS 26 with the interest upon it Of $l600Oo appropr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07
POLITICAL.


Committee Of the Young Mems Republican Union,
quarter, ip, s SSg Sr Ps
he'd ~ -oluifons were unanimously adopted
way, onN % been advised hat much estecmot
nunbe and b. n. Clay Ia being grossly assate
Wterea VOL In the State Of Kentucky, with th
friend. the Hon CAS-. from tho homo OF the Clays
by adyocatea nj ssv~ he hAa had the 6oduess
svidsn. Intent q e.peihg I'd 70 sSsTE citizen BY tn
ernress his cnr I =, nus his Deoa Slcsn Union
Spnsnuilon Or the United States thereto. the Unr
Rhe 10y VIE ,xouhg Mems RepG. pros
~ vxounty OF new York, fully appYo. III
SM'eissted, phlAnthropic and patriotic motiyeS N
Mus =; vay In HE efforts promote the honor an,
pU ot me native STATE, do sympahyss with him IN
ancuisies and sincerely hope that The noble sand h
~ M, eIpressng his opinions msy open de
1yS ~. socw cmzeng TO Of their true poeitn
a%aps scous such chspge in their senmenis a NAV
n,ss senss Of Justice diotased by patriotic in;
70 the rights noble and eemerons ma, a.
yccuntry. A~so soo Wcnare OF our common |
~ this attack Mr. cisy de.Ire ~ rn3 az
~ ~ reeo1m IN Kentucky. who accent the reat nroc
~ y. 1o p11ncen party political fsb "a In
yvu NJ O.Ay AZ their loader that Ntata 1 VIM
anss the IoreGoing prssmbje and re.o,r,,,
N 700 New York Tribune Ryem,nc POI pc
That copy be sent @ the Cassins % ana Herald
ERASMUS STERLING. Secretary AoooAhS President
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VACHT FOR sALI-FOR SALI. AT NEW LONDON,
Connecticut the yacht LcuniA owned By be laae John
B. Young Ksq. this yacht = sloop rgysd thirty tever ena
specss wen appointed s BE cab. sseo%%cdasS'Sn as
eel for hshing purposes; respecaby fAse and from h
Strength snd drAh equal 10 Ne iouehaA weeeer -
terms spriy 70 o. l. fffTA ANY co. go Broadway, New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07

r osr Oh sroLAN CHEcS R R.naSS Of III Kew Yoss
49, Tsbrusry 49, 1850 for four hundred ana MY
~ dcsrs 1850 70 The order Of A. r. Mcdenee Az hoaS
Hrs forbid receiving or paying inc ~me' - p~'
utop
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07

n ogr-rwO NOTES, DKAwN BY r. "; COCK GO.
In favor Of R. Steadman ono dated Dee ~ Soy On 20
5000 Tho public cautioned against negotiating mo same
~ payment has been stopped 40, c...-,.s $3.50.
Nevada national., 1860-05-12
FEMALE ACADEMY.

On the high hill overlooking the town
from the west Is bnilding being constructed
under the auspices OF Miss Compton, for the
education OF young ladies. The structure is
spacious, surmounted with a cupola, and
seems in every way well designed for the end
in view. This is the right thing, done at the
right time, and under proper conduct this
institution will attract young ladies from
all parts of the country. Gentlemen will
send their daughters where the greatest ad-
vantages are afforded for their rapid and
thorough induction to the various branches
OF polite learning. Other things being the
same, Grass Valley would be selected by
people Of sense in preference to almost any
other place, in view OF climatical and other
physical advantages which so powerfully
effect intellectual discipline and achieve
ments.
In no part Of the valley below is there
such vigor Of life as there is in the medium
attitudes of tho mountains, and 1t is out Of
this high grade Of vital energy springs the
irresistible energies of the mind. He who
drinks the water that dances away from the
melting snow bank and quafrs ihelair of these
heights, must be stronger pbysi
cally and intellectually, than he who hreathes
the contaminated vapors Of aIluvion land,
and drinks Of water from mucky wells.
Here's the country where matter turns to
gold and silver. where beauty eliminates
and where even stupidity becomes invested
with sort Of intellectual grace A man
can do twenty per cent. more thinking up
here than he can below, and it is therefore
twenty per cent, the best country In an edu-
cational point OF VIEW.
Nevada national., 1860-05-12
HE MINES.

Grass Valley has entered upon no spring
since its settlement with prospects so fiatter
ing as those which surround her at the pres
ent time. Heretofore. we have been accus.
toned to place but little dependence upon
our placer diggings but since the Alta and
other leads have been-as il Is thought
traced to so great distance, the opinion is
beginning to fix itself upon miners that the
deep bedrock always good indication in
gold country that lies beneath the allu-
WON bills which surround the town, Is to a
greater or less extent laden with gold.
The Rock Tunnel mine, on the Alta lode,
now fairly opened, promises grand results,
in consideration of the fine pay it is now
yielding, aud the breadth and extent Of the
lode. The stock i. divided into twelve
shares. and they have been selling at from
fodr TO five thousand dollars each II avera.
ges from twelve to fifteen dollars per diem
to the hand.
The North Star Company who own
ground on the same lode next adjoining the
Rock Tunnel, have run their works into the
hill about 1900 feet, and get prospects which
intimate the vicinity of good pay. Below
these are other companies tunneling ener-
getically for the same lode.
The Jenny Lind digeings, associated with
The memory Of our excellent and venerable
Tellow citizen, + W. Srofrord, now deceased.
aas run into a very rich lode and is paying
argely. The mine has been given over two
,r three times as having run out.
The new lode overlooking Pike Flat is
FIELDING excellently. Thirteen hundred
lollars was washed up few days since at
IN expense OF three hundred dollars.
The Independence and other tunnels are
running for the lode with spirit The first
Is thought to he near it, and shares are sell
ing at about $4,000.
The Buena Vista diggings, on the same
range, promise well. They are getting a
little gold the best Of drift ami are confident
Of cutting the main lode within 200 feet
Should such fortune be realized lode will
be developed that will employ at least five
inadred men.
Nevada national., 1860-05-12

SPIRIruALIsM.-On the 10Th ult, lecture
was delivered at Hamilton Hall. in this city,
by Miss Munson. who was in trance state.
With closed eyes and impossible features she
seems piece Of statuarv, and uttering her
sermon OF excellent language, with a clear
aud distinct articulation, she suggests the
idea OF an oracle. She is a singular combi-
nation OF mind and matter, according to her
own account, and mingles among celestial
beings receiving their sdblimated armenities
and recounting her colloquies with them to
US " Of the earthly earth, y at pleasure. Aud
there are some who are impressed with her
ideas. There is nothing now days, it seems.
from 10. Smiths book of Mormonism, up or
down, that is too absurd for the belief and
advocacy OF certain kinds Of people
When will reason be employed as the only
just fortidcation OF opinion. and the wild
weeds OF supcstition eradicated from the hu-
man mind There was an old man of strange
aspect preaching about the streets Of Gin
cinnati few years ago that be was God,
aud there were some silly enough to believe
him. just because it was singular.
Nevada national., 1860-05-12
RITZ.

Quartz stock is decidedly up this season.
nation, but what is paying profit, and
some are yielding enormously and regularly
The country around here is getting to be
literally covered with engines and qnartz
works. The steam is curling up all around
from out the hills and deep bosom OF the
vallies, and the mad shrek of the steam
whistle almost every hour is enough to raise
fellow out of his boots, dispells ennui and
makes the poorest man f'el rich, and like
yelling with vengeance.
A few weeks since the Messrs. Watts K
Judd crushed sixty tons of rcck, which
yielded sli3 to the ton. 1t will require
two years TO work TO their present level, and
then they have but got their vein fairly
opened. They will clear fiom two to three
thousand per week straight along.
The mine Of Scadden g. Co., continues to
pay largely. Their rock averages from $50
10 500 per ton and the ground is easy to
work.
Ophir Hill lode, Osborne, Massachusetts,
Hill and majority of 9th er localities are
paying well.
A piece Of quartz was taken the other day
weighing about thirty pounds which
yielded over $500.
We have no room for further notices this
week.
Nevada national., 1860-05-12

STRUCK AGAIN.-In the ravine which flows
out from Underwood's Ranch. now Paynes,
some men were engaged in placer mini ng
when they struck quartz ledge which pre-
senied a fine show OF gold They are taking
out rock which seems generally rich.
These men had been very poor, much dis
couraged, and disposed to curse the country.
Their animal spirits are how revived as they
feel themselves being initiated into the
fairy regions OF the golden king. Poverty
is relaxing there's nothing that so much
stiffens the backbone OF man as gold. 1t
develops self esteem prodigiously rapid
The muscles Of the back are called into
action, and the sloomy, pendent body be-
comes erect, and proudly bearing. and taut
as the masts Of a well shrouded clipper. Its
an electric galvanizing sort OF stuff and no
mistake. and gives an attractive finish to all
human accomplishments. Gold is the ''main
chance" gentleman, and there's no denying
it, and when you see fellow steering for il.
depend upon it, he's got his eye on the north
star.
Nevada national., 1860-05-12

A WAsuoE VIcrrN.-One who has seen
the entire washoe elephant, writes letter
to friend in Sacramento, which is published
in the Bee. The writer says: IL had one OF
:he times you read about in getting here
and | expect to have worse one &c tting
away. Thisis no place for poor man, and
a worse place for a rich one. Still, every
one you meet is worth his thousands, but
can't get credit to the amounted one dollar,
nor even place to sleep. unless he comes
dowd with the soap" The fact is, the
store-keepers and hotel keepers know all
about rich silver leads. 1t won't go down !
played out won't winl Lumber is worth
$500 per thousand, and nails are selling to-
day for $3.50 per hundred pounds -four is
cheap at SIS; sugar SIS; coffee Sl0O; beef
SIS; barley s6O-and everything in proper
tion. ] got a job three days after arrived.
and had the frame OF house up when there
came wind and blowed it all to HI. so
| won't make cent. You bet that | slide
out ofthere as soon as can get grease
enough to grease my wheels. Yvu need not
answer this, for by the thine you answer
would get here would not be har-if
know myself There is more silver in
Washoe than you ever heard Of Oh yes
Get it; there is the rubl If you hear OF any
body that is coming here, don't ditcourage
them-if they have got any money. Give
us poor devils, show to get at it and If
he comes back with any left, will give you
leave to horsewhip me from Lisle's Bridge
to the foot OF J street,
Nevada national., 1860-05-12

SENATOR BRoDRTcKs WILL.-Tbe New
York Herald, OF April sth, has the following:
There is rumor that the will which has
been published as that Of the late Senator
Broderick, OF San Francisco, turns out not
to be genuine. We have not heard that there
has been any attempt as yet to prove it be-
fore the Surrogate; but it is stated that when
such attempts made its validity will be dis
puted by two nephews of the deceased. who
have set up their claim to the property
What purports to be the will is dated New
York. January 10TH 1859, at which time
we believe Mr.. Broderick was here. Who
had the custody of the alleged will. or fur
nished the report to the newspapers does not
appear.