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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-20
e. 81. apnln,el,

aufpptferer unp Sape3 trer,
Np. 2O4 Srcacnrase, ;pildatn Der 4ten uno 5tsu,
%elpieblt tt Dem bsutl6cn 9ublitum CUR &nicrtisune alcr in iin
9eI1aft einlhaetnber Grbethn, ale: Nufpellttrn nelcr urb alter
NSbCl, &nfcrtislre ron 8latraben aner Dirt, Sapc,iert1 spn 3ins
ntern, gu welhtm 3pcd ib Gin Icbr IhSRee Experiment. 5apeien
%rprrdtbi9 babe. Nuc Sprttt Hplcdur unb pcnetianiibt 9tntS ppr~
r6ibia uub III biliaen NretS in baden bel s. o. NpmmeL.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-20
Oeuti6e 9ebamme.
Mrs. 3. Saumann, Marfhal-S tya6e.

3mildeH Der 0teH unp 6fel.
riadt IN Sranen Sihmenbe bic trsebeNft NR-I"c, ooE IL
eufdlGne 60 Setdnlnit ituotert uIS aaf &c, u ~: N Sam
berg i'll Saern ibr Crtneu betanpeH bat, lpp" x. 5c keitrn
2SasuIis parIeSel tdnh, peet 'lb lie itn bel w u, Z en- @elt-
senbeihn bllsns Clph:1if 3 2leif nGht eicit. C i,.ei eDnne-
rtnnen bic &nNi9e, Dob ~ 1t Gcutlhl01s metft !. ~, Ionie I'm
Saltunrre ls 91bre ptrtth a. ~. lro bNB Oa - Gle 9creIs-
run9 9ctcnL tanr, tc6 tic c, :Jc &uftrTle &c. ktdelfen gserfe
unS s&r spltcrtnenlfen Sri:ie9cnbei ausiT,ea .aui. 2S.5
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-20
Spbm Spcs,
Wa1cnfdbrifant

&dt Der 9lsn uup Sroap.S traBe,
tmpIittlt SauNiebbabcrn Itir Eager Doh eleoant unb bourrbaft
SCtautCn 9eoscn icper Grt uuo Cisntr 6obrifatipn, UNI iubrt
SuflIdsS Sun @nIeriieen neucr 9IOsen aus IN Der ~tur;clter
9lit une III Den bili lhu 9rcilcu. allie in benz 9Sa9neroe-
ldatt beSicparaturen rcrecn puuttIidit a~uslCiubrt.
Las Gum Sermietten lteben ltete einiae
rle9anlr SuS9irS 9eSsn biliae Sersituns bel
Spbn Opes.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-20
Seut1cbc TriidbtcI

YG. 4 @ainarase, mace ON gtIten Wlartt
''iaupt ft benz beuHhen 9ubEifun, nan!ntItb Sausfrausn, bic
anStse ~ ntadhsn, Cap CT eiR :, &C. eln etutdtn Srlbte bait.
7%enfrutbte. tsldneilde 9rir9e. S3Detrr> unb 4im6urger SAFE,
S@ eDer. Sureins, Seatld, Sebfudea, btHtfAe 9Dene, ensema6
ST. &c, eli. Grhn Canb'-e, &ieorrtn &c. &C., wtIdee Iriife. berE6e
b~ilI:stan 9retr per -.
va Gin sutts 9la- taserSier unb lNfiss Grftr4una IN Tne
paielbf sleitfaaS ~ icpH 3eit Al baten, uo label ~ deisiaem
9eiubr freuubIthf SaCOt 9unb rSbeim
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-20

.. Graua Ne.2 GrGanss Slod, r'rpEebl;
iciR rci6baltiseS Eager eOn aGten MrGurieS.
fransSifdrn 8rtbs unc @eiB. Nsinen, uar matt
namcntiiG nuf fem srcecs Eager opn direct i'm
p%crtiiten Gbampn9rsr- unp Sbeiu.S 9einrn auf.
Mertlam.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-20
NEW MARKET HOTEL,
Ode rer 6ten unp Minrihalltr., Nihmpnb,

9e~ I,.Irsn YEtIirm wirb esles nru ttnssrihtste pOttl be-
atnN tmpTgpren. 4ltiapiiis ~elaubtu I% NJ N"tn;ethntttn, aup
NM hi,ii,t ynubufum III 6ittrcm 9es-- ,imadppI ernse>
rtrt;;cn Yptale ~trcunolitt e~inSulabeu, wosibit man ittts pe bette
Ybitr anp ipultiSs Grfriinuu9cn, atbit iupprtpnnlcner Neote-
.t unpep wuo. StGptlbptcr II. % 1Nele'-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-20
N. 4. STURDIVANT,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.

(gte6tanpalt unD 6fentlt6sr Notar.)
sntpFe6t f6 W nebraabms aaer @ettsselb6fe ouf aatx &C.
rt6ien in unt fur sic Siaet &ibmOno, Gtetsfetb Hne 6aneptr
GOunt9. office; Ste Der IL, unS 9aatfha5s IGiVpsiRS 6aa
Aksspitr Si4Hrpe 8a, 1876
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-20
,. H. CHARLEY,

pauDler BON 9ecer unO SAub-8inoinss, Smpcrte"r
BON iran56ilhem &albleper,
Is. OR, 5wilben Nain II. Gary, 8idmpnb. Sa
9sutihtn Stubmahen wiro bie ~ppatsnoiaf aIIcrt;rte 9aact
slei6 alec III ibrem Gelbdft n6tbise qBsrtscus, bic (. 9. 5~inbinse,
Eeilen ~, ate Sprtcu lpper5 u. /. 10. DUO YpE Sottlerr un6
9ub6inbern sb AUDIT wsroenoe 9e0tr 1T elsi6faa6 opsl atbis.
aus oieie @rtfel rreroen SeGsn 9aaE Optr CUTE 9apisrs 6ftsf
ptrtauft. 1904
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-20

9ieues SoarOinsDaus unO 2agsrbter-9S irtbihaft.
Der uutereihnete BAT an Ger l7ten StraBs, Dem
5iIhmarft eesrniber, Elm nsues Snad- u. Boarding
6aus er6fnet, bas CT isinen Sreunoen unR Dem 9n.
6litum in @Qsemeinen belfenS empfe9lt.
Sn Dem 8arrOOm OieleS nfu etn9erittsten 5auiss
inn fstS @rtrante alsr gtt ano beltel Qualitat gu
baben, ~beIonbers rmpfebt: a6er Gin @las sutcs Wager.
Yier y. DtacOnt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-20

Srrds perlGnIt&e @infauf. -. ) . ~; o;n ia in
,Rsiidss Eager Der tsten Gisa,.c. eve. nno Qua.
litdt su ausnatmSweile tilisen g.,;i; pFc.iren AZ
tSnnsn. @ici&fals %empfebls ia nein wpblaEortir.te
Eager ppn Staufs>, Sau- unS SAnupf Sabat, 9ieifen
aGsf Nrt anO icnftigc &rtifel, Die in sineH Gis.rrsn.
@eiHaft Srw6buIi6 seiNtt wsrrru. Tim cine sefSuia
Anltnt lelnts Gaaers bhtet y. 8%sfenfelb,
SO. l94 SruueGra
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-20
Deuti6e 6ebamme.
Nlrs. S. Stauoe, los 8rOaOltt. ipilAen Der

DTTT. De y = = To- ~FVFFS 0FFFTVTEN -
=. unD +. Straf:,
nadI zen btHtiHen GraucR 8ibmenhs bic er9ebenft @nieiBs, baf
tc in Teutlu[ano aIs SrbGmme i;uoirrt umo auf Der lntperIitlt
IL Qeie,in :br Granen 6efanbeu bat, wprlbsr lie bic btlen 3eusnilte
oCrlsaen fam, weshaIb JIG dl bel prrfrmmenpen gIde9enbeiten be-
fcns %enrfeb... 8uslti6 madt bieisles ihren 90nnrinneu DIE &n>
,gtae, bas lie bGs Stmpien Der Slnoer, Slutrsi!cBenu H.. I. 10. beltcrS
heiprst NIB bsrariiasn Muitrlaen ~lebaellttns nadltOmmi.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-20
Seuer. mr,b Marime=SlNeenran3

Der
virginia Fire * Marine Insurance Company
Die ein Bona She Capital Don 100000 bslib
uup I'm Sabre 1882 ourob bic @siebSebuns.
BON SirSinien ~ein9eleBt purpe.
gerF5sruueen wrbtn bara bieie aIte Gsmpaenit ertEstIt luuter
ben sunlti9ltcn 8eotnsuisen ecsen Seucrs uno sBIferit6btH an
ana @rt, als: Sauier, Meu6ei, GlRr une SBaaren
ansr Mri, IpwpbI in Der Steot, ale aud I'M SaHee, uAb wsrOtE bic
S~entIenpen MuslGblunsen pfOWp: 9eiSiitet.
Gsy- Sur bic 9clce mo Die @ufna5ms Der iu osrfberneen ge-
aerta=ss mirn Ridfe %berednet.
Since SO. ISL MGinnr., &i5mpnb, 9a., ei1c Sbir untsrtalb
Gtsyai6 SiEsr. SO. 9. 9pwnrbin, 9rGFb.
W;l am 2D us SIR, GeeIe. IlG.I.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-20
BRUCE'S
11em -Durkrr Sbrift- OieRerfi

bat fcts ~pprat6is cine srrBe saspatt spn
Mntiqua'S dbriftcn, 3icrsS dbriftcns
@sfupicrten Sdbrtftsn, Sertfdbru Sd,riteu,
DfuhfStptsn, Scr3icruusrn,
SebdeD' Il. Danebrctt. Sbrtften, GiufaTuneen,
Ecinna- u. MrtansSiuisu, 9urdbid,fifs,
Wfcihngsnc unc gdtpuninrte GdsSuurrdteu,
SirclcS uns GHipien, Sicifcae ,.
Zpfsmdtiibc einicu.
Di Sdrifter ftnb ale burb Dantpffraft ron benz SitIer S6rift
iSentburAliten barten IetaIl aesp1sn. Die unptroleit.
ltde Stncltsftit, NIT hrr actne SdsuRtn scsphen nrrbtn, fest mid
in ben Snnp, hnle oauSrbdftsren Skrtirn ;u ben n~ieorisitci
9rehen Der ssnpbnlifen &qpn fppUbI seesu Saar ais auf Gret
II rertaufcn.
grehra. Sel;ftrifen, 8orte, Gdfta 3iutelbafea &c. Iiefcre i'd
III ben niebriaiten iSabrifpreilen. Sbrifprpben netit 9reislif
,psreen sssen einienouns pn 7 Gcnts fur bas @pfpUrtu an Su =
pcrianot.
3Situn9sberauss sbet, rrcIte biefe QxStisc, ntbf edr Rcts, pp
BEN l. Ausut 1852 breimaI aufncbnen unc mir en Grcntpiar To-
rr 5ettuns Sulenoen, tpnncn Of, Snlerttpns9ebnbrer in Nnrsbnuns
ttrtnser, penn it fur ben flntfaSen g8srtb non neinen 6~abritatef
fau.:n. @epree Bruce,
go. Ii GpambcrS st., Reip, Sjprf
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-20
G.. Fl. GRAVES

JUult uEU SIHN PNIVlEI HNV V'EHIEFI
7 StraEs, SWIten Srcao> unb @rate,
8itmpnb, Ba.
@us IN eieIe St1haisImeiss eiulbIoScnee artliten, ieseie aa9
.s,roiniuo. Marblina une Malen ppp Stuben p., weroen lnneI
6iaialf tp a~eldmadoDl e~asesfhbrt. I'M SdbIrethe aufira9s eirtl
9. .. Graves.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-20
Sdaer.@ pmpaamie!

Den @titsIiepern CUR Nodr;tt. paB isesn OUnnsr-
ltas, absnps s ubr, ~re9eImdSise @rercisr-usbunssn
in Der Military Saa" latttuoeu.
Sepsn .ebtsn DUnneritanq i'm Ntonat fnpst bic
mpnatIiGe Ycriammluus in, 4Otole psS Strrn S6ap
fatt. Sa9tmeper, prG. Ser9,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-20
SefanmtiudcbutI en-.
Scntfbe SInptbefe.

SIr zen mir son netnen bieftsen 9auSsleutcn 70 rsitlt&
,usnuen 5niprndl hsrilth oor::nS, smpfetIr i6 Mid aud frusr6M
u!iStt asnetStn 2Sphlpsller. tnpeu i'd, u eleihsr 9eit sur se~st
ntk S!ihsS, es th nsbtt frifden GrOsucn NIB Msoisanrenttr, estn
uptSt: Ytaunten, GrSlen. feine unS arpbs G,srf,, Saap, G5rieA.
mGpI, 2aIsf9russ. eelhteesnt Sprten stuSetn, eeutIdt Gidoricn.
guner ST"uter"85ir, Gbee0Iaos, Narerrni, saIuel In aroRcn ms
asineh Slal1en, 9tntmf, 9anirn NIB s~n,;Ufcnen, netit allen anoern
gennrisr, Stirdmme, 9a,flntcrteu, Scifeu a.. M. weldt Nrtitti
'b 'u Cen mSSIibit tiaisllea @rstien Selrrs tnpkblc.
| s. 6. 8tf&er. &si.
Or. SB. 65rc6e,
Office: Ecke Marshall und Ste Strasse.
zoo 8cres GanbIes. Saapp, Sperm unb aoamortin.
100 8preS Soap, SIad, 9rprn unb geqep.
so 9rrce Nep 2prf 9uf9rn Gbtsfr,
8 2eirts Aos,
400 BrppmS unp SudutS, Co.,
quo Grrf Mnprteb 9tpes,
200 grps Matbes
300. 900 Gisarrtn, perf&eben, rontS, lusbtn srbaIt,n uns ,ru
SsIoami pct Nm. @alIaee u. SSbk.
~ oorrae 0altlnipre ptdles, lpcben erbaltsn unp Su BADEN
gHm. gBaliace II, Spbu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-20
Sef:untm% dcDmnocm.
y o er

Soarber
pnnen bel untsrSei6netsm fsts ire unbli6e !3im.
mer nno quite &pfs trbalttp. Gu6 as9en etnise
3nnmer an leci1e 6errrn III pcrmiet6cn bel
Scbn Marrbauicu, 9Igty
am 9teucn Wortt.
Ari'ni9en Gltern Won S6Ilsrn bee perlpr.
b'nen Ssntp y. @rGntu9, rte nrb Gdul-
9e'rcr an bic biutertlistsnC Bittrs su te,ablen
l!Hten, irsrorn 9st:..d, paIsbe CUR @rlei6tcruua
hlr oielt, pbuc prrtersebsnpc 9iuIruouua Der
Stednuna az pie QSittmc ,u bssabfcn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-20
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.

VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
(ebarttrtb hurb ole WslcsSesuna pa Sir8tutsn)
capital: 100000
TcpcNitr rcrbrn in bieer gauf cntesSen stnrnRen con SIS an
unS aHfn6rtS, uc wcretn eieitlbsn ~ q pGt. per Sabr perSinit,
mem lie fur 6 Niruais spcr LANCER in hieler Sant %strbletbtn. Sur
flr;c:C QeripeCu Wcrren 5 VII. b%erednet.
ToS aanv Stvt. Is sShaI baitet fur Die DCseIicn.
Tcrciten mereen ansenpmnCn gno Suituu9cn barber ausse>
tcut puub pn 9allrtr Z. 9. Starte in benz Stprc OeS perm
SpeRte, Gdt Der Governor uns @iainilraBE, 8ibmpnb, Sa.
Samuel 2. gpttrrlI, grdfbut.
IS. Starfc, Goiircr. e. @aItbGIl, Ssretdr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-20

Dem Yublitum Die @n3cise, paB meinf nit je.
aam Comfort ~DerIebensn SGoer (tate II. warme)
BON WlOrsens 5 rbr bic @tsnOs 10 ubr CUR Se.
uusuns pfen feten. SaiiOn 3itets Uertaufe ib
10 untrr pen ~annsbmbarfen Secir9un9sn.
q E - a 3. 6olle,
. SIC. 266 8rOopfrobe.
gint srr6e @enbus 8lutsgel ertielt icsben
anp icbt uno OsrtauIt gu ben %bjli8iem 9reiien
9. 8.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-20

EomAro -. CANNON,
Sefentli6er $ % ~, @sriGts. @nr atl,
Sffce: Ode @so tpn- r.S 6ranfiin- Strase.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-20
u. B6ecfer II. 6 o p,
q Pptbtter unb Dru99tf,
90, M mn;o- Etn.c

Saitsnb fur bM8 6isber serpUruene 3urausn boTt e., inter 3u>
Theruns prcmpttr 8eeienune, oaislbt aud fernrbia gu erbalten.
&ecepe wsrben Su ieesr Belt Sci Gag unbNa6t) prompt unb at-
%niRenbat o~ussefIbrt.
aQe Scrmn 8arbefpfe, 8t~nifsrslas, b., Sabsr, Gisarren,
8au&>, 6au> uno S6Hupftabat bttdRoie aR~=a6 Hnb peroer In
ben biaisfen Vrsrfsn orrtauft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-20

o. SOmibf !, 80.
Sneaffp>, g0mmifGiOns>, SptSttiOn8> unp
@De&feI- 9eI9dft.
Briefe unb @adett, iesters bic su 50 YfunbC5eritt, werScn
nit isben ron bier ~abeeeeneer @pibdmpfer mad irctaO einemOrte
Der gBet ~(YUrasi& Seatf9Iamb ms bic Strpsiil franLirt,i
mr SetimnrunB 'hsr .aaupeh' prOaisi lns #a Der SrOBfsn Stbr~
belt erpeoirt, ataeu IS .Ttte TRo GS,R.
D I'D ftt unO q 3ciluaeen. IN cen .SaptpIdbtH, sR
D~suIfbiane ,abibar, f1} ~ IN ntfrisp eoHrlsn in benz ebissR
Sureau III habtn.
@etbau&5acIxR8e an iraril zine N1rshe in DsGtl9~
lauO, frei js 9ous geIief.r ee5fn 9niiiHh9.- 9efNes~21tlst&
Wur &ei6ep6he.
Gs-Sar Rie,aOns mo ~Iln8e5enO sabs. nj: 8 n. =. 5ofis
aniere @oentur Ucsrrae:I. O.. SUh.ibi ". Co.
aPi4 auf Sbi8es 6e1ebsnh, ktttet N1t} neutrality-suspicious.
scr Treurbs uHb G9npSteIs.
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-06

DAN RIcE's SHow.-Dan Rice's great show,
including Circus, trained mules, elephants, and
many other species of entertainment, will ex-
hibit at Nevada on the 18th and 18th of July
If one half of what the press and people where
this show has been, say of it is true it will GER
tainly be one of the finest exhibitions ever wit
messed in Nevada. The performance of the
trained mules, Pete and Barney alone, is said
to be worth more than the entrance money. Ten
dollars will be given te any person who will ride
one of the mules three times around the ring
Here will be Il fine opportunity for any ambitious
equestrian who would like to "witch the world
with noble horsemanship7' to exhibit his parts
and Nevada will certainly furnish some enter
prising genius who will make the attempt. The
performing elephants, Albert and Victoria, are,
also, wonderful curiosities in their way. In ad-
dition to these attractions, the company have
como fifteen or twenty of the most distinguished
artists and star performers in the ring, that can
be found in America. AS every horse circus
that has heretofore come into the mountains has
been able to crowd its canvas with spectators,
we may reasonably suppose that the coming ex-
Everybody will 90 to see Dan Rices Show.
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-06

HEENAS AND SAYEHs.-The controversy
between these two distinguished pugilists
seems to be, at last, ended. Each is to have
new belt, and the old one is to remain, to
be fought for by any person who desires so
to do, hereafter. If Heenan chooses to
maintain the championship of England
against all comers, and is able to do it. for
three years, then the old belt is to be his
Although we have no particular love for
fighting men, yet we think that, perhaps the
condemnation of this contest between Hee-
nan Sayers has been too severe and sweep
ing. A few hundred years ago physical
prowess was the only quality by which men
could become distinguished The Knights
of Chivalry, who won their laurels in the
tournaments, and on the tented field, though
entirely illiterate, were looked upon as much
superior to the learned Monks and Clerks !;
and, although the progress of civilization
has elevated the moral and intellectual at
tributes of man, yet it cannot be expected
that physical superiority can yet be entirely
ignored, or that it has ceased to be admired
by the mass of mankind. The millennium
has not come yet, by any means, and if the
lion will not lie down with the lamb, the
shepard must be prepared to slay him.
Wars, and rumors of wars, have not yet
ceased; peace congresses do not yet rule the
nations. men still continue to hate angry
and strong passions and until this state Of
things is radically changed, courage and
strength are "very good things to have in
the country" A good conscience; ard a
clear head, are certainly very excellent COM
modities to carry about US, but they are not
near so good a protection against the choke
of garroter, or the shoulder-hit of ruff
| fan-neither of which characters has yet
been entirely christianiZed out of the COM
munity-as little well developed bone and
muscle. While, therefore, we continue to
look upon the moral and intellectual as the
highest parts of our nature, let us not for
get that the physical is the basis and sup
port of the others, and let us not be too
| hard upon the enthusiastic admirers of old
| fashioned manhood.
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-06

GRASS VALLEY BALL.-The Ball at Ham
ilton Hall, on the evening of the Fourth,
was very numerously attended, not only by
the people of Grass Valley, but by many
lovers of the TerPsichorean art from Neva-
da- Rough Ready, Penn rally, aud other
localities. The affair was very well man
aged, and the ladies and gentlemen of Grass
Valley were exceedingly courteous and at
tentive to those who came from other pla-
ces. There were no complaints on the part
OF any who were present, and all speak in
the highest terms of the enjoyments of the
evening. The ball will certainly have a
tendency to foster spirit of sociability be-
tween the people of the several towns which
we're represented on the occasion-a spirit
that has, heretofore, been somewhat luke
warm
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-06

AFFAIR AT -kISDERHooK.-The following
droll affair lately occurred at Kinderhook,
n. Y; A young fellow, an enemy to the
liberties of America, going to quilting
frolic, where number of young women
we're collected, and he the only man in COM
pany, began his aspersions upon Congress,
as usual, and held forth some time upon
the subject, till the girls, e1asperated at his
impudence, laid hold of him, stripped him
naked to the vast and, instead of tar, COW
cred him with molasses, and for feathers,
took the downy tops of flags, which grow
in the meadows, and coated him well, and
then let him CO.. He has prosecuted every
one of them, and the matter has been tried
before Justice s.. We have not vet
heard bis y;orship's Judgment 1t is said
Parsion Buels daughter is concerned in the
affair. sslx -
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-06

CHrNANAN NEARLY KILLED-on Thurs night,
Of last week, Chinaman was pushed of the
sidewalk Commercial street by white man,
and was very seriously, if not fatally injured.
He fell about twelve fifteen feet striking the
bottom Of dume, and laid there entirely unable
70 move until his groans attracted the attention
Of some persons who were passing the spot,when
hs was taken in charge by some of his Chinese
friends. It is doubtful whether he will recover.
II the act was done Intentionally it was piece
Of wanton cruelty Inat ougnt 10 De severely pun
iahed. The evidence, in the premises, however,
10 very light. 1t was only seen by one or two
persons, at distance, and they could not state
anything positively, either as to the identity Of
the white men or the performance of the act
Two men were arrested, and examined before
Judge Anderson, but there was No sufficient evil
denoe to warrant committal.
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-06

SHor.-Rsmington Hill was the scene of a
shooting affair on Friday last. A man named
John Wettig shot another named james Myers,
under the following circumstances, as we learn
from the Democrat: Myers had accused Whet
ting of stealing things from his cabin, and on
Friday morning as be passed Whetting's house
the latter came out and demanded that he re-
tract the charge. This Myers refused to do,
whom whcttig drew up his rifle and fred, the
ball taking effect in Myers arm, shattering it
fearfally. DR.. Hunt amputated the arm near
the shoulder, but fears are entertained that the
wound will prove fatal. Whiting has not been
seen since.
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-06

HEALTH OF ANERICAys.-De Bows NOR
tality statistics, compiled from the last CEN
sus,.. show that the people of the United
States are the healthiest on the globe. The
deaths are three hundred and twenty thou
sand per year, or one and half per cent.
of the population. In England the ratio is
Eear two per cent, and in France nearly
three per cent Virginia and North Carolina
are the healthiest of the States, and have
six hundred and thirty-eight inhabitants
over one hundred years of age. These fig
ures, however, may all be reversed by the
next census, for the medical schools were
never more 6ourishing, twenty-six colleges
having graduated last year about thirteen
hundred doctors.
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-06

CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH AT THE Ell
EvAToR MILL OF o. NJ. ToNLINsoS.-The 4th
was appropriately celebrated at the new
-four mill of 0. NJ. Tomlinson. Thirty-two
guns were fired at sunrise During the morn
ing huge flag staff was raised to its place
on the mill, surrounded with metal vane
representing the American flag, gilded and
painted in appropriate colors. The signal
flag of the Nevada Union Club" was then
run up, after which the citizens gathered in
the spacious warehouse attached to the mill,
where the exercises were continued with the
national air, % Hail Columbia" The Dec
laration of independence was then read by
T. W. Colburn, Esq, followed by the " Star
Spangled Banner"
0. NJ. Tomlinson, on behalf of the mem
bers of the Union Club, then read decla-
ration of their principles, which contained
many noble and patriotic sentiments, and a
wen aIgesreu system OF paonc poriey, .-..a
endorsed Bell and Everett as their candi-
dates for President and Vice e-President.-
The Club theu sung an original song pre-
pared for the occasion, and the celebration
was concluded with Yankee Doodle" and
three hearty cheers for the American I'm
ion. For the words of the song see oul
advertising columns.
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-06

EXAMINATION OF TEAcHERs.-In accordance
With an act of the Legislature, in such cases made
and provided, ,tnc County Superintendenth has no.
sized sll those who aspire 70 teach the young idea
how to do something, that, at his office in Neva-
da city, on the 2lst of this present month, they
do, then and there, be and appear, with their
certificates of qualifications and for examination
~ to their learning by the said Superintendent
and his associates. And Of this fail not on the
peril of not receiving any part or portion of the
public funds belonging to the schools.
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-06

NATIVE DAxcE-The good people of Pine
street and vicinity were highly entertained on
Monday afternoon by Native American dance
performed on The planking in the middle of the
street by some ten or twelve Indian maidens.
The dance was q very graceful movement, per-
formed principally by swaying the body, with
but little motion Of the feet, and accompanied
by music made BY small instruments held in the
mouths Of the dancers. No gentlemen Indians
participated in the amusement although the
fair dancers, by the motion of their willow
wands-fike Dido when =" she wav'd her love to
oosns again to Carthage seemed to invite the
Americanos to join with them in the poetic
movement Several we'll known dancing gen.
tsmon present seemed inclined to accept the in
vitatlon; but probably, the fear of being seen
by some senoritas of farer complexion, with
whom they expected to unite in the festivities OF
the Fourth, prevented them. The entertainment
Vas q novel one, and was witnessed by quite a
large number of persons. The costume of the
dancers was admirable adapted to the exhibition
Of their graceful forms.
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-06

Hoss CARRIAGE.-The Nevada Hose Co. No
l, is now call hunk" They received their hose
carriage on Monday last, and are now rcady for
SETON. The carriage is very handsome con-
earn, has lots of bells, and when q fixed Up"
little, viii be worthy Of the gallant boys who are
70 run with it At last, we have fire company
fully equipped and ready for work. May they
never have any work to do; but if they have,
shsy must work very vigorously in order to meet
the high expectations entertained of them by the
comuunity.
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-06

InPRoyRNExrs.-Wc understand that at loast
seven new fre-proof brick buildings are to be
Brood street, including three story Hotel, by
Mr., Bsily, on the old Virginia lot This will
ssstainly be = decided improvement, that To-
salisy Is almost sntirely composed of wooden
buildings, and is the most FIRE exposed part of
the city. With few more brick houses, thor
ough organization of our fire companies and
, the c0pious supply of water which we expect to
have shortly, We will have the dead wood !"
agAinst our old enemy
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-06

HOSE Co. No. 2-This company has been de-
layed in getting hose carriage, from the fact
that it was found impossible to purchase one in
Sacramento. They will have one, however, in
few days from San Francisco, and, then, the
No. Boys will have to look out for their lau-