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The Nevada journal., 1860-06-15
H. II. SHAFER & Co.

H. II. SHAFER & Co.
Have just received large lot of
Furniture, Hair, Moss, Spring and Pulu
Mattresses, Blankets, sheets, Pillow
Cases, COunterpanes and Comforters.
AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT IN THEIR LINE,
B r 0 H D STR EET,
Opposite the National Exchange.
People will do well to call before sending below.
j. w. SINGER will attend to the business
ms OLD friends and customers requested to give
JUG Il cai' maylS.
ICE TRADE!
Having purchased the entire Ice Property
formerly belonging to HAWK 4 HAvESs, and
the Ice put up by Hawk & Foster, last winter i
am now prepared to furnish their old customers
with
Ice at Reduced Rates!
Which will be served to them by Mr.. Hawk.
Our Ice Iepot in Nevaia is
At the Empire Market, on Pine ST..
kept by Charles Kent. He will attend to orders
from abroad, which will be filled at the lowest
current prices. o. NJ. TOMLINSON.
Nevada City, May llth, 1860.
The Nevada journal., 1860-06-15

REPAIRS ON THE ALTA LISE.-Mr. Strong was
in town few days since for the object of re-
pairing the Alta Telegraph Line. Repairs are
yery much needed on it.
The Nevada journal., 1860-06-15

NEW TELEGRAPH LISE.-We had the pleas
ure of meeting Col. Gamble and Mr.. Hubbard in
town on Saturday last. They came to spy out
the route for telegraph line from Marysville to
gentlemen that the proposed line will be con
ptructed shortly and that it will be continued on
over the Sierra Nevada, should it be deemed ad-
Sisable. and finally across the continent.
The Nevada journal., 1860-06-15

G Il A N d NBINA TION!
The Nevada journal., 1860-06-15

THEArRE.-Miss Harriet Gordon made her
FIRST appearance to a Nevada audience on ednes-
day night, in the "Wonderful Woman sus-
tanned by Mr.. J. P. Hyde, Hamilton, MISS A.
Land, and others. Coming Immediately upon
the heels of the Marsh Troupe which had oeeh
patronized extensively for its novelty MISS uor-
don was greeted by small but respectable au-
dience. But the play went off SO charmingiy,
and Miss Gordon sang with such remarkable
mower and effet. that the house cannot well be
otherwise than full during the remainder of the
,tav of the company. The aria between pieces
sang by Miss Gordon was worth the price of ad-
mission. She has voice of wonderful volume
and power and under complete control.
Hyde is, in our opinion, one of the best actors
in his role The company is well selected and
has played successfully at maguire's Opera House
during several months past Last night was
enacted "a Sweethearts and Wives" and g The
Four Sisters" with intervening songs. We go
to press too early to speak of the performance
The Nevada journal., 1860-06-15

I. STARR KING.-This gentleman has been
engaged to deliver two lectures at the theatre on
Thursday and Friday evenings of next week
the 2lst and 22d. Subjects: Substance and
Show" and Laws of Disorder"
The Nevada journal., 1860-06-15

has become so fully appreciated, that the de-
mand for it has largely increased, and the
qusntit now sold is much greater than any
other kn of Whiskey on the Pacific Coast
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Rreadstuffs andProvisionss
-,,,,,-.., Pic. s1,,y-.-f a. the 29th says:

The Dinclnna1 fltc9 S9fFett o. ing 49,
The Pour market has been greatly sscsd agEg ne week
T large dene N Nep ORLEANS and NeE York depressed the
market Friday and Saturday, but NC re-
much pressing the market, prices dl nos ~
$1,000 fo New Ynk and Liverpool, and ul prices had TO be
paid by III who had 70 buy but ts oe = u NC
though the quantity going iDto tns ~ IN -
n ne. ~ Superfns fresh ground Is held at -, but low
= hopht for less. COED deal Of the superhne
coming market h not mace ~ ~ 1900 .nal ~ sue
a - ~ -sash from middlinSsi and article has been
80 1- White wheat mddings In this way which has been
sold for extra to parties 70 - f S = 'S so q ouL
g. 7i-sl At 81 secs. low dull at sos IS; fair
roo al al IS s5 So white wheat do s. 505 75 aad for the
pu ose showing the unsettled state OF the marke We would
~ al We noticed oer Of S6 for fancy brand made snd
wheat has been good deal unsetied-n middle Of the
eebut towards the close the demand improved and the
etoosei firm at 81 lG9i y for prime red and 81 ~ 20 for
prime white and but little Offering
has ruled steady during the latter part OF the week at IS
being decline Of buhei compared with the
week ago. The receipts have moderate Tbs de-
mand for shee having fallen Of prices have decnedto DOC for
mixed, and soc for white
have pat up prices O. all articles Bacon and bulk meats re
D. and pork R5c b. and towards the close the advance
for bacon bad been partially established, II is clear that a. the
the conhd=nce Of holders increases and the be-
lief that the supply will equal the wants Of CONSUMERS
quite general Summer curing going rapidly. and
about @ hogs per week being used in this The feeling
regards this years stock but also regards next season, and
siderable sales Of hogs have been within the last ten days
ct 50 SO for November delivery and So for the fopart Of De-
eemter Il is therefore clear that change must take place
in the feelings Of Dealers least during the next Ese or
four months high prices viii be paid for hogs next season.
lard has been In better demand particularly for esos dur
the made at l3<9llZ. The demand
Is NeE Orleans, where It has advanced 70 There
very oHerng the demand for bbls kegs has been
sned fully per GENITAL Ginseng has largely dened and
Il nominal at Soc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-22
LATER FROM EUROPE.


New YORK, June 2I-The steamer Asia has ar
rived with Liverpool dates Of the 9Th.
The Europa passed the Canadian (nO date is given,>
with her machinery damaged.
ENGLAND In the House of Lords, BPougham
characterized the bOmbardment Of Palermo as the
most atrocious act ever perpetrated.
In the House of Commons Russell said the Gov
eminent had proposed to the United States to act
conformity with England in capturing slavers-
II is reported that France when the Savoy annexa-
ton is completed, viii demand its recognition by
Europe.
The English Ministry is much embarrassed BY the
Reform bill The Conservatives continue the OBJ
stractiOn policy.
There are rumors of large Prussian and French
loans.
Affairs ut P alermo are unchanged. The late tele-
gram report that the capitulatOn had been signed
lacks confirmation. The armistice continued.
GaribaldI has ordered an extraordinary levy and
has issued many DEGREES for energetcally prOsecu-
ting the war. 1t is presumed that hOstiites at Pa
lermo viii not be resumed. Orders have been given
to prepare for sea- all the men Of war at Genoa and
| Sperria Twelve transports left Naples to embark
| the Palermo garrison.
RnME, June 5.-Fresh bands are menacing the
| frontiers Families are arriving from Naples.
The French Government has ordered more ships
/ to Naples TO embark the French subjects.
| The Slcilian Insurgents have captured Gorgentia
The NeapOlitan troops still occupy their position
/ at Palermo, though many have deserted.
All the Sieilian garrisOns are orderedto eoneen'
| trate at Messina.
| Galabria was bombarded and pillaged.
There is a strict blockade between Calabria and
Sicily.
TURIN, June 9--Gen. Letisra is returning from
I Naples, where he capitulated on the 9th. Caseta
mora has been placed in the keeping Of the English
/ Admiral till after the evacuation.
/ Garibaldis Provisional Government is composed
Of Baron Piano, Minister Of Foreign Affairs, Crispi
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CTTY NOTICES.

PunIshment in the Free schools.
Tie grievance Of which made public complaint,
the chastisement Of my little in of the Free
Schools with cowhide, has been carefully exam
ined before a committee of the Board Of Education,
and take pleasure in stating that the comhide is
absolutely prohibited an instrument Of chastise-
ment in the schools that tie small piece of one,
about fourteen inches long, of the size Of pen
holder and the only thing Of the kind so far as ap-
pears that has ever been used any of the schools
wss used in tie case of which complained, pure
IL BY accident, and without any intention, on the
part Of the teacher of doing more than to repress
slight disturbance of order, ard am also satisfied
that the degree Of punishment actually inflicted in
the case exceeded what was intended by the teach
or J. H. HENSON.
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DISCOVERY

VORTEX ANY CONFIDENCE FoR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY
WANY since the great discovery Of Prof Wood, hsye At
iva p not only % initiate his restorative, but profess to
6sTe discovered something that would produce results identical
but and gone, being carried away by the
wonderful results Of Prof Woods PREPARATION and have been
8 h leave tb ae5 20 its rssistIes sway. Read the follow
ing;- IRON, ,eso.
PRoT. o. J. WooD Co.. Gents-The letter wrote you in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative, and which you
have published il this vicinity and elsewhere ms gwen Ise
are st It fact Of my habtaton and name as stated N
the Communication second, it true Of al therein eonenso
third does my hair continue be in good order and OF
colorl To all and do answer NY
hair better than in stage Of my life for forty yes
ny Ehkers only Why it is not generally true IS
the substance washed Of By frequent sbl9ton Of TIE
ton with The wsker the result will follow the hsar
have been erecept Of great letters from All pafs
good as there Is 90 much in the manufacture and sale Of
various compounds well this, has doubt been oasey
and used not only without any good eject but
Absolute injury have not used any Of your restorative Of
recount months and yet my hair is as good as eveT
hund have examined with surprise, as an nov 81 years
old and not gray hair IN my head or on ny iaSe Ao 70 PrOe
this fact send you lock OF hair taken on the past week
received your favor u two quart bottles last summer Tor
which grateful gave 1t 10 my friends ana hersoy
induced them to try it, were sSet teal until ar Trial
and then purchaser end used Il with universal wilt
ask favor that you send Ne test ~ when can a9ve
fraud in the Restorative, sold By many fear Without author
believe coed ee5 do not follow the failure esused
By the impure article which the inventor Of the good
deem Is my duty as heretofore g keep you ePpsa o. ne
my hair all who inquire OF me OF ny IN
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain dear SrI
yours A c; k4Y ~ 1SIS
The Restorative put up bottles Of three Sizes vE large
medium and SMALL the small holds pint and rst9i for 81
per botte mediums hold least twenty cent more in
proportion the SMALL reas for g per bo the large
holds quart 90 cent morein proportion and etas Tor 81
New York III Market street. ST. Louis Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Whoesalgd BY
Even, PendIetOu a. Co., and retaied BY every Drug
house in the UnSed states. lieOll-y
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Ak INSANE TFNSEsSEAN--HIs fREAKss-Ihe memphis
Egrsr notices the arrival in that city fromArkansas
ofan insane man named LEFLEUR, and that on Sun
dav.tbe I7th inst. officer KLIK conveyed him to the
residence Of his parents in Henry county, Tennessee
Du-ing the trip. LEFLEUR was almost manageable.
At one time he ferociously sprang at the conductor
Of the train. whom he seriously injured by kicks
and bloFs. and Selling negro in tie cars, bit q
mouthfuI Of flesh from his arm. and then termi-
mated his psroxysm by demolIshing one Of the car
seats with his feet At Brownsville he was confined
in ail during the night, and the next morning, upon
visiting his cell bhe jailOr discovered him standing
in the middle Of the floor perfectly nude having torn
his wearing apparel and bed clothing into shreds.
LEFLEUR was finally secured, and without further
trouble the journey was continued until he arrived
at his fathers house.
Once at home he was If possible, more intOlera-
bic than before assaulting every one who came in
his reach. Several young men who had known him
all his life approached and SPOKE to him, but his only
answer wal a blow or a kick and elutching one Of
them by the arm, he bit it with the ferOcity Of
hyena, and would not release his grasp until over
come BY force. He was then more firmly secured,
being tied 50 that he could move neither hand nor
foot, and left in charge of his relations. Sometime
since in Arkansas he married woman who after
ward clipped with another man. LEFLEURs symp-
toms Of insanity date from that period ever be-
fore he ia said to have been most amiahle young
man. but the unfaithfulness of his wife destroyed
his intellect and left him miserable wreck.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-22

WTFscompOunded entirely from Gum, an
has become established fact, Standard Medicine know
ala aafI hgvn Vr-di @ nd is nav p
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NIarlretg BY Telegraph.

NEW ORLEANS June I9OOD sales to-day 100 bales Prices
easier quotations unchanged Sales Of three days 1900
bales Receipts Of three days 1850 bales against 1850 bales dur
ing corresponding time last Total receipts at this Port
ahead Of last year bales all Southern Ports ~ 900
bales dull S. Corn dull sS97Oc Lard in bSls, lse
Other articles unchanged.
NEW ORLEAEs 9COtou sales to day 7eOO bales Quo.
taUns unchanged. Mess Pork Arm SO Lard in kegs l9c
Tobacco firm, $50. Sterling ExchInge 9le, Bills Of
Lsding 999K. New York Sight Exchange H9Z premium
NEW YORK. June oIcottOn dull, sales to-day 1900 bales
Kidding Upland Flour excited advanced 10 to Is
cents sales 81 bbs 1905 30; WheatsdVaned cent Corn
advanced cent sales Al bushels 6597O Mess Pork quiet
sales 40 bbs 1885, Beef dull Lard buoyan sales 5OObb
IIh9le; Coffee firm
2ClEC1TT June 2lFour unchanged; Whisky, sales 800
bbIs, ~. Bacon dull s9O Lard in bills ll59l2; Wheat
advanced ISB2 cents.
NEw ORLEANS, June 2OoOn, sales to day 100 bales; Sugar
steady, 79S Flour has advancing tendency, 5.l955;
Corn steady 65 White 70 Tobacco frmi Whisky 49,
Freights and Exchange UNCHANGED.
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49, CautiOn.--The article Of

NEGSgSSA Whiskey now we'll known "Daly's Arc
~ Valley whiske " has established reputation universal
as renders it difficult for the manufacturer to keep pace with the
sD5 This Il the result Of pesevernG energy in its intro
con sustained BY determination adopted 81 the outset and
never for departed FROM that Its original purity and
,rryaIsd excellence should continue to the end.
The COMMON fate attendant upon all such successful edos
has erten the manufacturer. II is initiated BY Inscriptions
iosto m an inferior and spurious article palmed OF
t onunitv 70 the great derment OF the public we'll a.
r 70 the usnufacurer both In emoument and we'll earned
Ever effort has made to guard against this piracT
~ opvrht of the Label AID by peculiar shape Of the bottle
e1ltion the public against this imposition upon them and
% nv rghts and earnestly desire such information from
% o possess it. by having been vctmzed or otherwise,
az me t protect the public and myself by proeeu
49, IL tbe tost yssut Of Law. The genuine DAYS Aro
matte VALLEY Whikey pu: up IN cases Of L bottles each with
bt yellow LABEL and sealed with yellow wax vain the pro-
riets stap on The wax and fac-simile signature OF the pro-
rietor on he label All other articles are limitations
~ Consumers can dependupon getting pure SIscie Shen
they buy Valley Whisky, as it is sold 9y ne go Az II case
only - -, -
-, an Sole Proprietor.
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FUNHE Farm which James n Tmmins nov lives, and the
which Maj W Hickerson formerly lived, i8 FOR
sale easy terms.
The contains about 1850 Of which there about
300 cleared. The tract whole Of the finest in
Coffee county being rich and fertile well situatedyng on
both sides Of the McMinnve aHd Manchester Ralr0adand
also the road leading from Manchester Winchester, and
about four rifles from tie former place, and about six miles from
Tullahoma. within mile Of yak Hill 3sminaTys and about
the distance from good church; and I'M nehboThood that
eannothe surpassed in point Of morals and general intelligence
The improvements almost ana consisting 81 two
story framed house, we'll finished situated mos beautiful
eninence, commanding Of the finest views Of great
OF the and Of the Railroad and within eighty
yards Of the finest Free Stone Springs in the Mountain
District The out houses consist Of Kitchens smoke house
n,cribB and stablea
The Is we'll Watere there being eight ten springs
the There several ne Orchards the lace
sisting Of the best varieties Of fruit in the State
There about fifty well set in Herds grass Tee tract
stua ed that divided nt8 i've SIX small farms
giving cleared land and orchards most Of them. The farm
be appreste and those desiring 70 The sans
will call on James NJ Timmins, on the premises
Tor &c, cali address The undersigned at an
chester, Coffee county, Tennessee s. N. BURGER
"a u
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY


NHE next session Of this Institution begins rss Monday in
ing Of pupils, the last week in August Note The following 3D.
Vantages:
l. The Buildings in extent and fitness School pur-
poses domestic comforts hsah, exercise and convenience are
ison.
2 The Six Acres of Lawn aud shade are On
closed the greatest privacy and Afford pupif he
unrestne freedom Of childish sports and innOoent
ments
, NOn-SectaFfan.--ThsA Academy belongs to hny zen
emen. represented BY Of their Of different De
nominations pledged to the nonsecan character Of
4. The Maternal Care Of the Boarding pupils Is
nrused tunder the constant supervision Of The Prnpali 20
Ladies Of culture aud education, who devote their whole time 70
the happiness md comfort Of The pupils.
s. Ths Health OF the lnstttu ton Il unTrsce-
dented In the history chool Only TIRE deaths have occurred
the pupisn forty yea The health statistics Of he
Institution are its highest recon mendatops.
o. The Rooms are large, well fnrnished, and never
crowded
7. Security from Ffra--Ths buildings are heated ~
steam and lighted s that the pupils from
the ordinary cdents aCulng from from IRE plecs and
moveabe lights Besides the Of temperature adds
greatly to tie health Of The sshool.
8 hCgu iatiOna which years have shown 70 be most
saluary will be continued in their fun force The feEsst posi-
bic changes will BE- made the rules and general arrhngemens
Of the Academy.
The Faculty Is composed Of thirty Ave teachers and
attaches, Of whom associated with predecessor In
the Literary Department. tie teachers have had ang and
oessfu experience, and Of them In the Ord Aadey In
and Artists Of high celebrity. superior Hapst has been
recently engaged for the ensuing year.
In fact the highest advantages in particular that be
found In similar Institution ia the United States
niahed in the Nashville Female Academythe Alma Asr q
hundreds Of the elegant and refined ladies in the soahsa
country.
as heretofore. For particulars apply 9r olreu
Nashville, Tenn, June & '6o-tws.v3u,
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LIyERFooL June Per Steamer AsiaGOttOn sales Of th'
week IS 800 bales All qualities slightly declined Mddlnl
and lower grades declined " Market dull. Orleans Fair *
Mobile Fair ~. Mobile MiddliDg,6 Upland Fair ~, Up
land Mddng6 Stock Liverpool $4,000 bales, Of which
II5gOOO bales are American Manchester sdvcss favorable
there being EnimproYed inquiry
ConsOs s3z9931 TX. Dividend Flour active and STEADY
with an advancing tendency Corn has declining tendency
Provisions steady.
HAvEE-CottOn Tres ordinaire 94 Bias s6i. Market qus
aud Irregular All qualities slightly declined Sales the week
1850 bales.
Provisions steady Consols, 94995 for money s5K995
for accounts Bullion Of England has increased 40,
600 pounds Money market generally unchanged with neeas
ed demand
loSpos-Money slightly stringent oonsols sa1<a
$751; American stocks unchanged.
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CHEROKEE EDY.
NauseOus DrUgs and Poisonous
Minerals.

VETE ask the afflicted Of either which do you prefer
Wv pleasant and delicious syrup compounded from Natures
svn Remeiesone which will speedily and permanently cure
YOU or the VILE compounds heretofore used with all their nsu
eous facilitating eject together with the oathsome diseases
Tnanv times following the use " Mineral Posons
The sCherokee Remedy Natures owu SPECIFIC for 6enor
hea elect Gravel Structure, FuOr Abus whites in teale
and An diseases q Urinary Organs curing these diseases BY
natural laws after ell other preparations have faed and Is ona
Of Heavens mercieB 70 offending mnl Instances c9ulcF
produced Of its effects, which world stagger creduiy
The nauseous preparations heretofore used have taed
this has never instance been known TO fall Happily to
anknd the Governor werd is Father who acts, not
20 kill, but 10 cure - =, a, a.
which when taken quickly flies to al parts Of the system attacks
The disease every and with fidelity and courage uy
sdmahe never givs Il untlit has completely exPee It
o the body AID restores the unfortunate patent to former
health Gad vigOr. A.. s,-......, 49,,
denc not simply suspend the poison but to remove the
cause on which it depends = - -. Il,
N ? And what ENHANCES ITS YALUB,s the entire alb
sencs Of an GSsous taste smell It csn lay in the count
ing room or on table, without ever beng suspected as
"Remedy" Tor secret diseases. -, =
III ? treatseOn Yenersl diseases with iu 'o 'neu
permanent cure accompany each bottle. g., -,
III ' Sold by all respectable Drugg ana qeioIs ~ ue'i
cines. POTTER & MEkWlN' sole fTolrle.ofS,
st. LOuis, No
Sold Nashville At wholesale bv Berry Demoville and EW
gis,s everywhere dec4-dtRS Fly-inside
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ERernInr DIspatches.


BurMoRE, June 2I.-The Committee en- Creden-
tails met with closed doors. It's supposed that
three reports will be made. It is rumored that the
majority report admits the original delatio1 from
Mississippi, the Louisiana DOUGLAS delegates head
ed by SoULE, the DOUGLAS Alabama delegates headed
by WINSTON, and divides the Georgia and Arkansas
delegates between the original and contestants also
admits the contestants from Delaware and Texas,
favOring DOUGLAS.
LOUISVILLE, June 2l.-A special dispatch says that
DoUGLAs and FuzPATRIcK will certainly be nOmi-
mated.
BMr1MoRE, June 22-The flooring over the or
chestra gave way, letting portion Of the New
York and Pennsylvania delegations into the orehes-
ira box Nobody was hurt, but great excitement
A recess Of one hour was taken to repair.
The convention re-assembled at half past eleven.
The majority report Of the Committee on Creden-
tals favors the original Mississippi delegation ad-
mits the Sou1E delegates from Louisiana, the origi
nal Texas delegates. Messrs. BAYARD and WHITLEY
from Delaware, CHAFFEE from Massachusetts,, O'FAL-
LON from Missouri, the contestants from Alabama,
half of each Of the delegations from Georgia, with
half of the vote of the State for each, either half
declining to sit the other half to vote the full vote
of the State; two votes of the original delegates
from Arkansas and one of the contestants, either
refusing the other to cast the full vote of the State
The minority report admits HALLErr, of Massa-
chusetts, O'FAILOS, of Missouri, BAYARD and WHITE
LY of Delaware the original delegates from Arkan-
saes Florida Louisiana, Illinois and Georgia, iDvit
ing the Florida delegates to take seates and cast the
vote of the State. The minority report denies the
right of the Convention to dsfranchise delegates,
notwithstanding their withdrawal.