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The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-04-25
QUINCY HALL,

GU / N CY II a l. l.
Nos. lao aud I5I, Washington street.
The reputation this establishment is known 10 most of
our readers throughout the state well as In Oregon
and Washington Territory nevertheless Tor the dement,
more particularly of strangers it may be proper to say
that at Quincy Hall, every style and quality OF
Men and Boys Wearing Apparel,
Comprising all times the largest stock IN the line ON
the Pacific Coast be found at prices absolutely low
err than any other house In the country aiioras
low In fact the current rates Of the leading rota ea
Establishments of the Eastern cities, This Is no humbug.
buncombe assertion the contrary, 1t Is simply tho
truth which proven every day aud every hour by all
classes of the community The miner the farmer, tho
business man. the laborer in all the varied eircum
stances Of life-the rich alike with the poora patron
i've Quincy Hall and all suircd to their taste ana
their purse You can buy the finest articles or you
can buy the coarsest and the price, II you not utter
Nv unreasonable will be certain TO give satisfaction
DAVIS q BOWERS
lao and ISL Washington ST. ncxt TO Bank Exchange,
Is-sm san Francisco.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-04-25
To strangers g. others Visiting
SAN FRANCISCO.

Persons who have occasion To visit San Francisco and
find It necessary purchase CLOTHING or FURNISH
ING GOODS of any description, viii hnd itMuCH to
their advantage if they call at
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-04-25
~ MILLINERY GOODS,
~ OF ALL KIN DIS.

OUR BONNE'rS made in store, from the
latest New York fashions. Bonnets made and retrmmed
| at the shortest notice.
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DEsTRUCTIYE FIRE!
BUmSDEx,s TAN ERY DESTROYED!
Loss sIOOOOOI


The extensive tannery of Messrs. J. LUXsDEN &
Co, on Browns Creek, about one mile South of the
city, was destroyed by fire about seven O'Clock,
Sunday morning. Our Monday morning contempt
rary, the Patriot, has the following account of the
disaster:
Mr. Lumsden was at his residence on the tanneTy
premises and had been out to the stables adjoining
the tannery buildings but very few minutes before
the fire was discovered and was at the moment SIT
ting at the breakfast table The entire establish
meut appeared TO be enyeloped in flames at one and
the same time. This fact together with the further
one that there had been fire IN the building since
the day before at noon and then only in the furnace
connected with the steam engine. seems 10 MAKE II
clear that il the nefGrious work OF an lneendla
ry There was an immense stock of finished leath-
err hides in process of tanning and raw hides on
band, estimated with the building, machinery and
bark at Sl5OO00, and probably exceeded that
amount Everything, except the bark shed and the
hides in the vats was entirely consumed The latter
were evidently injured by the intense heat OF the
burning above them, but to what extent Is
not vet known. The loss is estimated at 100000,
at least and may be considerably above that amount
The insurance amounts to about S27 500, all in the
Eastern Companies, through Messrs Nash u MARI,
agents in this city. Steam Fire Engine No. ), went
promptly to the fire. running about mile and TAX
ing position in the centre of Browns Greek, eXtIn-
guished the flames which had reduced he tannery TO
heap of ruins and stopped their further progress;
but for which the bark shed, dwelling, kitchen, sta
bles &C. would have been destroyed.
This disaster receives additional Importance TO
the great loss involved from the fact that Its manu-
features were mostly exported, and thus became one
of our most productive sources of Manufacturing
Mr.. J. Lumsden the senior member Of the firm, is at
present in New Orleans, arranging for an extensive
branch of business in that city beginning with the
New Year-whch enterprise will be embarrassed if
not postponed indefinitely. 10 view Of all the facts
it may be regarded as public calamity. The firm
we understand consists of three brothers, who are
sl Of great industry, energy and and enterprise
and we trust they will soon be able to rebuild their
tannery and that through their well-earned and
irreprOachable character as business men, they
may soon not only reinsate their business but re
pair their great loss.
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IN. Nortner, shoe trade.


The crisis brought upon the country By the Pervssy Of the
BAsk Republicans seems 70 eject busnessmore than any
other branch Of tradest s North. correspondent Of the sa
lem MAS Reqtsr s the shoe business OF panVss u
erh,ps r A. e present time than has been since e5
The tsI5eciay those in the Southern trade are
eurt ter business possible and putting out but
1,tI. o To the journeymen In consequence OF this number
- are ous Of supoynsat ADD those At work max
i shoes very small price, Money ia The rade very tgh
ana p.sa out 20 the HOrkmen very Spsringy, indeed.
~ Marlboro Mirror says that several sf the shoe manIfae
turers in MabOro have suspended manufacturing a0gher
While others are cutting wages time Of their en-
poyses large number Of the French portion Of the POPua
top have thus been thrown employment On Tuesday
the 18th inst they formed procession, Ia wide Awake and
marched to The music or veins flies, etc. through the principal
streets Nearly every person cOwdeaEsd either gun
club or other Weapon and black answered for the banner
The bursn Of their song seemed to be- Hard Tines Hard
Times"
The Nsiick ss Observer that the utter imross'5 Of
obtaining work at any price in that has caused quite
among the oe bot.oers who leaving for Maine
and New Hampshire large nulnbe There has been quite
oyeurn Of mechanical and manufacturing pursuits Tbs heavy
are which oecard long ncs together with the failures has
caused quite aung among the citizens, and snaDGled the
majority Of the business bankruptcy The failures have
been numerous and are estimated be nearly half million
dollar. II thinks that the fall xiusrof seO will long
remembered BY them.
The shoe mandatory Nantucket Is about suspend opera
ous fs the present. and seonsdsrsbls number Of hands will
be thus thrown OUT employment
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Trlhnfn OF Respect.

PLAR1Eas' BANK oF TTKSEesEE,l
Nashville, Dec 18th, le5O- }
meeting the Board ofDecors Of the Planters Bank
called nng occssisn the death Of ASDHEw ALI
sox Esq members being annOanesd he Board there
fore resolved, fakaI
l. That the Directors view with deep regret this neanshoy
visitation Of Providence whereby Of their members 50 DIS
tin uishd by his aenisy Of his devotion to duy ana
his strict integrity and purity Of lie has been summoned from
their midst.
That hey tender to the distressed family Of late much
colleague their heart felt sympahies for this their
truly grest bereavement.
That they attend this morning in body, his funeral ooe
quie copy these le furnished to tie
family.
A true copy from the minutes.
D. WEAVER, Cashier.
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arrival OF tht city OF Manchester.

ST. JOINS, N. F., Dec. 22.-The steamer City OF
Manchester, which left Liverpool at noon on the
18th inst via Queenstown on the 18th, passed Cape
Race at six o'clock this morning.
The following is by telegraph from Liverpool to
Queenstown on the 18th.
The report of the inquiry into the loss Of the
steamer COnnaughth has been submitted to the Liver
pool Board of Trade 1t says that the investigation
brought light nothing to prove that the Connaugh
was lost through neglect Of her officers, but 1t was
thought that intelligence might have been dis
played in endeavoring to detect he and devils
ing means to stop the leak. Various suggestions are
made IN the report relative to the construction OF
such vessels better to insure the safety of passen-
gers.
Lord Lyons and Sir Edmund Head had been Gre
ated Knights Commander of Bath. Lord Napier has
been appointed ambassador at the Court OF st.
Petersburg vice Sir John Compton, who has been
removed to Medina.
The supposed robbing of British citizens in Mex
co will cause determined action the part OF the
British Government who were awaiting official con-
tirmation of the report.
Italian affairs remain unchanged, and the army OF
Italy is to consist of 100000 troops divided into
Northern and Southern divisions.
The programme of the new Austrian Minister
of State promises many sweeping and important
measures of reform
The City of Manchester has experienced very va
riable weather.
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y cent premium.
hoBLE Der 22-Sales q Cotton todRy 500 tales Ma
dlinasa ~ ~ allpiSc Tie marSsf Ess fzu-
sAgANAH Dec 4f1sa denar1 fdit 81 . dlar. saf
owing % the small Offering stocks ne taIaciicrs Id
70 % St bales, = t1e foiloEng paeicns5 at q 1o6 o.
~ Il 81 l0l Il 10, Is 4 0 eat % I0 sad hniss
at iO1c. The market closes d oll6Hne- fuoi.onr
Mddngs Ne strict middlings l0, and Eood nlings 1gc
CHARLESTON Dec 9The market rather quett0 day,
the transactions limited & halcz - extremes ranging
from 89IILe WehaTe change u article,
eePt that there regularity IN We pos Tor Re
grades.
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Alright advent upon all who the victims OF gene
raj dsJ sntI on l6vsical depression prostitution Of the
system from neglected disease hereditary uslady =
Danish he hidden cause Of every class OF tRese indous afee-
Altogether modern discovery made BY one Of the
eminent physicians of cur day. toll study, anu
rut n the aaratory were needed to bring this marvellous
medicine to perfection composed o. the most rare and sab
tile vegetable extracts duplex and adapting MODE
upon the system being the same time expellsnt and an in
vgorsa and both eeanse AMI the Vital functions
OF the body Sold by all respectable druggists hfouEont TIE
United States and Canada. flH5
J. WRIGRTk CO., sole Proprietors, New ORLEANS, Lss
Sold by all druggists in Nashville decS-dtF6N
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ONLY DISCOVER z
WORTHY or ANY CoERIDEScE FOR
nESTORrNC THE uAVn ANN GRAY

WORTHY ANY COINCIDENCE
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
NTAHY since the great discovery Of Prof Wood, have al
k tempted only initiate bis restorative, but profess to
have something that would produce results identical
but they have all come and gone being carried away BY the
forced leave tie field its rssess Read the follow
ing;-
PR0T o. J. WooD & Co.: Gents-Ths letter wrote in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative and
have published in this vicinity and elsewhere has given rise to
numerous touching the The inquiries
are FIRST it fact Of my hsbaton and stated in
communication second, s it true of all therein contained
third does my hair still continue good and Of
natural color7 and invariably, My
than any stage Of life for forty
East more soft thrifty coored the Of
my whskers and the oniy why not generally true Isl
that the substance is washed Of by frequent sbluton Of
IN close
with the wiskers the result will follow as the hair
ina We been in receipt Of great many all parts
much fraud in the manufacture and sale Of
various Compounds as well as this it has no doubt basey
initiated used only without good elect, bat
absolute injury have not used Of restorative OF any
account for months and yet hair as good as ever
with surprise, 81
old and gray hair in head face and to prove
this fact send lock Of hair taken of the past week
received your favor Of two quart bottles last summer for
which very grateful gave TO friends, and thereby
try it, many skercsl until after trial
and purchased II with universal will
favor that you send test BY which can discover
Restorative sold by many, fear without author
believe where coed follow the failure is caused
BY impure articls which the inventor Of the good
my duty heretofore to keep you apprsed OF the
eject On my hair as all who inquire OF Of MY
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain dear ss
yours, a =; RAJ IN m0 Ie[9
The Restorative is put up in bottles OF three Sizes VIZ large
medium and small the small hoos q PM Anu Lo -
per bottles the mediums hold at least twenty per cent more IN
proportion than the small, rets for 81 per bote the large
holds quart - per cent % ana G ~
New York. ia Market street, So LOUIS Mo- and sold BY all
good Druggists and Psn'y Goods Dealers %hosa1S oy
house in the United States lfebll-Iy
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HOOFLAND'S BALSAWIC CORDIAL
Will long standing Cold very short time Read the
Respectfully yours,
Or. Eaton's InIanstIo Cordial, for Child

Is no narcotic ul sleep and perhaps death your su
fng precious ouesbIt is reliable and certain remedy for
the ills life 1t will soften the gums reduce in
Elimination all palm and greatly facilitate
process the period Of eethng works ch,rm giving
healthy sleep to the little sufferer and grateful rest TO
TIE wered mother conspate the bowels, because
Il contains NO A0RPHLNEI opate Of any kind, fact
We are fully warranted in stating be said Of any other
reparstun for inanle complaints the pub
lie hut is quick faili5g remedy for DGrrAG, Dis
eatsTv and Summer C0nlGf1t Also, for Wind COLic
Gripping Stomach, Atidity, and being powerful anti
spasnodc should always have it by them in OF
Commissions especially when they purpose giving their children
any the old fastened narcotics Of the day, exceedingly
liable bring these s Be warned ard but Dr.
Eaton's Infantile Cordial this only you rely
so,dbv CHURCH L DUPONT,
Sole projectors, 400 Broadway, New York.
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Markets By Telegraph.

NEw ORLEANS Dec s4-ooitn sales to-day TO- so hs mid
ding lOHsn MOiassss active slXses Flour arm sOSs
ls5I; Lard in kegs lIe
Freight 70 HsvTs 13-l6
Sterling exchange l0ls1Oal. NeWYork Sight exchange l
oIscrzAri Dec. aac0rn a. Hhsky I2, pork Is %;
lard IN kegs *.
Er~ TORk Dec 94-Costou sesy "a az IsoO bales
Middng upland l0sl91; Elour advanced s9lOs Sales -
900 bbs GOES To- Germ advanced le bushels 81
S6s Ness pork firm, sales 1850 bb;L Is so Lard steady,
sales $50 b0l, 9S0R RiOooaee coo bags lo9l25
Sugar steady sales $50 boxes Cuba 6 sales 20 hhds
leans at Auction "a 955l. Molasses, Orleans 5s93s
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Yesterday while srolling around town, happened to
call upon Potter MerWn, 81 Market street; and found
these gentlemen doing business thai many old firms might we'll
envy Upon inquiry, that the whole OF their
they afraid to advertise, and that their
is Language theinspred writer cs thy bread
upon aud after many days it shall be returned t.
yen We found file in their ONCE all the leading papers
published United States, and from Europe Ther
advertising alone must amount to thousands Of dollars an
nuay They the manu and propretors oil the
'Cherokee Remedy unang remedy for the unfortunate
see advertisement Of Indan) Dr Mervns Fever and
Ague and preventive Of Chls and Fe
ver and Cherokee Cure unfang specific for seminal
weakness emissions and all kindred diseases These
compounded from receipts procured BY one OF the
propretors accelerated edene man Of the Cherokee
The banks and herbs all reduced to powder
by that prepared by and the medicinal properties
are By and alcoholic process In such manner
every bottle medicine has the unorm amount OF
medicinal virtue From the lRbarsory the medicines are taken In
boting and wrapping department. where they go
through the hands Of boys and girls who are skilled In putting
article up beautiful style We much surprised at
ingenuity and dey displayed in this branch OF the bus
After the u6cinesare properly packed in strong boxes
they loaded upon dras and taken to the steam
boats railroad depots from thence fsrh lightning
speed Destinations their esnd Of mercy TO
nearly every portion civilized world We bespex for these
gentlemen large they deserve is, for have
edom the amount and indus
~ displayed by business men. dec2-c&|lm
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"REWEBER THE CARRIER Boy p is injunction
which that important parsonage is particularly
anxious we should impress upon our city readers,
upon whom he will call this morning with his usUQl
annual greeting. lie has been faithful TO his duty,
and we trust he will be Kindly remembered
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From Toronto.

TORONTO, C. W, Dec. 22-In the case Of the fugi-
tive slave Anderson his counsel in the Court OF
the Queens Bench to-day gave notice of his inten.
ton to appeal from the decision of the Court Chief
Justice Robinson said there no rule upon which
an appeal could be claimed, but if the Court OF
Appeals chose to entertain the matter, the Qdeens
Bench would not oppose it. The prisoner remains
in the meantime at the disposal of the Government
and will not be surrendered until all legal means OF
release have failed. The Court of Appeals does not
sit till February.
The Great Western Railway traffic for the week
ending yesterday, is sS6, SOO-beng but slight IN
crease over the corresponding week of last year.
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Ths ;fraunas and acauaintanpss Of MRS ANN n
SHALL reIict o. Il. Marshall sre respectfully mi
vtedto attend funeral, from the Is Baptist Church, On
Wednesday morning, the sscA inst, at o'clock Wl
Divine service by Rev. DR.. Howell. .HlI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-25
BLOOD Food!
Blood FS0dI
Blood FoOdg

To all suffering from consumpon nopent confirmed,
debility any kn3 from mental prostitution,
brought by any cause from scroulas Complaints
tee kidneys bladder ladies suffering OF
the many distressing complaints their liable and which
engender consumption the
BLOOD FOOD
offered certain rslie remedy Differing every
particular from the patent medicines of the day, chemca
combination Of ZION, SULPHUR AND PROSPROROUS,
Of very great WORTH and hundreds bear glad grateful
testimony to the benefits il has conferred them
p CHURCH & DUPONT, 800 Broadway, New YORK, the
sole perpetrators Of the article and have consequence OF
fraud attempted upon public changed the color Of
wrapper from to yellow Of
Be very cautious in buying to that the fac
sme the outside Of the wrapper
others are counterfeit 10. J. WOOD & co st. Louis,
octla-n Wholesale gents for the West
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UALLEk'S lLAGECAL FAIN E7AA - 40 4 On
viii relieve the symptoms Of RHEUM4T1sN eour NEU
hand the regions affected will relax the and
through the thus in PLsuRIsY and INTIMIDATION
aas become highly beneficial adInct OF nature
carry her throw OF symptoms that IeY
bly, CONSTIPATION and death Solds the principal depo
Il Broadway N " and Chartres Street, New Orleans oy
ch-,ts - decd ssv1m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-25

DEAm OF MAJ. AILIsoN.-Naj. ANDREW ALLISON,
Of the drm of ALLISON, ANDERSON Co., died at his
residence in this city about two O'Clock on Sunday
morning. Ma. ALLISON was an old and respected
citizen, and one of our most successful merchants.
He was too an eminenty good man.
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MRS. MINSLOw,

An experienced and female physician, has soothn
Syrup for children eehng which greatly facilitates the process
Of eethn, by sofnng the gums reducing all Inflammation
will aay all pain and to regulate the bowels Depend
upon it, mothers will give rest yourselves and relief and
health to your infants Perfectly safe all See adver
tisemeut in another column Oct25-ly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Messrs Clsrk, Gregory Co., Nashville Tenn-Geatlenen;
have lust used some OF your Ambrosal Oh s deep and
poignant pain the region Of apd found relief IN y
hare aictea faIailg and nis ~ 1eems q &c
Te adsptd 10 every case send dozen bottles
BY Rxpres Is florence Depot, Ms Central ksToa fslo'
boshs county Miss q atf hELb1"
NoFembe. Gath, 1859.
From the sne gentleman April 18Th, 1886. Mr. McCormac,
ueghbor has ys much ~ Jour AmroiiA Oh
in case Of Rheumatism gave % lady afflicted Win
Rhumatsrn who has not walked step years. bottles
he says afforded her relief than anything else ever used
enough give her percure, and she Is una
bic to procure Il here Send immediately, think
sell quantity here have tried i and proved It's EN-
cheney, snd have fer my faiig 81 ieast
- - 90 II HIF'fl - JIM KELLY.
Tovyeocs Dsrst Yalohusha co11av Miss. deel6-d&w2w
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NEW EnpIand society banquet.

NEW York, Dec 23-At the banquet of the New
England Society last evening, Senator Seward made
a speech occupying three-quarters OF an hour IN
delivery in which he discussed in seriO-cOmic style
the question of secession. He counseed mild quiet
fraternal forbearance, and predicted that as the
secession feeling had been growing weaker even
since the 9th of November last, so within sixty
days more the whole trouble will have passed
OWay
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Prom New York.

NEW YORK Dec 22.-The HeTdldS correspondent
telegraphs that Davis and Wgfa received dispatches
Saturday afternoon that the forts at Charles ton
would be taken in twenty-fOur hours
The Cabinet and several leading Senator's are IN
session
The Naval fleet will probably be forthwith dis
patched to Charleston.
The Committee of Thirty-Three were in session
to-day six and half hours, considering various
propositions TO avert the progress of dissolution and
give peace to the country. The amendment to the
Constitution proposed by Mr. Crttenden to settle the
controversy between the North and the South finally
and forever, by division of the country, from
ocean to ocean on the parallel of the Missouri line,
was the great subject of discussion After long
debate it was lost under the rule of the Committee
requiring a majority of both Democratic and Re-
pubIicans-the latter voting in the negative. Sever
al other propositions offered, but without act
ing on them the committee adjourned till Monday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-25

REMEMBER THE PooR.-Rev. J. B. FERGUsON Is TO
lecture at the First Presbyterian Church Thursday
evening, for the benefit Of the poor. The admission
has been fixed at fifty cents, and the sale of the
tickets ought to be very large for aside from the
charitable object the lecture will Be of the highest
order of literary merit
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Sccession 1Ioyements.

MOBILE, Dec. 24.--The separate State Secession
ticket is elected by from 500 to 1900 majority.
NORFOLK, Dec. 24.-The secession feeling is in
creasing.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-25

VPThis Safe and Effectual Remedy fer
Worms has extensively used by regular physicians
than any proprietary medicine whsh has ever made It's ap
peaTance in the United States,
used with freedom and confidence by gentlemen
all the Middle, sern and South
States.
The great cause Of popularity the shat nothing has
yet discovered Which be substituted in its place. and
uSei IN all without fears a. to the re
perfect safety recommends it to parent IL
sSreed within the il will speedily eIpe Them
without fall But, In order obtain the genuine article every
purchaser should his and look we'll to the initials
a1d wrapper and be particular that he huying
r A. Palm Yer no other. nov4-wlm
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steamer sunk.
senator johnson Hurnedi in Errigy.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 24.-The steamer Peytons from
Louisville for New Orleans. sunk yesterday $50
miles below here. The damage is light.