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The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-05-02

DIsSOLUTION NOTICE.-NOtice Is hereby
IL given that the copArnershp heretofore existing be-
tween T. A. Newman aud F. r. Miller and known the
hm of I. A. NEWMAN 4 co. is this day dissolved.
Nevada, March oath, 1860. T. A. NEWMAN,
+. r. MILLER.
NTOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL
IN petition the Board of Supervisors Of Nevada County
at their meeting in May next for renewal Of License 70
collect tells for year Trail and Bridge crossing
the Middle Yuba at German Bar and trail and bridge
crossing the Middle Yuba opposite Orleans Flat.
H. DIEVENDOkFF.
March 2Ist ls60-26-4w
NTOTICE.-I SHALL APPLY TO THE
IN Board Of Supervisors the rt Monday in Nay next
thereafter the can be heard for re-
newal Of license to keep Toll Bridge on the South fubA
River.
April Cd 1S60.-274w
NOR RENT-THE BRICK STORE OC-
IL eupied by Joseph Brothers as Clothing Store, on
Broad street adjoining Cashn Coey's Meat Market IL
offered for rent reasonable price. For particulars
enquire Of CAsHlN q COLLEH,
At the Broad Street Market.
Nevada Feb. It'll 1850
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-05-02
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DR JH. STACKPOLE.
lover Freeman & Co.'S Express oGee,)

,%tan be found at the CORNER Of CALIFORNIA and
~ Montgomery streets San Francisco,
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-05-02
TURNPIKE ROAD NOTICE.
I'VE THE UNDERSIGNED MAKE THIS

w declaration OF intention TO organize Joint Stock
Company for the construction Of Turnpike Read
The general route Of said Turnpike Road 10 be fol-
lows, viz Commencing at stake in the city and county
Nevada and State Of California in the street leading
westerly from the Nevada Foundry thence down said
street 10 the bank Of creek aud along the
aked and blaztd to Spruce tree, thsnce said
Deer creek to Cedar thence along the LETT bank in line
said stream twice TO the head Of Stockings Fiat
thence down said Flat and to oak blazed from which
II said Deer creek to Pleasant Flat and along said
Flat passing dwellings and blszed trees to eckwes Flat
following across the me- thence diVergDg 10 The
left around point opposite Bowers Dam to the mouth
Of Slate creek opposite II. W. McCoys MILL thence up
aid McCoyS road to the intersection OF the with the
road leading from Nevada city to Sacramento city and
Marysville the same being a miles less, and
from thence parallel with said road down crossing
vine To- the right and Terminating al the west end Of
bridge in the OF Rough Ready; intend to thor
ougbly macaGenze the
Notice is hereby given to al whom concern that
the undersigned will meet at the United States Hotsl
in the aud county OF Nevada and state Of California
Saturday the 2lst day OF April A. H. 1850, at o'clock
r. NJ Of said day for the purpose of preliminary organ-
cation Of Company for the purposes Aforesaid. The
said organization to be pursuant to act entitled act
authorize the formation Of corpora ons for the
strucon Of Plank or Turnpike Reads passed May 18th
1858. A. J. D0OIlTTLE,
f. G. WAITE, H. II. TLAGG,
j. f. HAMl1N, VIM HEUGH,
j. n. TURNER, J. II. HELM,
/. j. ROLFE, CHARLES MARSH.
State of California County OF Nevada the 9th day
OF Aprl A. d. 1860 personally appeared before Thorn
r. Hawley, Notary Public in and for 'sd county, A
]. DOottle, n. H. FlAgK, VIM Hsugh, J. II. Helm, Chas
Marsh +. q. Waite, l. \. Turner and J. Rolfe person
ally known TO to be the persons described in and whS
executed the foregoing instrument, and severaly
knowledged 10 that they executed the freely and
Voluntarily for the and purposes therein mentioned
(~1@) In witness whereof, have hersunts set my
( seal hand and aft xed the official seal, the day
IT, and hrst above written.
THOS. p HAWI.Fl Notary Pub
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-05-02
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS.


The following selected from vcluminous accumula
ton Of testimonials Of the Press OF the United States
and from eminent Professors Of institutions where
the practice Of medicine is taught:
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-05-02

Where be be consulted privately and with the ut
most confidence BY the afflicted at all hours daily from
SA NJ until p N. Cure always guaranteed or no pay
required.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-05-02
Medical Institute, Sacramento Street,
below Montgomery, Opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship
Co.'S. Office, San Francisco.
Remnrknb Ie Instance Of Medical roller.

Below publish the certificates of three OF the suffer
from the pangs Of disease who having recovered their
former health, and impeed by gratitude, make known
authenticated by Notary Pablo. The demands OF so
ciety imperiousy command their publicity, and com
mend their perusa to the attention Of all afflicted
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-05-02
rNrTRELY HARMLESS,

40 that Il cannot injdro the most delicate constitution
when In perfect health effect is produced BY its use
,cst an of appetite but when disease is seated
In the frame and hurryng fast its victims along the path
Of life then It's mysterious influence Is felt and seen Il
enkindles new life and vigor and brings health and
strength back to the suffering and diseased
Prenared and sold by A. IL. 81 ID. SANDS, Whole.
sale Druggiss 100 Fulton street. corner Of William, New
York. 49,.
For sale by H. JOHNSON co, and REDlNGTON
co. San Francisco RICE COFFIN. Marysvie R.H.
MCDONALD CO., Sacramento, and by Druggists gene
rally .. ... .,,,-
"a am
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-05-02
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.
IAE GREAI AMERICAN REMEDY.

This prsparation Is combination heretofore unknown
in the history Of medicine differing entirely in its charac-
ter and operations from the various preparations OF sarsa
nara which have been different times offered TO the
public II acts specifically upon the whole system there
by bringing il under Its direct and immediate influence.
Although possessed Of powerful and controlling effects yet
, 1860-04-30

Confusion is becoming worse contouuded
every moment, at Charleston Mr.: Bigler
moved, on Saturday, to instruct tho Committee
on Platform to report the Bayard (slavc~codc)
resolutions to the Convention within one Eour:
which was carried by the close vote Of 152 to
Isl, in the face Of TN earnest opposition
from Richardson, Of Illinois. Subsequently,
Mr.. Stuart, Of Michigan, and other Northern
delegates fillibustesed tho- three platforms
back to the Committee, who were Instructed
to report at o'clock, P. n The Committee
returned Mt the appointed hour with three re-
ports-thc majority presented BY Avery, Of n.
C., minority number one By samuela, Of Iowa,
and minority number two by Butler, Of Massa-
chusetts- So the wrangle proceeded.
The New York Herald has dispatch stat
ing that one hundred and twelve Southern
members Of the Convention ]layc pledged them
selycs in CAUCUS, to each other, never to vote
for Douglas, in nnr case.
, 1860-04-30
19rrss Ttih111tE
CHI ICA GO.
THE COUNTY CONVENTION.

THE COL Nj X CONVENTION.
The Cook County Republican Convention
meets at The Supervisors ROOM, in the Court
House, tlis afternoon. to select forty-eeycn del.
egates to the Stale Convention; at Decatur.
The primary meetings in tho city, on Saturday
afternoon and evoning, resulted in the election
Of the delegate tickets supported By the friends
Of Mr.. JuDn, in Ill the Wards, ,by I'LL average
majority Of jfte to one. No Presidential issue
was raised. The opposition to hr. Judd was
very bitter and determined in certain quar-
tar, and rnanifested itself through the zealous
activity Of the police in rcddling the tickets
which were not elected. But the uajority on
tho other side was SO overwhelming that the
result was not doubtful in any Ward in the
city, thirty minutes after the polls were
opened.
, 1860-04-30

TEE SEASON AND THE TREAoHT.-By the Alma
mac it seemed April, and chilly at that, but
D:ake, Of the fremont HouRc made our sane
tum on Saturday to know the fresh, fruity odors
Of Jane. BY = remembrance in the shape Of lus.
clous strawberries. Mine hosts Of the fremont
have already commenced the season supply by
this in1ta1uent Of fifty quarts Of from Jackson,
Tenn. The guests of This capital tavern were
made to rejoice yesterday over Green Turtle and
Strawberries at dinner. Such Il lle-streaka
Of At a. Nsll u atreaks Of lean.
, 1860-04-30

The disciples Of the P..R.-hoth they who
60 il on their muscle, and they who worship
its glories from ;f:r-are agog with the de-
tails Of the great fight between lieenan and
Savers. Tle battle came OF on the morning
Of the 18th iust, in a meadow near A1dcrshot.
II we may credit the London. M,cs report,
printed in another column. Mr.. Sayers' stakes,
belt, and possibly Ills life, were saved by IN
irruption Of the mob into the ring, and by the
timely decision and fight Of tho referee. This
is all right; VIC arc not the ones 10 complain.
If Heenan must co to England to violate law
and cultivate the mb5 spirit Of the two nations,
be must not complain if he tastes Of the legt-
innate fruits Of his GRAND. But By the code Of
Fistians it is clelr that 1Ieenan had lis man
in cbancery, as Eyer had Sullivan in the great
Maryland "maul" twelve years ago, and that
he would hare flushed him very shortly, but
for the outrageous conduct q tho 1abble.-
This is the view Fiatiana will take Of it, on
both sidcs Of the water Hcenan will Of course
como home and be elccled Movor Of New
York.
Tho spectacle presented to Christiandom by
these bullies is curious one indeed The
laughing philosopher will lind in it the mate
rial Of thousand comedies the crying genius
may weep Ills sad bosom empty without begin
ming to do justice to tho subject. Hero are
the two foremost nations Of the world, il the
race Of civilization. Among them alone, is
prize.dghting either patronized or tolerated.
For months past the public attention las been
drawn to Sayers and 1ieenan as the representa-
tive men Of their respective countries. They
meet in a uarrow' pen, attended hJy thousands
upon thousands Of eagcr Anglo.Saxons. Nil.
lions Of dollars are staked upon their fistie
prowess, from. California to the 0rkneys, and
from India to Australia, wherever the Eoglis'1
language hus found a lodgrnent They pommc
each other to condition which suggests thei'
being carried OF the ground in buckets, ant
the finale is a tremendous row in wlish sevc
raj hundred pockets arc picscd-the who's
promising to lnsettle the foundations Of SO
ciety in t1le British capital, il not to disturb
the relations between tile two countries.
Tie latest dispatches convey the impression
Of foul play On tho part Of tho friends ant
hackers Of Savers, very decidedly. A strong
suspicion exists also that Ucenan's old enemy
Morrissey, cut the ropes and tripped American
champion at the critical moment
, 1860-04-30

Wo1kIxG MES's FnEr LABOR CLC1.-The reg
ular meeting Of this Club takes place this (noa
day. evening, at the Republican Head Quarters,
when tho discussion Bill be continued on the
resolution,
"Tbat il is ths duty Of The citizen TO obey tllt
Fugitive Slave law"
Tie public are respectfully invited to attend
F. J. RYAN, Eec'y.
, 1860-04-30

Cu,c.co T. M,,w.rKyE KAupoAr,-Ou and
sfter to-day the through pas senger tralnH on tue
Chicago Milwaukee railro I'D will leave Chi
cage as follows: 9:35 a. NJ, nad . r. H.; Nauke
gan Accommodation 5:o5 r. II. Arrive at LII
r. ~, and Gas r. H.; Waukegan Acconn1 odatior
can
, 1860-04-30

Free lzcsunE.-Dr. Knapp begins course
Of free lectures upon the subject Of Anatomy
and Physiology. i1lustrated by an extensive ap-
paratus, at witkowaxy Hall, On Tuesday eve-
ming, Hay ], ut o'clock.
, 1860-04-30

NEW AopK or Nr11p1xc nA1s1SG.-The ppblic
will do well 10 witness the actunl performance
Of the hydraulic process in raising buiIding..
Ar. Lanes card. elsewhere in this issue, will be
guide in the matter.
, 1860-04-30

EciEc71c FOR MAy.-The May number of the
Eclectic has been received by McNally L. Co.,
81 Dearborn street. NEXT Tuesday at seven
O'Clock L. ", McNally Co., will have com.
p1ete report Of the last prize fight between
Heeuau and SAycrK.
, 1860-04-30
THE CITY.

. The attention Of parties for Pixies Peak
IL directed TO tue advertisement Of "Eureka'
Gold Separator.
, 1860-04-30

Noy1So INTO New QcAagEns--Wo notice that
the well known Cigar Dealer and Tobacconjst,
for long timo our neigbbor acroas tho way On
CLARK street, Inns opened his new store, at No.
1874 Randolph street. in Kingsbury Block
Lovers Of the weed will chalk this number In
side their hats.
, 1860-04-30

T The case Of Vim. O'Connor against tho
City Of Chicago, after three days t1ia! in the
Superior Court, before Judge Goodrich, has
terminated in n verdict for the plaintiff Of $500.
Tho injury to The plaintiff was occasioncd last
October. by collision between the hose cart
Of the tire-engine Enterprise and wagon. in
whlcs the plaintiff was-
, 1860-04-30

CHICAGO SABBATH School CS1oS.-Tkse first
annual and thirteenth regular meeting Of the
Chicago sabbath School Union will be held ut
tue First baptist Churcl, corner Of Washington
ind La Sale streets, on Tuesday evening, May
lst. The exercises will be as follows: From :
to It o'clock, the annual election Of officers !;
fr ON II to 9! o'clock, Sabbath School expert
eace mceting---or wayside glances at that por-
tion OF the results Of the Sabbath School cflort
which our Father permits us to SEQ.
apl;o. Il. ii. & .7lLFoRp, Secretary.
, 1860-04-30

No. 100 DEAnuoKS SrHEET.--Messrs. Norris
d Hyde havo their counters full Of the latest
and freshest in the news line. Also all lato
Issues, Shehan's Life Of j,ouglas, &c., DC.
TIE LATE GEO. ". DoIs.-We noticed at
Hessler's Art Gallery, Oh Saturday, M admira-
bic Photographic likeness Of the iamented Geo.
r. Dole, from which full sized Photographic
portrait is being finished in oil.
, 1860-04-30
Hundreds Of County Fairs.

'A,ths .ats T. s. ra!s 4 Ch,e7zo ths Syeesy .va'S.a
.iz II u. eelaI Premium Of sso 81 yar P1teh*t
The Lock sttch u1te hv this naehi:e Is he only ttch
snce each ds Of the sea.r rs trs with .o Il. eads
eze upon eaeh sie OF lie toc int4oekd ID u L+ zen
frr q? IL No family should 10 without this ecnurascal
Tine AID lahos4vink m4eA Ane. Il DOES the tewr* .:
f1mY Of manufacturer With rtyPrgt snt beauty 5:1tthn<
lie htet or heave fable lE the tane time shat tn
1eams,1es+es require 10 CO tie .amn BY t!.nd.
1l.3Q3 OF naea!peA vrre sal tn la39 p71hte1
Bill Of Di;ections iustr- ts tl- t1errLt parts = NnI
With zach uachlne this sucteatsy e1pteN 70 sh"~ ~
use All orders exscut :. with 4c ;t0sbttcGt. ma
ehipes whsa shipped are ho1ed with rves, tho sAT
to them. md b. dell. He4 br e..s., !~!sn.1s IN
turvl to any SECTION Of The country seed Tor l5cn*H
GEO 4 CuLTtEN =: Gtnesai hkvnt;
Nue- l67 T. Lake ST. Ch:5a.o. ".
Eax &sn7 +, o. n4aS-o4s'"Hai"H ,
, 1860-04-30

E Gas fixtures of nlt the latest styles u.e,.
selling cheaper than erer nt No. Is Clark streef:
Gas fitting promptly done. -as;: !
ap2S-6t II. II. W1LNARrEzo1a
, 1860-04-30

S1Gxs! Sl0Ssi SIGSs chambers i Dubota.t
lis aud III Dearborn street, ore painting every
description Of tSiiQas, Banners, &C., in the bsst
styles at rery low prices. apo-1m
, 1860-04-30

hx1xonoloe1cAL~-Rapg Of thermometer
II taken BY E. L. o'Hsra, Apothecary and
FhArnaceutist fold Commercial Buildings, J No
50 West Randolph, corner Canalst. Chicago:
, 1860-04-30

D Go to John Jones, 119 De arborn street
and ret your clothes cleaned a, I'd repaired.
They will be well done and at prica to suit tue
times.
, 1860-04-30

Cn1:Aoo. Artl ., ,1seo.
Nessrs. Ogden, Diekty. Carer, Steele. &C. &c:
lx.FtxvxS:-ta ac:ede to your reque to use ny nae
l.. c.udtdate for reelection TO the Gu: sewet1ee
Cmlss,oner the l et Nay next a7d hereby e1p'ets
M felov ezenr regard to the performance ii my o-
cial duties heretofore -o
lam very respectfully yours. &c, s.L1SD.
O. ~1id
, 1860-04-30

Orros111oN 70 GRowLEns.-Notwithst, ndinE
the repeated attempts BY some concerns i. tie
trace, to prevent tho great rush to Faxon' s, 20
Lake street. for the new style Of Wall Pap erss.
ces for those new goods, and will guarantee tn
sel} lower than anywhere c}se in the city. Ca. i
and examine quality, styles aud prices, mud be
convinced that We are .giriag great bargains.
have nov engaged for the season all the best
workmen in the city. Bear that fact in mind.
an3O st
, 1860-04-30
1anking ann Qf1rbange.
HOFFAlANN d GELPCKE,
Es.1J1.KERS,
ILLINOIS.
Al 4. 10 LASALLE STREET,.



Rarl<inr ORnaTtTnA ATt
stAA1AA AAA9
ciT nr tsuatsT nd he u.asI snt.,. 70
rrTuls, ta-,,.too- nd cs,respo ndent9
1rs.r.s1 ~ ha.,rs. rn onlv ~ aIov In casea when
specsi ss.serents e ksye 6ren - ~ /, thst eaeet
Wer ee:se deposits parable Il specified dse, on which
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SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
!.
Deposits In .9ns notices. th1n dve do1a. received And
CeIN9eatss CT Dpo4ta tuet- Interest Il AZ pr e.n
wiz te Allowed ca epo<ts OF this Description Asft tnS
toa1s nsse reaed sn our hands speeatnd A. csae; Az
tepotited.
, 1860-04-30

Fh1rn1aceuttht&s National Conycn tton.
A National Convention Of Pharmaccutists is
TO be held at Washington, D. c., on the list Of
May, The leading purpose Of the gathering being
to rerise tho United States Dispensntory. Del
cEatcs to the same hare been chosen {rtm all
incorporated Associations Of Apothecnsics,
Druggists and Physicians. The body neets
once IN ten years. The following are tho dele.
gates from this city representing tue Chicago
Collage Of Pharmacy F. Scammon; alternate
E, L. o'Hnra- J. Il. Eanch alternate, s. Bliss
and George bnck; alternate, ]. D. Paine.
Tho occasion is one looked upon with much
interest by the profession.
Raising Buildings By Hydraulic prc%-
aurc--A Card.
The pnbGc are respectfully invited to be
present between the hours Of l md o'clock z.
II. on Monday, to witness the process Of raising
buildings by Hydraulic Pressure, at the four
story brick bsilding knoTn 81 the Franklin
House, opposite Setz' Foundry, now being
raised to grade, aud at that hour the machinery
Will be in operation, JoHx C, LANE,
TT The Sons Of Connecticut will meet at tbe
Briggs House, On Monday evening, April soth.
1t It O'Clock. Matters Of interest to ali viii be
under consideration,
b. request Of tho Committee.
! . G. L. Wusoa, Chm.
, 1860-04-30

r OST. STRAYED OR STOLEN
from the rrem!sc. n the snss:.lte7. III Michigan
avenue, = DAI{k DKiSpLE CDW. With en!Tea n&sns,
will be literally rewzTac:- ulsA1stIoN LNHi
am
, 1860-04-30

FR>1.E-ExS .1~ A0E.F.H-5.v-S,
C,rsr. OF The Grand Ducn7 Of SaxeWecar the puchea
II brunswick an6 a1et]otha. and the city q Frank
fort AMI y speei Of stytra Stae TO =.
fuf former r1.s1-ns Of ACS TElA- RAHEE. BAVARIA
HANOVER. II ESsI4. NASSAU, PRUSSIA ~AXOSi
WlETENBEF9. ELpEEkERG. SC. tA3s-cAwly
, 1860-04-30

BOARDING. gentlemen or
L a.entlem1n and lady. San Ia aeroT sted VIII
hoen, AID nIea.at f.ot so0ms No. 162 Mason
at tne hsad Of Las4e. d7. wanted 1ous Aa5 ooaFoes
.nI1IN
, 1860-04-30

I E D.

Apr! III, br Rev. r. r.. Henry, Mr.. II. L. SMITH
Mts. LIIxA kEhTING.
, 1860-04-30

PtKr's rEAkrRs, ATTENTION !-Completo Rub.
Der Outfits, Goats. Camp Blankets, etc, etc, at
Juo. u. 1deson &c.. 81 Dearborn 1t. ap3.tf
, 1860-04-30

DOARDING.-A large and plea
SUI, suite o. rooms ether furnished or unfu1u!shso,
With hoarl for family. Also. day en5rl FOR TWO genHe-
ns 1t ~ lasa!i. ste< c.zreE of Washington stsest.
ap,5kiW
, 1860-04-30

NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
J. that the tim Of Lyon s Hawtan Z this d.E Is"
solved ~ mutual conseGt. AunisoA twn.x
ne-v NJ
, 1860-04-30

MINISTRY At LAnGk.-Three Or four men and
large boys call on US every morning to find
work ut digging garden or taking care Of COWS
and horses. Also, very fine Americaa boy,
who wants to get place in store or Office.
Apply at 100 Randolph street, up stairuz
, 1860-04-30

ITO DISTILLERS.-Thc greater
rars Of The machinery for the full opt1nae Ct tws
las DteEes aso fS ssea A'son9! ca,aa; .5i an
veTr favorable Terms and ryseutsa sery favorable ppof
tuurv to p.ttles desreus Of exsn!!nx a4e15
nr eub3rxn. Il the tuA1nas. Apply to j. tAnUf-s'
HEEf;Ii = ii Soutb Wafer st1ret. ap9, ete In
, 1860-04-30

@ c. II. SCElVkN. Adeertsinq Agssh fs Dea!3era+st.
o1Aore3 to res<is -doer.k4tEs-s fer :ss cd al IL
L<aGtse Fopsr. q tbs EeHh Hen. taltss<y
, 1860-04-30

/ SSIGNNENY.-Noticeish is hereby
~ s1ven that the l,te e1m Of MCIR. LAyGLASp,.
Co. cd on lie i7,h day Of Apsi. make an asssnnsnt
for he teaet ~ their creditors Of their entire Assets ~
JOHN .. SMEDLEY. ,,t
III per.ons havsrE cl,ims asasnst - Gsa ot - Mnr III,
am Vii present The same fur adjustment II ~ >oah
Wsfer atrett 1t the office OF stafford 5 smed1ey.
JU8S D. SMEULEi. As1EEee.
-a,t- s~I} ~ 1sk1 nrs& III lN
, 1860-04-30

ITO RENT Convenient House
IN sn,.,,or street cast G! rlask. Re.s che4r for
rood terar, Who with uacxe:ptiocahla refy.
eneta Ano,y n this o.acc, aps3 c11G3t
, 1860-04-30

r IND UNIVERSlTY.-The Sum
i j mer TEN, of the ACADEMIC AND GoLLEGi-
ATE of hi: nsi1s insn1n ~ 9ptn On
elokirx on lie s4h day Of July. Fsaamans ctaa. VA
oranzed LAST fall students wishing to ectcs the ah;t1
isrm uY TILL class will be admitted on s1anlnatfn
et res. ~ Fn1ts. 1nril 1sth {-tn apl9c1s1 ~
, 1860-04-30
announcements.

CYLVESTER LIND, Esq.-Dear
~ sr:-The undersigned being Impressed with the be-
liefthat.e duties Of The oe Sese:asc Co n1 souer
10 he Ged nF election tie lit Of May such
character render Il Of the greatest importance to all
the Ct Of Gh:easo 70 h.se them p1oPezlY seeny
In the rsest1t financial undr ~h ch the country
Is las been bo1rT to ,onc person u knowa tn
qui.eteats of tie oce que,tou elected tn III with
OF di tnaiou OF psF solicit you to alo~ The
leve thst NE en1ens 4 Cheaxo ~ tna =, by
auswere aud t1l y0u VII be lndipo.+d u fled
What may re:a1ded the demand ct duty 1nd aes+da
, 1860-04-30

be required about 100000 Of bricks, 10000
supl. feet Of cut stone work, 5000 sur,l. feet
Of marble tilinG, 5000 cubic feet Of rubble
stone work, and 5000 supl. feet Of footing stoue,
$4,000 yards of p!astering, $500, 900 f. Of lum-
ber and timber, 200 tons of cast iron.
The contracts for the heaviest portion of the
works have been awarded to the following per-
sons or firms, viz:
CONTRACTORS.
I'll. Stone Co.-Roush and Sawed Stone.
Vim. G. Deaknan-Cut Stone for superstruc-
ture.
". i A. B. Cuok-Stonc Flagging, Steps.
Floors, &c.
c. i 4. Pricc-Masonry.
MS. Douton-Cast Iron work.
Wilcox dBallard-Carpentera' and Joiners'
work.
Barrett & Arno1d-Roo6ng.
+. L. Comley-Gas Fitting.
u. 4. Foot-Beli Hanging and Silver Plat
ing.
The cut stone work and cast iron work ere a.
ready nearly completed. The erection cf the
building will be commenced III soon AZ the
ground can be cleared, and progress as fast
IS tho safety and pernancncy of such a work
can be executed, all Of the same to be d.,ne in
the most thorough aud permanent manner,
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-08
Baltimore Oysters 7
 ays33 IN CANS AND KEGS. tr

,, I am now receiving my fresh Baltimore Oysters daily, by Adams Express, lyforty- eight, hours from Baltimore. I warrant all I sell to be good and fresh. My prices will be the same as last year. D cents per can, with six>dozen in can-warranted. ss s..t5 gss
 All orders from the country promptly at tended to, and oysters well packed in ice as receive them. ,sss
 My depot is No. il Madison street. I am the only agent for these famous, oysters in Memphis. ..-.1
 All kinds of Country Produce bought and sold, apdlthe highest prices paid for Dreid Fruit. CAY, -rta - The highestprice paid for all kinds of wild gsme- fss. --s D. C. PANCOAST,
 noy23-tf. 4 Id. . t,. Madison Street.