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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-24
THE AMERICAN CHRISTIAN RECORD. Emo. PIP.
W. r. c. CLARK hesker.

LIFE AND TIMES OF GEN. SAM DALE, TUE MIssIs-
sIPPI PARTISAN. BY J. y. Ii. CLAIBORNE. 2mo PIP.
233 Harper Brothers.
The subject of this memoir was native Of Virginia,
Of Scotch Irish extraction, and brave and energetic
pioneer the Element Of the S,uth West. He took
an active part in the Indian the frontier, and
was favorite ally Of Gen. Jackson on more than one
important occasion. The present biography is drawn
up from msteiials furnished by Dale and gives lively
account of his personal adventures and aso frequent
notices Of several of the Leading politicians Of that day.
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS,

For STATE PRIsoS-Th'r.een eonvicts, tried during
hudson County Court yesterday taken 70
Stat. Prison Trenton by shes Francis snd Of ete
Their Names are Ejsh Jones' John Fray Waiter Carl Thomas
Lynch Tate Harrington Valentine Lounsbuy John Matthews
Johp Meyers John Morton, John BreI John Brady Joca
Thompson. and Julius Mailhouss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-24

NIw-JERsEY CoLosIzATIoS SocIETY.--Ths aunual
meeting Of this Society win be held IN the First Pre.Sys'i.o
Church IN Princeton Wednesday the 29h ns at ~ O'Clock.
?. The Rev. DR. Slaughter cf Vissina and ohsG dsn
suished speakers. expected TO make sddIessesL
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IOcO THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
IOJO NTRAL RAILRO d. IOOO
GREAT poUBLE-TRAcK ROUTE.

GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE
The espeey 81 he Read h eQns 70 any " TIC county
TIKI GREAT SHORT LINE To THE WEST
ORiee No 2A,toT House Broadway -
Faeet or Of Passengers TO snd from Gin
eannsu Ckisaso ST. Louis st Paul Nashville Memphis New
seans all In the West Northwest and South
west are unsurpaseo speed and comfort by any route
Through rAibs for the West leave New ora foot OF Coar
ssat-si Morning Express Ia Evening EKpIess p IN
elst pins and smokiDgcSrs on all trains
Fare always low and the time quick a. By any osheI
rOpte.
By hs Fresh Of all descriptions can be Forwarded 70
from the rAi oaos0f Ohio KENTUCKY Indiana
lnsnois Nisconssn Missouri By AlLdOAO Dl-
RECT 10 any the nsyitable rivers Of the 0y
sanamers from PitsbaTEb. - - =, =,
Freight and from point OF the West ~ the
al times favorable charged
M oabT hsroae COmpenes Merchants and shippers intTus
s the s portsan Of their Freight 70 this Company can rely
vilh eonh6ebcs on it, speedy transit -.
Ths Company slso maintains Emisrant Aecomi on
Lane which parties smgstng westward enjoy cheap aud
mode Of az half the arso.as rates
n fape J. ELLIOTT Pas Agent, No. Asor Honse
LEIGH Co, Freight Ageots -
no 2AsteT Housa. and No South WlliHna-st-
MCDONALD L BibCHoFF, En.gTsnt Agents,
No Beitery-paee.
THOMAS A SCOTT, Gsrsral sup't, Ai;Oon,, Pa
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IL PORT End FALL RlvER--Tbe splendid and xaP,,o ~
sssnei kEi ROPOLIa. Capt Brown leaves Nee ~.
TBfsDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY a. % 1s ,NsSSAf
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, At o'eeOh , NJ "''" = ~
Re q n - A ,nv snpl-
HertanSy no rooms win regarded a. secured 70 any "PP
.n, M the ball have been psd taf S.o..h hx
Pprtht 10 .cston s forwarded 1hronsh "lsh t'0o'
hrPIe'' f1 w TRoRpEN Agent 20 and II wes'st
(yFNTRAI RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY--
u Conne~,in, a, ew.fIsmpton with the OeeWMe LsL
y~,,e spS Wsstsrn Rsroad and At Ess'on WIZ 'he
WI ESii5O1 ar ANGENFNT Des g leS
80 VI for FastOn and intermediate places nom 1907
Heste AZ A r u m, and 4:lo p for Sonaer
-. ~. ~. nbove trains and az oso1 y NJ.
~ P, No North aiver At 1880 and ~ 70 m ard $3.50
e ..on int mediate stations Tor eoneIvhle py
m train from 81 -Four sn6ss, and the ll;so
Pc n abe clio conpection a. baston with ne
hh valley Railroad and thence via East ennsyv hat
- 70 Rsaons without change OF ears and connects ~ READ
- abest ioT Pcitsyille and Harrisburg - -,
nger, o the Delaware Lackawsnna and Western hai
So vii esve Hev-Yo from foot Courtandtst OF
80 frsm Pier n r. only; for eheb Valley Railroad u and
n ID fou foot Of CouIandt, and ct 1880 and 1850 M
ven Pier N. r. emily. JOHN o. sTERNS, SupeTiHentent
AJEW-JTRSEY RAILROAD - For PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via Jersey
CiTY.-Ma and Express Lines leave New 1ork At and
ADD and fare SO Through Tickets sold Tor Cn
ssnt sno the West and Washington New Orleans and
SOuh 6e and through baggage checked to Washington In
. NJ. and trains ,,.
J W WOODRUFF, Assistent Superintendent
baggage viii be received for Trains unless oeVeeo Ano
"a 10 sdcsnce Of the time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-24

ACCIDENT AT TIE FERRY Mr.. Edward Warren,
residing No. 81 Grand street Jersey City "Wednesday nh.
the had ms foot bs fly crushed,
caught between the ferry boat and bridge be Aso
sustained severe confusion on the head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-24

AsoTHER REVOLUTIONARY LANDMARK GovE Tie
Herald that the Oh Tebntn House. apon The
hsd Of Monmouth, known far and wide The
residence Of the Rev. William Ternen and the hsaduaers
Gen. Washington in the Revolution torn down on aesJy
last II erected IN 100 l10l and late years
object Of much interest to visitors. =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-24

NEw-JERsEY STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY u eli
before The house Of Assembly authorizes Dr. Win Nm
10 plo.tcute he Geological ,afyey
out any additional e1psnss 10 the STATE The oct
Kiichell the Of the ats maPs, and apparatus ~
hi the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-24


IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
cans hsvip claim, sssnst IZABETH DARKE, late Of the
Cry Of widow Deceased, to present the With
serbeit house Seventy fourth street Tenth avenue,
In the Cry of New before The -nth day Of August
ssxt--Dsi.e New York. the 9Th DAY Of February 1850
WILLIAM HOLM rs, F.s.utor.
no lswsmF JAMES NJ DAaKE,
In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County Of EewYOT Notice IL hereby given to al
having claims against LEWIS LAY, late Of the City Of
NewT orb and Of the City OF Paris doceased TO present the
with vouchers thereof 20 the subscbers a the office OF
EDWARD FORT Of No Is South Willanst in the City OF
before the seventeenth day Of March next
gsSolDsed New Ork the 7th day q SeEeIqber, 1854
EDWARD FORT,
"a lsv6mFd Executors, Se. Of Lewis Lay, deceased
In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County Of Newly OH notice IL hereby given to all per
having claims sgans. GERTRUDE LEGGETT late OF the
Oy deceased TO present the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber the Office Of CHARLES MAY
tenth day Of May ne1t-Daied New York Nov. Q, 1889
nil isw6mFH JOHN Il. LEGGETT, Administrator.
CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- Yok-CYRuS sCOFIELD aud GEORGE FOX sst.
RENSSELAER, w. VAN sYCkLE--sumnon: for money
hereby ana required to answer the COM
plant action Of which herewith serve upon
you and to scpy of your answer to the ,9d complaint
the CITY Of NewYork within twenty days after the service
Of the day OF sucb services and you fe TO
the said compsini within the time aoesae the pa
tf in this ACT win take udgmeD; against you for ,he sum Of
(stg2 81 hundred egtywo dollars eighty
cents With n,cres. from the thirteenth day Of January 1850,
beside tbe Of this Rcon--Dated Jan. H. 1850.
JOHN FITCH Plaintiff 3 Attorney,
No. ~ Nslst New.Yogk
The and complaint duly dlsd 10 tho Office Of the
City and Of New ork The 18th day OF
i2S h%swF Pisinsis Attorney
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EVIDENCES OF THE TRUTH on
4W II PURE RECORDS STATED ASEW. By
KNsless n AwlrrsQN. u A. Fron The london Edt9n.

tha Mole tran A.
m asa 5oald lincoln. RswYork; Sheldon Co
TIE retuhs Of tbe recent Archaeological discoveries in
tho Fast are here brought TO the confirmation Of the
historical portiops Of the Scriptures. Dir. Rawnson,
wi ose name has been made familiar TO the learned
-or,d nv b;s admirable uantstion of Herodotus has
devoted himself to the cuneiform and heroeyPhicaI
Investigations in which his brother, Sir Henry Raw
Inson has taken such a conspicuous part, and in th'
volume, originally prepared as course Of hampton
Lecture at Oxford, has applied them TO toe eiucida ION
of saered history and defense Of its accuracy against
the as aulis Of modern uDbelitvers. Inc 'o'ume'
however ia not limited 10 the discussion OF anogie
b aneh of evidence In addition TO the elaborate argu-
meDt founded on the data by the
Of Egypt and the excavations OF Assyran ru'ne M
Rawmson has considered the testimony to the trn OF
divine revelation derived from the wide field OF ancient
literature in general DcudiDg the passages IN the "a
gan, Jewish, and Christian writer's Of antiquity, which
have heretofore beer used in Illustration of the eyiden noes
of ChIirtaniy TIE work is remarkable for its pro-
foupd and extensive Learning the sobrety and camness
of lite DE- QUESTIONS, and the acuteness of its criticisms
Fan liar with The speculations Of modern theology, as
well as with Classical literature and archaeological re-
search the author has made valuable contribution to
the work Of uniting faith md knowledge The Ameri
can editor has iortd an acceptable service oy trans
lsiiDg the Greek and Latin notes into English.
THE AMERICAN CHRISTIAN RECORD Emo PIP. &C.,
W. r. c. CLARK a. Mesker.
A vast amount of information in regard TO the vsr
our religious denomination in the United States is con-
tanned in ths comprehensive manual. 1t includes an
OF the history, conf ssOns Of faith and present
CONDITION Of the religious sects in this country, list Of
,be benevolent snd moral institutions, Of tie religious
periodicals. spd OF the clergy of every denomination In
the Ulited States togetoer with great variety OF
valuable miscellaneous intelligence, connected with
II main purpose of the work. Tine plan of the publ
cation h excellent and will doubtless be received with
interest in all quarters Of the religious world although
the present volume appears to have boen prepared 10
hurried amer and is disfgured by numerous type
graphical bunders, which will materially impair its
usefulness.
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s30 HEALTH of AMERICAN WOMEN. ~

NJ woman who looks well that she dare rot complain
og b. lest she be aicued instead Of leceisns 9
rs her BE miserable Most women IN this country oet~eeh
a. .sos Of rs and OF less degree WIN sp
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kh but them that they can De cured
5 sehs offered not aosSs ss ~ .y leading phy
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sSss p y: In' s sS Bss be following
Dr. Hsye' The eminent CheD 70 ne sss 81
Uterine Csthocon The Ingredients ver valuable N resso
tS beth and thsr peculiar combination gves direct q.
l.soTuhs upon the uterine og.ns A"pE'tg rss'aes
~~e CAsnt e, the STATE ef Ma'.aeAu.et's"
y&Is yeouIaylfes weakness uterine diaes1est' and az
sI ~r.e A6euIiss o0nsBt0a t-OH6Is' o. 'oo1en are
e~sirsIy evsd bp THE GaAEYEHBEHe MAksaALs tIshdsk
Son on TER GxlETEsBERs ooxPASY, No - PARK-KO"
KEwYoRk AED 81 AZ wee SENT pT ErpnH
Anp cRAEeEs PAID BAD OF EHPRES HorTS fAoN NEW
SSS,s.. JOSHUA ~ BRIDGE ". D., ses,sts,y S.S Con
suistaS Physeian Gya<jsHbsT0 Company NO. S1 FS'~7~
I .oUIsvnLE ARTES SIAN WATER
Al n 4 4 + T 4
1t smnses Appetite sBd Digestion and sves IssEpi.It
rsef 70 he and Head ssI eating drinking tSO
Fol- sale by al Drasyil.s, and BY ,.
s. T. THOMPSON y, As gsp h,s.a,.,
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DROGREss versus ROUTINE.
Il oUERU,s COD LIVER OIL JELLY
Patented Aug ~ 1883,
n remedy consunp0n kinds Of couShs IL
A. twice Laoge eilcacious than the liquid Of
auERu's JELuyIE6 CASTOR OIL Cr.tsu,sd, =,
inventor No lt5 4thav and al respectable
A,oasis.s PENFOLD, PARKER a MOWER,
No. is B'esmAn-st, wholesale srsnts
TIVE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE Of
an INVALID pubished FOR the benefit and warning
ked euion young Who suffer Rom Nervous Debility.
RrsatuFe Decay supplying ~ tbs time the ne1ns OF
ssCOTe by who cured himself amer having been put 70
gSst s1penie through medical impot9n snd
81 Bedford Ees BrookyB Kings County Rew-Yok, BY n-
eSoszE poSt,DS.6 addressed envelope.
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se hoses wsb Directions above Is cents 50 cents or 81
Persons wish place themselves under the professional
or advice Prof HUMPHREYS do 20 At ME
sSsoa 30 Ss2 Broadway daily, hom - to or By
ss~e' DIR REMEDIES BY MAIL OR EXPRESS.
- remedies by the single box or M cAse u
J Of the country By mall OF express nee Of ensIs on
EBNThs boxes Nos ] to Is small Eze, Hos lt 10
49,, six and In mslink up % o. this must be re-
Teeub@Ted The yials Uniform In ms and pSlce ana
1,s2tpa for attention necessary onthi, peh
I1 ever tia list make Of what Inns YET choose
= $500 ths ,nount In current stamps by us to
.oSTss. "a No so Broadway New Tori, and the msdiots
ri b duly returned by Dsi or exPEess ,..,,,
0 FIIIIY or TRAVELLER should be without these invA
~ .stvs. Tbousauds use them with the most Triumphant
49, DR.. Y. HUMPHREYS Coz
Deo Ne $50 Broadway, HewYork
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

BREcSISmDGE SFEAkING.-Col. B. F. Wash
ingten, and Geo. Pen Johnson spoke at Grass
Valley on Wednesday evening. We learn there
WAS respectable crowd in attendance, and that
Washington's speech was IN able one. Weller
did not speak
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

FAvoRs.-Gco. W. Wclch, of tle Pioneer Book
Store. has regards for Frank Leslic's Month
ly. and Illustrated Weekly, Our Musical Friend,
Tribune, etc.
To Jerry Sullivan. of San Francisco, we are
undsr Obligations for the prominent Atlantic
Journals.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

RACES AT GLEyBRooK.-Church'sg z. M and
Brown'srcan contended for purse of 800 n
side on the 10Th. The grey won the race easily
The sports of the city went up" on the race
considerably. Several thousand dollars chan .cd
hands during the day.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

SHOOTING ScRApE.-Smith, bar-keeper Tor
Jim Jeffrey, on Bioad Street, had few words
with Geo Downey on Wednesday evening in
Jehrey's Saloon. The language used was rath-
er unpretty for minute or two, bat was silenc-
ed bv shot from Smith which came near hit
ting Downey. Both were arrested by the
officers.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

The HE>SEss PAsS.-We had the plcaeurc
of meeting Mr.. David Hunt, Monday, just
over from Virginia City, ria the IIcnness Pass.
lie reports FIVE six inches of snow in the Pass,
but that it i well trodden and no obstacle to
travellers who are to be passing and rcpss-
sing all hours of tho day.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02
AGEN NCY NOTICE,

Mr.. l.. T. FISHER is our only authorized Agent
in San francisco to receive Advertisements, receipt
for the same, and TO transact business generally for
the NEVADA JOURNAL. Ofiice-No. 17f1. Wash
in,ston Street, nearly opposite Maguirc's opcr'
Housc-up- stairs.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

MILLIsERY.-Mrs. Taft, 4 capital millncr
and dress maker, has fine and new stock Of
goods, just suited to the taste Of the Ladies of
Nevada, selected by herself in San Francisco
Her store is few doors below the Journal Office
near the Bridge. Give her call.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

bErAErED.-Henry Philip Esq, an old
friend, and very successful expsessmau of this
county, left m Monday, for short visit to his
old home in the East. Phil. is 4 capital fellow
whose even temporary absence his acquaintan-
ces-and their name is legion-sensibiy feel
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

GIVES 1T uP.-Thc y. Y. HecaR comedies
the election Of Lincoln. and advises Democrats
to turn thoir attention to gaining "a many Con-
gressmsn possible. in order to thwart him in
carrying out Republican doctrines.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

THE HgSrKRIAN for November comes beauti-
fully embclishcd as usual. and containing a
beautiful little poem from the pen of Judge
Taylor. of Downicyillc, besides the articles cf
the contributors and cditress. Success to the
Hcspcrian.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

REVOLUTION IN CosTA RICN.-Ex President
Mors. who drove Walker ont of Central America.
WAS shot by his countrymcn on the lst of Octc-
her. nt Punta Arenas. for attempting to trcr-
throw tho Government. Gen. Canas and Col.
ArAncihia shared the same fatc
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

ATLANTIC MoNrHLY.-Thc October number Of
this best of all American Magazines. has arrive
and is filed to oyerlowng with capital articles.
Read the Atlantic. by all means.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

NED. MCGOwAS FOR CoNGRESs.-An Arizona
correspondent Of the Bulletin, iutmates that
Ned. NcGovsl W Il pro aby be c'essful in
that Territory as a candidate for Congress.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

Box1yR announces that he has secured James
Buchanan as a writer for the Ledger.
Old Buck may have the stomach to write the
history Of his own administration. Nobody else
has.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

Onrsrrs \. BROwxsoS. editor of the Catholic
Review and one of the most strenuous Catholics
in America has taken the stump In New Jersey.
for Lincoln, and is exposing the heresies of
Douglas
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

GIFT EyTERrAISNEyr PusrPoSED.-The Gift
Entertainment: of c. ". Young has been further
postponed to the 29th Of December, for the ac-
commodation Of all parties.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

OS hearing the news from Pennsylvania aud
Indiana, David Bovycr. Of Rough Il Ready
caused hundred guns to be fired at his own
expense, in honor of the event.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02
BE Justnnd Generous.

It is reported that Bill Watt has employ
ed some of his own countrymen to travel
the County importuning all Scotchmen
wherever found TO vote for him, on the
ground of a common origin The Irish and
Cornish are, also, approached, and it is
poured into their ears that John l. Sykes
is American inimical to foreigners, and
therefore, it is the duty Of all foreigners to
support one born on the other side of the
Atlantic instead
One OF the great causes which conspircd
to give birth to the Know Nothing party,
was the fact, that foreigners on our shores
voted almost in solid column for one party
which with the assistance of that vote was
always sure to succeed. They were found
to be clanish. The American party was
formed to show them the necessity of exer-
cising their Judgment IN the matter of pol
tain rights for men overborne by the thor
ough claniShneSs of foreigners, more par
ticularly the Irish, Having demonstrated
the spirit of the American people, when the
necessity exists, the party has dispersed
and its members are found thickly strcwn
in all ranks They have been condemned
for lheir prescription. If reports be true,
the same prescription is about to be visited
by foreigners upon the native born at the
election on Tuesday next Tie results will
-tyeal the extent Of intolerance practised,
and then it may be necessary to resuscitate
the Naive Amtrican party again, the spirit of
which is pacifed. and only asks fair play t.
remain so.
American Republicans make no distinc-
til between the nominees on their ticket
in regard to the place of birth. We hope
the same feeling will prevail TIN Ioughout
the ranks Of the party. Vote for John |.
Sykes, and all will be we'll.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

DUrcH FLAT AND LITTLE YORK RoAp.-The
subscriptions FOR this road said to be com
pletc, and the work will commence Immediately.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02
Ian MS
Pioneer EXPIRE SIS
CONNECTING At
MARYSTILLE AND NEVADA
WITH
Reliable Express,

WITH
Reliable Express,
To ALL PARTS OF
CALIFORNIA,
ATLANTIC STATES sAND EUROPE.
We will dispatch Daily Expresses from the 70
ing places;
IN SIERRA COUNTY.
Downevie, Goodycar's Bar, Monte Cristo,
Forest City, Morri<on's, Sierra Valley
smith, Flat, Craie's Flat, Independence Hill.
Minnesota, Chips Flat, Eureka CityJ
IN YUBA COUNTY.
Parks Bar Grcenville, Galcna. Fill
Ousieys Bar, Oregon House, Young's Gold Hill,
Roses Bar Fostcr's Bor Slate Range
Long Bar, Camptonve. Indian Valley.
Tmbuctoo.
IN NEVADA COUNTY.
Alpha, Montezuma, Little York.
Cherokee. San Juan, Humbug Oity,
frenckCurra SwcctIand's Moore Flat
Marysvillc and Nevada,
And every Saturday morning from Nevada to tn
following places in
= L A Il Il Err RITORY
FRANKTOwN, washoe Valley GoLDCANoN,
GENOA. Carson Valley, CARSON CITY, L. Val
CHINATOWN, DOWNTOWN,
TRUCKEE MEADOWS. VIRGINIA CRY.
WALKER RIVER MINES.
R;-All Letters for the Western Atlantic States
enclosed in our Government franked Envelopes and
indorsed Overland, via. Salt Lake" will be for
wardcd and reach their destination sooner thai n ly
any otherlinc.
;S-TREASURE, Packages and letter., transmit.
ted TO and from the abuye points with ubrvalcd
despatch and security.
Hh!d Dust ani Con forwarded to all PARTS of the.
United States and Europe insured or uninsured At
as low rates as can he done by any house with sccu
rity.
Our Treasured Express will always be accompani
cd by faithful Messengers
Notes, Drafts, Bills, Sc collected or negotia.ed
aud al orders attended to promptly
Purchases of every description made Forward
log of Merchandise and Commissions of every ns-
ture aticnaed 20 gently, and with prompti-
tudc.
Office IN Nevada, next door below Wells Fargo
Cos JNO. PArrlsOY
Oct Il, lS59-tf Agent.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

Every ticket will be good for ONE DOLLAR
IN LIkENESSES at any time before or after the
Distribution. Any person who will have Il Like
ness taken, will rccrive One Ticket fof every dol
lar invested in Pictures, which will cntitlc any
to chance in the Prizes.
Tickets. -.-......----..-..On One Dollar.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02
Broad street Market.
JAMES COLLEY, Proprietor,

A LII kinds Of Meats constantly on hand
4 at the above well known Market, and for sail.
in quantities to SUIT purchasers.
Meats delivered in any part of the city at any
.iin...
i'fia's aA2ofiis. to lnsi.is .f M.-is saeehssa5
NgedtE- D.f. ). "a.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

$500 BEr.-A correspondent at Blue Tent
write. that bet of $500 was made at that place
cd Monday, between Douglas man and Re
publican The terms of the bet are. that Doug
Ia. must obtain the electoral vote of the State.
the Republican win'.
The Republicans Of Blsc TEXT are numerous
md very spirited. Our correspondent says, they
ssJisn doing their entire duty on Tuesday next.
Col. BAKER delivered another of his thrilling
orstions at tic American Theatre, San Fran
cisco. Oct oGth. The crowd was immense and
III. enthusiasm unboundcd. Col. Baker sails
for the East on the llth.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02
a,s-eIA1 FEED STABLES
ANsb COR RAJ.
j. T. S A X BY

Having removed from the old place and Estab-
lished himself in the
Hay, Grain and Feed Business,
With the Mcssrs. UUFFAKERS, at the Corner OF
Main street and the Nevada Road, at NORTH SAN
Juan, would respectfully inform his old friends
in Nevada, and the Public generally, that he is
prepared to accommodate Stock in tile best stylr
and at the most reasonable rates.
Returning thanks for the past liberal patronage
they msst respectfully solicit n continuance of the
same. HCFFAkERS & SAXBI,
Au-. l. -m3 NORTH SAN JCAx
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-02

IIAII..-A right smart hail storm passed oycl
this city on the oSth of October.