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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-17

FRIDAY, March l6.

FRIDAY, March Is.
Committees reported.
HouzE RESOLUTIONS LYING OVER, UNDER THE
RULE.
resolution to deciare the charter of the
Citizens Bank of Nashville and Memphis.
forfeited. On motion of Mr.. Payne, laid on
the table.
Mr.. Hildreth entered a motion to recon-
slider the vote REJECTING the bill requiring
Judges to reduce their charges to wiring.
Mr.. Bumpass entered motion TO recon-
slider the bill to correct conflict in the Code
Mr.. Mimi called up hs motion to recon-
slider House bill for the iielief of the widow
and heirs Of Arson Chapel. Recensidered,
and Mr.. MINIS offered an amendment
adopted. Mr.. Bradford offered an amend
ment--adopt.d aud bill passed.
House messages were taken up and dis
pos,d of. The Housed non-concurred in the
Senate amendment to the Free Negro bill %
and the Senate insisted upon its amendment.
Mr.. Nash called from the table the bill
to regulate the election of Presidential
Electors--amended amended and referred to
judiciary Committee.
HOUSE BILLS ON Sd READING.
A bill to incorporate the town of Union
vile and for other purposes. Passed.
HOUSE BILLS ON FIRST READING.
A bill to change she line between the
, counties of Haywood and Madison. and for
other purposes. Passed.
A bill to increase the salary of the keeper
of weights and measures; passed.
A bill to establish the 18Th Civil District
in Dyer county, passed.
A bill to charter the Chattanooga, Harri-
son, Georgetown and Athens Railroad Com
pany; passed.
A bill to enable Justices of the Peace to
correct Judgments; passed.
bill for The relief of jailors, and for other
purposes; passed.
A bill To incorporate the Hartsville Cen
trail Free Agricultural Association; passed.
bill to ascertain the sense of the people
of Upton county 10 regard TO the change of
the county seat; passed.
A bill for the relief of the Shclbyville Bank
of Tennessee, and Tor other purpo-es; passed.
A bill to amend section 1547 of the Code
passed.
A bill for the relief IF pensioners, passed.
House bills on second reading were taken
up and disposed or
Adjourned TO 2 p m.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-17
Tie n.lena lArkl shleld has the following

The Helena (Ark.) Shieid has the following
which shows iha. al least one Southern mem
Der of Congress is not afraid to back his jadg-
ment:
''nau. A. Rust passed down on the Lady
Walton. one Of the Arkansas river packets,
last Thursday night.
From friend. who was on board. we learn
that Col. Rust was vehement in his praises oi
Judge Douglas, and gave il as his decided
opinion that the Little Giant would be the
lucky man al Charleston. And to prov G
that he did think -. offered "a bet larg,l ~.
aud did bet $1,000 that Douglas would get
tIe nomination"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-17

The law recently passed by che Legislature
of Maryland for the suppression Of lotteries,
Is very severe. 10 makes a violation OF Vie
code against lotteries punishabl by ine for
each ofiense of not less than $500. nor more
than $1,000, and Imprisonment for not less
than three nor more than twelve months
There will nevertheless be a supply Of lotie-
~ tickets In Maryland equal 10 the demand.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-17
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House disposed of number of Senate
bills on second reading, among which adverse
action was had on the following:
To regulate the taxation vi costs in GER
tain cases; Indefinitely postponed
To amend the criminal laws of this State;
laid on the table.
To change the line between the counties OF
Wayne and Hardin; amended and rejected.
Adjourned till 81 m. tomorrow.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-17
A FrxALs DErrR1rxrD TO vorE.-anc

A FEMALE DETERMINED TO FoTE--Anch
amasemrat vas created The other day. at
the polls IN AIexaBdrls, ID. c.. by an attempts
10 cary Woman Rights into active exeF-
else. The wife OF n voter, who vas con-
dned 10 BID by illness, sPpvsrrd, and de
mandrd to c AL hsr husbands vote. Upon
refusal. she became quite iraie, ssd IN = :
ply 10 the jerrs of some Of the crowd. seized
a briek-bal. snd Coz while cleared The ifoai
Of he polls-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-17

Mr.. BREcKINRIDGE AT CHARLEsroS.-Mes-
srs slidril, Gwin, and othrs, have attempt
cd movement tn combine New York aud
Pennsylvania on Mr.. Brrckinridge at Charles
ton hut without success. so far. except as TO
part OF the Pennsylvania delegation, pre-
viauSsy inelin' that way. Mr.. Breckin-
ridges Know-Nothing aud slave code speeeh-
e. have damaged him materially. and Mr..
Douglass friends will never consent TO his
aomination-C5r. " T. Tribune.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-17

PfrctiSs our.-we have heard of several
spirited aad -n-rgeiic East Teanessee buys
pitching out, intent upoa j,ining sam Hoas-
ton, In eass he makes sally into Mexico.
Seine have passed lhis way en- route 10 the
ooFsier country IN the event that cid Sam
does poaaee deSe apon the Aexieaas we pre-
d.ct that many yoaag man from lisss parts
will join IN he sxped tion. Sam Houston him
self bslag an Eat Tenaesss=an aad very pop
uiar amoisg The older inhabitants chalts.
n0aga eoaid spArr several witEoHt any s<Ficas
damage 10 her IaieFesls.-CAaf. Ads
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-17
Nanru C,notISA De1ocaAcr ron HuNrEn

NaRru CAROLINA DEMocRAcY ron HuSrER,
The Washington correspondent Of the \.
I. Tribune says
The ID -mocraiic Convention of North Car
oIina has chosen delegateS TO Charleston for
Mr.. Hunter, aud the indications are that
Georgia VIII follow the example. His chat
ces tor the nomination have increased decl-
dedly in the last fsw weeks as ofi'flng the
beet poinf OF Concentration for The South and
as least Objectionable 20 the Northern wing
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-17

Mrs .WinsIoSv, an experienced nurse us
emale physician has soothing syrup for children
eethirg, which greatly facilitates the process Of
teethi.g by softenng the gumsre iucing ailinhama
on-wili aliay all pain andis sure to regGlatethe
bowels Depend upon it, mothers, it wiugive rest
o yourselves and reliefand health 90 your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement n
mother column une5dxvIy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-17
sCHuETzE s LUDoLFF,

aIANUFACTrRf< % inez FKxxe
vi GRAND. 90 ARE. sna FAR1tsk 81 =
GRAND FsANo F0zIfs. u.sis zilh IHH
al t1s improvements cooaoslse 70 -
EuperaoztlF ~ esas, tssEh aaa eaFsAfl7tY- SOIH
MEDALS szasdsd a the "a - Ses fors. 1851
- sad -. ans - "a Less. ls53 ns iers. szbeos
sna f~iasites sih SAVE Behry ~ eaheE sef Fs PSF
chasing Al ssistrrBeais suarznteeafzf ttEes yezrs-
hrsedsays j Ssz YORK Hseel-Sm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-17

PoETs AND PoErRY oF rHE Sorru.-we
learn thai Mr.. MOORE who contemplated
Publishing work on the Poets aud Poetry
of the South has abandoned that enterprise
for the present. Tue chief reason assigned
for abandoning the enterprise. il. that there
IL now in press, or in preparation. another
work similar in character. tn be edited by
distinguished Southern poet" as the put.
fishers themselves hare informed Mr. aooEE
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-17
AFTERNOON sEssIO,


House bills on second reading resumed and
dispos of.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
A bill TO reduce the salaries of bank off,
GERS, and 10 prevent the unnecessary expen-
diture of the peoples money; passed.
A bill TO increase the jurisdiction of the
County Courts Of the State; passed.
A bill TO regulate the practice of law, and
to relieve officers; passed;
A bill for the relief OF Alexander R. An
derson; passed.
A bill directing where suits for divorce
must be brought; passed.
A bill to regulate the practice of bail,
while accused is on trial; passed.
A bill TO amend the General Internal I'm
provement laws of the State; passed.
INTRODUCTION OF BILL
Mr.. MINIS, bill to incorporate the Look
ont Manufacturing and Mining Company
passed
Senate adjourn d till A. NJ. to morrow.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-17
Mobile naea..


The drst day. races At The Magnolia course
are over Tue Association purse for 500
three mile beats--Was warmly contested
Planet won both heats In 5:43i and 5:40f.
In The first heat Breckenridge came IN seeosd
and Wagner third. In lbe iast heat Alexag.
DIR Mas distaHcud.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-17

e-An old Dutch tavern keeper, who had
his third wife. thus expressed his views of
matrimony: well. you see, the first time l
married for love-dat was gool; den | mar
ries for brauty-dat was goot, too. about as
g0ot as de first; dis time marries for money
and dis is better as both"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-17
sNPIa.x NENT.

eEA MONTH AND ALI. KxPESSks PAD
sD.tO Al agrnt = sznted 10 efers ts~n 4Es eoan
. in tAe Cnlted states a. engage IN rrkfectahae
ana cav basineks - = hiss s1e sbese FFohIs may
be esrtsinls REALISED. Eor fErtlsr psFticazrs aS-
dress Dr. - Hsxss a kzxxs. corasr l@fA slre<S snd
Brcsa.sy, Se9 Vera cssg. encl0sissf ose Fazlass
stamp fse9l-ds~zra
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Cheap ploughs.

EXCEL AID EAGLE PIlDUGHs, various sizes. soE
II Que or more horses, Tor sale q uAnafzetnrels
prices
SPADES AND sHoyES, Amss' ,aDe al other hrzi
quAliIy manufactures.
8AkEs AID HOPS, all sizss and p4iierns-
Gzrdezug inpieusSptz Of every tescrilltloa.
MACKENZIE 4 NfSrHiS,
feb2l-u anal4 leliess street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-17

81 For pretty and cheap Dry Goods call
Nicholson Humphrey at No. y south side OF the
Square. They receiF wing daily fine stock OF both
Fancy ahd Staple Goods which they selling lit
tie cheaper than any other house in the city
-ff
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DO Gftegraph.

1he Mx<tang Linfment cares Kkeunaffsm;
zhe Anstana Lfainest cares S,H .zossfs: ~.
The Aastdng LSnimenf cures Bares and Hasinds;
The Mustang Lininsent cures Sores Ulcers. caksd
Brsasts and Sore Nipples; Neuralgsa, C0vs AID Harts
AID Is srorfh
l.008,0OO DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the United Safes the and resorer Of
valuable Horses and Cattle 1t cures ali Sprains,
Gzids. Wounds, Stiff Joints, &C. Did you ever hear
of any ordinary Sore Swelling, Sprain Stiffness,
either OF beast, which the Mustang Liniment
would not curef Did you ever visit any respectable
Druggist in any part Of the worId-in Europe, Asia
! or Amerca-xho did not say .sit the greatest
discovery Of the agef Sold everywhere Every
family houid have it; three sizes
BARNES PARK, Proprietors,
MARLIN New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-17

R0rA contemporary inquiries II the yoang
lidles Of the pFesent day are fitted for wives.
A mnch more important inquiry j.. whether
t-ey are fitted for husbands
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-17

&c JAsEs d. THoAAs. of Campbell, has
been nominated as the democratic eleetoE ter
the Second Congressional District.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-17

The man who has 40 censeienee efhls 90 q
10 keep u generally the most anxious 70 d
The keeper VI other peoples
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-17
Death Lewis q. Levin.

PHILADELPHIA, March 14.-Hon. Lewis c..
Levin, well known Native American lead
err, and formerly a member of Congress from
this State. died in this city this morning.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-17
FOR SALE.

w T viii offer fsr sale 93ft 6 inches 81 lot No lis
w ON North Market street, the Loaisv lille &
Nashville hiruad nepot. said lot pres oecapi-
ed as coal yard. For terms enquire OF AZ. ii. son-
Oman or samuel Aesell ca ths prstnlsss-
mari4-dim {. WAII co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-17

ESQ BALTIMORE STREET.
Il is Of the most extensive in this country, and
tue proprietors are fully prepared TO compete with
Northern Cities. feb29-d2m
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v Err Mt BOY

n siiIs saesAl k1rsss Ss.fsoa znd safs faai <ess<r
Il tat hes sFezte4 - tse <asaEil.e Fztr esFaunaz
n less taza nzltEsez and 50 eeeo1ds II zks hts
sszzEn leF ss<e. sFeu AsFeh - - taig a. 49,
s,sele. Is ull<< ffesu "a hslfzs snl ale n "a
teFEfr- - f<tSFf-fs<E nsft LAS sc ! ssssz
Nssh tes ffsl!ezs - setarsias narss lizt E.t -
I.HS H4tL.
s<A1o-l7< lases So. le@2z
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Early Corn, Early Peas and
Beans, Early Cabbage and

IUSf received, a full sapply Of choice Vegetable
81 Seeds from Biiss's famous nurseries, Ouly ave
ceuts paper, or any cents fezsn-
eS- 10 you want extra early OF extra large Corn
Vegetables. IL any kind desc option for I've
cents sou esn obtaia supply OF any oBe kind sun
eient faf the 81 a small family.
AiS0--fLONER SEEnS great variety,
feb2a-u AACkkNziE & AfSCHfS.
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Evergreens! Evergreeas
EVERGREENS.

IUSr received small lot af Evergreens, among
81 which may be IN q choice sa' les Of the IA
MA LAFiF0IIA, LEX oPACA, F1SVS SfROhUS.
THUJA OCCIDEsN FAILS These have been carefully
tal up and the roots pack BY prar tieai gard
They in prime e,nd!'icn and for sale low.
fcb2e-u MACKENZIE 4 AINCTiIN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-17
xCE, xCEN AC.Eii

w have opened our Ice Depot in the rear Of
Wv the State Bank and ~nl sen A. cheap . ny
in the market that h good our ice j. from Para
disc nI ia Eteen miles Isrth Of Nashrille and made
exclusively of she bet Sri alter In tie State, from
four to eight Thick We will open a depot on
south Cherry street. c. Mecfaryis grocery stor
about the I5th OF April.
marI6-f. II. F. K ]. J. GARRETT
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A. C. & A. B. BEECH,


No. 81, COLLEGE STREET,
Are receiving and opening every day an ele-
giant stock of Spring Good; they will be con-
stantiy receiving until the I5th of April.
feb25-tI
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Don't Forget to Call.
EXHIBITION FREE.

IL is pleasure 10 10 shoso Goods, and gratica-
ton to sell them.
IA are now Receiving = ring stock OF
w FURNISHING G0ODS,
embracing everything kept Furnishing
Houses.
a Fine stock of shirts,
OF ALL SiYLkS AND AT ALL PRICES.
X d Gloves, and al! other kinds;
A line assortment oi Umbrellas;
Canes. iunumcrabic;
Suspen of every variety;
Half Hose of every description,
All kinds oil Neck Ties;
UNOfRWEAR, OF every material;
Handkerchiefs, only to be seen TO be admired;
BRUSHES, of ali kinds, &c. &c.
Call al our store on Cherry street, door South
Il U4iOn and We " III hes, Efforts To meet
your wants upon the most SATISFACTORY TEINss.
marl7-u J. "A. Nc ILL.
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Sold by all respectable Dealers throughput
the Country.


the Country.
THIS fine brsrd Of Cham acne. which until the
Il past year was confined exclusively to the best Ia
bles Of the Continent OF Europe, has now obtained
the most unbounded success and pnpslari,y IN thin
country. II is recommended by some Of the FIRST
Physicians OF the city Of New rerk. over all other
wines, on account OF its extreme parity and delica
ey, and those w-o oOee Try e rarely any Other
brand. Although only enc year has elapsed sinc,
hs introduction into this country, the demand l.
enorEaoos, and constantly Increasing. onF arrange
ments are sneh as 10 the qualify Of the Win,
being maintained a. its present Aigh s;Ansard III,
Prince Imperial Is Imported solely ~ rs, xe benz
the sole Agents 81 ncsSrs. d. vKSosE Co., IN thi
eosniry. Ey Hat BWOgrT 60.
Nos. ass 4ae and ar Bfaa. WAY New York
Seid II Nashville sy ". 4 y ?. rIlEATIAN. s
Corner 81 CkETsh and College ST
uiAT9-arzd
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Leave Nashville at $50, 4. n. and 5, I'm.
Arrive at CHAT snOola = P. N. and A. n
GINNING WEST.
Leavee Chattanooga al a n and p N.
Arrive at Nashville 4 6:lO r. n. A. n.
Ii rail connection, and shsrtestroute TO Boston
n New lorS, Phila' elphia, Baltimore, Washing
tou City, Richmond, Petersburg, LyUohbnrg, KHox-
vile, Savannah, Charleston, Montgomery, Memphis
New Orleans, &c.
Both rraiHs oanect At Stevenson with Trains on
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, anc At CAatlanoo-
ga it'll Trains oB East Tennessee and Georgia and
Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets may be hid At any hour on appli-
cation To Ticket Agent al Office at Depot, o. the foi-
lowing places. and Al the following prices, via:
NaslNille 10 Yea York va Chr ret..n : G $50 %
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N E w B o O K S

JOHN YORK ~ CO.
sHE HERES: BY Mrs. Ann S. Stephens
A LIFE STRUGGLE; By Miss Pardoe.
LUCY CRoFToN; By the author of "Days of my
Life," etc.
HABITS OF GOOD SOCIETY A hand book for la
dies and gentlemea.
FOOTBALLS on THE BOUNDARY OF ANOTHER
WORLD; By r. ID. Owen.
DEBIT AND CREDIT By Chevalier Bunsen.
WIT AND HUMoR IN PARAGRAPHS. Prentice.
wHIMS AND WAITS; BY Thomas Hood
THE RIVALS or, The Times OF Burr and Hamilton
BEUl.AH By Augusta ]. Evans. Fifteenth Edi-
ton.
WOMAN, (Ia Femme,) By NJ. J. Michelet.
ARCHBoLB'S CRIMINAL PRACTICE AND PLEAD
ING. New Edition with waterman's Notes.
Price, S12.
THE VOYAGE OF THE " FOX IN THE ARCTIC
SEAS. narrative of the discovery of the fate
Of Sir John Franklin aud his companions, by
Captain McClintock, HIN, Ii. D., with maps and
illustrations. Price, 81 SO.
ART RECREATl0NS. Beirg n complete guide TO or
namental work, painting, drawing, etc, etc.
For sale by JOHN YORK CO.
marl5-tf
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For New Orleans.

THE nne passenger steamer I'll
i T. C rwIcHEI.L, Nc WSzhs !
FAIL, Master, will depart fur &zk<zzzz<E 2zkE1k
u above aud all intermediate ports, 1T O'Clock
2. NJ, Iii = Day, 18th inst For freight passage
apply on board or 10
mar17-It B. A PRINCE, Agent.
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NO Merchant
Fred. Fickey & Sons.

Visiting Baltimore should fail to sxamin the stock
v FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C., &c
'HeIed for sale by
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TsSSERs OIL. spera OH. Lars Oh. Coz,
kss-u EsISs. Brown Co
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4 Southern Book,

>hepard's, Marton's, and ali others Of supsrio-
quality Gold Pens for sale by
JOHN YORK co.
dec2s-u No SIS Union street.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-11
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. II. 1850.

The RAILROAD SURvRr-Mr. Elliott CON-
nenced the preliminary survey for q railrsad
TO Auburn on Thursday last. but was compelled
20 suspend operations on Friday and Saturday,
in consequences Of the severe storms. On Nom
day the line was run about two miles, thro ugh
Peck's Ravine, TO the top of the ridge between
Nevada and Grass Valley. The survey was
commenced about half mile from the corner
of Pine and Broad streets, abont two hundred
feet above the bed of Deer creek. and in two
miles the grade will rise some eighty feet, after
which it will commence descending at the rate
Of about eighty feet to the mile, which is adopt
cd as the regular grade. II is thought that the
only points where the grade will have to be re.
vsrsed, are between Nevada and Grass Valley,
and at the crossings Of Wolf creek aud Bear
river. The preliminary survey is merely to as
sertain the practicabilty of the route, and an
approximate estimate Of the cost. The line
may be considerably changed and improved by
the locating survey.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-11

CoURr OF SEssToNs.-On Friday, the Grand
Jury reported indictments against Jim. Maple
and Ed. Brseoe, for grand larceny. The pris-
until Monday to plead TO the indictments. The
Court appointed Thos p. Hawley as counsel
for Maple, he having stated that he had no
money to fee a lawyer. Briscoe gave his true
name as Ed. Briscoe Boyer. On Monday the
prisoners were brought into Court and plead
not guilty. The tralof Briseoc was set for
Thursday and Nepde's on Friday next. The
Grand Jury submitted their report on Saturday
and we're discharged.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-11

ARRESTS IN SAS FRANcIsco.-The total num-
Der of arrests in San Francisco, during the year
1859, was 1874.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-11

NEVADA LIBRARY MEETING.-A. meeting Of
the Nevada Library Association, held on Thurs
day evening last, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: rE--
President. J. Rolfe;
Vice President-E. +. Spence;
Secretary--J. NJ Levey.
Another meeting will be held on Thursday
evening, February 3D. at which time report
will be made of those members who are in ar
rears for dues.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-11
CAUTION,

We caution all persons from buying trees from Hawk
ers and Pedars who pretend to have rr from Nur
sery without vouchers from us but would advise all
send their orders direct to u.s. through authorized
agents when they will be to get Trees correct 70
their labels -
Trees ordered from the Nursery, VIII De packed with
the greatest care and will be In much better order for
planting than trees long exposed for sale in hauling them
about through the country. Persons planting out Vt
best varieties OF Fruit Early planting when practicable
is particularly recommended.
Catalogues co tanning full descriptions OF our stock anc
COMMANDED with the cash TO receive attention.
address A. p. SMITH,
ll-3r1 No. a. Street, Sacramento.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-11

SPoRrTxG.--A great game Of rackets between
Con. Riley and Barney Harrgan of Grass Val:
ley, and David Carly and Dan. Collins. Of Ne
vada. is to be played at Sullivan's Ball Court
next Sunday. The match is made for 500 a
man, and champagne supper for themselves
and friends. The same parties have already
played two games; the FIRST being won by the
Nevada men, and the second by the Grass VaI-
ley men; and as they are all excellent players,
and about equally matched, the game will be
interesting and exciting.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-11

Also the California and Foreign Grape Vines
Our stock Of the Foreign Grape in variety the
and best selected and tested kinds grown in this
try We have been for years past giving pacu
attention in the propagation Of al the finest varieties Of
the Foreign Grape eXtant Of which offer for sale so
600 vines this Also, 10000 Los Angeles Grape
Vines from one three Old. We win sell at prices
low be purchased at any Nursery Estabsmvut
in he
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-11

TIE WAGoS RoAD.-We learn that r. B.
Aoyes, Esq, OF Eureka township, started out
on Monday last, to procure subscriptions for
stock in the road over the mountains and got
forty shares subscribed 10 the course OF two
hours, by the citizens of Orleans Flat. As il
was deemed mpracticable 10 commence work
on the road until the weather became more set.
tied. no particular effort has thus far been made
TO procure subscriptions to the stock. We trust,
however, that the committee having the matter
IN charge will see to it, that the stock is taken
and the company organized. so that there may
he no delay 10 commencing operations as soon
as practicable.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-11

WE offer the present season large and extensive
w stock Of Fruit and Ornamental Shade Trees Flow
erng Shrubs and Green House Plants, be found In
any Nursery Establishment the Pacific coast, embTA
cling over One thousand Varieties, viz