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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-11

II See Ward & MeClelland's advertise
msnls Of Drugs Pasais OILS. Caemiols, Garden sesas
etc, es SEQ
QbERy.-hsys You seen that big Indias in
su7iher eiumn, bonlng Roofs. BAREs and LEAvEss
fr he cEEHoEEE RENRDy2 asso-tEiy'
CUREs ToE RHE0nATIsM.-N0 one need
suasr hereafter fros this Hsiuful snd asiefins disease,
no nnHrf haH seF-seIbs ass, hcE bssg airpled, Or o.
hor i~- shfint. n n ss1a -~--sfto, tsuftly
- ~. Hortiuorsi osisbraiod remedy, which has a.
ready cured r 4rs thsn fDelfy fh0asaas PsrsoHs. con-
p-Ising casrs ~ ever form % ne disease vast numbers
q these h-d notbcen aide 70 yak or Use fhnir limbs,
some Ten, tunts ana even ttiuy yeus bal are ngE
Restored 70 the usr o. their limits zsi p-rfrct health. This
remedy aa1s fapii .aie, sniH srdefsl y rhysicisns,
druggists am. ne sHiriss rn -vsr m Union. Tor sale
b. s MANSFIELD 3 co.. Agents, Wholesale Drug
riaz aels-sm
a Leeehes for sale at Wm. c. Werner,
Cuppor ana Leeeael Ne. q Kahn street, zbovs Earkot.
nos-sms
Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Mill
Machinery. Read adF6rfanebf cf
ehGiLL, BIOS q co.
lands for s4le-see Hopkins & Kirby's card
on the first page.
Refer to strauss. Lehman 4 Co.'S column on
fourth neaa
See F. 4. Clark a Co.'S column
In anstnsr column, see the advertisement Of
GEoRGE PATTIsoS & Co, Booksellers and
ststiOneTs, 263 Main street, near Madison
street.
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Pert List.
ARWH-1fg -vEsrFRnav
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.

Hia&atha-.----- s. Louis d A Jauuzry--...N Orleans
n h0teau-.------ Louis Fanny Buniu.---.Isufs-il De
luaHcel1r-----N Orleans Cuce eaE........N Orrau.
bu LFvls.---.ssS E11is Louisville
josh - stc.-.Harhle river.
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So sEis0y 8BGis6EHE,1.

fAia. eElNlA AhiarhEMETL sec
TUEsDdT PACKET FOR WHITE RUER
n ~ mawHIcaut mf Ert sfe-~hraI ~
r-1m-r, r. "A ETLaED j r. sherl-
fz1. master. VII Uuu-urr ner r-Ear
uI1s a. above. 1u the dst TUESDAY u September ana
viii leave Memphis FTEaT TUESDAY t--ur lte Sea.
Goa s-Irurrs can RELY rr fh.s Boar reunruE lufha
TRADE urRIEG TUE SEASON.
Aat ziriuE prompt attention To- al wsy and lroug
business
Fr rel-ft or pa7sazs arury Oh
0-NEAL. IA.
u--ar-e-a ar NnHuuE uWTv1w A CO. Era~sr
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Sufferers with diseases Of the bladder,
Eilnsys rrlvei drapsy, weakness, et, rsad ne a.
W taensHt 10 ss1ihcr column, headed d Helmbaids
Gamns Prepirslau.' fehaI-iIm
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LADIES and sthsrs whether wishing % Purchase Or
are requested % call and er1mins.
Planters in particular viii mi 20 nelr interest %
iaka a LOOK a. them.
n D A. FO81s. AGENT.
Al Alsxa1dsris s-tafionery and Music stcrc,
mG Main 81. Calhoun BI0cr
f~s2q-ffv-werrE Memphis. Tenn.
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bE HoEo5TI bEkTisf
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.


liquors
- brls. pore Appie nraniy.
s. bds rire nourtoa WHisty.
d hls. psre resca nnEijl
2 pipes ,. =. Dupay's Frrnch Brandg-superior.
90 bds. Cora whisky.
50 ! hrit. Cora whisky.
p boxes Blsesbsfry and RASPBERRY Brandy
- boxes Brandy Cherries.
Aronera asasrtmsat o. ccstiais, Pie Ffuiu. Pre-
servci Fraiis, ETC., etc. Epr sale low n
FLOUESOY a CRAWFORD,
fch15fw No. II Front Row.
Sufferers with diseases OF the bladder.
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TIE SECOND CUMBEE1AgD PazsBgrEHlax
CHCEcH-A two dsys' meeting was con-
uenoed in this church yesterday, and win be
continued doriag this day, when the sscrs-
meut Of The Lords Supper viii be- sdmiais-
tere5. The church % located on Ec5ois stree B.
In South Memphis. 10 he services to-say he
the pastor (Rev. Mr.. Grihn) wiz Be assisted
BY The Revs- Ewing. Baird, and urros Ser
vices ufH comuenee AZ Il c'ciork.
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AFrEg SrocK--Krk & WHIiamg OF 25e
Main street, have a wei sslsslsd stock Of
books and stationary on hand. Their fancy
articles wen deserve Che attention Of the
ladies for their taste and eIe-aurs. In hne
cutlery they have stock Of superior excellence.
Their iri-srs and other books for the counting
room are in the first yle Tor utility and
beauty. Kirx & Williams store well merits a
visit
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v1HE Tleniif .h-sa-r 81 r. FAfR- ~
n p Fs-retr aaflrr. VIII leave aE
1n1r IiIH pay aft1u mrtl-ft -
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EfHE E1ienfil ste-ne7 =. IT, DICEET ~
a AHslal- uuter. Win leave Tor t1e -
aurr rart MONuAT lf4r- A
urI-ff EEWRENCF. rs-s Eaia
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al W. Watsol a. Co., plambers, gas and
steam 6.tsrs, 40. . Monroe street, between
Main and Front Row, have received a further
supply q smart's patent d5uble-aciing force
pumps-the greatest Invention Of the age Ger
simplicity and durabiItY-adaFted for an pur-
ses when large supply Of weter Is aeele5 (;
az ussful a. a Gre engine with one-lh.r1 the
labor. Cal and examine thea, alec, a new
style Of beer pump, ussd in an large CITIES
except Memphis. They wish TO supply he
Memphis people with them low for cash.
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gsanlar gafkrts

Pr Sew freF1e-
THe spienia asmsr PACIFIC. fsnt ~
~ uhllsf ss aoNDAF
mil u ID. uoeg0E g o
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sTEAmEn 81. FRANCIs.

TEE wfmla -mrusn VINO aufh -
II mer ru ~s ss ao0vs ICB5 rr
'aI 81 HAausrsD : sr1T
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N-anHfacarerf ed PrarrIstrs.
drsuir ~ s. wsl-f -rl 81 Fr.at -r.sl
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u See Ward & MeClelland's advertise
msnlof Dnugs Paais OILS. Chemi1as, Garden Seed
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An imitation Of Madame Lemoins appear
in humble Life 10 New York Grace Heenan
a domestic, gave birth to a male infant child
and TO hide her shame thrust Der infant into the
fiery frrnaes in her employers house. The
od1r caused her detection.
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TRI-WEEKLY PACKET LINE
MEMPHIS AND 81. LOpIs
Memphis ANA .FrEGylsGs RirsT
UNITED STATRS VAIL LINE,

Compasei % ne f5Ilr uee ml sf-zanf Palse1ls
aaEUer
hA1 H. -HlrHs AaF
SOUTH IAn-s.----..--.A r. HAEEEss
LADY HALrl&..s.-----W o SowLAEu,
s. IT, TleEER...-.---. EEEEE PEICuAHD.
FNNaa aeHF- eHsH nrauw entered rHru1- g.
II ueurv OIL -- I-urls mf L.-- RUf r
Url-rl safes NsI rsia bod vii h-rearer
IetV- re llla lu Tuesdays EalrsalEa ard earuraaT1 az
fee1ck o. ST. oauu-cruE az Pine H.uG Win algs on
Prirce-Hr and culfra- End re- Lra Et Wis 9ulN
BOATS Or PlrfIneIe. Ven Esreu and Frr E-rh. 20
win oa1rhe- fr Not spruzs sud &11l Aluua-
For pll-Iz1 uE- 81
DUN r. ADAMS p.rr.a.or.
orr LARRY UfRWsraD h-aut
uc5-rFIfs Cur. Fr1I- Row and Maluar rrart.
80 arHrrw wuHaHrwnHm 80
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Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Mill
Machinery. Read adFdrRnebt cf
". krrfTE rrrI 10
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-11

Lands for s4le-ses Hopkins & Kirby's card
on the first PAGE.
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Q5EEY.-hsve you seen that big Indias in
au7iher oiumu, boilng Roors. BAREs and LEAVES,
fer ne CrrRoErr RrwRBvP dee0-ttEIys
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In aRstner column, see the advertisement Of
GEORGE PATTIsos & Co, Booksellers and
StstioneTs, 263 Main street, near Madison
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-06-04

unnecessary Enough have been, q:
ted e show that We have president
for the bill nnder conslde cray. ano !
even for e more radical reduction !; t ila
is contained in this bill Len years.
the limit proposed ~ rms p a e g now g.
with our Increased lights, aug Iacln-
ties Tor travel e. long g nI!sen was y
when the limit vas pEOqgns eoVn e
that period eng ne Es g saaorsi ~, Il.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-06-04
/ PrattlsAl EsglsIatnEg.

Al amusing scsue II the leglsIatnfs Of
Pennsylvania oocItfed oi 4 naesiQn a q.
movo ihe capital Of the State som Har-
risbnrg % Rhiladelphis A matter of
ia6i member from ihe Fnal districts. Nho
hNd heard 9f The great laeiIities with
which brick houses are moved NON ono
part Of he city y another, and who had
hot It'd least idee that 11J ,I'o1 t1E;EIo<.
Ing Lhe State House Na1 y 1s1.ouI'|'.t
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-06-04

|rious entries made through tIlatpiIice
In the slortest period practicable
But II has been said that lie who bnys
|of the State does II at bis ok*n risk
and that ifland has been patented tbsE
the State Is Ia no wise bound ID hilz
who may enter the same If6a alter
wards. Now, sir, It has been iippos
Esible for the people Of the staf9 8
know what lands were vacant end ]
contend thet il Is the diatg Of every
Go7efnu1ent whether State 81 Fed9I
al which keeps . land Office open 8of
Ethe sale Of lands e snoSl what la1a5
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-06-04


-. '' I.|:; &. s: s g.:
ne saHs nov end lately oecppied By : 4
MILF Frn. s. a, MLLtt
n HAVE transferred all The ppiui9he N
j isin.ss Of 1IcComns 4. Newman 70 NJ
Miller 4 Newman, who viii attend y
close the same, and take pleasure lq re-
grneldinf those gentlsmnn . ny % c''|.
md ffien1s; and the public genera " =
forneys and |CounselloIs deserving Their conn.,
deics and psirensee. DAVID Accg4As.
7 QuARRIRR = G5ILIsOE,
A.tf6r7aey8 At Law
PEhcII0E n KAEAwHA COUNTY
Addrs..-''ks nsvha 9; 81 Y:
JAMES u. 4 HIewD LAIDLEE,
i .Aftor1aeZG at Law
EANAWIlA c. H. VA.
win psstlies Ksnswh' end se e
i counties. aug,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-06-04

win pssr,ice & Kanawhs snd eeI2,n'ne
couni,es' Aus. !, iss
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-06-04
no THE PUBLIC.


Law AND JUSTICE
I'LL inc entered into partnership; for me
,,,1nose al 6racticing Law in the counties Of
Mason and putnam, will regularly atEena inc
c;rcuit. Quarterly and Monthly Courts o.
f1,ose two counties, and will pay every atten-
lion to business entrusted to their oar
one 81 the other Of the firm viii always os
fasnd 81 theft Office, in Point Pleasanty = ma
nneor the other will regularly be At Inc rnt-
nan County Courts. ~.
RI. RI ssant Dec. y, ns1yl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-06-04

4 WI. & - "A .-'|
~ y
VAL 1NloN rr12zr,
49,, $500 - "a ;
III t &h|
!.
-: n
r2qicfl fedncl ne which preceded Il
Why's then ~ SenatQIs pass b ~
these reqnc ons II silence md Mher
4 prQpQse fednctlon|of ave years AZ
re Sans Uniform wa, charge me
WIN 'ptroApcing new and impress
oepte4 pE posit lon embed ying squat
ier soyetd!s Il squafter soyerr
eighty !. contained in this bill i IS
contained il Az etatutes q limitation,
RPu ln ~ le41cEIppz q lImitatlons u
Q 2 own ana 2tner states. bat. Sir'
eon'en1 shat none 81 those requ 4,
'''' 1oo1n 81 '''''eF soYef t y
pe'. ~ rams
,s .ni Is
~, ea5s 49, : : = - ls.. !, "a !.
3 Y, 5n i. alss IL, 'wo fsaes, snA', 1 u !
w and nose VINO come a'ss ,r Y, n9lp
nndef ~ 1870 s'a ~ !, lhe Yf4 .ss
~ = ,ne same. " nav jug. Sns
:. I.gpe NV = say 4he slatn1s y
i nm q Is snaii % Drought aoM VI
ron n,seento ten years 1nas eur IaEn-
e : NAG g Drlng Y Gown rom lniI DE.
y .weiey, any aassfMaIus rom tWsn-
y ~ III nltsen years.
7. lnsn, 81 y Y my auesllon q
prlhciPie, put a y mercy one q eNpeql-
ehcy. iavlng ", az. a. 4 'rust snoWn .l lhe
correctness ~ the 1le7atc.l,te conIained
n this bill, and that we have proceed
lent toritlin the legislation OF our own
State az we'll az that Of many others,
the only question left to be considered
ls that Of e1pedieiaey. or necessity.
M have watched with some soilcl-
tude the operation ofonr present Land
Laws, and ! Is consider O q this bill both
necessary and expedlent. Indeed 4
know that the passage 81 TINS, Or some
similar, bill is necessary TO quiet our
land titles. and render onr State pros
perons. kentucky was once 4 part
.of Virginia, and had precisely the
same character Of land titles that virT
gina has, anu after trying the most
rigid system OF ocessioningp ana
various other expedents, per lann
titles we're sill m such 9 deplorhple
condition that u was found necessary
~ 1927 70 reduce 7 their statute q llm q
tatlon from iron fifteen g seven years !;
ana ipongn tnaE statute a !, only peen
aiIra 80 Tnll! ei 81! YEATS S4 rs :
a a,a ns stp,n. ,',Ss Tn;on ana NY
, vssss isS;slat;n,sbaE land files
, ,U i, s;,,ce = sa,, sa,tl I,d.
sve / s;,. ,I a. n NAV appear.
there IS NJ, part Of our country more
scourged with litigation than many
of Western Virginia. Then
think it not remarRable that from that
portion Of our State the people are
inPortnning every legislature y t g, 4
sometning ~ sertle .ng \, lallu .i1lcs
ana l5Deg oenasors y Eney woulu ~
our osate pfosPeT, M ouE People
happy ana eonIe'I,e !. np. i0ngef y q
frrrs N RI fhnTH 0a,.Fl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-06-04

AuVM 0l@+t tauN4 were N4t10l .{II =
contend thet IL Is the diafg Of every
GoaefnuAn whether State 81 Fsd6I
LAD which keeps q land Office open 1of
Ithe sale Of lands to know what lands
J 6 s
Iofice where entered, and consedueflt
Ily they were not liable I'd Be entered
a second time. hut ID Virginia OIL
lands are not 30 numbered and defin.
led that we can ascertain whe.he At they
are vacant or not. Under orr system
the same lands may Be and are ffe.
quently entered By i halt dozen differ
lent persons, without tie fact being
known to them OF az the land Office.
Then, sir, it is the impeffettion -four
lsystem Of land laws that has bfongHt
on all this conflict about al liefelt pat.
ents from the Con1rnonwe fbF the
same land, and is not, as some seem
Itothink, the fault of the people who
have had the misfortune I'd Be- drawn
Unto it. m view of the negligence of
the authorities of our State which has
brought about the present deplofable
condition Of onrland titles, IS Il nos
NOW our duty to doevefy thing 10 our
power to put an end to the conflicting
Inlaf,s1 4 IA knlsaxy;,, u tl,ak II. :. - g
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-06-04

~ ~. II j. ISL
, $3.50 8 MI, Is. ~ y VIZ aal
| :, - ! IL. III, e se.P.s = z e
1f trs, :k4 $500 1,s.. ~. sS.s
W. =. ~ I 49, ~. ~. y
49, . ho' :. .1.a : pAla s. 5s
49,. 49, sc, g $500: Is y Xxx, yssst
s.,s ~ . .s.. & y $3.50 e .'i 8 VI
,,,,ls.s 49,. .,., 49, .s. y. Il II
LINT sbst q e, ~ , q ,, 49, &. !.
The SaS,S hs1,,S zsnts 81 as : 4 ,;,a So 4
Ilhasl ksd ,j,s,6l IS 4 S'' =
2I- T'@.' TT 8 ~ =, I = y.
sI. <e'. s''. Z,
Ind {1.. 6.o. .
.Itke beo6)e 81 7bo s.. IS tb
ton OF our present statnte. i ~, S., Il.
.lthat they wtoIlld mite with me- iS,stbe
passage, Of tl,is Bill. j have ees..the
4 pioneer of the west. After hav;r's s, s.
lceived Il patent from n the Stata '1I.,r I
|Ismall norton at wilderness co,s l
tear himself away from societ ana
All the blessings incident thereti ana
Ilenter into the deep unbroken for.
| est. and travel far into the wildcrsaasa
Hand erect his humble cabin III Il, sthe
lSw = Z e'eli,s s.. s no'l,e lol I. hIsassel'
Ell followed ii his footsteps ma Al.
ta, ) fasv svaars a z 800 rs, 81, 4, N 2...as
go bi;sbad - s, s.
lard claarsd y snshls ~ sa.t, 3 !,
berin p INA Il; i, some co ~, u 'hs q
worked with 4 hearty GOOD viii; hi IN Il
Ispired. at an times. with tie thoasrht
THAT their labor was bestowed Oh
LANDS to which they had perfect titles,
Eas their titles were patents froni the
!. npnWealth They had not Earn
leq lnat patents, one, two. three rye
II even zen aeep; nae Deen PIexons-
II loGassa upon IN san #, laaos q, N II.
Itney helu, ana W WI !ney nag Nast-
~ el'e pIlIne n 1nelL ives 70 lmE s'
ling 3us! a me !, loFes.s were Z. eas :.,
u, Y, ~ Nv Z he's 4, cane ID 8'aear
is1tas'lll,ielt lyr sneir new .la0laes ~.
|c u 4, anu sne,r epsIgies l u
~ .neiI atsacnIlenls 9siMRsasel
.nus, lney tolleu q Y lmproYlng
1nelr ianus, maze .Toads, Sreeked
scn0Ql houses, anu, ~ some fn!an-
49, ~ ~ y 1870 Pas ARQAs lAs *l7'e
jss so,,afte, s,ss,a j
fro,n other Statas ste,,,,od 4 s sa,,s 81
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-06-04
RIcnoND, October Isl 1859.

/ I hlChOND, OclOper kSys o0J.
s The House Of BAHKsDALr & REAn, will. ex-
l.pire. BY Limitation, on the first Of January.
take This method Of informing rny friends,
that after that time, Il ismypurpose 10 take
an active part in the concern OF BARKspALE
& BRoTHERs. as chief salesman of Tobacco.
From my long experience in this branch OF
the business, (haying devoted myself air ost
Exclusively to it for the past ten (l0) years,0
4 fatter myself that shall. at all times, be
able ID secure m my pa irons the highest mar
ket value for their crops 4
II viii give me much pleasure to continue
that business relation with you, heretofore
enjoyed, whilst a member ofthe old concern
Iof BARKsDALE A REAp. afd assure you thai
no effort on my part vail be spared toipro-
mote your interest.
TO my friends in the Western part ofthe
Stale, | suggest thai q is all important to
lPEize her I2baee2 iasths lawful stzs cask.
that region is suited only for exports and ship.
ners object greatly to purchasing q hogsiiead
/ AZ Tobacco Of less weight. ~
4 would also suggest to those who succeed
n making very bright Fancy Geo, ma
neat casks, sufficiently large to contain ron
| II f,fyN lbs, should beused.
i have no hesitation IN saying that Rich
pond a. Tobacco maiket, is now the mosi
important in The United States anu lst
planter can find no market that VIII gensIalH
furnish more reniuneratve prices Tor his iaOo'
| than this. ~. 80
Very respectfully, H gIa
i Your obedient serva NJ, i
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-06-04


IIRGINlt ')NDA1
VIM. W. = 4 40 - 3 S 3.
lpzLrxEszD IN r.|. 81 t,nc,s,l
lMhbt| ZOO. 81.
| 0ans Bin 10 I'm. '.'11, d 5riS0 81
tAetioa 10 Re- d, ne n3ss.,
ion thsrsef .z|'.>taalss.
Mr.. PRksl1 f. j, Win 6hsf.
Elected embari that ! arse to
explain the pi||Y 81 this bin, but
will proceed J, as briefly Is /
GA
PIT
n, w. s IN - ~
l'loI'lI.eu Us \. - =. go s, y !,
pe,ns ( ous sOn ~. g 'rg 2Djecss soughs
III could get tie floor, the Senators
nom i fApgusIa sne 7teenorler o on
maze ~, spsecns .n sIl.psl.l9n z lne
e'h ana lns IN $esspeu oenaaor
,loil nugass ~ '..al.l w. y
~ y w ava ! " .'sas = cparEs
l'ia. y lcoin'ts1 acso l'r1nclPls !;
, 8. sau'.ssss susefelgney.
on as ! am nps = .'''.1er sovereign
q man, ahd = ! 9la pesPonsiDle 'or
Ine intIpu ,' q IIlis ui, u nope
20 pc apie 20 vihMeate ~ fr0in any
such impntation. The bill only pro-
poses 2 reduction Of the statute Of
limitations Westfo. the Aileghanles
from hfteen 70 ten Years where no dls-
ability exists, and where Disability
does exlstltproposts 2 reductlon from
thirty years TO twenty-five years |; and
instead OF giving Ten years alter the
removal OF disability IT gives seven
II 4 am not mistaken, our statute
was once sixty years, and, as we all
s know, = y now now iliteeni Inc qnes-
:, naturally arises, how dld y get
Down If'l''ll. 70 that th period Every Senator
knews that II mas been py 9 gradual qua
rsdnction. rom time g TINS, e spit
Rhal our legislators regarded az me
wants, or necessl1es o. tne SIates
totep ~ step our s.alnle mas oeen re-
lanceo' ana ING Frednctlon winch TINS ms
Dah Proposes, Y Iar IRON emoodying
g new PrinciPle, Z. y ,l Das carrying oat
slle po.lcy long slnce inauguratea Y
bar u the riobt ~ $780,, ~ l,
&, t;es % II + j; ssh;l;tv e aiabana ia
Em;tst;an 4 tan Years With s fiv +. wears a.
after the removal If I the disability 81
infancy coverture. or inca }. ~ , Ii
Tennessee seven wears possession Of
lands, &C., granted by that State, Or
North Carolina, and held by deed. de.
wise, grant, or other assurance pnr-
porting to convey 2 tee simple, gives
an absolute tltle 2 limos wne1 2
one mas actnaily resiaeo % . i si., ana l
can snow "a connecleQ record titie IN
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-09-12

MOUNT ORo.-We learn that the Black Hawk
Company, who have been engaged for the past
three months 10 running tunnel in the Mount
Orc mining district, got through the rim rock
last week. AS they struck into the gravel the
water came out in such quantities that the
workmen were compelled for the time being to
leave the tunnel. The rock where they got
through, was pitching atan angle of about
forty-fve degrees, too steep to expect to fiud
any gold and thus far they have only ascer-
tanned that there is a deep channel in the hill.
The company propose prospecting their claims
by running an incline in the bedrock; and, il
the prospect is favorable, will run another tun-
mel on o lower level.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-09-12

EyROPE.-Laie intelligence from Europe.
STATES that Austria has determined to break tho
tresiy Of viIlafranca, and Is preparing TO in.
wade Italy. A Paris correspondent says thai
Austria has 100000 men in venitia, and that
she will maintain the conflict alone against all
Italy. Prussia will remain neutral while II.
other powers do not interfere. A dispatch
from Naples says that the Garibaldian troops
had attempted to land and were repulsed. Only
two hundred succeeded in landing. and they
were pursued into the interior. GaribalH was
expected to attack Veoitia but the Austrian
authorities believe that he will frat endeavor
to stir up revolution in Croatia and Hungary
before proceeding to Venitia. The Croatian
coasts were vigorously watched by Austrian
cruisers, in order to prevents Decentralization
of Garibaldi's troops.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-09-12

s. G. ELLroTT.-The Jouruzl Of last Friday
contains fling OF Mr.. s. G. Elliott. who propo
ses to make a survey for railroad through
che Henness Pass, stating that bis reputation
In money matters is no better than 1t should
be, and refers to Mr.. G. W. WEIGH, of this city
for further particulars. We know nothing as
to any contracts between Mr.. WEIGH and Mr..
Elliott; but so far as making surveys are con
serned VIC have reason to believe that Mr.. E.
will faithfully perform oil bis engagements. In
making the survey from Nevada to Auburn,
he performed much more labor than was agreed
upon for the amount that was paid him.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-09-12

CENSUS OF CALIVoRNIA.-Th census marshAls
are required by law to Gle copies Of their sched-
ules in the Clerks ofnCes of their respective
counties, aud as the work was to have been
completed by the 18th of August, we presume
she returns have before this been filed with the
proper officer In every county Of the State. II
the papers in different sections of the State
would pub sh the census returns of their res
pective COUNTIES, we might in few weeks as.
certain the correct population Of California
Unless this is done we shall have to wait until
the returns are received from Washington
which will be several months hence.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-09-12

VIM. l.. Ysncy, at Memphis. Tenn, has been
printed 10 full in the leading Lincoln and
Breckenridge journals. II makes about six col.
umos in the New York papers. The speaker
was four hours in delivering It, and worked up
bis audience to high state Of excitement, SO
that when he attempted to leave the ground in
carriage provided for him. they almost bore
him on their shoulders. Ouce seated in the We
hicle it required oil his elOquence in pleading
to prevent the embarrassing of the horses by
the people, who were DESTROYS Of making jack
asses Of themselves that be might be drawn in
triumph to his hotel.