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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-01

No. 8 is a statement showing the whole
amount of the receipts and disburse-
ments, on account of the Common School
Funds, from May 81, 1859, to June /,
1860, with the balance in the treasury on
the day last herein named. (To-wit:)
RECEIPTS.
There was a balance of this fund in tho
county treasury the LIST day of June,
1862 OS3Z9
Received from May 81, 1883, up
to June /, 1860, from the fol-
lowing sources, the following
sums, to-Tit:
From loans refunded.......... g., 023. 90
'' fines, forfeitures, and
unclaimed tees, ........ 372.47
interest on loans......... 2,277.36
Total receipts from May 81, 1859, to june
Which sum added to balance will make. 6,25G.12
DISBURSEMENTS.
Loans of this fund from May 81,
1859, to June /, 1860...........Sl ,7l8.22
Interest paid into the State treas
ury May 16, 1860 .................... 100000
On account ofAuditor's commits
sions, 81, S56.37 at per cent. $3.50
On account of Treasurer's COM
missions on S11 $40 81 at per
Iol-1A
Total disbursements to June l,
1862 4,o35.s2
Which, taken from receipts, leaves a
balance in the treasury ths 1st
OF June, 1850, of....................... I,22OsO
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To Road Builders

IgJHE PRE- SEDE.N'7' .T.N.D l3EREsC-
Il tors of g The Hardinsburg and Coverport
Turnpike Road Company" in he County Of Breck-
nridge, Ky, will receive bids for the construction
of said road until the 18th day Of October next ut
which time contracts will be awarded either by
sections for the whole route.
Said road will be about ten miles in length, AMI
all the necessary materials for construction are
abundant near the line of the road.
Plans aud prohles can be examined at the EDgi-
neer's office in Cloverport by the first day Of DC
tober next.
Persons wishing TO inspect the route for the pur-
pose of bidding will please apply either at Clover
port or Hardinsburg to any of the Directors, who
will accompany them along the line of the road.
Communications addressed either to David R.
Murray, at Cloverport, or TO John D. Bruner, Sec
rotary at Hardinsbur1, will receive prompt atten-
ton. DAVID r. MURRAY, President.
By order of the Board of Directors.
aug3O- lwd&w
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TKVHE H".a II n Il sE' q III II ~ =
al Eriend.-lO boxes Chemical Olive Erasive
Soap just received at the % Star Family Grocery
of (Iuly2Ol YIOkERY BROS.
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W Shoes.-Read u Burrows Wholesale stock
of Boots and Shoes is now large and complete with
the most desirable goods of the best New England
manufacturers. All OF which they will sell cheap
for cash or prompt paper. Call and examine.
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HBUzE's aE.V'sJ or PIN at THE
I'D NEW DRUG STORE,
augl 90 Main street
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NO TIC { o
smSrre Haute
F EN- ALE COLLIE GE,

kuEr 0olleoeOt.
sWSrre Haute
T EN- ALE COLLEGE,
TERRE IA UTE, IND.
IYUHE FALL SESSION OF TINS
Ill Institution will commence Wednesday,
the 9Th of September next. Terre Haute, the site
of this College, is Of the most beautiful cities
of the West, and is both accessible and healthy
The College is located in the South part of the city
and is free from the noise and hustle of the town
The grounds extensive (s15 acTes,) and taste
fully ornamented The buildings and
admitted by all visitors to be the
Finest and best Arranged
of any in this country, East or West. They al e
warmed by steam and lighted by gas. The apart
for each two young ladies consist of parlor
IL by 10 feet, elegantly furnished, and good sized
bedroom opening out of it, and the accommoda-
tons need only be seen to be chosen at once, by
such seeking good boarding school. The
Faculty ~ to I6 Professors and teachers)
able and experienced Board. The apparatus for
the illustration of the Natural Sciences is album
dant, and consists in part, of fine refractpg Tel
escope, equatOrially mounted in observatory
cal Telegraph, dc, &C. Weekly scientific lectures
delivered before the students. The Music de-
partment is a prominent feature of the College,
there being separate building known as the Music
Academy building, under the charge of faithful
and experienced teachers The expenses per an
all the teaching, tuition in any of the studies of the
regular course, rooms furnished fuel, light and
washing-S225.
For particulars catalogue address Rev. John
Covert, Terre Haute, Ind.
Any person wishing TO a Autograph OF the
College do so by calling at the Library Rooms.
JOHN COVERT, President.
August 18th, IS60-lmd&w
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KPOoTs .s.V'D sROHs.-RRegD s

lA9 Burrow, Is Main street, have a good assort-
meRt of Roots aud Shoes hands, and con
stantly in receipt of additions thereto. The Retail
trade may always dud In their store good stock of
God Goods, and at lowest prices. july2f
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To the CRY OF EVANSVILLE the sum Of
Common School O6
Con. Town. g .-................ .......... I14.:1
Total. ---....-...-..:...... 49TO.57
The following will show the whole amount
Of Principal belonging to the Common
School and Congressional Township funds
as reported herein, exclusive of the sums
supposed to belong to interest and inclu-
sive of the amounts outstanding upon the
sales of the County Seminary lot
Com. School-loans and lands $23, 266.I9
81 " bal. of principal 67S.53-23, ga. %
County Sem'y funds outstanding. 6,511. 50
Con. owpship-lOans. ......-.--.S ID, 60
lands 1892
90 bal. ofprincr s43. 36-1S 766.3S
Total amount of Trust Funds $40 ,2a2.65
[Signed byl WIN. H. WALKER,
Auditor Vanderburgh County.
The following action was taken by the
Board upon the Report:
And the Board having duly considered
said report, and examined the same, and
compared the cash, notes, mortgages, and
balances, as stated therein, with the rec
ords, books and reports, and examined into
the security and safety of said loans, accept
and approve the same"
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a. men, and all persons requiring license By
the Ordinance Of the City of ETa1svle-that on
and after the last day Of August, 1860, will CAUSE
suit to be brought against all persons falling to OBJ
tain their licenses f. MARTIN,
aug2S City Marshal.
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EEO 20 r 70 - = = a = 90, 49, 800
y Oroer Tor otlGN Si,lS y IN. -15 i'ol - 81
Common Council OF the Sitl o. EAtlaAt C. tI'ae
the owners OF all lots on paris oI o.5 ifohtH3 On
from second to Third streets said CITY, cause tho
sidewalk thereon to be brought to the proper
M ~ ha ,sd ,lou ieron ifb frf laT
I'm, H. ,,,I'Ii.a,;o - tI,i5 ,,y,l,.r
INN INV ''-'' - ''''' p IiTrRKF Cl.rt
Clerks Office Auopst 2s. 1SGn.
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gIO 10 r - -
Il Order for Bril- Side Walk. Council Chamber,
August p, lSGO.-And now ii is hereby ordered ami
directed, 10y the Common Council OF the City 81
Evansville, that the owners of all lots er parts ct
lots fro1 ting adjoining the southwest side OF
Second street, from Oak to Mulberry streets.
in said city,, cause the sidewalks thereon 10 10
brought to the proper grade, and that they cause
Side Walk Of Class No TO bo ma down there
on WITHIN thirty days ifa the FuniiGtison ai ms
or1er. r tHh H. ti X
Clty O'tfk biHcr. Argust' lsuO
sY9s * e q z. . = q ~ TrECR
z Order for Pla.k Si,fs-[r.r, Ar.,st % Jsfa
Aud nov it i, HEREBY ,,r,lrrI and 6irscfai IN ~,
Common Council OF tl-citv If Evansville. that ths
owners of all lots or laiit, If lots Ironing ,n or
adjoining tie nortI-aest side Of Elm. street IRON,
M 10 es"hu sire ~ .,id clly oause' the siae-
and iIsr ~, -. N 'ir p'ug'' tI3 5
- liT -, -, In Nt ,95 no, z 90
he UrI.i.,tj.,' ~ ~ ''''''' my "'''
y pt-i,kr ,i.l
CLERK. ot4i,. Ar,,t lscn - - - N'''"
5aSO EEs n To G0sa'F ~ era - s.
. Franklin Street Sewer.-The Common COUn
. ell of the City Of Evansville will receive seaies
proposals until s ptembe Sth, 1860, tor the con
strliction Of a sewer under Franklin street, In
masco from a point one hundred feet west of Fut-
, Avenue, to a point ten feet East Of Third Az
enue. The contractors to furnish the materials
and 90 TIE work according t. plan an@ slecihos-
.o on On tle ia I'M ois' N'" ia 'ii''' to D' ia1e
IL - ~ - ~ ~ '..! ! - -, N''' i'"'9
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Nierh Vi"'', tNU-''Sl -''H' ioo".
Sa ~ - Ss =. = y . - - A. a, ~ = :, -
August - Ism AMI NV II ~ I,rrshg or,lera5sr5
directed tx the Common t,.lf.ei of tls Cftv az
Evansville that the owner. Of All laf- ot tart.
81 d "; 5's % f r,ael .,1o '.
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WIN. BATES, Proprletor
N. B.--An omnibus runs reg ularly three times n
day to and from the city. jHlyZ6
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IL For sale at COOK & LANGLEY'S.

6AAh RkLS. GSDEE S~E.S.1s on Is
AaaO that is Cider Ninegar--COok &c Langley
have in store 20 bbis Extra Cider Vinegar which
they will warrant purs and free from Il acids and
to keep pickles fue and hard as when first made.
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EDIGkO.N. sPRE.N.0s -. ~

n Alley The proprietor of the Pigeon Springs
begs leave inform the public that he has recently
erected and completed fine Ten Pin Alley The
Springs situated but mile from Main street.
City of Evansville good distance for either
walk or drive. The waters OF the Springs possess
unsurpassed medical properties, and iRSAlids and
others would do well TO resort TO them. here are
also baths the premises and the grounds are
beautifully shaded with trees, and surrounded with
q saluhriuus atmOsphere.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-01

FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HANNIBAL Fl AMLIN
OF MAINE.
BSS3 " LOVE MY COUNTRY MORE THAN |
LOVE MY Parry Hannibal Hdtlin.
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FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN

EG5@" THE PEOPLE OF THESE UNITED
STATES ARE THE RIGHTFUL MASTERS OF BOTH
CONGRESSES AND Courts, NOT TO OVERTHROW
THE CONSTITUTION, BUT TO OVERTHROW THE
MEN WHO PERvERT THE CONSTR TUITION" =
Abraham Lincoln.
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Clerks Office, Aueu,t 2g.h, 1850.
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HTEESEF y 81 as .E-N'D BUTT Eel
Il choice lot just received and for sale by
CnAS. McJOHESTON.
iniy27 Posey Block
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NDE.4KS . RURHO g-, ~ .W.sE.Es
II q street, have just received good assortment
of the following description of Shoes to-wit
Ladies' Lasting IIeelpd Congress Root,
tf95trTs-
SP'g"
kit EUots.
&c and Coat Sp'g neeed Is
and " Huskius,
Slips in great variety.
Mems K!d, Calf aud Lasting Congress Boots.
Calf Scotch Boots,
and Goat oxford Ties,
Goat End and Plush Pumps and Saiiiielz,
Fine French Calf Boots
B0ys' Calf, Goat and Enameled Scotch Boots.
Oxford Ties,
Youths Oxford Tie4 and Drogans,
scotch Boots,
Child's HeeIod EnaIncled Ankle Ties
'' Fancy Colored Ankle Ties,
=" Kid and Morocco "
% Copper Tip'd Boots-eveIy kind.
All of which made by the best manufacturers
East, and will be sold at very low prices.
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Which, taken from receipts, leaves a
balance in the treasury on ths lst
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

IN BLAcK.-The Bulletin publishes a list
of the Senators who voted for the Parsons
Bulkhead Bill, with black lines around it.
We are sorry that the Senators from Ne
vada are included in that list, not on ac-
count of the odium which may be supposed
attached to them by a display of their names
in black, for conscientious men care little
for that; but that they saw fit to vote for a
bill which if not replete with wrong, at least
is opposed by majority of the people of
San Francisco, who are most interested in
the matter of Bulkhead The State is
undoubtedly greatly interested in the pres
ervation of the harbor of San Francisco.
but to know how to guard the States in
terest properly the people of San Francisco
are the source from which to obtain the
sterling facts to govern mountain LegisIa-
tors in their action. Especially can the
popular voice of San Francisco be safely
trusted when found to agree with the opin-
ions of scientific men attached to the coast
survey, whose judgment in such matters is
ever to be deferred to. We do not think the
Senators from Nevada have been Just to the
city Of San Francisco or the State but time
will decide, unless Gov. Downey interposes
his veto. :
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06
NEW TO-DAY.
Constable's Sale.

State of California, County of Nevada, Town
ship of Little York, IS.
RY VIRTUE of an Execution me deliv-
Dered, issued from the Court of 4. j. Cook,
Esq, an acting Justice of the Peace, in aud for
the county aforesaid, bearing date, March 3Oth,
A. D., 1860, to satisfy Judgment rendered by
said Court on the 29th day of March, A. D.,
1860, in favor of Willis 4 Pigman, and against
Joseph Grant, for the sum of Thirty eight dol
lars and So cents, debt, interest and costs of
suit. l have taken in execution, and will sell
to the highest bidder for cash, the following de-
scribed property, to wit: all the right title and
interest of Joseph Grant, in and to the one uu-
divided eighth interest in certain mining claim
situated on Hunts Hill, and known as the
Camden Co.. together with the undivided one
eighth interest in the Steam Mill known as the
Sebastopol and Camden Co.'s Mill with all fix
lures and appurtenances thereunto in any wise
appertaining to the joint Company's claims of
Sebastapol & Camden Co. The above properly
will be offered for sale on the premises on Satui
day, the 2Sth day of April, A. u. 1860, between
the hours of o'clock, A. M, and o'clock P. M,
of said day.
Taken as the property of Joseph Grant to
satisfy the above demands and aceruing costs
Given under my hand th. 4th day of April
A. D. 1860.
April 8, 1860. II. CATLETT, Constable.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06
DIsTRICT COURT-ApriI Term.


Court opened by proclamation, Hon. Niles
Searls presiding.
Patrick Glennan VS.. Tennessee Co. Referees
report set aside Judgment for plaintiff
Henry Read VS.. John Heal. Order for judg-
ment.
Alex. Fraser, ct ais, VS.. S. W. Boring, Sheriff,
ct ais. Order for Judgment
John Collins VS.. G. A. Montgomery, ct ais
Order for Judgment.
Edward Kelsey vs. Clark L Wilbur Order of
substitution.
w. A. Mahar, ct ais VS.. Christian Willigany,
ct al. Order for Judgment.
TUESDAY, April Sd.
J. S. Crossman. ct al, VS.. Richard Roe, ct ais.
Order for judgment
Edward Kelsey VS.. Clark Wilbur. Demur-
rer submitted.
NJ. PeteUean & Co. VS.. G. X. Reed, ct al De-
murrer overruled with leave to answer.
Robt. G. Williams VS.. Isaac Fleming. De-
murrer overruled with leave to answer.
james II. Downing VS.. Michael Sullivan, adm.
Demurrer sustained with leave to amend.
W. W. Caperton VS.. James Weaver, ct al
Order extending time for referee to file report.
Charles Marsh VS.. Amos I. Laird. Order for
judgment.
WEDNESDAY, April 4th.
J. K Carnes vs.. Felt & Davis. Trial of cause
taken under advsement.
Zephania Mansau VS.. His Creditors. Order of
discharge.
John Corbett VS.. ". W. Connolly. Judgment.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

SEwARD's SPEEcu.-The speech of Gov. Sew
ard delivered in the Senate Chamber, Feb. Goth.
is one of the most temperate and courteous dis
courses that ever dropped from the lips of a
Senator. while in ability it stands preeminent
Gov. Seward is never wanting in the language
appropriate to his position. He announces his
opinions firmly, yet always calmly, with dignity,
and spirit of forbcarance toward his opponents
When the assaults upon him might justify harsh
retorts, Gov. Seward never so far forgets himself
but that the utmost charity is shown towards his
political enemies. He is model of man for
unrufled temper and christian forbearance. His
last speech is such as to disarm in a great meas
ure his opponents. The irrepressible conflict
is elucidated in the clearest form and in such a
manner as to carry conviction and defy confu-
tation- The speech is well wor tn the peru.al of
every man who wishes to know the exact posi-
ton of the greatest intellect in the United States
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06
Constable's Sale.

State of California. County of Nevala, Towr-
ship of Little York--ss.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME
ID delivered, issued from the Court of Z. j..
Cook. Esq, an acting just ce of the Peace, in
and for the county aforesaid, bearing date March
30th, A. d. 1860, to satisfy judgment rendered
by said Court on the 29th day of March; A. D,
1850, in favor of Austin Ward and against j.
Boyd and others, (Sebastopol and Camden Co. }
for the sum of one hundred and four dollars and
seventy-six cents, debt. interest, damages and
costs of suit have taken in execution and will
sell to the highest bidder for cash, the following
described property, io-wit: Al the right, title
and interest of J. Boyd and others, of Sebasto-
pol and Camden companies, in and TO the joint
compa0y's sets of mining claims, situated on
Hunts Hill, and known as the Sebastopol ard
Camden company, together with all fixtures
and appurtenances thereunto. The above de-
scribed property will be offered for sale on the
premises on SATURDAY, April 2Sth, A. d. 1860,
between ihe hours of 9 o'clock A. NJ, and 5
o'clock P. NJ, taken the property of J. Boyd
and others, to satisfy the above demands and
acoruing costs.
Given under my hand this 4th day of April,
A. D. 1860.
April G. 1S60f H. CATLETT Constable
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

CREDIT TO WHOM CREDIT IS DUE.-Among
cross the mountains through the Henness
Pass, and were bafled by the worst storm
ever encountered on the route, there is not
one who is not warm in his praise of the
determination, resolution and extraordinary
powers of endurance of S. S. Fem, who
was selected for the task of opening the
road. When surrounded by obstacles be-
fore which others were ready to yield and
retreat he was inhexibly bent on accomp-
fishing the object which he set out to effect,
and would listen to no proposition which
would leave the trail unopened. Not until
the want of requisite assistance, and the
prospect of death to number of animals,
saults upon the SHOWS of the summit. On
one occasion he worked like a Hercules
three hours barefoot in the snow to extri-
cate some mules. His feet having become
swollen from being jumped on by mules
fouudering in the snow, he was unable to
wear boots. Wrapping pieces of blanket
about the swollen limbs, he toiled on, nor
did he desist till long after the extempore
mocasins were wholly gone.
We saw him in the streets on Sunday
with a face blistered, bronzed and peeled
His feet were done up in huge bundles. The
dwellings had broken that morning. Any
other man would have been, in like condi-
tion, pronoupced unfit for service and put
on the sick list. Fem, however, notwith-
standing his looks to the contrary, declared
his ailments to be but trifing, and his opin-
ion that good road could be made in three
days when the storm was over, on which he
was willing TO run an express from Virginia
City to Nevada in twenty-four hours and
make four trips week. Fem is brick.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06
Constable's Sale.

State of California, County of Nevada, Town
chip of Little York, S.
DY virtue OF an Execution to ME delivered,
ID issued from the Court of Z. j. Cook, Esq.,
an acting Justice of the Peace, in and for the
county aforesaid, bearing date March 26th, A.
D. 1860, to satisfy a judgement rendered by said
Court on the 18th day of January, A. D. 1860, in
favor of Willis & Pigman, and against Ira A.
Brown & j. B. Lalonde, for the sum of one hun
dred and eighty mine dollars and six cents, debt
interest damages and costs of suit. l have ta-
ken in execution and will sell to the highest
bidder for cash, the following described property
to wit: All the right, title and interest of Ira
A. Brown j. b. Lalonde, in and to the one nm
divided tenth interest in certain Mining Claim
situated one mile above the village of Camden
and known as the Green Mountain CO.. and two
undivided tenth interests in a certain IN min q
claim known as the Eastern Co., and situated on
Hunts Hill; together with three undivided eighth
interests in a certain mining claim known as the
Alpha Co. and situated on Hunts Hill. The
above described claims, together with all fxt-
ures, will be offered for sale in front of Stewards
Store, in the Village of Camden, on SATUR-
DAY, the 2Sth day of April, A. D. 1860. between
the hours of o'clock A. NJ and 5 o'clock p. NJ
of said day. Taken as the property of Ira A.
Brown Il J. B. Lalondc, to satisfy the above Dc =
mands and accrung costs.
Given under my han this 4th day of April
A. d. 1850. Ii. CATLETT, Const.
nrr6
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06
COnStable's Sale.

State of California, County of Nevada, Township
O. I title York. ss
DY VIRTUE of an execution to me delivered issu-
ID ed from the court of j. Cook ESQ.,. acting
Justice of the Peace in and for the comfy aforesaid
bearing date March 30th, A ID. 1860 TO satisfy q
Judgment rendered by Said Court the Goth day OF
March A. d. 1860 in favor fNillis & pjgman, d
gainst j. Boyd and others, Sebastapol & Camden Co
sorthe of Fifty three % 100 dollars, debt, inter
est, damages and costs Of suit.
have taken in execution ard will sell 10 the high
est bidder for cash the following described proper
ty, to wit: All the right, title and intercs; Of J
Boyd and others of SebaStopol & Camden Mi ing Co
in and 10 the joint company's of mining claim:
situated on Hunts Hill. and known the sAa ia
pol and Camden Company, the above desrr ibed
claims together with all fixtures and appurtenances
thereunto will be offered for sale the premises on
SATURDAY the 2Sth day of April A. d. 1850 be
tween the hours of O'Clock A. NJ. and cIoek P.
NJ. of said day. Taken the property of J Boyd
and others to satisfy the above demands and accru-
ing costs.
Given under my hand this 4th day of April 1867
II CATLET1 Cu1st
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

DEATH OF JUDGE ALMoND.-Forty miners will
remember red faced Judge of the First In
stance who sat in full blown dignity in his court
room on the corner of Clay and Portsmouth
Square in San Francisco, in those palmy days we
all sigh for, and dispensed off hand justice in
cases involving sometimes intricate questions of
law and vast sums of money. They will remem-
ber Judge Almond from his decisions if not from
his sanguineous look. Well, that plcthoric man
died recently in Kansas of apoplexy.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

TEETH! TEETH !! DIR. Levason comes
ical Dentist of long established reputation for
professional skill. His specimens of work will
compare with those of any other dentist what
ever natural appearance, fitness and beauty
of finish, while in all surgical dentistry his
mode of operating commends itself for its free
dom from pain and security against accident.
Office over A, Block & Co.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

RECEPTION OF THE JAPASEsE.-The nobs OF
San Francisco have been treating the Japanese
fnnctieaaries on their way to Washington, in
elegant Style. On tho second day of the pres
ent month "barners were out and colors flying,
music lent its charms, carriages were brought
into requfsition, dinner tables were spread with
delicate viands and wines, toasts were drunk,
and enthusiasm prevailed A Japanese artist
took the thing down in India ink. The Japan
Emperor will, therefore, get an idea of the af-
fair without the bore.