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Nevada national., 1860-02-25
SUMMONS.

STATE or CALIFORNIA, ! JUSTICES corHT-
County OF Nevada. - 5. c. RicHkKBoos
Township Of Grass Valley. Justice of the Peace.
THE People OF the State Of California; to T. J. Ne
L WORTHY and d. 4. HARRIS, GREETING -
You are herebysummoned to appear before me.
:. c. Richardson J. r. in and for said County. at my
Of Auril A. D., 1860. at 10 O'Clock. a. NJ. to ans
wer 70 the complaint of THos s. LEVY, whs de-
mands Of YOU thesum of Que Hundred and siIty-
dollars. and Twelve Gents, per copy Of com
plant on he in my -fiee. when Judgment will
be taken against you for the said amount, toEeth-
with Goals and damages If you fail to appear and
Given under my hand, this 1Ith day Of January,
A. D. 1860. s. c. RICHARDSON J. p.
II having been satisfactorily shown to me by ,
davit Of Plaintiffs that the said defendants are ,
sent from this State, il ia ordered that the ab~
Summons be published in the Nevada National
three months previous TO the 18th Of April 1ss
3ssu 3 c. RICHARDSON, J.. Pv
Nevada national., 1860-02-25

It is an cid adge, that ''you can't make u
whistle out Of pigs tail :" but the editor Of
OF tho Springfield Republican says he is
blowing on one made by Mr. ]. OF Hartford.
We cannot think of a more appropriate mu
ical instrument for Black-Republican ed
iter, az the tortuous tunes he is obliged to
play work beautifully through the kinks"
Of such candal sppendage .-.Netc Haren
Register.
Nevada national., 1860-02-25
San Francisco Advertisements.
Iron Railing,
Dwellings, Verandas, Csmeterys, &c.

THE SUBSCRIBERS (lsfPORTERs) beg leave to call
L the attention Of Builders, and all others anti
eipAting want of Iron RailiI g. Verandas Balconies
&e to their extensiv assortment OF Patterns, which
are kept ale at our ofhee At the ecrrsr OF san
some and Merchant staeet, San Francisco
To those yko are expecting TO build or virh 70
inclsss their esnstsr, cts u'u ca ahirs, We
would say that advantageous contracts mny be made
With us who are constantly furnished viii he
nss.,n rsit,,ss ,afu "a Itsatiilla bait
more. and Boston. TINS brnncn OF our bisness IL
connected with the exfnsive Foundry and Machine
shop Of Msssrs Thestcisf i.rssrs es q hart.
ford Conn., whose work neeas accommodation
with those who ara familiar with tho reputation Of
AZ ersAbasnnak
EB-Those who require kariing Of any particular
STYLE oters than the samples weidh we have exhi
bition, can be accommodated by forwarding TO ms
drawing for patterns.
Further paticulars includCng prices for Railing,
may be learned by calling on CT addressing
wN. FAULKNER SON,
dee7o 3m San Francisco, Cal
Nevada national., 1860-02-25

Chsrlss-'Clsra, did poor little Carlo have
pink ribbon round his n eek whom you lost
Aimi'
Clara-'Yss, yes the little dear ! Have
yoo seen him!'
Charles No. not exactly put here's a
piece Of pink ribbon in the sausage"
Nevada national., 1860-02-25
SUMMONS.

State OF California, County Of Nevada. 81.
District Court Of the 18th Judicial District
of said State.
The People Of the state Of California to THOs
wOODNIIIE Greeting
You are hereby summoned TO answer to the com
plaint Of GEo. A. MONTGOMERY filed against you
and WV RODHAM, within Ten days from the ser
vice Of this Writ II served you 10 this County,
within Twenty days II served you in this District
and Of this County, and within isrty DAYS ser
we'd you in this State and out OF this District in
an action commenced on the first day OF February
A D. 1860, in said Court to obtain Decree Of this
Court for the Foreclosure OF certain mortgage,
bearing date the 10th day OF October, 4. u. 1896,
executed by the said Defendant. VIM R0dham, TO
Thos NoodVille. and for the sale OF the premises
therein and in said complaint particularly mention
ed and described and the application ef the moneys
arising from such sale to the payment Of the amount
due a certain promssory note, set forth N saia
complaint made and delivered To- said Ihos wood
vile by the Defendant VIM. Rodham, aud by said
woodyille transferred TO the Plaintiff bearing even
date with said mortgage and thereby intended TO be
secured, to 1.-THE sum OF One Thousand Dollars
with interest thereon from the 10th day October 4
d. ls5s at the rate of Ten per cent per annun, til
paid; and II any deficiency shall remain, after ap-
plying all OF said moneys properly so applicable
thereto then that plaintiff may have execution ther-
efor against said defendants also that said de-
PENDANTS and all and every person claiming by
through OF under them, subsequently TO the date Of
Plaintiffs mortgage and the commencement OF THIS
action, may be barred and foreelosed OF All ught.
claim lien aud equity Of redemption in or to the
said morigagcd premises any part thereof. and
for such other Of further relief both in the pre-
misses rs may be just and equitable.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail TO
answer said complaint as herein directed Plaintiff
will take Judgment against you by default, thgeih-
er with all costs Of suit and also demand Of the
Court such other relief is prayed for in Plaintiffs
said complaint.
In testimony whereofI, John S. Lambert. Clerk
Of the district Court. Aforesaid do bereuni0 set my
hand and impress the seal OF said Court, ssomse,
in the city of Nevada this 9th day OF February. A.
d, lso0. - -
BY Joseph Roberts, Deputy.
By Order n Hon. David Relden, County Judge. in
and for Nevada County, California.
True Copy-AtieSt JOHN S. LAMBERT, elk
Per Joseph Roberts. Jr., Deputy.
pibble & Lansing Attorneys for Plaintiff. 2s3ia
Nevada national., 1860-02-25

ARITHNErIcAI. PUzzLE.-If four dogs, with
sixteen tails, can catch twenty-nine rabbits,
with eighty-seven legs in forty minutes,
how many legs must the same rabbits have
to get away from eight dogs, with thirty
tive legs, in seventeen minutes and half
Nevada national., 1860-02-25
THE HO w AND
ROTARY DAYYHnY.

I'VE are now prepared to furn'sh Al snort no.iee
w the above battery and woul A request the atte
nton Of all Quartz 10 II previous to the erection
of mi H. For efficiency in extra ting gold ~ Is oe-
coming celebrated. and have no hesiance IN pro-
in
Al our request MR.. ALMARIN B. PAUL superin-
tendent Of the Oriental Quartz MIL. near Nevada
city has consented 10 explain the wor King o. the mi
and show its efficiency to any who AZ feel interest,"
and all Judge Of II better by >ing II IN prae
teal operation, would refsr Quartz men OF New
ala county TO him.
GODDARD, HANSCOM Is RANKIN,
45-6m Pacific Foundry, San ranciseo
Nevada national., 1860-02-25

The editor Of the Boston liberatOr calls
upon the ladies OF the North to make use OF
nothing that j. produced by slave labor. He
need not expect them to discard the use el
cotton. They will not erpel so old friend
from their bosoms
Nevada national., 1860-02-25

where have Beyhsod'- FeeIinz- Fssd
Where !. gone the radiant lightness,
Boyhood DER our yonng day throws
Where the hope OF rainbow brightness,
That with childhood's being grows
Like flower whose bloom is faded
Like lutte whose iones are dead;
All Ia withered. silent. shaded.
Where have boyhood's feelings fed
What though deep we drain the wine cup
What though smiles our lips may crown;
They'll not our young feelings call up
They'll not our remembrance drown.
Often when the brow's most smiling.
II conceals a sickening brain;
Would We could saccesd in willing
Boyhood's feelings back again.
Often when the look is proudost,
II but hides sinking heart;
When the laugh is wildest-loudest,
II may be the actors part.
And song and jest when eircling freely
Seeming in mirth's step to tread.
Oh how oft are bitter mockery!
Ghosts Of bOyhood's feelings fed
IN. Y. Courier.
Nevada national., 1860-02-25

So Among the euriosities lately added
to the Museum, is a mosquitoes bladder con.
tanning the souls OF twenty-four misers. and
the fortune. OF twelve printers-nsarly half
full.
Nevada national., 1860-02-25
SIMMONS.

State Of California. Justices Court
County OF Nevada :.
Eureka Township. Before WV. capertoni J.P'
II. N. Moore, VS.. ID. Vallandingham.
The People Of the state Of California to D. Nallan-
tinghsm-You hereby summoned to appear he-
fore the undersigned Justice Of the Peace At his Of
Gee on uoore'n Flat, in said Township, on Wednss
day the 9th day Of February, A. D., 1850, Al II o.
clock ". to answer to the complaint OF H. ~ Moore
Who demands Of you the sum Of One Hundred aud
1hirty-hvs Dollars, principal, and the sum Of One
Hundred and Ninety -four Dollars and Forty Cents in
tsrest alleged to bo due him from you per note ON
Ole in this efncc.
On failure so to appear and answer, Judgment will
be rendered against you for the said OF s529 10
and Costs Of suit.
Given under my hand this 1Ith.day Of October,
q. 1859. W. W. cAPERrON, J. P.
Affidavit being iled BY the Plaintiff in ths within
cause that due diligence has been exercised pro-
aure service on the within defendant, and further
evers that he has good reason TO believe that the
above named defendant has left the state and 10 has
been ordered BY that publication be made in the
Nevada National. = weekly newspaper, published in
Grass Valley in the County Of Nevada, state Of Cal
iforniA once a week for the period Of three month.
frsm the dale OF first publication.
is.3n Wv. CAPERT0S, J. P.
Nevada national., 1860-02-25
SUMMONS.

State Of California. } Justices Csuri,
County OF Nevada, 50
Township Of Eureka. Before W. w. Caperton, J.
ii NJ. Moore, vs.. d. Vallandingham.
The People sf the state Of California TO d. N2llan
dinghsm-You are hereby summoned to appear be
fore the undersigned Justice Of the Peace a. his Of
fee on Moore's Flat. in said Township. on Wsdnes-
day the 27th day Of February. 4. D.. 1850. a. 10
o'clock a. m. to answer to the Complaint Of ~
Moore. who demands of you the sum OF Ore Hem
.red and Thirty four Dollars principal, and ths SUN
Of One Hund rec and Ninety two Dollars and Ninety
six cents interest alleged TO be due him from you
A. per note on hle in TINS Office
On failure So to appear and answer. Judgment will
he rendered against you for the said of $50 %
and Costs Of suit
Given under my hsnd this 18th day Of October,
A. d.. 1889. WV CAPERToN, }. p.
Af,avi being filed by the Plaintiff In the within
cause that due diligence has been exercised TO pro
cure service ON the within defendant. and further
AYERS that he has good 10 believe that daien
dant has left the state; and 1t has been ordered sy
me that publication be made In the Nevada National
a weekly newspaper published at Grass Valley In the
County Of Nevada, state of california, once in each
eek for ths term Of three months from date Of htst
utilization. [l3-3ml W. W. CAPEKroN, ). r.
Nevada national., 1860-02-25
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE or A WRIT OF EXECUTION TO me d.
ID reeted, issued out Of the County Court Of Ne
yada County state OF California on Judgment ren-
dcred in said Court on the 18th day OF November 4,
H. 1859 in favor Of GEoRGE r. DALTON aud against
JosErH RICHARDS by Confession) for the sum Of Eight
Hundred aud Five Dollars and Ninety Cents, with
interest on the said Of ss05.9 90. from the 4th
day of November A. H. 1859 at the rate OF Ten per
cent per annum, until paid,
Together with all costs Of suit, have levied up
on the following described property, TO wit -
All the right title and Interest Of the above named
Defendant Joseph Richards. Of in and to a certain
Quartz Mill and Quartz Leads In Grass Valley Town
ship. County Of Nevada and State Of California,
Lnswn as the Helvetia and Lafayette Gold Mining
Company's Quartz Mil aud leads also defendant =
interest in and TO all the machinery and appurte-
nAnees thereunto belonging or in any wise apper-
tanning, consisting OF Engines, Boilers, Stamps,
Belts Tubs, Tools, &e., &c.
Notice is hereby given that viii expose 70 public
Sale all the above described Property TO the highes;
bidder for Cash in front OF the Court House door,
in Nevada City, on Tuesday, the 9th day OF Dccem-
ber A. d., 1859, between the hours OF O'Clock A.
~ and O'Clock, 7. VI.
Given under my hand this 4th day OF November,
4. ID. 1859.
J.B. VAN HAGAN, Sheriff Nevada Co.
Nc ConneIl 4 Byrne Attyis for Pitts.
Nevada national., 1860-02-25

Where he has opened the largest Leather an shoe
Finding store in Sau Francisco with n complets a.
soriment Of all the different goods appertanins to
the Leather and Finding Business for the ball trade
such as FRENCH CALF SKIN Of the following brands
LEMON, Delon, Alboy, Bordiner, Nelows 4; also.
silver Medal Patent Lea ather, Morocco. and a good
assortment Of Prime Philadelphia kips, and Calf
skin Oak and Hemock sole Leather Of all the dife-
rent qualities and prices TO suit buyers Also, a
complete assortment of SHOE FINDINGS OF all the
various kinds Crimped Boot Fronts and Footings,
from 81 90 10 81 so htted Cali Boot Legs, from 81,
SO to 81 Sole I.eather from 30 to37h cents per
ID Cater and shoe Uppers Of every kind.
S. Particular Atten iion paid TO orders The store
will be oprn from A. ~, till 7. u.
JOHN G. REIN,
14-3m No. I2a' sansome ST. San Francisco.
Nevada national., 1860-02-25
SUMMONS.

c corsry !, ~ or ~ NEVADA. Before NE /. ssrsosrn:
Towns'p Of Rough L Ready Justice Of the Peace
The People Of the State Of California, to ". ?.
TUTTiF Erecting
You are hereby commanded to appear before the
undersigned, Justice of the Peace, at his once in
Rough Ready township, county CT Nevada on the
30th day OF December A. D. 1889, at 10 o'cloek, A
NJ, TO answer TO the Complaint Of A. y. NINAN, who
demands Of yon the sum Of Ninety-one Dollars and
Twefy-Gve Cents, balance due account.
When Judgment viii be taken against you for the
said amount, together with I'd DANA gss IL 70.
fail TO appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said County
Greeting-Make legal service and due return hsrsof
Given under my hand, this goth day Of Dee. A.
d. 1859,
Nevada national., 1860-02-25
SIMMONS
State Of California ! Jusiies's.court.

State Of California Justice s.Court
County Of Nevada, ss
Township Of Eureka. Before W. W. capsrton, J.P
II. A. Moore, VS. ID. Vallandinghzm.
The People OF tho State Of California to u. vallan
dugham-You are hereby summoned TO appear be-
fore the undersigned Justice Of the Peace his sf
flee gooFu's Flat. in said Township on " rdnesdsy
the -5th day Of February D., 1850, at IL e'sloek
a m. TO answer 10 the complaint Of II. n Moore,
who demands Of you the OF Ninety two dollars
and Seventy Eve cents. principal, and the san Of
one Hundred and Thirty three dollars and Fifty ak
Cents. interest allcdged To be due him from yea,
per nuts Gle in this Once
On failure 50 to appear and answer. Judgment viii
be rendered against you for the said Of two
hundred and twenty six Dollars and thirty cents
aua costs ol suit.
Given under my hand this 1Ith day Of October. "A
. 1859 ". ". CAERrOS, }. PB
Nevada national., 1860-02-25
w. S. c.
CLUB HOUSE GIN.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
appointed SOLE AGENTS for the sale OF this PURE
GIN in California and Oregon arc prepa red TO sup
plv the Trade with article that has 80 EQUAL.
IN THIS MARKET, being the PURE ARTICLE in its
finest srinkable condition and nayor.
This Ginis IMPORTED DIRECT FROM + 0lLAND,
bv Messrs W. s. C0RBIN 4 CO.. of New York, who
have made arrangements with the late hrni OF CAM
PBEII BROTHERS for the sole Importation and sale
In the United States and Canada.
We .re assured IL Ia the
Nevada national., 1860-02-25
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP,

DlSSOLUIlON OF PARTNERSHIP,
The undersigned having been transaetinT busi-
ness under the firm and name OF Smith q HeCreA'
at the Key stone Saw MIL upon Kentucky Flat in
the township OF Rough Ready County OF Nevada
and State Of California have this day dissolved said
Connection, BY mutual Consent.
A. SMITH
VIM. MsCRKA.
Kentucky Flat, January 1880.
The accounts OF the above firm are in the has&s
Of heCrea Bowman, who have this day formed .
Cepsrtnershp, in the same business, At the ssia
place when they will also attend TO the sstslsnsst
Of the business Of the late Arm.
VIM NsCRKA
Wn. BoWMAu.
Ksnruety Fiat. January ID, isoe
Nevada national., 1860-02-25

II having been satisfactorily shown to me. By AZ
hdayit ef Plaintiff that said defendant ia absent re.
mons be published in the Nevada National fer thrss
months. ll3-3ml W. W. CAPERroS. J.P-
Nevada national., 1860-02-25
E. l.. MELBOURNE, J..P.

Il having been satisfactorily shown 70 ne, BY az
hdavit Of Plaintiff that said defendant Is absent freD
the State IL is hereby ordered that the above sun-
mons be published in tho Nevada National for three
months. l23.3ml L. MELBOURNE. J.. r.
Nevada national., 1860-02-25
JOHN s. LAMBERT. Clerk.
BY Joseph Roberts, Deputy.

By Order n Hon. David Relden County Judge, in
and for Nevada County, California.
A True Copy-Atiest JOHN S LAMBERT, Clk
Per Joseph Roberts. Jr., Deputy.
nihble & lansing. Attorneys for Plaintiff. 2s.3n
Nevada national., 1860-02-25

State Of California, County Of Nevada. 81.
District Court Of the 18th Judicial District
of said State
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THE LATEST NEWS
TELEGRAPHIC.
The Latest from -CaIife mia.

rlkhsAuGh's FERRY, (160 mules east Of Sar
r,onetseo Jan. 10, 3 p. m.-The inaugural cere-
nonles az san Francisco, yesterday morning were
Sr""u , anu imposing. great Inauguration ball
was gwen In the evening"
No business OF importance has been transacted
In the Legislature today '-''01O' wv
The senatorial caucus appoin.ed N, % n,,h,
absorbs all other subjects GU iO' Ut
Gov: Weller's annual message olives , ,,,,,,,,.
ing eIhib ition Of the State iaances
The Treasury receipts last year are 81 IN sas
and the expenditures S9I6, 1872 ''
The Governor urges retrenchment and reduced
taxation
The total funded and floating State debt il
81 $50 900, and the funds in the Treasury 1862 OO0
Dates from the British Columbia are 10 the 9th
list but the news is Gnimportant.
oregon adv;ces are 10 the Sd instant.
The Columbia River still closed by ice
The mining news from Fort ColviIle was graft
lying. Inc Tunes there were prosperous. Money
The Similkarnean mines are represented as rich
extensive. ~
Lieut.. Mullen's party had established their
winter quarters at Fort Owen
Advices from Tubec saw the driver of the Over
laid mail brought the news on his last trim that
the Indians at Apache Pass had given signs of ex-
tensiye preparations for the total determination of
the overland mail line through their country, 20
be followed by descent upon the inhabitapts
The Indians, since the troops returned from their
campaign, have been more troublesome than ever
On the night Of the 10th all the horses belonging
10 captain Stones commission Were stolen to-
Sether with eleven horses and forty head of cattle
belonging 10 farmers In the neighborhood
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FUTURE DAYS.

BIZ WALL d BARNARD, Auctionee-s.
4 DMlNlSTRhTOR'SS SALE OF A STOCK
"A OF FANCY DRY GooDs, DC On : iTURDAY
MORNING, 4th February, at 10 O'Clock, we ", il
sol, IN front of tbs Auction Rooms hy authority Of
man, deceased the ersonal effects of said deceased
consisting ofa stock of Fancy Dry Goods, &c
Terms: 8 cash over that amount credit OF 90
days for approved endorsed notes. bearing interest.
BY order of the Admins rator:
ia Sid WALL. & BARNARD, Aucts.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
A DMlNISrRATUk'S SALE OF HOUSE.
"A HOLD FURNITURE, NEGROES, Rear AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the 9Th day of February next, /
shall, by order OF the Orphans Court, at II O'Clock
the residence OF the late g. B. Scott decea sed,
III street. between 18th and l4th streets east
Navy Yard, sell all of the personal effects belonging
to tne said deceased, consisting Of
Sofas, Chairs, Bedsteads, Bareaus. Safes,
Lounges. WaIdrobes. Tables, Washs.ands,
Beds, Mattresses and Pillows,
Bedding, Carpets, Oilcloth and Mating,
China, Glass and CIockery Ware,
Cooking, PaTlor and other Stoves,
Kitchen Requisites,
Servant Man,
Servant Woman.
BY order Of MARION Nj. TAYLOR
Administrator de bonls non of
George Scott, deceased.
Terms All sums under S. ca h over s. credit
of 90 da,s for notes satisfactorily endorsed bear
Ing interest.
ia 2a-eo&ds A. GREEN, kuct.
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Serious Accident to an Fxprr.. Car

BALTIMORE, Feb. About two this morn nc
on the arrival Of the train from this CITY al the
Susquehanna river, the express mail, and sleep
ing cars were, as usual, pushed upon the boat; but
tom some cause. probably by the ice upon the
track formed by falling rain, too much lie. d Say
was gained, and the express went over into
deep waller, The truck falling upon ihe platform
Of the lower deck, but doing no damage The
passengers in the sleeping car, which fortunately
was checked upon the deck, knew nothing Of the
accident until some minutes had elapsed
There is no doubt but that the ice on the track
prevented the brakes from chez king the speed Il
the cars. The mail had a narrow escape from
going over. The mail agent jumped upon the
deck Of the steamer, but the brakesInan promptly
disconnected the coupling and saved the mail cac
from being drawn down oy the weight of the ex-
press car and truck
This accident. together with the storm, detain-
ed the trains from arriving here until O'Clock
this morninq
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ArGusTA, Feb. 1.-The Charleston Murcury of
Tuesday mention the robbery OF General Della
Ambassador from one Of the South American gov
ernments, SO the Government Of the T. : who
arrived in the Isabel.
1t now appears tnat while stopping at the hotel
his trunks were broken open ON Saturday. aud
coinage OF 1859, and fifteen hundred dollars in
ten and twenty pound Bank of.England bills,
besides niue decorations crosses. Jewels and
watches Were distracted. The total amount Of
his loss is about $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-01
Union Meeting at PHILADELPHIA

PHILLDELPHIA, Jan. 4l.-This evenings Jour
nal publishes call for grand mass meeting TO
be held here saturday night, TO organize a
party TO be styled the Constitutional Union
Party having for it's object the preservation of
the Union and the protection Of the Constitutional
rights Of the States, and the suppression Of sec
tonalism. The CAL is signed by large number
Of the most prominent business men Of the city
Messrs. Crittenden, Fillmore and Everett are en-
pected 20 address the meeting
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Fire at Wilmipgte n, Del.

WILMINGTON, Del, Jan. 3I-A FIRE occurred
here last night, which destroyed the store house
of Warmers line Of packets, including fifty bales
of cotton and some finished goods, be longing to
d. Lanmet Il Co. The adjoining paper ware
house of Messrs. Jessup & Moore, of Phiiadelp hia
was also destroyed. The fire is supposed TO have
b Ell the work Of an incendiary. The Id has not
been as-ertainsd
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Another Railroad Accident,

BosroN, Jan. 3l-The day express train from
New York for this city ran of tue track IA, al
Palmer, on a high embankment, and the c. n
turned several scmersets before reaching the leve
below. A brakesman was killed and several o.
the passengers were seriously injured.
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Southern News Items l,

CHARLESTON, Jan. 31.-The Courier's special
New Orleans dispatch says the last rail Of the
Mississippi Central Railroad would be laid on the
3lst.
The Mississippi river was rising rapidly.
bill had been introduced in the Texas Leeis-
lature to punish by imprisonment, Northern
preachers and teachers of abolition sentiments
Governor Houston's message dissents implicitly
from the South Carolina resolutions.
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LOST AND FOUND.

HORSE STRAYED-From the northern part of
O'CLOCK, dark BAY MARE, with a bug IN
gy The finder will be Ii berslly rewarded by GA
leaving them at Regans' Stable l4th street. near
Long Bridge. fe Is.
i OSF-A small white LAP DOG, with short
d.1 ,, az, ana answers to thu name of Fl
tral reward, IT left at No 314, on +; st -
hetWeen 18th and l4th sts, next door to the Union
Du-Iu.nes. ia list
| OST-Between Washington ST. AMI St Johns
II Church, Georgetown a gold chain RR ACE
LEI. ILe ms by l. av ING it ct Mr. J. M. BELTS
corner OF CONGRESS and Bridge sts., Georgetown
will he suitably rewarded. in al at.