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The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

For One Year in advance (scnt by mail 80 90
For SIX Months, in advance.........do..a...,. 300
- Tnree Months, delivered by carrier).. 200
E5- Advertisements conspicuously inserted
at reasonable rates.
a~Papers sent by mail payable in advance.
As we have received large addition to our
Job Ohice, prepared to do all kinds of
Book and Job Printing.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

RELIGION OF THE JAPAXEsB.-The ortho-
dox religion of Japanese is Siutoo-all
worship the sun. Their belief is that the
world was regenerated through the instru-
mentality and appearance on earth of a
female, and after performing this great and
good work, for which by God she was or
dained she ascended to Heaven I'd became
embodied in the sun. Their national flag
Is emblematical of their religion. displaying
q it does the sun in all its purity upon the
" hite field. There are other sects. and
among them the most numerous would ap-
pear to be the following of Buddha. Many
suppose that Buddhism is the principal
creed, from the fact that its followers num-
ber three hundred and twentT millions ::
this and the Mahommedan religion being
the principal creed or religion of the ma
tions of the East. The founder of the
blddhist religion was man called Savka
S'nha, who was born, as was supposed
two thousand four hundred and twenty
years before the Christian era. 1t is not
known for certainty when Buddhism was
first introduced into Japan. The statement
SO often made that Christianny is not a,
lresent in any way tolerated, is a mistake
fos the Government is far from being in
tolerent in religious matters The people
ofJapan attend very little to religious mat
ters. Religion is matter of business
which is attended to altogether by the Ma
AAdo aud his priests. Some of the Japan
eSe attached to the Embassy worship Bud
o4n' some Sinfoo, some Nahammed, and
sone worship nothing. The two AmDas-
sadors and one ofthe interpret are Rnaa
h's's tue eehsor has no particular religion:
the. Nice-GoVernor is partly sintoo and
partly Buddhist.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

RAPhAEL's famous picture, = The Arch
angel and Satan" has been replaced in the
Louvre, Paris, The surface had begun to
crumble away and peel off, but the work
has been put upon new canvas, and is
said to be restored in an admirable man
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10
HI. w. CALVIN,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTOFTuE
9, ". R R

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5sGysz5ssJE zsl5 Ez5;s;sstla.5lss5Aa 5.5;;slgls5al Esa
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on AND AFTER THE FIRST OF April
Ols59, the trains of the sacrarnento Vale
Railroad willleave as follows viz:
The Passenger Trains.
WIN cave the Depot at foot of X street, at sacra
mento at O'Clock, A. NJ and 2 p NJ
HtWillleave Folsom daily (Sundays N
A NJ, 10 NJ, and st p. NJ.
On Sundays, willleave Sacramento at 7 NJ
and 7 NJ, willeave Folsom at A. NJ and pm
IiCkEF OFFICE-On Front street, under the
What Cheer House" VAC
Regular Z areo over the Road saeacb wsv
Excursion Tickets for SUNDAYS out and hack 60
Freight for Folsom
"in De taken up oy eyerytrain H. excepting SUNDAYS
Up way freight by the p. NJ train onlv
Freight must be deliveredat the Depof foo, ofr
street, haitian hour before the departure oftrains
elseit will be retained for the ext train
Rates ofFreight-Ipward, s3per ton, to Folsom
Downward, $3.50 (for stone)
perton to Sacramento.
The A. NJ. traimout from Sacramento connects
W h stages for allofthefolowing named places and
passengers procuring tickets at the ticket Office in
Sacramento, will be sentthroughithe esame day.
Thestages run from all of the following named
places connect with the la NJ train from, Folsom
arrivinginS acrame ento o NE HOUR BEFORE THE
SAN FRANCISCO BOAT LEAVES
Nevada Grass Valley Auburn
Iowa Hill, Forestcity, DowIievine,
IIlinoistown, YankeeJim's, nTpod
Georgetown, Mormon Island Coloma
FL Dorado, Diamond Springs Flacery lille
Prairie City, Michigan Bar Cooks Bar
Wallis Diggings, Live Oak City ark ansas Divc;,os
Willow Springs Drytown, AmaJor
Sutter. Jackson, Fiddleto,n
J.P.ROBINSON, Superintendent
Sacramento, ls59-tf
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10
THE EMPIRE MARKET
On Pine st. below L. S. Bakery.
N IT, v A II A

On IlHt 81. DtiOW z ,. Dakcry.
N Il V A d A.
Come one, Come all-that is if Won have
the CASH to pay for the best BEEF and Meats
in the mountains Meats wholesale, meats by
the quarter side or carcass Cheap as the
cheapest, and the best Live Stock for sale at all
times
N B-Not to be different from others we in
vite old friends and patrons to stay away un-
less they have the CASH.
rIrAC KENT
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10
MRS. E. STONE
MRS. IIOLDRIDCE,

Female Physician and Obste.rician,
Attends Ladies through their confinement,
and treats all diseases peculiar to her SEX
Those desirous of being restored to health and
becoming mothers will do well to pay her WHIT
OF write stating the particulars. Also patent
supporter to assist Ladies in confinement. Mrs
Ii. has a certain and speedy cure for all kinds
of Cancers cankers ard rheumatism
Letters addressed to her will receive prompt.
attention. Visits made to any part of the STATE
Patients received at her Residence, which at
situated on Cement Hill, one mile from Nevada
jyl-tf MRS. S. s. .HOLDRIDGE.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

THE Austrian artillery has been making
experiments with rlled cannon loaded with
gun-cotton. Although the twist is very
considerable, the pieces can be loaded at
the muzzle. At the last account they had
succeeded in throwing a six pound ball
three miles with six ounces of gun-cotton.
These guns are very light, and this, with
the small quantity of ammunition required,
renders them particularly applicable to
mountain warfare, especially as it is posi-
BILE to fire for considerable time before
the enemy learn whence the shots are COM
ing, since the gun-cotton makes no smoke.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10
TIE NEVADA JOURNAL.
ftBLIsIIED BY
X. G. WAITE d co.

s. .. WAITE, T. W. LOCKWOOD, JOS. THOMPSON.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

FROM Los ANGELEs-The editor of the
Ners has been shown some splendid speci-
mems of silver and copper ore, 5y DR.. A.
of Sonora, some forty miles distant from
Guaymas, by John Bloom. Bloom shipped
ton and half of the ore from Guaymas
to San Francisco, for the purpose of having
it tested it was assayed, and the copper
found to yield $3.50 to the ton the Silver
Sl75. These specimens are largely impreg-
mated with gold
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

IT is difficult to realize the immensity of
London. | am living in the centre of the
city, and have twice visited friend, whose
house is located far within its boundaries.
and near whose door the Bank omnibuses
pass every few minutes. Yet my hotel and
my friends residence are distant from each
other nine miles !! 1t takes me two hours
to reach him. Paris, whose every quarter
have explored, covers a tolcrably large
patch of ground, but Paris, compared
with London, is mere village.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

One gold hunting, English lever, chro-
nometer balanced, fnll jeweled, No.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-07
VaIuabIe Real Estate tor sale,

II WILL sell Monday September 1860, my Mills and
Farm eonai ing l45 acres. The mills are new, two pair
French Burrs for pair and good
Mill about so oe4rebudngs very good and only two
miles from town with good pike TO it.
Eight Store Rooms, Dwellings, the Eouut Pleas
ant Botel-th IS the only Hotel In ten miles place
so Lots suitable for Dwellings, Stores Shows &C
Mount PIE Is surrourded by the richest lands IN Tennes
see ana Is now Of the Tennessee and Alabama
road.
Seven hundred and forty Of Land from niles
from this pIsce we'll tbered and four free springs
Also 500 acres seven miles SoBth of this place.
pike acres Orchards Buildings good three
free stone springs andncng good This place Oceupied
by Andrew Kenedsy. Terms liberal E. o. CROSS.
Mount Tenn, luiy l7-tf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-07
Mississippi River Cotton Plantation
for sale.

TINHE Cypress Bend Plantation in Chico. county Arkansas,
Of very Cotton Plantations the Mississippi
river extremely low pr Of S65
600 1t improvements and machinery required
for eighty hands, ap5 1000 Of land cult Tston now
hearing crop unsurpassed and There are 5OO
altogether the aod not but is arabic Pro-
ected this place and sid levees oyerows are i'm
possible and examination it will be found the cheapes
place on the river.
Refer TO AV LNDsEY Nashville Tenn, the premises
to H A. G. WELLB0hN.
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AheShany SprinSS
81 MILES FRON sBAwsvILLE DEPOT,
MoutromerV CoUutV V;rrT..u

TTNHB Proprietors having purchased this Watering
Place in October last, have thoroughly repaired and
furnished It with entirely furniture Of the
will open it for the reception Of visitors 18th da
of June.
Having increased dtors and made liberal
for the comfort their guests they faer themselves
that but few III any) WSte Places will the same at
fractions this
1t is situated the county Of Montgomery, 81 miles from
shawsve epot Virginia and Tennessee Railroad on the
bsn Of the Roanoke River and by some of the
beautiful and attractive scenery among the
Mountains Of Virgins The Water has acquired repus
tonn the last few that unnecessary say ANYTHING
in commentator Of it. Il considered specific for the
worst dscrdered Conditions Of the Stomach Bowels
and for prosraon Of the system We might
number Of certificates IRON Physicians and others acquainted
with its merits, and these might added dd iqiRra
Passengers will met at ShRwsve by -Four Horse Omni
busses TO them road the Springs Persons
leaving Bstm Washington Richmond, Petersburg in
the morning arrive At the Springs the day those
South will ind the the arrival each train
unel9-d4n BOOTH, C0LH0UN 4 CO.
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SOUTHERN Trunk AkUFACTOnY
Fassett & Crossman,

NO 81 MARKET STREET NASHVILLE, TENN,
Manufacturers and WhOIeSaIe and Retail
DEALERS KINDsoF -
Ladies' and Cents Travelling Trunks,
BONNET BOXES,
VALISES, CARPET BAGS. &C., &c., f.
EsIRE call the attention Of all those in want OF
- thing in our line, Wholesale or resi to examine ocF
stock before purchasing elsewhere confident that
sen low other house in the city Our stock is AL Of
our manufacture ana is made Of the best materials and BY
fr workmen All admit the wisdom Of buying
made at ho preference to buying that made at the East
pressy for johbing
We especially invite the attention Of the Ladies tooIr
PATENT TRUNK FOR La ID ES I.
Compartments Bonnets Parssos Brushes
and wster-proof compartment for Sponges OILS, dc.
All kinds Of Trunks mAds order covered repaired
short Give q 81 street.
South OF the Square. EASSETT q CROSSMANs
mayI9-dktVlV
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A Boarding and Day school.
FOR YOUNG LADIES,


VNTILL be opened Sep be Ist in Nashville by j.
w W. NICHOLS formerly Principal Of the Florence Pc.
Academy, Allah and during years teach
er in the Nashville Female Academy
The building selected for this Institution termination
OF Spruce street, and is known COuzzins" House.
The OF instruction will comprise all the braIche
y required in English education The competent Pro-
fessors in Music, Drawing French, &c, are engaged.
IT FfoT particularsI ddrcss J. W. NICHOLS,
am Nsshv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-07
BANCROFT's HISTORY.
New Volume
w. +. BERRY d COMPANY,
RATE ALSO on SAFE
THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES
Vol. VIII
BEING V0L. II. or TIE ANERIGAE RET0LU7IcK
BY GEORGE BANCROFT. Il

Octave. Uniform with the previous Volumes.
This volume comprises the period extending
Bunkers Hill to the signing Of the Declaration Of Independence
the second Of August and Includes among other things, the
siege OF Boston, the NEGOTIATION Of England with
troops written from papers from the Archives Of England and
France including letters from George III and the Empress
Catharine the invasion Ct Canada private letters "a
Of General Montgomery his family
France and Spain, from very copous documents obtained in
France and Madrid the dnclinaon Of Tugo the
revolution in the French Cabinet the proceedings Congress-
part from unpublished private journals by the members the
nSurecon in North Carolina, very full unpublished
temporary the purchase Of German Troops
fullest collection Of papers, with letters of George III and the
Germsn Pnces Ministers and Agents. the heal ancy the Cen
ral COlonies the for taking Independent govern
nen the Virginia Declaration Of the Rights Of Man;
Of sullivsn Island, part materials Resoluton
Of Indes endence the Declaration Of Independence Signing
the Declaration. s.... .E.ss.
The Of manuscript materials collected this
complete ard unolds the origin progress every
pOrant measure, tracing the PROCESS Of the Revolution
Peey in reference part OF the United States pre-
snting the subject also in sreaton the history ofthe
during the period of its progress
The history Of the Revocation viii be cOnpsted
volumes.
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Turnips! Turnips!!

sale and TO Lease.
PROPOSE pom most favorable terms, or exchange
for city po er the remainder Of my premises in the
suburbs consisting Of well built dive ling Of eight rooms,
large cellars servants houses stables. &c AID between eleven
Twelve Of superior garden land will sell tn, dwell
separate from the remainder Of the a
desired These premises adjoining The grounds sold by
lss spring Of about s. 10 foot less by half
than distance from the and equally de
sirabs respects selling eng the occupied
formerly residence and rented for the to
Bostick, Esq, Also,
A1ew Lots left for sale.
will also rent fer the ensuing year. lease long time
the connections dwelling at the Of Broad AMI Vauxhs
Streets present occupied by Hayes Esq, Apply ~
Cherry street, TO & W BROVE, or to
July %. 1850. EUGENE UNDERWOOD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-07
MarshaI,s sale Of Real Estale.

MarshaI'S sale Of Real Estate.
virtue ofsundry executions directed from the honors
United States Circuit Court for the Middle District Of
tennessee, sitting Nashville will expose pubic sale the
highest bidder cash. the city OF Nashville at the Court
House. uray the 6h day Of September 1860 all the right,
title interest which James Nichol and John Echol Jr,
here m acquire and the fol owing
Of land lying Davidson county about ) miles North
Of the city ahvle the Ferry Turnpike road,
being the parcel Of land cnsg BOSS that
laid OF ao ted by John Nchol Sr in
for James and John Ncho J by decree Of the Chance
Court Nashville rendered the lOh May 1852 and
which decree registered in the Registers Office in Davidson
county in No I6 pages 29 and 49, For paicu
lar description If which, reference here made said decree,
registered aforesaid.
LevivG upon the property Of James and Iohn Nicbo h
and to satisfy the follow executions: No l746 Levy
James Nichol l747, Thomas Wood & Co jams
Nichol No l7IS Wood COREY Wood James Nichol; No
l749, William A Ensly Co james Nichol; No 1903 In
sksep, shackelford NcKie James Ncho No eG4 viii
liam Ensy JUhn NichO No IsO5 Inskeep Shack
eford & Mckee James B John NchO jr lSU6, Alex
Stewart Co James NichoI No 20l6, Sslue Cochran
Co James and ohn Nicho ri No 2Os, DOruuaS Nixon
James b Eichol: No 2O49 Jafray Il James B
Mic OIL no 1858 Watson Hldebremn James NichOl No
2O54 Cheesehough, &c James Michel No 205,
Carleton Froti ingham Nichol; No 9249 Oden
hemer & Tenneut James Nicuol. ...
Sale within legal retrospective and without This
l7th day Of July, 1860.
J. B CLEMENTS o s. Marshal,
fOrt Middle District Of
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Land for Sale.

IF application be made, in short time will sell
modsting terms, OrIy Acres OF Land, three miles
from tie Corporation limits MIL Greek, opposite Mai COTS
This OF the beautiful locations in Davidson codnty
half Of the land tmr the balance in culvs
ton. There the premises comfortable cabins
young orchard Apply to Ma eoTT the place, to
self for PARTICULARS CHAs- H. " lNSTON.
ialyl4-0
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ID r. M o VII l. E'S
NEW AND UNRIVALLED


H "A IR TO N ICI
FTNHR most ecAcious remedy in for restoring and
identifying the hair removing all Daniruf and cleansing
the scalp from all diseases This preparation used
city and vicinity for and could furnish
numbers OF certificates testfnp to its wsrh but de
deem necessary. article which speaks itself
To all who losing hair ard who pre-
mRury also to those who wish full luxuTan growth
Of hair, this is RECOMMENDED
Give Il trial persuaded FOR yourself OF its good quail
tiles Put bottles 81 bottle and sold Wholesale
and Retail by DEMOVILLE & CO,
Corner Church and oLerry street,
And by Drug yists generally in city and country.
IN -5tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-07
New FaIIand winter Goods.

NV 4 al sdEIU w NIHtUI OVVNs'
FTNHB undersigned ewing his stock Of Fall and Win
ter Goods for 6eot mems Wra all the various styles
Also choice lot Of Furnishing Go to which be invites the
steutsn Of his customers and the public generally
SAM PRICHITT,
81 College STREET
n. SCOTS Fashions for IseO and 81. Rng2O-lm
THE EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
ON the Nashville Chattanooga Railroad commence
running the 2d day Of July. in connection with
the Expr Trains Southern Charleston
and Savannah, and continue during the
Through time from New York, eight days
July22-u Z. w. COLE, Superintendent
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JUsT OPENED.
Union street

81 Union street, 81
our Spring and Summer Fashions, together with choice
Of French Cloths Cassimeres, Vestngs, &C,
Of latest imporTOus which will up supe
Tor style, which respectfully invite attention
~ HAkVEY 4 co.
faOda. mario
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EW7E in rereip Of shipment of the
Wv cevedin Nashville, which offering
= low figure. aussl klZELL, HOPPER 4 CO.
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BLACKMAN a GILLESPIE.
tSICHoLs' OLD CoRSER)
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK

n0OTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES,
Travelling Bags, Carpet Bags Ladies Satcels, every
1rtic!s usually kept in our line
Our goods have eeted with thsopinon Of
on lnany fri ndS; call and We determ so exert
on selves to please all who may call US.
~DE -
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For sale or Exchange.
Tyrre springs,
aOaee! CoGee!!

VKTILL be opened for the accommodation Of visitors by the
w 10Th OF June. Persons desirous of visiting the
Sprngs advance Of tn time will he nodated
sble TERMS by application he office Of wetrore, ESQ
TES KUSSWURM.
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NASHVILLE, DEM, FRIDAY, sEPrEMBER I, 1850
Gbt gasbtiIIt aniun ann 5msritamn. M
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added. goo
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It will great desi friends,
In writing viii hsa In miro the following rules:
Always give the date Post Once, county and State in the body
Of your letter.
II you the Psper changed from ecs smother give
both Offices in full 4sH
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sheets paper, or different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters and communications sod upon a such facts
and subjects may information public
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ttention
espondens should write only de Of the paper
We undertake return rejected communications.
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GRIFFITH CO., and not personally to either Of the Pro-
prietorB ..rs..
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n DOZEN Coal OIL Lamps, o. various styles, hsted with
n UnsraeS SslssT@'sD O''''H D'' ~ Rains. BRowH co
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SPRING TOOK
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L. a. LAxIER. WH. RzLLEs. H. HrE'rEE.
LANEER, PHILLIPS & CO.,
WHOLESALE GRooERS. 00A71SsF0g KERohAA1S'

vTTg are in receipt Of heavy stock Of ~.
w oIJORs Co. oomprisirz an extenye ana vssiss - -
nsnt Of sVerying usually kept line sno 70 Nn
GDectfully invite the attention OF the trsoe.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-11

wrong In this country, q little time
will make IL right.~because we
have a national feeling and a ma
tional honor.
When | heard tho national air
played as you came in here to-
night IL went to my heart, and |
said, M long as our national songs
remain this country will be united.
DESCENDANT States ! | think no
man in his sober senses can agree
to any such proposition. | tell
you now, there never was n great
er mistake than to believe that
Northern men have sby bad feel
ings against Southern men or
the body Of Southern men against
Northern men. A voice, What
about llarpcr's Ferryp Never
mind Harpcr's Ferry. My friends,
it always belongs 20 republican in
stitutions, that there must be q
great variety Of public opinion up
on all questions, and our only Sc
curity is TO bear and to forbear, and
the strength Of our institutions de-
ponds upon love Of country. And
if we are not imbucd with patri-
otto feelings, there is no hope for
the stability Of our country. But
my faith is this that we will
abide by her destiny for good or
for evil. ! thank you for the high
compliment which feel you have
bestowed upon the by this visit. ]
ain glad the House is organized
IF this organization had been Of
fected by the selection of any 9th
er gentleman, perhaps it would
have boon better, but be assured
will endcavor to discharge the ar
duous duties Of the high position
to which have just been elevated
as best can, and to preserve this
glorious Union intact.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-11

The British Parliament was opeled on
Tuesday, the gath, by the Queen, in person
The Queens speech TO Parliament was
pacific in It's tone, aud created favorable
impression.
In reference TO the San Juan dispute, the
Queen says that any serious difficulty has
been prevented by the equitable course and
eonciliary arrangement made by the Gov
eminent Of the Unied State.
The commercial treaty recently neeotia-
tel between France and England has been
signed.
Capt Harrison, the commander Of the
steamship Great Eastern, has been drown
ed.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
veto ny the President.
The President has sent TO the House Of
Representatives n message containing his
veto on the bill relative to impro veing the
mouth Of the Mississippi.
The message states that the Govern
ment has expended ss9O.o on plans for
improving the mouths, and all with no
marked benefit.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-11
nyLast Tuesday Bulwer's pla

ng-Last Tuesday Bulwer's play
of the Lady of Lyons" was pro-
duced at the house of Z. Kendrick,
Esq, Albany, by company of ANA.
teurs. Among the company pres
ent, were the Governor, Comptrol.
Ter, Speaker of the Assembly. the
Judges of the Conrt of Appeals,
Judge Harris, Judge johnson,
Judge Slosson and JohnL. Graham,
Esq, of New York.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-11

nsa-It is related of the elder Du-
mas, who had an extensive &C.
quaintance with writs of seizure,
that one day his charity was iuvok-
ed in aid of the interment of a bal
lift, who had died in the greatest
restitution. Upon being informed
that the amount necessary was
twenty-five francs, Dumas pulled
fifteen Napoleons from his pocket,
acknowledgements francs
to bury bailiff take all I've got,
and bury twelve Of EN- Y