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The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-24
CHERIFF' sALE.-wheren. on n,

OHERIFF SALE.-Whereas, on the
~ 10th day Of November, A. D. 1860, final Judr
ment and Decree was rendered in the District Court
of the Fourteenth Judicial District Of the State of
California in and for the county of Nevada against
JOHN P. JONES, WI. NJ DAVIES, and CORNELIUS
THOMAS, and in favor of EBER VAN VRANKEN E,r
the sum of nineteen hundred and thirty y-ive dollars
principle debt with interest ON the principle at the
rate Of three per cent. per month from the rendition
OF Judgment until paid together with all costs of
suit. And whereas on the said 20th day of Noyem
Der A. D. 1850 il ordered and decreed by the said
Court that the mortgage set forth in Plaintiffs COM
plaint be orecosed and the property therein deserb
ed to wit One full and undivided third part of that
certain lot and parcel Of mining land and claims st
uated on Manzana Hill. Mississippi Valley District
County OF Nevada and State of California living west
OF and adjoining the claims Of George Moore 4 Co
on the east; the claims Of the Tennessee and Nov
lork companies on the west aud those of : r. Chr
tbs on the north; also one-thrd OF the tunnel LEADING
out OF said claims 10 Sweetand Creek together wt6
one third OF all cuts sluices fumes rights of wav
taiings, irahchises, privileges hydraulic and min
ing apparatus tenements hereditameats and apbur
ienances thereunto belonging, be levied upon ana
SOLD to satisfy said Judgment Interest and accruing
costs. ~ ui"s
Notice is hereby given that win sell all Of the
aoove % described property to the highest and hest
puoer, lor cash, on Tuesday, the 18th day ofNovpm
Der lsoo' IN front of the Court House Door in tba
Cty OF nevada, between the hours of 10 o'clock A NJ
ana O'Clock p N. to satisfy and pay said Judgment
1iVen under my hand this 2Sd day of Ney. 1S6a
J. B. VAN HAGAN. Sheriff
-, BY JAMES B. VAN HAGAN Denutv
ASeOnpei GsrSer, Pla's. Atty. noyAlawM
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-24

DEATH OF A PRNTER.-Oscar O. Ball, q
printer employ ed In the office of the Marys-
vile Express, died in that city on the eve
ming of November 2lst. In connection with
Mr.. McIlvain, he established the Mountain
Echo, at Downieville, in 1852. and after
wards published the Marysville Inquirer.
He was native of Alabama, and thirty
years Of age at the time of his death.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-24

AN INSANE NAN KILLED.-Martin Gogger
native Of Bavaria, was lately confined in
the weaverville Jail for insanity. He man
aged to escape from the Jail and attacked
two men, one Of whom struck him several
severe blows on the head with a coffee-pot
from the effects of which he died.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-24

0REGoN.-OregOn papers of the latest
date received, state that Lineoln's majority
over Breckenridge, in that State, is 27O.
This lie a larger majority, in proportion to
the whole vote cast, than Lincoln has over
Douglas in California.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-24

GoLD MINES IN MENDocNo.-Tbe Ukiah
Herald says that preparations are now be-
ing made to work the newly discovered gold
mines, about four miles above Ukiah. About
one hundred claims have already been
taken up; but none were much worked last
season, IN consequence Of the water giving
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-24

ANOTHER Pony, with dates from st. Louis
to the 14th inst, arrived at Fort Churchill
this afternoon. We were unable to get o
dispatch before going to press.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-24
Nrrada democrat.

OetayIan Hoogs, is orr Agent for San Fran
cisco. lie Is authorized to receive advertisements,
anl collect and receipt for the same
A.Badiam, Jr., Is our Agent for Sacramento,
20 receive Advertisements and collect for the same.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10
AFfERNnnN sRssInN

TIE Hou resumed the discussion Of tie Free
Negro bill pending az the time OF taking The noon
recess
Mr. EAST spoke IN opposition 10 the bill There
was no statute on our ST iue books gigiux a negro
the right tc trial by jury be heard in cur courts
Of jas ice, aud yet IS we'll snOEu tast such has
been che case time and time agsia. lie coniended
that the State Of Tennessee had the right to confer
citizenship upo0 Tree persons Of colef and read
the Drei Scott decision pr3ve the statement
He also ooutsudel that there vas progis "a in tie
bill which was nothing more nor less than direct
rlbbery Of the fres meu OF color; and stated that
he would not cote for the original hill, the bill 10
lieu nor the amendment to tae bill ia lieu under
s1y oircnBstarc
Mr. CHEAfHAM differed, with 8 great deal Of
reluctance from his colleagues upon this Question.
There two thOus aud free negroes IN Nash
Vile not one Of twenty having any visible means Of
support and who undoubtedly lived by petty pecu-
lation' WITH slaves He deemed it a luty be oWed
to his constituency to express his appreciation Of
tbe bill under consideration.
Mr.. TREWHITT regarded the free negro az a
pubic Nuisance, and sdeh being the ease the
Legislature OVID it to the citizens OF Tenues-
see that the free negro should be removed ct once
out Of the State lie could not see how the negro
can be free wan under The constitution; for they
did not compose any part Of the body polite in its
formation. Although he vas in favor Of liberal
construction OF that instrument The power Of the
expulsion Of Objectionable cssss is incident to every
government. Nothing in the constitution goes to
put the negro On an equality With the AnglO-Ssxon
man. Mr. Tresbitt gave way fol motion to ad-
journ.
And then
On motion the House adjourned sin tO-mlrrOw
morning nine O'clock.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10
Archer Cheatham & Brother,
IMPORTERS OF
WINES, BRANDIES,
Cigars, Tobacco, &c., sc,
No. College street,
VASHFILLE TENN

YASHFILLE TENN
LwArs keep we'll selected Sock Of aas goods in oar line
/ n Of business, more especially
Fine COgnac,
or Oh yintages aud we'll established Brands Amongst which arc
United vineyard ProPrietOr's GO. COgnac.
Fine old ssSazeracs' Cnguacs
ssVaIIantin'' Cognac.
Old London Dock COgnae, &c.
To which would caIthe particular attention Of eonnosu
aud those who wait article CT Brandy for medical pu
Pos1s Our brands Of Champagne arc very choice and
The Genuiue e Heidsirck & Co o
GiesIer K Co" Cold Label and White
Prince Imperial, and several others
in quality and Gavor, We have Edrmoau.H Dur Gorfoz
GOO 5ine Zr5ts SHERIFF Brol7H and GotdsH Sherry. Sc
We always keep large stock Of Pure Robertson County
WHISKY.
Fine O1 Bour50B Rye rad LsA Flistes. Pure Holland
Gin scotch and English Aes London Porter aud Guinness
Our patrons have Two nnirsd Thousand Cisars 70 sssst
fromrOa The cheap German and fsst class Domestic
very choicest uAvASAs-
Our stock Of
TOBACCOS
very extensive and cannot excslIed in quality We can
give very great ndueeusntl The trade in this articles
made such arrangements that purchase from the
Our Paac1s Rough and kegSF and FIAT
Plug TObaccos cm the lest uuaeturers virginia We
Amongst miscellaneous articles you'd call attention.
coed selection Of hne
GunPOwdeTs
ImPeriaI and
Young TTysOn Teas.
Ooloog and PaUcong Teas. Pickles Preserves, Oysters, sok
Ing Tobacco and Hauy oshsr articles
invite ne insPs e71 Of ne se sad assure them We can ee
jans-a ARCHER CHEATHAM BROTHER
$4,000 Cedar Cross-ties Wanted.
contracting with responsible pares TO- the fuinis1fnz
and delivery, the river bank al tee mouth q Eo Ri5sr
$4,000 CEDAR CHOsS-TIEs,
l0 crotss to be delivered By Nay ist, and balance By
The Gross ties are to he Or sound timber Tree from dot
shake be uHe q feet with ends square % Be
fairly ssn SIDES face Of no. less than eight 81 inches
thickness Of ix inches between parallel faces.
Terms Of payment, third cash deliaeT bal
anesin SIX and twelve months win He susorsri pslsr
The privilege 70 resrVai Of reiesng any al bids should
he terms not be satafset1ry.
Sealed Proposals F be received Tor he furnishing ard dsV
cry Of the above mstea az the Eura oes Of The above
Company b. fephis until Fefaay l0t ana az The CRY lios
places any nforsan De ei oble x TIE underHgasd
aithar By letter o. N person WD PICKETT,
Eazisssr'soass, al.DptisA oaa r. R. Iaas-ii is6i5
BUILDING
ASSOCIATION STOCK
IN THE NASHVILLE OR CITY OFFICE
A PEW SHARES WANTED 10
BMANsFOWD, 1EewEEIR GER a co.
jans-H
IF YOU WANT THE FINEST DRESS HAT
Of the season, cali
novl9 Ws1ERFIELD Z WALKERS
'Dn BDLs P.pPinafo sails BY A. JENKIEs,
III de1i No is South Market Street
TH1EE YEARS OLD WHIsKlES.
aNTEh IN store Bouruou and RYe V7hfslrv.
w ~ g9 4 old WHISKY tHo gelfs ago prre And gsr1
"a Nst-t hAALfEIT SMITH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10

FRESH BUCK WHEAT FLOUR.
4 USr received md FOR saleby ?. SHIELDS CO.,
~ ia15 Ne = College Street.
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
invoice Of Eay Dis" and Last Sewers, just received
~ aal viii be sold at q bargain ~
Jaa6 BENZ ?. SHIELDS & CO.
COUNTERS AND SHELVING WITH The
Z I fixtures Of retail Store for sale BY
Jaue BENZ SHIELDS 4 co.
SECOND HAND PIANOS.
TFlWO superior make and will be sold for cash four
5A6 BENZ SHIELDS 4 co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10

FEYHE 0mos sf the Nsssyns Cas- Iishi Company las :
removed Co No. M North cssl-1 STREET ll- PC to.o
iao3-iw gAlEs "a. bENDRICK, Ssc'g
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10
r. WISE,
-CLrsTVE DEALER I


q A. T. THOMPSON havinS 6eeoue partner Ga the hous
Col HIS removed % that city.
ne Retail Dry Goods business El Be earrsi on as heretofore
AahvIIIe. Jannary !. l.la--l2r.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10

The Democratic Herald. at Columbia, comes to US
this week in an enlarged form AMI greatly Improved
appearance. We congratulate cur good Democratic
friends upon this and MAN. other evidences Of in
Gre lstns osperty and usefulness. Success to the
BE aid and " Old Marry
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10
of the Condition of the Gene
mercinI Bank of Tennessee.

To J. 7. Dunlap, Esq, Comptroller. Nashville.
J. ". PkoE Jr Cashier.
and subscribed before the ID day Of January
1860 J. HORsE,
ianlO Justice ~ the Peach.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10

TTyO work IN To6aaso iaciory EiTty NeEro men ana
Boys, non l5 % a. years oisEs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10
roe MEMPHIs AND NEW ORLEANS

PROCLAIM ALTON.
TSHAMG HARRIS. Governor Of the State Of Tennessee TO
the eouaty OF Shelby in said staie-Greens
You hereby commanded open and hold election, al an
the places Ct holding eesous in your eoua;y, the eta
day OF February 1850, aier having given the notice
qutei BY law, for e election Of judge Tor the Common Law
ChanGcy Court Of the city % Memphis ia said state, 60 an
the vacancy occaoned by tie resignation Of enc. P Cruth,
and due return thereof make acconlng 20 law.
- In testimony whereof, have heresnt1 set my hand
~ the Great said State adrel AZ
49, Nashville, the IN day OF January. l6in.
By he Governor: SHAM G.. HARRIS
]. Z. r. Ray Secretary Of State
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10

any one. IRWIN, W'CLELLANE 4 CO.
iaal0-dIm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10
llaalers' naHl1 q Ts 3 71'.


Nashville, Isln.1 Dc. 49, l'lt-
This Bs7E has do5s1ed sriaand Of TVS DOLLARS q
share, payable to to the slossboidsrl on dsus1d.
ian3-Im D. WHAFER, cassiar-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10
The c--Ten imp7 o. unjust power
For forces on the nation calf
They murder IN 3 ICczless hour

1t is proper and essential that the people of the
South should know that such sentiments are enter
tanned at the North; and It is also proper and es
sential for the people Of the South to know that
when we, with "a sincere and earnest purpose tell
them of the North), IN the midst of invasion and
murder-the legitimate and inevitable fruits Of the
irrepressible conflict which has been proclaimed
against our section; that we are not alarmed. and
believe that no mischefis intended they hc North
only understand that we invite aggression" It is
for such reasons as these that we ask for Mr. VAL
NDrsHAM's speech q candid perusal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10
Statement OF Buck's Bank from ist OctO-
Der, 1883, 10 2d January, 1860.

sl5O.77g 81
Arerage ant A1erdgs mt AUsrdge Cusf
Due due sDecs
By tbs bftN6 % ahfs Btn&. hIRd.
October .-..... Si3j,I25 6s sla5 45l IS Sal359 20
November l96il5i 20 ] lOl-573 50 % $40 IS
Dec, A1er....- l42,6s3 % s4,1u9 GO 25,9l2 s5
VIZ WurrE the Of AL the Capital in this Bank
SAMUEL L. CoHILLE, Cashier.
Wa. Wmrz President
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Warren County.
Per ay appeared before me- acting Justice Of the Peace
said county White, and samuel L. Cobiiie
Cashier OF Bucks Bank, aud made that this steten is
trns he hest Of their knowledge belief
Sworn hls 9Th January, loo. @ 7. Paws, J. P.
jallO for Warren eounty
WANTED.
Nswbsrn Academy in Dyer county Tenn first class
n Teacher ae lately, With the promise Of permanent sit
uNtiOn address, A. HARRIS,
ianlO-d&twtEs Nezbern, Tenn
FOR MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS.
THYIIE steamer SCOTLAND, Capt. CoucH. viii
leave for the above and all intermediate sleEtl1 1
ports on SATURDAY the 18th inst, at ? ocncc $50
P u. For freight o. passage apply on board or %
A. HAMILTON,
jamie HdHARRIsoS, Agents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10

= 49, A- = - BY a -
M k1Te selfc variety Of scarfi stas lnd Nasz IT,
~ eoee,, Dses1ing Gases Cigar Hoderr Port AaH
-1 ceil COMBS aai Brushes, and many 1-eer tllga i
pc AZ PRESENTS either Ladies Or Gsueue1 s il is 2.
Sensible prices b. y. H. MCdiLi.4
dec1f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10
A FuIi and Choice stock Of Dry Goods a &
Cost az
NICHOLSON Il HUMPHREYS.

IP 70 tie time Of reeivng Spring Goods viz oEes
~ entire stock 81 staple AMI fancy goods iT ~ Oar
sible befEe getting ueH goods.
Jp 20 that time az vho wish buy cheap ga1I yin 90 yell
cali on ~ az No. q, south side % the Square.
anl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11
= The N. Y Datlv N,pvs Of "Wednesday s.vs.

Dor obituary column to-day announces tie dssl
Of Belctert0wD Mas on the All inst. of De- Iorsio
Tbonson, aged 81. DR.. Thomson was a wsLkpowo
and uost valued citizen Of the section of country IN
which be bad org resided and justly csisbratsd
az medical practitioner of marked ability, for his
many exalted virtues az man, and for the high moral
and pure Christian character hs ever maintained
through life. He was a son Of the Tell-known aud
eminent physician the late DIR. Fardon Thomson OF
connecticut, ard brother Of our worthy friend and
ienow.eilizeu Col. George +. Thomson, for several
years eoitor OF The Daily Neus and now in ths Office
OF the Mayor; Of DIR. Chas. s. Thomson Of Nsw-Ha-
yep Iorn. and Of Samuel Thomson, formerly Of Utica,
IN ms State, and now Of San Francisco. Beside
these, he has left many warmlysttached friends 10
mourn ps ead demise, ADD none more than in the wide
held OF his long and successfal practice.U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11

A New PLowING.MAcmSE r. f. Hcdsou and
II. A. G. PomeIoy # THE city have jast patented
new blowing mochine, The principle OF which is en-
they different ON any of lie predecessors. We may
sulpose two cartwbetls with sesIing upon the inner
face Of the spokes ~hcn drives thes shafts hung In
al o'eDatire frame and lying back a, the rear Of the
axle, by hich three furro~s, each foo, wide Ard
foot deep are not only to be TUNED over bot thor
ouehly stirred up and puveri1ed the operation being
something like wornng screw through the soil 10 80
rapid nanaer that il keeps the earth ying around in
circle and teat Of the TIRES diggep mixing r,ugh
each other We hope the inventors may succeed in
getting fuli-Aized machine 10 work a. well % the
model indi .sses,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11

The Po'iical Text. Book for 1860 contains table
Of the popular vote for President, by States as far
oaek az 1891 Politicians of all parties should have it,
E. S. Cleveland of Connecticut, who spoke last
night AZ Railway, n j. is TO pass portion Of tho tm'
bety cen low al the h of November in stamping that
State. He has been for the ass fortnight in Psnnsy
varia in the counties OF Lycomng, Centre, Clinton
Union, Northumberland and Sullivan, all Democratic
stror ehOlds but which bore testimony TO his efficient
service by an unprecedented Republican vote 10 those
counties on Tuesday. Mr. Cleveland predicts that
Pennsylvania viii give Lincoln and Hamlin maj )rty
of 100000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11

CASHMERE GOATS IN KEsrUcKY G. w. Ogden Of
Fsyetto County, KY, has flock Of eighty Cashmere
goats grades Of that blood transformed by four
five from the ordinary scrub goats Of the coun
try 10 valuable aesce-prodasps animals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11
PERILS or VOYAGlNG,
To The Edto, Of The n. Y. Tribune.

To The EGito, Of The NJ Y Tribune.
SIR: have been at home for some time, and have
had the following article lying past for several weeks did
net think worth while ask you tn print it, fr DO not
the presenting almost any important subject to that big
stupid hingthe public However disaster daste comes
perhaps mey open It's sleepy eyes and look a. least it
does not sct TaOS a. DENYR.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-15

toms of the disesse. Thescow died without
treatment. The next case was also favor
lite mileh COW, whose milk, from a patent
pailful. dwindled to ) pint within two days
The COW being yarded. .here was ample op-
portunity for examining symptoms. She
was inclined to thrust her head under the
fence. showed adfhiculty in breathing, =
rapid motion along The flank. This COW
had the following medicine administered
! OF. calomel, one bottle castor oil, OF. car
Donate magnesia, and one pit. molasses.-
This dose was given in the morning. A
Eve O'Clock in the afternoon h. bicarb.so.
da dissolved in ] golion of water, was frs
funneled down, then some water, after whief
nearly lb tart. acid dissolved also in gallon
water was administered. The soda con.
tanned about twelve cubic feet of a fixed
air called carbonic acid gas. The object in
giving the tart. acid was 10 liberate this
gas in the stomach, and if possible to pro.
duce so great an effervescence as to carry
off the previous dose in the form of ca
thartic. The result was produced in ten
hours. The cow has recovered. The next
case was that of a yearling heifer which ex-
hibited for one day all the malignant symp-
toms of the disease /; dracbm of caIomel
administered at might together with ozs. oi
rhubarb. and 2 drachms of calomel the nexi
morning. produced an entire change of the
system without an operation of the bowls
The heifer Las recovered. There has not
been case cured without calemel. With
vegetarians in the vicinity, decoctions o.
polkroot (scoke, whiteash bark scot. DC,
were lin their estmation) specifics for the
cattle disease. One neighbor poured down
single cow six gallons of strong decoc
ton of whiteash, together with four boxes
of patent cathartic pills without action upon
the bowels. The COW died. s.tr
lister tart. acid after having given calome
for fear Of producing ptyalism (saIivation
not remembering that the acid will not ac
upon the calomel until it has combined with
the alkaline salt, soda. and that if the soda
be in excess, the acid will have no effect up.
on the calomel.
1t is not to be inferred that this remedy i:
a specific for this disease. It has proved
successful in few instances, but there may
be cases where the chemical forces assume
the mastery over the vital, even before tht
diseas is discovered In which case tht
tissues would be too far decomposed to be
checked by medicine. W.T.. z
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-15

The proceedings of the Hyatt and Army
meeting. held here last Saturday, will be
found in another column. Some of our
friends have informed Us, since the meeting.
that there was considerable ill-feeliug mani
tested towards THE News. by some persons
in the meeting, because we took different
grounds in regard to the crop prospects and
the effects of the drouth on the Territory
generally, from doleful starvation letter"
from &c. II. S." of Linn county, published
in the New York Tribune some time ago,
and that it required considerable effort on
their part to keep these sentiments from
taking the shape of resolution, censuring
our sheet for misrepresentation. Some kind
friends have gone so far IS to advise US that
we had better take back what we have said
about this &C. H. s." We don't propose
70 do any such thing. What We have pub
lished about the crops, AMI what we have
said in connection with the letter alluded TO.
was based on information furnished us by
farmers and others in this vicinity, and TO
charge Misrepresentation upon as IS to I'm :
peach the testimony of those who gave 1t.
There is no doubt but that there has been
considerable change for the worse IN regard
to the prospect for corn. potatoes, buck
wheat, etc., since cur reply to the article in
the Tribune. sumo two or three weeks since.
But that there ever existed sufficient cause
for the ridiculous statements contained in
that article about the famished and starring
condition of the Territory, We persist IN
disbelieving. We are willing to admit that
there are hundreds in the Territory who are
in very destitute circumstances. and that
there may be some actually suffering. We
believe large majority of the people IN this
county viii bear US out in the statement
that there will be food enough in her limits
to supply her Inhabitants. In the country
south and south west of W., City to hun.
dsed miles, the case is probably worse, and
tie people may need help. We would hum
bly, suggest. though. if it would not be as
veil for them and the philanthropie indi-
vidusls who propose TO furnish the aid, to