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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-03-23

From MExICo.-Adyices to Feb. 18th. At
the capital the authorities had suppressed thir-
teen nunneries, removing their occupants to
nine others which were left remaining, and APP
propriating the lands and houses to the benefit
of the public.
The low rabble of the city, instigated, it is
asserted, by some of the clergy, attempted to
mob and massacre the foreign residents, whose
sympathy with the Liberal party now in power
had given their lownesses offense. They raised
big crowd and huge excitement, but few
harmless discharges of musketry over their
heads put them to fight and restored peace
Sixty were arrested.
From the returns already received of the
votes in the States for the next President, 1t APP
pears that Juarez has n majority over either OF
his two competitors, Seniors Ledro and Ortega,
but not an absolute majority, as is required by
the constitution for direct election by the peo-
pie. This circumstance will throw the choice
of the President on the next Congress.
A Commission for the re-estabshment of the
army has been named. Gen. Ampudia, late
Minister Of War, has been named President Of
this Commission and Gen. Parrodl is one of its
members.
1t is announced that the Supreme Govern
ment has reimbursed the $ll 900 levied in the
shape of forced loan upon the French Vice
Consul at Tepic, and has given to his widow
Ss20,000 as an indemnity for the outrage.
A line of steamers under the Mexican flag,
and therefore subject to embargo is to be put
on between San Francisco and the ports on the
Pacific.
The official journal Of Chiapas declares that
the government of Guatemala fayoTs with men
and the elements of war the cause Of the clergy
in that part of the Republic.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-03-23

FATAL DuEL.-On the 9Th of February q
duel was fought near Duncansville, on the
Florida and Georgia line. between Edwin
Hart, editor of the Florida Sentinel, and
Crittenden Coleman, grandson of Senator
Critteuden. Both were killed on the spot.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-03-23

A NEST OF BuReLARs.-Seven burglars
have been arrested in San Francisco, and their
nests broken up. Their names are Joseph Har-
ris, John Morris, julius Bernstine, II. Giles
pie, Lewis Goldbaum, III. Brooks and Abraham
Frieburg. A large quantity of stolen goods was
recovered.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-03-23

LOWER CALIFoRNIA.-A dispath from Los
Angeles, says that Matias Moreno, with 200
men, has landed in Lower California, aud
upset the Esparza government. ArepOrted
fight has taken place. and few men killed
aud several wounded.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-03-23

DEPARTURE OF THE GoLpEN AGE.-The
mail steamer Golden Age sailed for Pana.
una on Thursday, with 26O passengers, and
SLIP, ,S4S in treasure.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-03-23

SAN FRANcIsco HARBoR.--A bill has pass
cd the Legislature authorizing the Board of
Supervisors of San Francisco to appropri-
ate $4,000 for survey of the harbor.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-03-23

GONE TO RURoPE.-Col. Fremont has sailed
from New York to Europe, with the intention
of visiting London. If Lincoln gives him a
commission as Minister to France, he will ba
ready to cross the channel.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-03-23

Coal IN OREGoN.-A new and extensive
coal vein has been discovered at Na-ni-mo, Or
egon. 1t is five and half feet thick, and about
one hundred and fly feet under ground.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-03-23
FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSE AND GARDEN HALF A MILE

Il Il Northwest OF Town. The house contains fvs
kooms-the Garden. four acres of good garden land
set with $50 choice Fruit Trees and about the same
numberforegn Grapes-alSo Strawberries, Raspber.
ries CurraRts, &c There are some 5 acres more Of
good land for orchard will 60 with the above An Of
which will be sold at q bargain ON easy terms
AppE to J. VI. HlXSON ur ]. r. MCCONNELL.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-03-23
SACRAMENTO, March %.

SACRAMENTO, March %.
Lewis Kahl and VIM. Price were yester-
day sentenced to be hung on the 10Th OF
May, for murder.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-03-23

TICKETS. S......................TI THREE DOLLARS.
MANAGERS.
IT, Schardin, Newtown; j. Schetto, Rough &
Ready N. Clark Bridgeport Edward Palmer Jones'
Bar W. Payne, Pleasant Valley; Wash. Toner.
Pleasant Flat Martin Soue, rench Corral Dexter
Washburn, Kentucky Flat.
March 23d lS6l.-td
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-03-23

GOLD Discoveries AT BoDEeA.-Rieh
diggings have been discovered in gulch near
Perkins saw mill. They prospect rich, and are
represented to be quite extensive. Considerable
exeitementprevais. The Petaluma Journal says
gold has been known to exist in that section of
the country for some time, but owing to the re-
Inoteness from water, it would not pay to work
the ground. The newly discovered diggings,
however, are adjacent to the water.
ORRGoN.-The gold mines of Oregon, as we
learn from the Oregon papers, are yielding re-
markably well, and new leads are being dscov-
cred almost daily. The miners at the North
will probably do better the coming season than
they have done for several years past, as they
will be better supplied with water. Confrmatory
news of the richness Of the Nez Perces mines
are being received, and many are preparing to
leave for that region from. the different sections
Of OregoL.
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~ftrtaf fWtT Die ItuHt7gHtHe bett SSarte8 So
laap unp 5ppnpeg'spsatts in Der Chesapeake
MhGf
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80 FORM OF BIDl 4

/ I, Tor we,) - of the ---ARdA StdtEUf4 -AA3
Ehekeby-ofet and agreet6 furnish and deliver, according to
the terms of the advertisements 0kthe Collector of Customs
& Supt light, dated May rs, 1861; ard to the SPECIFICATIONS
and tables attached thereto, the rations and fuel fbf the
two light vessels in Chesapeake bay, and also for ~anylreliaf
ight-vessel and tenders Nr'which'they mayshs wanted; at
the rate. Fl per man per quarter for each Complete
rationA and ----4per ttons for "~Ahteacite coaly-+ per
cord foroak wook, and cord for pine woufs IA
EgIPlaeesanddate y ~SeN~<+*~~ - S~ 1Stgnatufe } y
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R14 Re,tlAgi1 lie (GSbtlab, siDap.
grn R!itpr8s- Gun Setsl,. SisRft. ebea len
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place and date) .lsl3aE Suretles,
1 hereby certify, that to the best of my knowledgeI the
above naaed guaGantors are good and ~ssfasisgt4 -
SDnsY .,ss.ststa3tBs astls3 NY @ssH%4ssY
For james, Island and Ho9per1s Straits Light-yesse4s, dach
having Eve persons on board : IA, ~n% W.
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Ueltef<g Servings WeieQ5Noft
Wcrmunf0

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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

| We, the undersigned, residents ofL-yt16 the state 81
-, hereby jointly and severally corenant with the
United States, and guaranty that in case the foregoing bid
ler bids) OF be accepted, - will, withia ten days
after the acceptance of said bid, execute the contract for
the same, with good ugd 4faeisktsureties to deliver the
rations and fuel PROPOSED, inconfofmity to the terms Of the
speeifcatious,and tables sheEeto. appended, nnaehswhich it
was made. And in case the saidJ--s shall faiLto enter
into the contract aforesaid; we guaranty to maks.gooa trg
difference between the offer and the said = aud the
nextlowest bidder. ~
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-Iis GS itNSsS s9 = SsSsta { : "a : : 't"'&. s"N :!S9OO ooo
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SiS9fr. ieosa pisNfa8 6aasrftas " 6aal.
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GET THE BEST"
southern Remedies ARE lhe hest
tor southern Diseases,

The at'rnilon ~ the southern public I.
called ~ the following medicines. prepared
and rot ~ bya respectable firm 10 the city
II Nashville.
THEY ARE WARRANTED
to do what We say ,hoy will DO, IL directions
ARE followed.
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March u, 1861.

p9.Dogs will sometimes bite
Rats ditto: Who would have that
lovely child suffer from such misliap,
when tho great Ambro.ial OH will
most certainly heal the sore At once
and save a world Of sufering-pcr.
haps death ? Read tie evidence in
our special notices.
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SADDLES, BRIDLES AyD Harness.

7 HAVE Now OF HAND AND WILL
continue to keep u small lot ~ Saddles
and Harness Of my " manufacture which
! will sell low. Persons wishing n real
homemade aud well-malc article Ia nv
line, would do well 10 stop Ut Pamela and
give me n call. Work Of al kinds made
to order, Of the best material aud by the
beet woramen IN the county. Repairing
done 1t the shortest notice. with ncatncs,
anl dispatch. JOHN ". CURRtN.
Pamela, March II. isGi. nS-tf
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PNNULA TUVNTY.
HNo Agnes J. Young. md the children
whose an are unknown of Julia D.
Thompson, deceased, heirs Ut law OF Sam'l
Y. Caldwell. deceased, and to James ".
Young. husband Of said Agnes J.
You and each Of you are hereby cited to
appear before tho Probate Cour, Of said
county on the Attn Monday in April. ls6i.
then anil there 10 show cause wis the oray-
or Of the petition Of Cornelius Durlin.
PRAYING for title to a lot Of ground in
Br,ss.ills. near Pamela Depot. purchased
by him u dscaicn'. should not be granted.
BY order Of ,'cur,.
j. ". Mcleod, Clerk.
Issued the lth March. is6l. nI.tw
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Wagon Shop.

7 An prepared to do MI kind. Of work in
my Tine in good style and On the short
90, notice. Thankful for past patronage
| solicit n continuance af the same.
Allperscns indebted to me are requested
20 pav up at once, Ms | cannot carry IN nv
business without money. Come forward
aud settle. JOHN SEiGLE.
Pamela, March II, 1851. lS.3m
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f.y~Thc fiat from the Suprem

fsysThc fiat from the Supreme
Court has been received by our shcr-
in, in the case Of ".Icd." commanding
him to hang ''JcfT on Friday, the
18th day Of April, 1861. The Board
Of Police have heretofore ordered that
''JcG" be hanged at the same place
where aim White was hung last
week.
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rGVAKEN Up by W.. n. Helo,e. near sas.
die. t~o fine mulss. the n a mare
mule rasiium sifs AMI light moss- color,
~ years old. appraised 10 4l2S the other
j. a horse mule 10 years old. With q small
white speck on the lsft shoulder, sppssis.
ed N go.
p. B. JONES, Ranger, PC.
Pamela, March 4, 1851. D7-ss
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Ill CLAIMS due the estate % Thomas
~. Bradford, deceased, unlcss settled by
not with ten per cent interest, or cash. by
the l., u May next. will be sued. win
always be- found nj bone until the ir., u
April. JOHN ". BRADFORD.
March ~. 1861. nS-it Admir-.
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Rorsp Too AND SErrLE.--All per.
sons indebted to me who do not set.
tie before the lst day of April, will
positively he sued. | am in earnest.
W. 7. WATKINS.
March II, 1861,
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Administrators sale 81 slaves.


NY yirtusNf u decree Of the Probate
ID Court Of the county Of Pamela aud
State Of Mississippi, rendered q, the Feb.
ruary term (iS6D thereof, the unicrsign.
cd. administrator If the estate II Alesan.
dor Meek. deceased. will, On tho lUth i1y
ut April. ls0l, within lawful hours. u, hi.
residence In said county, offer for .nl, To
the highest bidder, ~ public yonine. the
following slaves belonging 90 the estate ~
said deceased. viz "Jcnnie," nbou. -
Years old ; ..Dics," abou, 10 ycnrs OLD:
LYDIA" about IS years old Clancy"
nhjd; ~ wears old, AMI her child. about
Is months old "Mary,p abou, IL wears
did; julia" about " yesr. old : ''Iac"
about H. years old, and ''Mun," about s
ycars old.
Taaas.--Thcse slaves will be sold on a
credit II t.elyi months from tho dny u
.nie, and the purchasers required to give
bonds or notes vita good security for the
purchase money.
81. MEEK, Administrator.
March ith. isGi.
AZ the same time and place ! viii sell on
Reasonable terms, the east half " section
Of land -. township .. range !, west,
wing in said county.
nrS.iw !. i. MEEK.
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Orr TO THE WARs.-0ur friend j.
W. Clanton wishes us to direct alton
ton to his advertisement in another
column.
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Ncw ADVERTISEMENTS.


z ETTERS II Administration on the 90.
- tate ~ Mary u. King. deceased. ba,.
ins been this day grated to 10 uniorsicn.
cd, by tho Probate Court u pinola eonn,v,
Mississippi, all persons having claims
against said estate. are hereby notified 10
have them rraba,ed and registered in the
of 20 of the Probate Clerk II ssid ssunty.
within tn time prescribed hy law. or this
notice will be plead in bar If the same.
l.J. SLEDGs. Admir-.
Mareh 9th. 1871. 49,
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DsS-.Wc have bought one dozen Of
hens, and have named each ono Of
them "MacDuN'," because We want
them to ''lsy on
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NOtice.

Al those indebted 70 the Pamela Agri.
cultural Society, will please cnil a: my
Office in Pamela, md settle Immediately,
for the Society ncejs money.
j. W. CLINTON, Trca surer.
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COMMiTTED to the Jail Of ps,.l. =
~ County, % March sssk isSi. "a
negro man named YORK, ssid pssyo
il about 81 years old, about ) fs.s ~
inches Lish. and says that he besorss 10
Mr. Bsct Greer, living neat Holly spsises.
Miss. This is 10 notify the owner to cone
forward, prove property and .aEe him svay
or be will be dealt with No the Law directs.
J. II. Jones, Sheuf and
Jsilof.. Panels Co.
March y, 1851. n10-4w
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me- II you do not wish to be sued
read the notice from N. y. Keith,
surviving partner.
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STKAiEO frca the esclo.ur. Of the IN
- designed. ten miles Southeast Of
panola and one nile from Eureta. on the
2lss OF February. dsfk iron ersy pcpey.
With heavy main and tail snd cell built IA,
HE hiehth. The oshess dark bar ponev.
white hind feet q star Ia his forehead. tvs
sits Ia the left ess.
Anv informssioa about them sill he
thsskfslly received. and expenses Or srpuble
paid for II they are taken up.
LEWIS LlNC1f.
Rssshs r. o.. Mic.
Nsssh i.lo1l. st-ls
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Gh 4)moa stm.
plyoft aigs firca n lsaL


Tie mefehati and tlHfsm nH NJ
doei nj advert To- Tte "i. tf
etu,o The times afe hbfi SOL hisire
daii IN eject lskes down in sign
and tns.ot gBi VI Fiev Il u true
~ afe In tie mdH u thianailon iu
dl.iness. tni lho afeiip che hfeef
sity ait erefy ipiy hoqll aayulr
liberaly lsattm af' 0r' and emf
elo,he, Tho wants OF humanity
must b supplied ebc,hw ho tmr'
arc doll or noi, and all tho'o sho
deal N those p''c 'hoall not fal
10 algahi.e ilcir business Road
anl proc BY Che fullowinei
STEPHEN GlRARDs RULE
II have algnva considered adycr.
tisile literally aul long, 20 BE thD
grcll medium of succc.s IN buslnosi,
and prelude to veaith, And tny.
made 70 an ibyriablc rule, too q
advertise in the dullcst times, lonl
experience having taught me- That
money thus spent, IL weli laid ont
as, ~ keeping my business continn
ally before the public, It has secure
me many slles that otherwise woulC
have lost"
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STEPHEN GIRARDs RULE

nse. Read the advertisement Of .
new Book, by DR.. Barbec, in this
issue.
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The state OF Mississippi. !

Pamela COUNTY. I
fsNO Agnes J. ynnrs and the children
whose am nrc ~unknown. ~ .iulia
v. Thompson, deceased, hrir ut law Of
Sam'l y. Caldwell. deceased. and to Jas.
". Young, husband Of said Agnes j.
Young.
YoI and each o. vau arc hereby cited
to appear before the Probate Court Of
said county, IN the ith Monday in April
lS6l. - answer the petition ~ James A.
Hunt. assignee Of Cornelius Duriin. and
shcw cause why the prayer Of the petit
TONER. PRAYING for title To- alot II ground
near Pamela depot, IN said couaty. purch-
a.cd hy said burdln u the deceased, should
not be granted.
By 0r1sr Of Court,
J.N. Mcleod, clert.
Issued ith March, 1851. nf.iw