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a. kStNl NoAb 90. $3.50 Y as.4I.- IS
Ioths p0antsiu ssfovs Csnssssy Association. n
.a.e a.iso.vse. Asshu nsde1as ~ +.
ksta. 5sha W. OistgArse, 0ssf4e \ WnliHns.
Nh aNH. ns(iAvioALd ksss Il H.SsiS, - ~
WV Ard sssh 81 yep afe hsssby n&Aord that
! thsssis now on 1is - tAs t6ce II The Otssk
q TIE Dtstrict Co6r Of L<e County. tGva -
ksst , sd&oesA petisien ~ 4sif1n B4fr<y .tfnifn
- ~ - snm - s~s th4sssUl Aclsess vitA q
pr cent interest pr anLam, payabss a -
ss"c :: &c .. teea <. :s:<. -. -:
sssesstt err eCemstsIy Aotciatssn. D, uueAT.
Nod - Psesittpt ~ p, ", k,ttnasna g {, uslse.
epd sls.se A,s,xnsd 10 SAID Hmsn Bsrpsv. dsssd
My a9sA, lss15 also slssminx sgsii u sac n 80
the issselss urs u itdsed a iTusa the a. "a
spon the east half Of he sosth east on rter :,
nos fSsrfssn, IN tcvnshi SIXTY 61l nerth
reDeesas west, Les County, loss. for lie rnr-
dhAst d6ney; and further u kinx II sals al "a
Rssnisss. and senersl relief; and ALSO olsihinr
ths forseefsrepf vendor lion axatnst III o1 r.,o
Tor t~o bdufaAd dollsrs spoD sajd real estate srd
sgAinst yos for Ne seid I'm. vith
PR cent intsScee s sssE BIS. "a "a - /.
And unlst. youaPPsar and sasxer said petition
IN " before noon u the sec0nu day II The next
term OF said Court TO b. begun and holden II fort
Madison on tn LIT ruday e D.ceu Der, A. u.
iooi sdcfAnit = III be entered against you. and
Judgement rendered thefseI.
s AO5LH eTR0N0, ai.a y
NY II 1901. - la.s PstG's Ast,ys. 4
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(s1kegkaN

Il the &c.
IN Rxs. Hanbsrs - ~ II -
Msr~h1esl ~x - nd N AIN n.
- Of "Ths Desert Homo, ~ Yusps lOyasssre. 4,
with tIs19ssatisns. ~ sAi<A1 49,
isNd OGDEN. B10WEELL . GO.
Dried Apples.
0nn BAGS prime r,eeiyci M Az n annassr
AUO mont, and for sale lGW ~
.3 So As1t F1tA K6LlDG6 1iD61,
mayl7d % Mair-st.
DURK ITALIAN SALAD TII 5sr SzIe ~
RuBkkToON 4 BkO.,
te1b ssa 4aa44s4 aak4E u Main "a.
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To joseph PArrish, iAeeas Parrish. Ksther a. Per
FisA, kiu,an Parrish, 1henas pARrssA o. cxe-
eufYf 81 JseApA G. RAsYsfh. do~s $500, NsYy ]
Parrish. viSeu. an1 AaJJ ParrisA child go
niHcr heir a ssid Jossth Z. Parrish, dsssassA.
John A. bishop, AhaR Barney. L. b. Hnnss.
Howe, Piesss Company, Ssnsel n. Atlhr,
Alsnso Crsndail
VOU snd each u yoa are her~ky poti6ed tAs,
J there, IL now hle in the once - he Cierk'
OF the District Court OF Lee Cum y. Iowa. ~
.aIt AAdssoDya pesisiou u III. W.camp.e. for the
use aud bcpeAt u /. B. .csssr, clai Mag q VOC
Be said Jsseph Parrish. TAGDas Parish ln yosr
o~n right snd - sxeoascrs of nspk q. Perish
dsceas I'd, Fisher A. PsrrisA sSd " illiaD Psvrisb,
the sum II seveA thousand doiIavs, with 10 psr
cent. interest pss aLDun psysble snaaally, @
money dse % Mortgage mad By 200 ard The
sA,d joseph G. PArish, since decessea, 10 John Il
Bishop, ~ secure the purehase noney OF certain
neal Estate, Described Ia sad pstttion 10 L.,
Osnnty, tosA, dsssd A.y 2etA, b. 1885, al-e
claiming against sacA VI yos the fof,si.ssss VI
SID AotgAgs, which has been assign. 70 the ssid
Ii. -. sample, In trust. BY the sod John A Btsh
op for ths use and bsnaAt q the sid L. B.
boomer. and further asking for sale Of sid
premises, snd 9esrfsl pshet.
And unless yea appear snd answer said petittop
on or before the NOM 81 the secCnd day u TIL next
term II ssht 6oQfts - oem0srs~ ~ t,ft Msa5svn,
on the hsst Monday Il D. csmhsr. A. u. leGl .
f1ut wtii b estsssd AaA,pst you End judgment
rendered t1seoop o. yed for In ssi 4 petition.
NOBLE : StRvNG,
May Is, 1851 In Pnf.s Att.ys.
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1G8at NOTICE.
10 esrsh 4. selsy, Isaac Morley, Jr., D. A. Evan,
and X s. Foster:
YOu and ESQ. cf ynu ars hsr.ty notified thu
there y nov - III In The nee of The 'issh &
tne D.ssriet Cont 81 . e.snty, iosa. u Ksohsk
pssssisn Of BiFaD barney, shimiss Of ter
Potter the t.m ~ Two tbasssnd deilaSs, nth ~
PEI cent intsrsss pr snarn, payable aapsslly, !.
g g ~ due on :, mortgage naas ~ hin l;hssies
Mss aDd sin~e assigned 70 raid Hiram Barnsy
datd March nth. 1883. also claiming ssainss eseh
Ut yos ssd the sthsr d~fsndsuts. the fossslc m
SAL nossgage the ssns t~sne upon Y I II the B. v
w.. Lee county. lows, tor purchase maney, and
farther asking fos the sale " said pssDi~es sno
gen.rAi relief.
And snlsss you appear and answer said petition
on or before noon Of the second dag III The neg
term of sid ceurt, u coa n~ncs at k.akuk on a.
Let Noniay Of September, A. d. 1881, . defsalt
will Be catered against pos, and 10 sgmsnt rsnAsr-
- thereon - pray - fo4 in ssid pstt.i4s.
NOBLE n -IkQNH.
June ~ IoeI - I'm AtsoYneys for ~
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June IL ISL
Legal Nsslcs.


To Maria McClashry Clark Anderson MeCtssksy /,
Issas NEWTON NsCiesksy. #ass,rA :.
Vnl asd sa<e 4 yes Afs befehy aoAiAsi that
! there 10 nov % Elm ~ enes ef shs ClsSk II
the District Court Of Lee osaDg. HSea, q k !.
ksh, . psti.ton snd eqIr4sa pstist0n u Hisan
barney. claiming u Jtha \ Nsekis the asn u
too Aasdfsa aaa 0fsy aslless, Nm Interest tAses
- Srsa ~ - je1o, - ~ ssessf IN PR cent
Pc. snsen. psy.els sssssalZ = n~ney 1us - !
mortetg @ed~ ~ hin - CHARLES Mss n, date
Jses ~ A.D.i.J3. 49, slasni, asaisss hin asd
SOD - ysa he 1osselosnse e aid norte.se, ~
soqe heins IN 34.4ss48sS aHf al =
| Lsts ssven m snd eight Co.. In Block one hss.
dsed snd ntnsty ~. (ig4s u ~ Gle. a Kerkak
Lse aossty Loss ses she Dsrshase nsaty, ND said
ae.t&aeo Aeytse hesa assisa~A - sai1 Aaso 90
And sslsrs PCS appssR asd alsvsr ssiA petition
% of hssaee acAa % H. ssspaA eay - tks nssr.
tssD q said Ce0rs. r. sDna1oer sxKseauk On Ne
asst Monday II 6sgknhsr, =, , sssl. : 6rlaal,
wtil - catered Against yss. ~ pssssi tshsa =
euo1epes4. SD . decree SeHlesSl oknipst - a
pfeye6 theesil, no0Lt . e1KO0o.
Jsne Ia l0eI-la Atsssasyslss Rlt1.
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NOBLE : Efn0re.
June ID, 1SAi.lR Atssysfor P1tK.

- a4EAAl NOIlCA.I - -
TO klisebeth Cara hrIs and y. II. Casuthege, ~
hpAlAnd, CArolips 1llists and San usl klIleai -
In bsAd. nArriet 6Arcem sD1 --- Ehrven. ~
hDshs-AAb 6afoAx Todd and s-- Todd. her M
hend, Ne1sisita HAvr1siick and $3.50 HAyse-
suck, Arr baSb6nd, jsnSa W itsOn J. r. C4pelin
Wm. y. Gopel.n and Carrie =. Top lin. sipes
hears ri Jaae = p. uopelln, Aseea4sd. Nm
You and sssA q yoa ars inssly nssiasd that
thsre 10 now On de ~ The s1ss Of The ClssA OF
the Distsies Court 81 Lee county. Iowa, q Kse-
ksks petition and supplemental pAtitien Of Nat
Lal0D, claiming the tor closure q Septaiy mort.
gaRs %.utsd - I /. AcKrnsy and Gso. B. vii
80 - JsAn 6tarpus srd John kanilt0a .sna ncv
the prop-stys plaistG, ssrsrs certain prvn-
isory nS.es (sa Which DOCS jsdghsnt b sse ehiuedl
whieA 0orteegs eopvsys The fsllDuiAe prenertv.
- stt Trend 1ssf u thsfsst md n iese ssven
Y, and eight. tsl II bssk thirty-stx 10, = tAe
city 81 Ksofuh, Lee county. loss, nlss pssticsr
larry dsacrihed In sid petition, II 1Atsh es,1 rsai
ssistss y alleged, that yos have 5000 iutsesst.
~ the hsirs q Law Of the said Geo. j Nflscn nsr
deceos e..
And salses yes appear and anasss saId pstk
tioD before ssqn VI tls ascosd lsy cstAs nexi
tss = Of The ssid District Cosrt bssns che Ser
teahsr tsrn, 1881. decree Sill ~ peadefsd A4aip.t
you In accordance VIII the prayer Of - 4 peeitio.
and al ycus int<rsst, eiain and equity u rsdemp.
tion II and - aaid prs0isss Wll b sutoR and for
ever barred add foreciussA.
HcCRARY BRUCE.
July IL 16Sl-dlm Plt9s' AttOrusyo.
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The OLDE&T n MuCRATgC RE.
PUBLICAN JEURNkE IN THE
CITY OF NETWORK;
NOW in the SiXTIEtH YEAk IL its existsnce
- esmbinss all the ~ sentisi elenonts Of .
COMPLETE FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
II Is devoted 10 the support OF the Democratic Re.
pae'can parry. wsvs II II EIaav and Of Oh r.
OckATtC PnINClPLEs ALWAYsi L. the un.
com sromisis.g advocate Of
Free &cil Free Labor Free speech |.
a stFAetC-.asifaets-n # the Constellation. md NJ
kconomi u Atninistration VI the Goversms nj
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nyagaaal Neaaes.

0tbVtoa ~ ~ 0tb0es ~ es@S
10 J.hn A. Bishop, ksther Parish, WI. Parish.
!sssph Psnsb Mary fsriss twtdowl, Mary
y Psrish tininor 1kos PssisAil diviassli. ssa
- .dniIissrAior d joseph 9. PaI,sA, deceased,
tssir nsann}s
Nuu ase hereby respectively pa,i1ed tAes 1Assu
IL Dow on die In the C.srk . Ges III ~ ~.
tr q Nar of Lss OSsnty, Isws, o. u. Ment6er II
i,sHtt u lireA baiA<1s eIeAtaoAj m6ogQeaA
% ioreeiasors u AsfsfAss sopioss ses5 Jaln
a. bi<hop A6os< naosd IN - san-s1 80 &c.
ard dsik,s. vtsA 80 pr sent. intesset fyca
! y ist ~ = .asssssyt IssI, $50 . -psojs5 aa1
xnen. sxees.ise aesiAet Jshn A Bsskst - -.
a1as1st Ill said defendants sbs.ve nsueu pes To
.,eeies > s.sssaassrs = : .assssgs e,vsAfby -
]AAA a. 1sshpp 20 Aassh, lss belsvas Isne-.
-, -. ap~a - sostA-Isst ssaYser sses =
,u.s.sy,..e = Township .asy,~vsa le71. kssA
sid nssttsgsd pr. mia,s 70 pay 4 saio debs. the
sxtssessh s.~Dt - Ill sqsity n seasnpt,ss there.
~. tor c.sts aud Kcnersi relief. &3 $500. Isl
Nov yoa ssd each 4 Jun ~. sosiSed to srpear
ana snsvsr SAID petition - tlr mors,re u ~ "A
day q the next term VI sAid Ceert b. koldss O
tAs Asss Aesdsy u i'eeensbes. troll, orindrn en-
md decree Vail - hsa shsrea - ira, % fUs n -
fault. n. S.UTA uuk Ell.
yoAs -, leSf--aw. fosrttor Tor Pstitsorss.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,


Conferences, s1astndicr, Dypepsia, hsdigsaios,
Dyseaae,y. Fosi StOsneA, E,yapsias. HsndaeAe,
Plies, RAswaatism, E,1iptioHs aad Skis Dsssasss,
Liver Complaint. Drqpsy, Txtv. nAaou ~
SAT- Rhessss, Worms. Govt, Nssralg;a, a. .
Dinner Pin and for Purifying tAs Blood.
They are sugar.coated, % that The most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they aye the
best apcrient in the world fox al the purposes 81
family physic. 81.
Prise - esats pr Bog; Five bezss ~ ol.00
Greatnnmbers Of Clcrgymen. Physicians, Geaass-
men, and eminent persOnages, haze lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness
remedies, hut our space here win not permit the
insertion OF them. The Agents halow nasnsA har-
nsh gratis Our AMERICAN ALMANAC In which they
are given with also fill descriptions OF the ahOve
complainta. and the treatment that should b lbl-
lowed FIR their cure. ss.
Do not be put OF BY unprinciplsd dsalsss with
other preparations they make more pto6t a.
Demand AYEh's, and take no Others The sick
want the best nd there y Or the and they should
have il. ~
All our remedies are for sale b
hAtt' ETH. NAVE = Z :, Awepts fcy n aoh :,
nd cola " iesisrs in Medicine every whore.
feb35AAv
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Irssss1a 11eS.

|. y NssSsokA NSSseS. va
~ hub1xtss Heetaahes, m. Won Yacht, CsssaA
kepp, Wranpslnfir, Qtte Co. idsi. ndsntal
YOu IRE 1sreby ftsps5sivsit notiAed vhst tkere
- aow sAsais u tAeakss II ths Clssh q shs
1ssallst cs95f 81 lss sssasy. 1ewe, - gKssksh, !
Psett!ss u Hiram Barney. ciaininK judf ~ d
!asecI ssurs Of nertesgs sgsinst said Hu66rtus
4nsetnaest, ssevs Dsht1, lOS thc ssD q iors hun
49, eeA.re, ~AA ten per sent interest fsUn the
~ daJ of uery. 1915. and u seisl al sener
q e!tcetiaA eeairN Hnbuttps Noesnsler, "a =
ssaisst sll'sais ssfssdants Aboss 7 GMs1, YeSyInr
alee Dor d. fatssksays % mOitsneo riyo1 IS
sAtd nsbnTtsA liectnaker "a Clarke nasca. rpok
Lott sss.n Il ]. snd eight Isl, IN Bleck ssvensy-
sigh' l7sl e Ne oity u ksOk u, Les ! unity.
1sssst q sais n ssid nsriesesa ps.nisse 20 pev
o. aeiA Aees, 49, sstiaxsaei neat = ~ esisy 8
rsesGpslSs sesnln, tn, e1b - 9 MIN isAsf.
kcN 4Ss ~ satA y ~ ~ sSti1sd = arTssr
auG ansesS set1 partition ~ ne ne1sirs y eAe
second day Of the ntxt tern = ssid CCuFt, % s.
holden on ths srst on4sy IL espt~n her, 1851. Of
fOy b defs1k. H.EC011 HOW'RE
JSHe -, l0Al-ln Deliciiers for Petitioner.
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I.<l11 1sSt1I.

70 Havhi.s Ts,1a, will!s1 \. 1styapA, ssss,ss
.sumnsr Etsb6ins, Martha ~ o. ~ n: q. OF
Yiretais Msaliday ard WilItags, 4 sllllsy, eSses
EsAksnev Mlllee Akxepdef, Aoha IL 1eSksp eiII1
6anasl IN Ailhf, pars1srs o. kAnkiA . ni,ler
4AAost 4PAlsgs john j.. Afsns ~ +. 6slns6.
risghon y Rarsi9os, Janss ". 01inss, Gseas.
ss4 sayih. {rsdaFssl 9sese, eteert Getty
y, fisAlsn James n 1ol4y, 1vawn . 81 s.
denins. hsnssl R.tehis .IAd,, j.nse . -
Gsorse ,. y llsen, Jane. Jssk. III skln 4 Lssas.
Jesse knddtok. 0s4sgs ". kscnry .sxpw u4or a.
| kdWArt q yni0r, deceased IN fssss a I.rs.
b g. = .CsYtes, y n. y, i. Epsdick. r. n. 4
- y. ". Ford, =, jeiords, n !. w. BsIkpsp. Mir.
Turnsr, Charles parsops Cp., C.GEh n an. =.
+ Janss strcthnea, =. ! J. ksnil, hssA . Ahhott'
end D. ". Prsss~ll srT9 - s
NQu ard s4eA ~ ron srs Asrs1g asti1sd thai
there y nov - Als IN the e1nss q shs Clerh q
ksk, . Petition q Willtap 2iak<tnAs slNnine
Oh yo1 hswkiss Tsyiss, tAs sua q six ahsssepa
dollars, With tss Per cent intsxsst pr snArD es
monsy ~ % 1ots nads b yos 70 Eunner 6tsb.
bins, Aate9 Nay S1st, 1855, ard oioes sns,spsd Il
petitioner sase claiming sgainos each Or vuu tn
force lssure u DECD u trust made 10 eseure a.
smUunt al seid note aId Of ev.n date therevith.
On csrtaip rsaltstste In the CITY II Ksekuk, Iee
rountt, ItwA partioulxflJ dsssrftsd = eafd neti.
tiun, Asa fathsr asklne Tor Aale d sid prssise,
and Il neral roller
"a Or bsfofenSon u ths - day ofyhs ntxt teru q
Isid cosYt, y eomnsnes It Keoksk = ths m
Monday uf eepte npsr, A. p. ieof, AslAnIt vali
b sntvsed aeoinst yon, The pstitisu taAsn - ccn
fssssd ~ ycs ssA judgment aal Assrss rsndsfSd
thsrses, g prayed tkefels.
NOBLE ! gTl0Ne,
june ID. l0ei-l1 s AttsyBfof Pitt.
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- EDITED with especial reisrsnee 10 the ~apts Of
Santvv resd.rt, IN besidss a. the article, Of ser
srsi tattret pa'it, he'd Ia the naisy Evsnsrs p -
soueAens oop e digest ~ the s<vs RI The dsy
and An grirultural C.lunn dew tsa The inter, >,
sed instruction of Farmers. II eon,ains 40 lon.
columns OF read nc nsts%v every week.
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TUE DAILY EVENING POST.

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full account OF the occur Of the day, the 10
tes' torsyn inteihfencs--exc nsivec ,rrespondsnce
-pusl documents III interest end inner taoee-
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And extracts from sew Bpots-Osty Nevs-~spssIa,
fun Asd acenrste repcrss ~ Ccmmrrcisl and Fran.
DIAL Ana,rs, New York Markets, including stock
aid Money Markets, toge, her With the C.ttl,
Asrke's OF he country, and such foreies mark, I.
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tions are sl~sys frank fearless and indsp pd.nt
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The Nevada journal., 1861-02-08

DOUGLAS SPEEeH-The speech of Sena-
tor Douglas on the state of the nation
long looked for, has arrived under his ewr
frank and has disappointed most of his
friends. We had expected from the tone
of bis speeches in the southern states and
elsewhere during the late canvass, that his
voice would be for the Union without
any reserve or qualification. The repor t
brought by one Of the ponies not long since,
to the effect that Douglas was strenuously
in favor of putting down secession, led his
friends to believe that he intended to take
the view of jackson in 1892, and endeavor
to tread in the footsteps of the old hero
as far as his position would allow. The
expectation of the friends of Douglas has
not been realized. 1t is true that he pro-
fesses to be in favor Of putting down Sc
ceSsion, but he argues in such way as to
lead us to suppose he thought coercion
could do us no good and that the time to
strike had passed. We are sorry to see
this course of the great representative of
the popular sovereignty party, because the
loss of any prominent man from the cause
of the Union, is a loss indeed. But one
consolation is left. He will fail to carry
the bulk of his old friends with him. The
Douglas men are for the Union at all haz-
ards, and they are not going to argue the
question whether the delays and vacilla-
tions of Buchanan are reasons for doubling
the policy Of making an effort to save the
Union in its full integrity. The Union is
the heritage of the American people, and
cannot be given up under any excuse what
ever. The speech of Douglas is positive
enough as to the right of the government
to use force against traitors, but it is i'm
paired by doubts and hesitation as to the
policy of using the right.
The Nevada journal., 1861-02-08

AN IMPORTANT CHANGE.-lt announced
some time since that large reduction in the pri-
ces of clothing had taken place at Quincy Hall,
the mammoth emporium on Washington street,
in Montgomery Block. We are now enabled to
give readers the leading features of this great
change of prices, as follows: Best Black Frock
Coats, formerly sold at $50, now selling for S22;
fine black Frock Coats, formerly sold for S2j, now
selling for SIS; fine black Frock Coats, formerly
sold for Is, now selling for sl4; superfine beaver
Overeoats, formerly sold for $50, now selling for
se2; black beaver Garrick Overcoats formerly
sold for S25, now selling for SIS; black Cashmere
Garriek Overcoats, formerly sold for $50, now sell
ling for SIS; gold-mixed Sack and Garrick Over
coats, formerly sold for SIG, now selling for sl2
best quality beaver Business Coats, formerly sold
for $50, now selling for Sll; superfne black doe
skin Business Coats, formerly sold for $50,
selling for SIS; silk mixed Business formerly sold
for $50, now selling for SIS; splendid cashmere
Business Coats formerly sold at $40, now selling
for Sl2.
PANTs.-The best quality black docskin Pants,
formerly sold for $40, now selling for 81 so; fine
black doeskin Pants, formerly sold for Ss, now
selling for :; heavy beaver Pants, formerly sold
for 50, now selling for Sc so; heavy Arctic docskin
Business RANTS, formerly sold Tor $40, now selling
for 81 so; silk mixed Business Pants, formerly
sold for $s, selling for Sc; fine black cassi
mere Pants, formerly sold for 81, now selling for
s. so; heavy Harris cassimcre Pants, formerly
sold for :, now selling for s. 80.
Nests.-l}est quality plain and fancy Silk Vests,
formerly sold at $40, now selling for 81 so; see
ond quality silk Velvet Vests. formerly sold for
s. now selling for So; best quality plain and fancy
Silk Vests, formerly sold for $40, now selling for
81 second quality Silk Vests, formerly sold for s,
selling for SIS so; fine Black cloth Vests, for
merly sold for s., selling for 81 so; fine bla
doeskin Vests, formerly sold for 81, now selling
for 81.
FURNISHING GooDs-Best quality Davis &
jones' and Atkinson & Co.'S, Shirts, formerly
sold at $50, now selling for 81 rs; second quality
white Shirts formerly sold for 50, selling
for 81 80; all-wool Under Shirts and Drawers, for
merly sold for 81, now selling for 81 so; splendid
black Silk HanGkerchiefs formerly sold for 81 so,
now selling for 75.
The above list comprises ONLY the best quality
of goods. still greater reduction has taken
place on the more inferior articles. film.
The Nevada journal., 1861-02-08
DIED.

In this city on Wednesday morning, Feb. 9th
LIZZIE x only child of 7. 7. and Martha w. Da
venport, aged year, months and 20 days.
Gather pale flowers, spirit has fed;
Twine cypress garlands, the baby is dead
Fold the white fingers and close the soft eyes.
The angels have carried our gem to the skies.
Sadly and mournfully walk to and fro,
Cover the statue face, whittier than snow,
Lower the coffin beneath the damp sod,
Leave the sweet lamb with its Shepherd and God.
Oh, the lone hearth stone-no gladness is there!
Meekly the wounded hearts mingle in prayer;
All, the sad void ! and the scalding tears shed
Life has no pleasures, for baby is dead
Lock up the garments, and put up the crib
Fold the red stockings, the blanket and bib
The odd little teaspoon, the dainty tin cup
Rattle-boX, waxen doll-put them all up!
Plant fragrant flowers, and dewv tears shed
Over its grave, for the baby is dead :
The Nevada journal., 1861-02-08

GEN. ALLEN quotes the assertion of the Tran
script that Northern and Southern men hate
each other cordially, after we brought the thing
to his notice. an pronounces it " silly, impcrti-
nent and characteristic" We never believed
the General entertained so poor an opinion Of
the fraternal feelings of Northern and Southern
men. 1t is true, the General condemns our re-
marks on the little bit of nonsense that inadver-
tently crept into his paper, but as he acLnowl-
edges the bit to be silly, and sets the North and
the South right towards each other, we are con-
tent. We wouldn't have the Northern and
Southern men feel that they hate each other
without any other cause than because newspa-
per said so, we know. As the General seems tc
agree with us that the little slip of the pen wa:
silly and impertinent-a conclusion to which ws
understand the majority of the people appear tc
agree also-we pass the subject. Keep YOU
TEMPER General
The Nevada journal., 1861-02-08
A BILL TO COLLECT DELINQUENT TAXES

A BILL TO COLLECT DELINQUENT TAXES
We learn that bill to provide for collect
ing the delinquent taxes of the county will
be- acted upon by the Legislature now in
session at Sacramento. The main provi-
sion of ths bill is, that the delinquent list
shall annually be passed over to the Dist
rict Attorney who is required to proceed
agains. and collect the taxes of delinquents
in the same manner as any other debt is
collected. There are fifteen thousand dol
lars due from delinquents in this county,
most of which may be collected if the pro-
posed law is enacted. We hope our repre-
sentatiyes will see that the law Is passed.
The Nevada journal., 1861-02-08

While noisy secessionist was making him.
self offensive day or two since, at the Fifth
avenue Hotel. New York, by the utterance of
reasonable sentiments, quiet gentleman TO
marked to him in quiet manner. and in the
presence of guests who filed the large dining
hall: ''Sir, l don't know who you are, nor
where you come from; but if you were aboard
my vessel and utterng such sentiments, would
hang you to the ysr,l-arrn IN FIVE minutes''
The traitor arose after little while and inquir-
ed of bystander who that gentleman was.
THAT is Capt. Paunee of the revenue cutter
Harriet Lanei" was the reply.