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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-08
BEDFORD INQUTRgR.
RRGISTBR'S NOTIGE.

A LII persons interested, are hereby notified, that
IA the following named accountants have fled
their accounts in the Registers Office, of Bedford
.Connty, and that the same viii be presented the
Orphans Court, 10 and Tor said County, on Tues
day, the l9sh day Of November. next, at the Court
House, in Bedford for confirmation
Tho account Of Daniel Young, Administrator ef
the estate Of William Young, late of Hopewell
Township, deed.
The account Of David Miller, Esq, Administra.
tor Of the estate of Melchoir Fisher late OF Hari-
son Township, decd.
The account OF Jacob Fisher, Guardian of
Amanda Hammer, AmaEda Sleek. minor
child Of John Hammer, decd.
The account Of Martin Boor, Administrator Of
the estate OF Mary Ann Boor, late of Cumberland
Valley Township, deed.
The account of William Keeffe, Administrator,
with the will annexed, Of John Keeffe late Of Bed
ford Township, decd.
s. Fl. TATE, Register.
Registers Office, Bedlegd, Oct. 25, 1851
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.aDliI.VISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

4 ETTERS of administration, having been gran
N \ ted to the subscriber, on the estate of George
lexis late of Bedford Township decd, all persons
indebted TO said estate are hereby notified to make
payment Immediately, and those having claims
against the same will present them properly authen-
sicated for settlement.
JOHN ". ICKES,
St. Clair Township, Administrator.
Oct. IS, 1S6l.-"
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List of Petit Jurors, drawn for November Term,
Sd Monday 18th day. 1861.
Daniel May David Shank, Jeremiah Mentzer,
VIM. kiser, Jacob Harshberger, John Byers, Jr.,
John Bauman, George Diehl, Peter NJ. Barten,
Bazel Browning, John Shafer, Joseph Snowden,
George Blymre, Jacob H. Bum, Abraham NJ Pi-
per. David Miller, Esq, Jacob CaFshman, Samuel
NioAdemus, Thomas Grove, Thomas w. Horton,
Jackson Morgart, Daniel Imler, Hugh Wilson,
james c.. Devore, Samuel Mixcl Samuel Car
penier, Joseph W Tomlinson, Henry Yont, John
B. Fiuck, Esq, Peter Hull, Philip FELTON,. James
). McIlhaneyj George Chosen. John Cypher,
Moses McIvaine.
Oct n6 1861
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

IN the matter Of the citation to Jacob Biddle,
Trustee OF Peter BidGic TO file an account of bis
trust. The undersigned appoiEted by the Court OF
Common Pleas of Bedford County. to take the
evidence find the facts and report the same 20 the
aforesaid Court will sit for the purposes Of his ap-
polntment, at his Office in the Borough Of Bedford,
on Tuesday, the 9th day of November, next, at 10
O'Clock a. NJ, when and where, all parties inter
ested are notified to attend.
JOHN PALMER,
Oct. 25, 1861. Auditor.
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BEDFORD RAIL ROAD.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Alldehnqnent subscribers to the Cansal Stt * ~
the Bedford Rail Road Company, are hereby noti-
fed, that they will be released from the payment Of
the IL per oentum interest chargeaale under the
charter Of the Company, by making pay OF the
money die from them within thirty days from the
lOfh day OF October, 1851; by giving their notes
payable with interest from date,
By order OF the board, J.P. REED.
Oct. l1th, 1861.
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.RHDITOR.S NOTICE

THE undersigned appointed to distribute Che
money arising from the sale Of the Real Estate of
VIM. May. hereby gives notice, that, he will for
that purpose meet the parties interested, at his
Office, In Bedford, on Saturday the 9th day OF No
vember, next, when and where al mar attend.
JOHN MOWHR.
Oct. f5, 1851. Auditor.
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administrators Notice.

LETTERS of Administration having been gran
ted to the subscribers the estate OF &. ID. Hut
Gibson, late of Bedford township, decd, all
persons indebted TO said estate. hereby notified
20 make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same, win presen. them proper
ly authenticated for settlement
JOSEPH HUTCHINSON,
JNHN W. SCOTT,
Nov. !, 1861. Admrs.
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Public Sale
Oh VALUABLE REAL ESTlTE.

TEJHE Subscribers, executors of the last will aud
A. testament Of Rinehart Reploge, late Of South
Woodhsrry TUwnnhip. Bedford County, Decd by
virtse of the power given TO them by said will, will
expose to sale by public vendue or outcry on
THURSDAY, THE l4TH DAY OF NOVEMBER
A. D.. 1851 at the late residence of said deceased
in said Township, the following described Real Es-
tate, viz:
a tract Of land situate in said Township Of South
Woodberry, containing about
ONE HUNDRED .aND SEVENTY acres,
being tbs mansion propsrty Of said decd, adjoining
lands OF David l.. Replogle, Christian KoohendaF-
fer and David Bgumbaugh, With about 1875 scres
cleared and under fence. The improvements are
good Log Framed House, two stories high, with a
frame kitchen attached, large frame barn, large
wagon shed, stone spring house, frame black
smiths and carpenters shop, a smoke house, dry
house, carriage shed and orchard of very choice
fruit There ale alss upon the property good
stone tenant house and stable. It is one Of the
best and most completely improved farms in Nor
rlson's Cove. The land is limestone and is in
high state Of cultivation and is well watered having
at least sevsa never fang springs upon it, and al
together the property is one of the most excellent
aRd desirable in this section Of the state
ALSO, tract of timber land etuate in said
Township. containing about forty -tour scres ad-
joining lands of David o. Hoover, David Stuckey
and others. This tract wll be divided and offered
in three pieces, or together to suit purchasers
The sale Will commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, of
said day. Drafts of the lands will he exhibited
aH0 tbs terms Of sale made Known on day of SALE
DAVID l.. RfPLOGLE,
JOHN L. REPLOGLE,
Executors Of the last Will, &C.
Of Richard Replogle, decd.
9et e5 1871
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Registers Office, Bedsesd, Oct. IS, is6l.
PROTHoN0TaRY'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the account o f
VIM. Trout, committee of Nicholas Boor, luna
tic, has been fled in the ProthoDotary's Office, and
the same will he presented TO the Court Of Common
Pleas, IN and for said County, for confirmation, on
Tuesday, the 10Th day Of November, next
S H. TATE, Proth'y.
Prothy's Office Oct % 1861.
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DISSOLUTION q PARTNERSHIP

THE Law Partnersl ip heretofore existing be-
tween the undersig gned, under the name of King
Jordan barring been dissolved by mutual consent;
all persons indebted to said ilrm by note, book
account or otherwise are hereby requested to call
without DELAY npon A. King al Bedford and msks
settlement Attention TO this MISTER may save
costs n KING,
Nov. 8, 1861. FIR. JUn nInAS.
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STRAY SHEEP.
Oct. Is, 1861.

CAME TO the premises Of the subscriber, living
in ST. Clair Township. about the lst June, last,
thirteen head of Sheep, ali whte one with bell
on, several with horns-a piece out OF the ear of
each--no other marks recollected. The owner or
owners are requested to come forward, prove prop
erty, pay charges and take them away.
Oct 25, 1861. SAMUEL CLARK.
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LIST Or GRAND JURORS

DRAWN for November T erm, Sd Monday 18th
day, 1861
John Smith, Esq, Thaddeus Hoenstine, Anthony
zimmers, jos. Duh, Esq, John Feighter, Michael
Naugla, Henry Guyer, Benz. Valentine. Robert
Steckman, Asa Silvers, Tobias Snider, Joseph
Mitchell, David Flack, Henry Mower, Jr., Daniel
Fletcher, John J. Potter, Wn. Lysinger, William
T. Chapman, Esq, J ohm Ford, Hiram Davis, ANA
riah Wilson, Michael Hartman, Vim. Rock, Jr.,
HezekIah Bafkman.
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.AOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that intend applying
to the Orphans Court, al next November term, for
discharge as administrator Of the estate OF Alien
CoHey, late of Napier Township, deed.
Oct. 25. 1851 URIAH CQNLEY.
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NOTICE
AUDITORS NOTICE.

In tile matter of the application OF Elias Deli,
Executor of John SnoWbe decd, to sell or
mortgage the Real Estate cf said deed, TO pay
debts, the undersigned, appointed to take the
testimony aud report the facts, will eet the Par
tics interested at his office, in Bedford ON the llth
day of November, 1851. at I O'Clock.
J. W. LfNGENFELTER,
Oct 1A, 1861. Auditor.
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administrators Notice

LETTERS of Administration having been gran
tea to the subscribers, on the estate of Hamilton
scott, lte Of Bedford Township, decd, all
persons indebted To said Estate are hereby notified
to make payment Immediately, and those having
claims against the will present them properly
authenticated for settlement
JOHN W. SCOTT,
JOSEPH HUTCHI SON,
Nov. l. 1861. Admrz
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Old Postage Stamps.

OLD postage stamps and envelopes, via be ex-
changed for new ones, at the Bloody Run Post Of
fee, for six days from the date of this notice AT
tes that time all letters with the old stamps upon
them will be sent to the dead letter Office.
ELI b. RAMSEY,
Oct. IS, 1861 r. M. Bloody Run.
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1ATTrrroN-

Whereas my wife, Rebeeca, has left my bed and
board without any just cause. / therefore warn all
persons from harboring or trusting her on my ac-
count, as / will pay no debts OF her contracting.
DAVID L. SUFFERS.
Oct. IL, 1851.
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LIST OF CiUyES,

PUT down for trial at November Term, srd
Monday, 18th day, 1851.
Henry Smith ct al vs.. Reuben Smith
Catharine Fickes p. W. Lawrence .. sl
II. Fluck's Exo'.E Christ. Bowser
Caldwell, English Co. " John Cessna Esq
o. e. Shannon Esq
J.C.M Ianahan et al use {" a. J. Snively Esq
B. Boyd et al - Joseph Sellers
AFtemas Bennett VIM. Gas ct al
John TredweIl Joseph Holicr
Elizabeth Donaldaon a' Hezekiah 0haney
Catharine Thicker :. George Thicker
Som. y Bed. T. n. Co. "a Davis Il BeRles
George Cartwright as John Cessna, E~q
Francis d. Saupp 6 Fletcher Bannon
Sewell Stewart ts Patrick Burns
d. Washabaugh g w AndersoA,s A'r ct ell
Daniel l.. Martin ss John Benser
Charles w. Colyin q Wm- p. Schell, ct al
Adam CroFls George Beegle
Catharine Beais use Val. B. WertE
Jacob Keely David Patterson
Collins, Dull & Go &c Z. L. Anderson Esq
81 I" " John Cessna Esq
60 &c &" Nicholas Lyons.
S. n. TATE. Proth'y.
Proth'ys Office, Bedford, Oct. 25, 1861.
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OATS WANTED.

< 0nn BUSHELS OF OATS wanted immedi-
O.UUU ateiy, for witch the CASH win be paid
upon It's delivery at Camp Thomas, Cumberland.
MD Ell. X. BUTLER.
Quarter Master Ind Potomac Reg. Home Brig.
Oct. 18, 1851.
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A LII kinds of Groceries just received, and for
IN sale cheap, at Shoemakor's cheap store, No. J.
Anderso1's Row
June 20, 1860.
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EHXTRA Family Fionls Corn Meal and Rye
Il Chop, for sate at Fs!fuhar's new Grocery.
Aug. ., 1861.
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A CARD.
LADIES READ THIS.
NEW MILLINERY STORE.
M RS. e. V. MOWRY has just returned from
1HA the city with new stock of fashionable
FALL AND WINTER Gn0nS.

FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
such as Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons, Plumes, Floun-
ces, Rushes, Taps, Laces, &c.
Yelve.s of all colors, and velvet ribbons of all
widths, corded silks and silks of every variety
Ladies dress caps black and white, also Eephyrs
and shetland wool of all shades, sewing silk Of all
coloIs, cheap for cash.
Ladies call and examine for yourselves, Store
East Pitt ST., opposite Mr.. r. Fyan's.
Oct. 49, 1851.
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DISSOLUTION.

TFNHE trn heretofore existing and trading under
H. the name and title off. NJ. Shoemaker Il Co.,
has been this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said
firm will sals on J. NJ. Shoemaker who is authorized
to settle the books ard notes of said firm. All
counts not settled by the lst of December, 1861,
will be placed in the hands of officer for col
lection. A word TO the wise is sufficient.
J. NJ. SHoEMAMER, & co.
Bedford, Oct. IL, 1861.
A CARD.
The subscriber having purchased, the goods of
the late firm Of j. NJ Shoemaker 4 Co.. and in ad-
diton having received large supply Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
ne win sell strictly for cash or produce or on four
months credit to good and pnnctnal customers. at
the old stand of J. If. Shoemaker & Go. Call, see
and examine for yourselves at Anderson g Rows
Oct. lS, 1861. ]. NJ. SHOEMAKER.
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GREAT CURE.
Or. EELAMD'
ANTI RHEUMATIC RAVl.
is THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia,
AND A sURE CURE FOR
I'LL yNERcURE.4L DISE.fSES.
I'LL .uERcURL.4L DIsEaSES.

1t is a conveniently arranged Band containing
rnedicated compound, to be worn around the Waist,
without injury TO the most delicate persons, no
change in habits of living is required, ard 70 en-
tirely removes the disease from the system, with
out producing the injurious effects arising form tho
use OF powerful internal medicines -Fisich weaken
and destroy the constitution, and give temporary
relief only. BY this treatment, the medicinal pro-
prieties contained in the Band come in contact
with the blood and reaches the diseases through Che
pores of the skin. effecting in erery instance a
perfect cure. and restores the parts afflicted to
healthy condition. This band is also most pow
erthl ANrIM ERCuRIAL agent, and win entirely re-
iieve the system from the pernIc,oas effects
of Mercury. Moderate cases are cured in few
days, and We are constantly receiving testimonials
Of its efficacy in aggav sted OF long standing
PRIcB 81, 90, TO be had of Druggists generally, or
be sent by nsil express, with full directions
for use TO any part of the country, direct from
the Principal Office.
no. Ace BROAWAY, ", York.
g. SMITH & CO.. Sol. .Proprietors J.
NJ. B.-Dsscrfptire Circulars Sent Free.
For sale by B. F. Harry, Bedford.
g3-AesNTs WANTED EvrRxwgrRE. eB
June 80, 1861.
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BEDFORD COUNTY, IS.

OA|0E III NNC%fS , A1ASs
At an Orphans Court, held at Bedford, in and
for the County of Bedford, on the I'd day of Sept
A. D., 1851, before the judges of the said Court
On notion of D. Z. Shannon, Esq, the Court
grant rule upon the heirs and legal representa-
tives of Eliza ColyD late of Schcllsburg Borough,
deceased, to wit Jane Schell, deceased, leaving
issue, Abraham c., Charlotte A., James H., Mar
tin and Edward Sche, the last two OF whom are
minors, who have for their guardian Robert NJ.
Taylor, Esq, James resides in Indiana, Abraham,
Charlotte and Martin, reside in Ohio and the
Others in Bedford County, Charlotte, intermarried
with Martin Kelley, Eliza intsrmarried with Robert
NJ Taylor, Esq, William, George NJ Charles W,
Margaret, intermarried with John NJ. Robson,
Reuben aud John E. all residing in Bedford Coun-
IT, to be and appear, at an Orphans Court, to be
held at Bedford, in and for said County, on the
third Monday, 18th day of November, next, to
except or refuse to take the real estate, of said
Eliza GOlvin, dec ID, at the valuation, which has
been valued and appraised, in persuauce of writ
of PARTON or Valuation. issued out of the Orphans
Court, of Bedford County, for that purpose direc.
ted or show cause why the samo should not be
sold by order of the said Court.
- In testimony whereof, | have here
X 1uuto set my hand ana the seal OF the
IL MDM~S Sz said Court, at Bedford, the 18th day
gof Sept, A. D., 1861.
S. Il. TATE,
Attest. Clerk.
JoHS s. OrsssA: Sheriff.
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G o A N D
REEDS NEW FILL .q-A-D RlJlTER
GOODS

Te be sold for cash or produce only.
p. A. REED wishes 20 inform his friends and the
public generally. that he has bought out the Stock
,of his brothe, >, JkCOB REED and In addition, is
receiving from Philadelphia, an elegant New Stock
of Goods bought st Panic Prices, consisting Of
DRY GOODS, Boots aud Shoes, hats and Caps.
Groceries, Horlcare, Queensuare, &c. All of which
nave been bought at the Lowest Net Cash Prices,
Snd wiH be sold unprcceaentedly low for Cash or
Country Produce.
The undersigned. determined 10 act upon the
Principle that sFa Nimble Sixpence is better than
Slow Shsling,'' can adopt thn language Of the
Poeti
4cCone One, Come all, tins rock. shall fly,
From its firm base as soon as IL
Nov e 1881 p. a REED.
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Oct. T5, 1851.
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One tract of land containing los acres, more o
less, about acres cleared and under fence, adion
ing lands of Simon Ritchey, Adam Hinish an,
others, situate in East Providence Township, Bed
ford County, and taken in execution the propert
of David Ritchey.
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NHERIER'A SALE.

Oct, IS. 1861.
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All Deit, Wm. Figard, his right, title and in
terss, in and TO tract of coal aud;containng CO.
acres, more or loss, about 10 cleared and un
der fence, with cabin house and log stable there
on erected, adjoining lands Of Wood, Deyereux Il
Co., John l. Lanes heirs aud others, situated in
Broad Top Township, Bedford County, and taken
In execution, as the property of VIM. Figard.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-10
THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. 10, 1861.

PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE.-The election
of Don Pablo De La Guerra as President of
the Senate, on the first day Of the session,
was effected by fusion of all the Republi-
can and Breckenridge Senators, and the de-
fection of three Douglas men, who preferred
the election of Don Pablo by the fusion,
rather than take their chances In caucus.
BY this means the Douglas Senators lacked
one vote Of having majority over al 9th
ers. lie was elected iu the same manner
as Phil. Moore was elected last year. The
correspondent Of the San Francisco Times
claims the election Of Don Pablo as q COM
plete Republican triumph, for the reason
that he received all the votes that party had
to give him /; as be received the votes Of all
the Breckenridge Senators, II was also, for
the same reason, triumph for that party.
1t is seldom that two antagonistic parties
can triumph by the election Of the same
man. In the caucus Of Douglas Senators,
held Monday evening, nineteen members
took part, and the nominees were elected
the next day.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-10

An OUrRAGE.-A proceeding took place
at Jackson, Amador county, recently, which
is characterized as no better than an out
rage. A preacher undertook to pronounce
a funeral discourse on the death of young
lady, which is thus alluded to by the Dis
patch:
Her nearest relations and other friends were
present, and the preacher, in manner eyin-
cling any sentiment but christian, or even COM
mon human kindness, proceeded to harrow the
feelings of the mourners until the mother Of the
deceased fell in a fit and was carried from the
church. Previous to this painful manifestation
several Of the congregation were so shocked
that they went away hearing as they departed
the hoarse exclamation of the preacher: 81
can't help it, must tell the truth" He said
there was scarcely glimmer of hope that the
sins Of the young woman were forgiven; that
her friends had no reason for believing chat she
had taken a place among the redeemed that a
short time before her death she accepted an in
yitation TO attend ball, and oh he hoped she
was not now dancing in the ballroom of hell.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-10

FOUND HER AFFINITY-It is said that
Miss Munson, the trace lecturer on Spiritualism
has found her "affnity." She found home in
a family at North San Juan, Nevada county,
and so improved her opportunity and spreadhe
doctrines that the real wife and mother was
compelled to leaye-the husband and head of
the family having proven to be the "afinity" Of
the peripatetic trance lecturer.
We find the above in the Placer Herald,
and think that paper is entirely misinform-
ed on the subject. At North San Juan Miss
Munson became acquainted with gentle
man and his wife, who afterwards separa
ted, the lady, we believe, having commen-
ced suit for divorce; but Miss Munson is
not in any manner implicated in the diff
Guilty.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-10

A DISTINGUISHED SONoRIAN.-A leading
man, and one Of tremendous influence in So
nora, is Don Manuel lingo, from 1925 to 1887
the most prominent merchant in Guaymas. AT
one time nearly all the vessels entering that
port were consigned to him, and his transac-
tions with the interior and with coast merchants
reached several millions Of dollars annually. In
1888 he furnished large sums Of money to aid
Gov. Gandara in expelling Gen. Urea, and af-
forwards retired to Hermosillo, where he es-
tablished a cotton factory, worked by Yankee
girls and native senoritas, under the able su-
peryision Of Mr.. John p. Brodie, now of Cali
fornia. His clear wealth is estimated at $780,
600. At present the senor is extensively en-
gagged in agriculture.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-10

RELIEF ALREADY AsKED.-A correspond
ent of the Charleston Courier calls for
relief or employment, for the Federal Office
holders in that State, who will be thrown
out of employment by the secession of the
State. The writer says
A few weeks hence and South Carolina will
be beyond the reach of the Federal Govern
ment along with her go no inconsiderable
number of her sons, who leave behind them, in
so doing, their entire subsistence for themselves
and families. speak more especially Of per-
sons holding subordinate positions under the
present Government, who, in dissolying their
connection with it, are thrown out Of employ
ment; but who would rather starye, if so despe-
rate an alternative should be presentedto them,
than waver for a moment in their duty to their
State at this crisis.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-10

The AssEMBLY.-We learn by dispatch
from Sacramento, received at O'Clock this
afternoon, that the Assembly has not yet
elected Speaker aud there is no prospect
ola speedy organization. The Douglas
members lack three or four votes Of having
clear majority over both the other parties
and the latter appear determined, whatever
may happen that the Assembly shall not be
organized unless one of their own stripe is
elected Speaker. The members cannot draw
their pay until on organization is effected,
and the factionists will hold out as long as
their money lasts
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-10

CINNABAR.-A vein of Cinnabar has late
ly been discovered about two miles south
east of San Jose, on lands belonging to A.
NJ. Pico, Jose Noriega and others. The
Mercury says there appears to be an abun-
dant supply of the mineral, and the speci.
mems assayed have proved as rich as the
New Almaden ore at the time that nine was
opened. The owners have not the capital
and experience necessary to work the mine
unaided, and are desirous Of disposing of
an interest to men of means. The oppor-
tunity appears to be q good one for proflta-
bic Investments, and is worthy the attention
of capitalists.