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The New York herald., 1861-12-07
NEWsPAPER ACCOUNTs.

We In receipt Of Southern papers TO the 5th nst
with highly interesting and important Of affairs in
the rebel States.
The South Carolina Legislature recently elected Robert
W. Bartwen and james L. Orr Senators the rebe,
Congress.
General Braxton Bragg has been appointed Attorney
General.
The louisville Courier Of the 2eth ut says that John
C. Breckenridge is quite Ill from attack Of aundice.
The of the banks Of Virginia. made up the
FIRST OF October shows the following aggregate Capital
$14 s52 circulation, 80 800 54b SPECIE 81 1 365
deposits, $l1 2ss; discounts, SIS 4s7 The crcu
aon has been increased by loans mado to the State and
he Confederate government.
The New York herald., 1861-12-07
THE MEXICAN COTTON TRADE.

FrOm tHo KlCnmOnu EXAMINER, DcC. q
We are informed that the Mexican cotton factors, and
agents employed by them have been purchasing cotton
OF the people Of Texas 1t the low price OF nine per
pound. 1t is ascertaned that the wants of the cotton
factors Of Mexico about 20 900 bales which
they must Of necessity purchase OF Texas and which
they have been getting their terms In consequence
Of the bockading Of our ports and the want Of
petng market for cotton The establishment Of
cert and fixed minimum OF prices among the planters
are necessary TO put end to this charng and specu
lative trade. II such should be pursued and
carried out would the purchasers Of cotton that
are now Offering the pful OF eight and nine cents
willingly paying twelve and half cents for all good art
can of cotton
The New York herald., 1861-12-07
THE PURSUIT OF THE PRIvATEER SUMTER.

Tho British mail steamer from Martinique November
arrived at St. Thomas November 49, and reported the
Sumter at Martinique. The Iroquois got up steam and
started in pursuit.
The New York herald., 1861-12-07
OUR SOLDIERS IN RICHMOND,
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Mort HAVEN, Dec. 8, 1861.
Ircceived letter yesterday from Captain H. B. Todd,
Company b. Lincoln cavalry stating that he was confined
at Richmond, Va, together with Sergeant O'Brien and
privates Trowbridge Miller and johnson, all OF New
York. T. MO-
The New York herald., 1861-12-07
Robbery OF Herrmnnn's Jewclry Case at
Boston.

case containing the jewelry Of Il Hermann, the
restdigitateur which is exhiblion at of our
jewery stores was Today by means unfastened,
and jewelry the value Of 81 500 stoen nowithstnd
ing the constantly surrounded by large crowds
of people all day.
The New York herald., 1861-12-07

THE REBELS OUT OF TEMPER WITH ENG
LAND BECAUSE SHE REFUSES RECOGNI-
From the New Orleans Crescent.l

from the New Orleans Crescent
The government Of England has expressed neither synPdhy
nor extended any encouragement support, cypress or I'M
Piled TO rs since declaration Of independence On the
contrary the weight of her influence, when exercised a.
all has been thrown In favor Of the North She mas de-
parted from fixed, well established rule. In one case
When party in beggary ignorant South or Central
American Stae Of two three hundred thousand miser
able inhabitants, establishes de acto government, Eng
land at recognizes IT, Such has been the nvarabe
millions OF united, intelligent, brave and wealthy
southerners declare their independence with one
accord, establish free government, and main
tain their position vict0rously for months, CIV
ing unmistakeabe assurance OF ability to do it
for all time to come this English government for
cause or other or at least will do unto us as
she has frequently done unto Others who had claims
mercial importance.
We shall never achieve independence Of the North
by foreign aid Nor ought to expect IT, Our strong
arms and unquang hearts must accomplish that object
We have no other safe earthly reliance OF course we
would be delighted II John Bull would take II into his head
70 mako the insult offered his flag pretsxt for nictng
condign punishment upon Lincon's ehordos. But
John will not do anything Of the Sort unless ho forced
TO it, that he make great deal OF money by
It, Just the cotton famine in Manchester, &c. is
becoming oppressive, and in few weeks will become
terrible The long manufacturing pole may stir up the
old fellow to do good act once in ha life. We shall see
The New York herald., 1861-12-07
RAILROAD BRIDGE REPAIRED.
fErom the Norfolk Nav ROok dec fl

LYNfHBURG, Dec. Z, 1861.
President Rrauner Of the East Tennessee Railroad tce
graphs that the bridge Lock creek is all right and
that trains now passing over.
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REPORTED EVACUATION OF TYBEE ISLAND
BY THE FEDERAL TROOPS.

from The Norf0K Day Book Dec. 81 vt
SAVANNAH, Dec. 4, 1851.
Tho Ne Of to-day says that tho ederas have entirely
evacuated Island Captain Read visited the Island
on Saturday and saw nothing; works.
From the Norfolk Day Book, Dec 81
SAVANNAH, Dec 2, 1851.
Tho Republican Of this morning says that the federas
have evacuated Tybee Island One ship load left on sat
urday for the porthward.
On Saturdayafternoon largo ship stood In for Warsaw
Inlet Commodore Tatnas feet went after her but she
disappeared There six federal vessels on Tybeo
Island yesterday.
The schooner Waterman, Huronn, for Charleston was
wrecked of Tybee Friday morning She fell into the
hands Of the blockaders Off Charleston
The cotton and provisions Hutchenson Fenwck and
adjoining islands, were destroyed by fire on Thursday
night last by the patriotic proprietors
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ne would drive his team to headquarters Pckens killed
aim and every mulo he had. shot killed ono Of his
mules, ne cut II loose and drove the remainder safely
through Cen Bragg says he intends TO mention him IN
his report bo the government.
Another correspondent writes:-The bombardment was
kept up nearly all last night and from all the nforma
tion can gather, with very little damage to side II
IS said that there three breaches Pcons and the
Niagara attempted to run In yesterday, but received
neavy snot IN her bow and turned round when she
rsked in the stern and i is supposed she disabled Tho
general impression s that Bragg s lighting slowly but
safely and surey-not wasting shot, and holding bate
ries in reserve that they know nothing Of.
[From the Richmond Despatch, Dec 81
CAIRO, Nov. 80, 1851.
General Polk yesterday received despatch from Gene
raj Bragg at Pensacola stating that Pckens had ceased
firing and the result 30 far has been eight rebeskled
as reported in the walls Of the fort The United Estates
neet, no said had been injured Bragg stated that he
hourly expected renewal Of the firing
From tho Charleston Courier, Nov. 29.1
PENSACOLA, Nov. 23-8 N.
Both parties are silent this morning walked down
70 the beach this morning and looked at Pickens She
seems considerably battered long dark place upon her
bie Poor Fort Mcae suffered yesterday far than
We thought. Six killed by the falling Of the
cover u rest, and ten others wounded They say hvo
hundred shot and shell fell into the fort The damage
was done by the ships which took position southwest Of
the fort where the guns could be very effective and
fired broadside after broadside upon her. battery To-
Gated Just back Of her aided in repeng the attack and
u said struck them IL times. Only two ships of
the narbor this morning fear neither party win renew
the night this morning II they do McRae will probably
be abandoned during the day and the battery behind
worked But II she was leveled TO the sand, nothing
would be accomplished towards the reduction Of our bat
teries. We have counted her anything In the
fight
The New York herald., 1861-12-07

State
The alacrty and promptitude with which our volun-
teers and militia have responded TO the call OF the Ex
ecutve entities them the thanks Of the country They
have exhibited noble spirit Of patriotism and the
courage coolness and herosm which they have displayed
on the field OF battle under the trying crcurn
stances are worthy Of all praise No ever exhibited
higher traits OF galantry heartfelt and whole
soued devotion righteous cause than they hayo done
The expenditures OF the State for purposes since
the 18th Of April last than six millions of
dollars. Her contributions Of and money for the
common cause have been cheerully furnished and her
past gives Of her determine to snare
effort TO insure She feels and knows and
therefore acts upon the principle that nothing Of
the full and free recognition Of the independence OF the
Southern conederacy give of protection TO
persons and property and happiness and prosperity TO
her people Every consideration therefore, that should in
nucRce people prompts TO rpudate all compromises 10
ree all advances tocurds reconstruction We must triumph
in this struggle In that alone consists safety for the
present and for the future.
Some legislation is necessary for filling the places Of
volunteer forces in the field when their present
terms Of service shall expire II s not improbable that
many Of them will decline TO no enlist after the expira-
tion OF their terms Of service (at least for tme and
this contingency should by all be adequately pro-
vded for. l commend this important subject TO your
early consideration with the full conviction that your
wisdom will suggest such legislation will meet the
avail myself Of this, the first opportunity that has
presented ITSELF to return my cordial thanks individual
and Official TO his Excelency f. W. Pckens, Governor Of
the State Of South Carolina for his prompude in send
ing troops aid Immediately after the passage OF tho
ordinance secession for the deep interest he has
hibted in behalf, and for his generous and ready
response to every request have preferred He was the
first Executive who proffered aid and support, and
hence the propriety Of this reference to him.
My convictions Of individual and official duty, and
every dictate OF patriotism, have induced to contri
butc 10 every proper mode TO aid the In which all
we hold dear is involved All the means within nv
control have been cheeruy and promptly employed Az
citizen OF Virginia and the executive OF the State
elt 10 De incumbent upon TO cooperate cordially
and heartily with the Confederate authorities in tho
adoption and prosecution Of All measures and plans
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16
PONY NEWS,

sr Lorts. August 4.--The Panama Star, re-
eeiyed in New York by the Northern Light, re-
norts that n British vessel was uverhauld aud
and boarded on the llth Of July, by Southern
steamers.
Bosroy. Aug. 1st.-The British brig Herald,
which was captured July 10th, for attempting to
run the blockade, cleared July 27th, ostensibly
for Turks Island, where she was chartered by
parties in New York, with intent to try the effect
Of running the blockade.
Several British vessels have left Now York for
Wilmington and other North Carolina ports, TO
take cargocs for England.
WAsufyc1ox, August 2d.-0fficial dpa tshes
state that the blame for the defeat Of our forces
at Bulls Run is due to Patterson's neglect of
positive orders lie was directed lst, to
gage and defeat Johnston; I'd, if unable to en-
gage him. to go between him and Manassas to
prevent A junction of his forces with Beaurc-
gard Sd, if unable to obey either of these orders
he was to harrass Johnston in front and keep
him before Washington; 4th, if he could do
neither, to 20 to Washington or the relief OF
Gen. Mcdowell, in all haste.
1t will lie seen that Patterson disregarded all
orders. Had he obeyed orders it would have
prevented the defeat at Bulls Run, and would
have destroyed rebellion and removed tie seat
of war beyond the confines of Virginia.
1t is rumored here that the army OF the Poto-
No doubt is entertained but that General Nc
Clellan will strike as soon as he is ready, with
out waiting for weather.
Large numbers of troops are arriving con-
stantly from the South at Richmond.
The Conference Commissioners of the two
Houses have been in session nearly 24 hours on
the various tariff and tax bills and finally agreed
upon a generol bill, which will be reported to-
morrow.
! The Senate approved all the acts of the Pres
ilent
| 1t appears that the n. Y. 5th regiment, en-
route home. While passing through the sixth
ward Baltimore, were rred into with stones by
a crowd vh) cheercd for JEFF Davis. The fire
was returned with bullets principally. Citizens,
protesting to he Enionists. begged them to desst.
Another report says, the soldiers charged bayo-
nets on men lining the sile- walks. Several
shots were fred but no one hurt except an Off
Ger who was endeavoring to arrest rioters, and
was slightly stabbed. Several arrests were made
but were released on taking the oath Of allegi'
ance to the United States.
ISnIAxAroiIs, August 2d.-The sth Indiana
regiment, Col. brown, fully equipped left here
this evening, via Pittsburg, for Washington
Gov. Moreton has authorized the raising of {
regiment composed entirely of Germans.
pHILAnELPnIA, Aug. 2d-The Exchange say!
three federal steamer. loft Fort Monroe oil
Wednesday, and reached the mouth of the Poto
mac tho same evening. and in attempting to rs
ccnd were rcpulsed, and in retreatng they raj
aground. The Virginians sent foF reinforce
ments and the capture destruction Of the yes
sells was expected.
The total property of Tularc County is asses
sed this wear at 81 600. 600.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

GAS, GAs!-NeSt Saturday the Nevada Gas
comrauv will turn on their gas for use. The
gas WORKS are gotten up by those VINO uhder-
rtand what they are about, and good gas will
undoubtedly be manufactured.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

FRox OVER THE PLANS. Mrs. Church, o.
b.ck.ve Ranch, passed through town on We'd
nesday, fiom across the plains she came
bringing lot of horses, and left Michigan on the
18th Of April,
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

FKrIr SroEE.-Mr. A. Fradcnburg has es-
tablishcd himself in fruit store next door be
low the National Hotel The best varieties of
all kinds CT fruit may be found there, and vege-
II excellent.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16
LIGIOUS Offices.

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
METHODIST Hold regular service every Sabbath
at the Methodist Church; head Of Broad street,
at 10! A. N. and i p. NJ
Rev. W. G.. DEAL, Pastor.
BAPTIST CHUECH.-Cor. Pine aud Spring sts.-
Holds regular service every Sabbath az l0ts
O'Clock a. VI. and r, NJ.
Rev. BENZ. BRIEELY, Pastor.
CArHoIIc-IIold service every Sabbath at A.
NJ, at the Catholic Church, on Washington St
Rev. I. J. DALTON, Psstor.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

BAD SrREEr.-The planking at the lower part
Of Main street is in 4 desperate bad condition.
viii the authorities that the street is plapkod
anew
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16
STEAM PLAyINss MILL.
-----
Flooring &Weather Boarding

For sale * all times and in lots to suit
TURNING & SAVING done NJ the shortest
notice.
pseRLLY & CORN grapn't "a order
Call at the new steam rianing Mill helo. tic
National Exehsngs Hotel lttsah 2fseei
Nevada.
suav;sl siu iLAi.NpR s.aHNACs>,
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

GEAxD PROMENADE -Schmltsch-
reider gives grand Promenade Concert and
Ball on the night of the 10th. Mr.. 5. has been
70 much expense in making the occasion one
worthy of himself and the city. Mr.. Plumhon
will preside at the Piano, and no one need be
told that the most superb music may be expect
od from the combination of talent which Mr..
Sshmttschneider will produce. The appoint
ments are to be most complete. No eoubt the
ball will be excellent in every respect.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

N.vApA ACADENY.--Mr. PrcsSey comm en-
res the Fall terra Of this institution on the I'd
day of September. Mr.. p. is an excellent
teacher. and the city should patrouiso hin.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16
Special Notices.
The ,realca,and surgical institute.


OfDr.L Ia Cl lt'itAY. Is already secured In po
sition which eccs It. u wclla its proprietor, far
above the aa. IL Of envy and professional malice.
In the school Of ,lce, the highestpriles arc often
awarded to pr .ioners in this department of Med
icai science and they occupy with others an equally
lofty position In the profession Ricard Is nr ihustri
Gus example n shining light among the philosophic.
al stars ofhis age IN Europe, and DR.. Chapkay has
fully cquglied him In this country a. proof OF
which the Philadelphia College of Medicine compli-
mented him with n Diploma, and the honorary Ap
gUYDFM degree Selecting this as his field OF opera
ton, although lualhed 9s a graduate Of the M M,
niversity e Pesih. aud late Chief surgeon Of the
Hungarian Revolutionary army, for more extended
labors DR.. l.. J. Czapkay has bent his earnes. at
tention to the cure of chronic and private diseases,
In which he has become so great an expert that he
is now regarded the LEADER in this branch of his
profession ghout the United States and his por
trait and biography are published as amatter OF IN
terest in the most exclusive journals. Tie Doctors
offices are at his Medical and Surgical Institute,
Sacramento street, corner of Ltidesdorf nearly OPP
poste the buildings Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company.
tYsWe ask particular attention ofoui readers TO
the certificates of remarkable cures in anoth-
er column ofthis paper.
SWETT'S GRAPE BITTERS OR RE-
sTORATIVE wINE.-A powerful, yet pleas
ant Medicine, manufactured under the immediate
supervision of Mrs. A NJ. SWEET, the Celebrated
Clairvoyant Physician; and prepared from Roots
and Herbs of great Medicinal Virtue, combined
with the pure juice of the California Grape.
certain remedy for Liver Complaint, Biliousness,
Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Debility, Impaired Appe-
tite, Impure Breath etc., and all diseases requiring
powerful Liver Invigorator and Tonic. War
ranted the best Remedy ever invented for diseases
peculiar to Females~-such as LencorrhGa, or
Whites, Weakness, etc So popular has this prep
aration become that even the editors of the loading
papers of San Francisco depart from their usual
eustom-not to commend any advertised medicine
and pronounce Sweti's Grape Bitters or Restor
ativc Wine, " worthy article an excellent Ton
ic; good appetizer and useful Medicine for these
suffering from dyspepsia and arrangement of the
liver" etc. Sold by all Druggists, and by
| DANIEL SWEET, Proprietor,
aug2-m6 535 California street, San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16
Hrrus1c.s corsrY MsrrNos.-T. l

REPuBIcAS CouSTY MEETINGS. l. d.
Mcfarland. Republican nominee for District
Judge; J. NJ. Avery, nominee for inc Assembly
and Z. II. Gaylord, nominee for District Attor-
Lev. will address the people at the following
times and places:--Columbia Hill, Friday Aug
ls. Montezuma Hill, Saturday, Aug, 18th;
Sortb Bloomfield, Tuesday, Aug. goth; Moore's
Flat. Wednesday, Aug. 2lst; Washington, FRI
dsv. Aug. 23d; Omega, Saturday, Aug. oath.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

MnrrAuY.-rhc uieajors Of Captain Green s
company lett or Tl,sdny :or The rendezvous III
San Francisco. Captain Green lost few OF
his mer by the delay il calling them to the
field. bht tl.c company's raLks Sill sooa he fall
with new meu.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16
AGENCY NOTICE,

Mp.L +. FISHER Is our only authorized Agent
In San francisco to receive Advertisements, receipt
for the same and to transact business generally Tor
the NEVADA JOURNAL. O1lce-No. l7lh WASH
ington Street, nearly opposite Maguire's oper"
House-up stairs.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

Nav PkrrR.- We have received the first
ruuters of new Republican paper published
a. r,acefyillc. !, ,s welcome to the field
Ryrmsn. editor u- Gotta, proprietor.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

Arror>rIp.-R Robert T. Roberts, ESQ; of
swcetlanj; has been appointed to place in the
Mint. We know Mr.. Roberts we'll and bet
ter. or more deserved appointment could be
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16
Picl1n's Patent Combination Cushions
.and Model BilIinrd Tables.

and Billiard Trimmings Of every description
Parties ,llsirous of purchasing billiard Tables
will thus have an opportunity OF selecting from
varied assortment, both I'm style and fItish, and
can also test the superiority ciaInesIf9f 1ie tusi
ions and Tables Mr, DAS LYStii VIII always
lie on hand, and ready to gfvc all REQUIRED inforna
ton with regard to t uScriis Of these Justly Gel
ebrated Billiard Tables. The subscriber cordially
invites nil Interested parties 70 cali and examine.
u. +. HUGHES, San Frantisco.
Agent for Phelni's Patent Combination Crslf-
ions and Modern Billiard Tables, jyfg 3m Is
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16
SEC RET RID RS,

F. & A. VI.
Nerada Lodqe No. 13-Mects at Masonic Hail.
corner of Broad and Pine streets, every Sat
urday evening. Regular Communications the
second Saturday of each month.
A. .. NILES, 5taster.
J. F. Rudolph, Secy.
Ncrada Il. 4. Chapter No. Irregular com
municalions the first Monday evening of each
month, THOMAS p. HAwLEy,
J. F. Rudolph. 9ee'y. High Priest.
Neradq Commandcy, No, e. 4, T.-Stated as
scmblies the first and third Thursdays of each
month. CHAS. MARSH, Commander.
J. F. Rudolph, Recorder.
]. o. o. +.
Omtonloh Laagc No. lG-Rcgular meetings on
Tuesday evening of each week. at their Hall,
corner Of Broad and Pine streets, in kidd's
brick building. J. ". CHIN, y. q,
W. i. Preasey, Secy.
I. o. OF *.
NerGRa Camp. No. 39-Will hold its regular
meeting at Temperance Hall. foot of Broad
strets, every Wednesday evening.
A. c. THGFPsaS, c. II,
E. F. Bean, Sccy.
SONS or TEMPERANCE.
Sierra Ncrado Dirision. No. l7-Meets every
Saturday evening at Temperance Hall, foot Of
Main street. A. G. THOMPSON, ". T.
Il. :. :. Gctchell RS.
!. O. OF G. T.
Union Lodgc. No. Irregular meetings every
Friday evening at Temperance Hall. foot o
Main street. W. L. PREssEY, ". c. 7.
W. J.. +. Deal, IF. S.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16
PIEEA a MS
BILLIARD SALOON.

'I'HE ABOVE BILLIARD SALOON, With
4 .GHT fiRsT Class PHEI.AS TABLES, is now
sp' ii to the pubic. The Cushions on these Tables
30 the latest patent, and are great Improvement
on thetE predecessors. The ROOM is fitted up SO
as to combine ELEGANCE with COMFORT; Tho
BAR will be kept constantly supplied With the
very choicest brands of
WINES, LIQUORS AND SEGARs,
and the subscribers hope, by strict attention. Ia
merit the patronage of All who admire and Elscice
the game Of Billiards. Dan 1iYNtfTf3 -
NJ. T., HUGHES.
.a,. w., 720 and 1.99 Mont GomcrY st.,
Opposite the New MetrcpclltaI Theatre.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

Nor n. - ira> iFiyer from Bear river
called on Il SeG known painter near the foot OF
Broad .srrs.t. ~ "Wednesday. lie wanted
aay raint.d ,i,, : pattern which he exhibited
IT Harper. u, .uij tool u glance at the pat
tern then j, sqru. 'o9t .. ~ - driver, and
iulrae,iimtei, in . toagst.c age told him to
'p:,.' It was 'scc"sH gag ho wantod.
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j. o. o. Il.
I. d. OF k.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

Sierra Ncrado Dirision. No. l7-Mects every
Saturday evening at Temperance Hall. foot Of
Main street. A. G. THOMPSON, ". T.
Il. :. :. Gctchcll. Il. =.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

prSSs,lv,.,. NJ 2;We learn that this
r,,,,n,nv nave SEM =. the Ray the cash to pur-
chass FIRE engine tnr fhe use of the Company
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

G5o. f4.'rA~Es--rh3 following persons
,,ere DIV s',ed u tieir Offices in the order
Of GOOD Ie,rpler. - Grass valley, on Tuesday
Eveniug last NJ DayS. ". c. T.; :. a.
Ross. V VI.H O'Connor, W. 5; NJ. Leg
.,et.w ;. Y CaIt V. ". ". Gylliver, w.
/ g.. i " sbr.re-. " @ q; J. Bcnnet,
W. " N vG'.aas. - J Upon, W. A.
r. Z C.o,sett. 4" :. VI NJ. A. Roland, W. Il.
Z: NJ : c,li.ns. {" :
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DEPARTURE OF STAGES.

The total property of Tularc County is asses
sed this wear at 81 900 900.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

NV BooNs.- u. n Bancroft Co.; of
Gan Francisco 1eee,ve'i the following books by
81. last steamer.-In Chsi,u's Equatorial AT
,,c,. Wilson's HarPer's, Fifth Reader; Days
Ride, bs Charles Lever HeadleF's Life of Scott
new Edition; Vol = Ercklc's History of Civil
lination IN Euglapd trton on Trade Marks
Vol. 4. B,sworth's Reports; Vol: !, Parkers
Criminal Reports; Van Santvoord's Equity
Praac,lce: Vol. - l,arbour's S. c. Reports;
Edwards On Referees; Try on Contracts Sar-
gents Original Dialogues; Eighth Census OF the
United States, ls6o. with map; Vol. %; Smiths
New York Court OF Appeals Reports; Vol. 20,
Howar1's Practice Reports.
Sixty wagons, loaded With immigrants and
their goods, arrived al lies fngeIes from Tex
- an thn cgtn alt