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GAS FITTING, &c.

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rh.sr thay meg b favored fu tSa
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FIICktSS ~ cEtir6iv Ne- nStter-ss ard Bss grs
soa lnish; superior ~ sty % SaF lin aTsIoisra
etcIst u tals market We Evste cNigc-r Eersr.l
20 seil ,p1 e9sUuEe cur stock q fss Eg4 u sssr
FIX ues, tee.inS corb1eut tEsi 80 Ezyc Gks best
ssyected stock - wsEtturr
AL Work iU the zile-s ! a. istrrr. q e syvs.-s
Sil! g F.:Estlg ssssrfea =.
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NEW AND IAPKOYFn IHYENTION
ARTIFICIAL cgEorLssrJ ROW.
L r r n,
WIFHoT7 MKrAL PIAYE on CIssrE,
De. 8. D sIeEsMnNn.

IN > MIND,
siO bTeGdtpsS, Ress fSTk-2b0 PSsast l-@,,.a 10
tssf, otsfssa liza asd lSiA sfs, IVa-ss.F.ps,
CN..s the snsnton Of the public 20 tie loIioEinE
EcVELtaEes Of hik improved rrst,,u -
I, Ths Teeth OF his nsraiActgre al fS4ss,i
nesT oofoce GoT change coloT ~ Eny ~1sSssH
acids, boiBg three fourths lighter thsn a., other
J, NO teeth OF roots Bo5l ba sxtrscts; a. a..
eIuhcls coHs oSn be inserted over tie. a.
sche. H
Z: No tsIn sorSrT teoth ere Eeoso5. q sernsEent
Snss cah &c nsla i,Ih 5diatey, rheretF TTea-ryinE
tna natural expression Of abs ace, ~ - ardFr
tae DC sJ stem is frequently dis6Eurod.
.. lIls yorx has been frlly tested over FIVE y-sTE
BY msn5 o. the hrst chem ats snd 1hTsci-,s o ~ q
SoUIty. - ~
Ut, :, hss e'sc invented 9 Whit uaf eFsruCfive
metal filing, With which tie most geSs.tl.s t.efk
an 10 hlled yIthort PsIG, and can buli1 - ser
!sc., sqrco toe Ron Asg g'de roots which Hi'fsyt
- Ibe best y references glEeH-to nT. Y. Fiatt: Dr.
rOIemg5. PIofestor .! cheE1lstyg, n. y: HoE-
tndse Nsyns, Of the SuDrsnl- CoErt ~ " sahtrT-
tSn, and thousands Of others.
tsH tnd eTargIre for yCurs-ir uos s,-
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GENUINE GARDEN

III
~ AND FLOWER SEEp9.
JOHN SAUL calls the attention Of market gsY-
deners, farmers, ard Others 20 ma larEe ard csrs-
tully selected efock OF tisrden seed v-hsch hsva
haon selected from the best EroWsss ia p.Eglsnd,
France and Germany, With Suoh sruc'=s OF coines
TO rTcwLh As sIe ~ Usuai demand, VsE: k,1tra
E6Tiy snd Champion Tess; Premium Fist Dutch
Cabbage, Blood TumE Rset; RcBgs, Pasenips.
Carrots. CeleTy, 4 C. Flower Ssea al s1 tansive
oolectlon, suitable for sky lautGce N Tho UElcn
- varieties. selected for Any istttaGe. for sI.
HIS experience of over - gsafs i rrSstic-I
seed grower ig te beat guarantee taat 81 sTC 3Ur d
accurate, and Of the most genuine GeEcT Pylor.
JOHh SAUL, seed St0Fr.
nlh " 6seo' AaS Seventh st. ga-paF n.
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From Southern Tennessse-No Active Ope.
ratfons Yet.

CAIRO, March 30.-There is nothing important
rom the Tennessee river. II 10 not expected that
acnve operations Will commence until the arrival
Of Buel's army, unless our forces are attacked by
Beauregard. Q - n
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ARREsTED.-A young man named Ross was
arrested in Baltimore a few DAYS since on the
charge Of having stolen horse and buggy in
this cftv co.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

NTAR DEPARTMENT,
w IANuARI 81, 1852.
ORDERED, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations In the field.
Saturdays will be devoted to the business of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business of the Public.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
"a 2-u Secretary Of War.
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NOTICE.
WADANs, EYPREss CcMPANT ~

IT
Yhis Company offers to tho public " Unes ualIe
hcvantAgesn for tho SAFE and Quiok Dlspstoh o
HEAVY FIeights, Passages, Vsnables. Money, q o
30, 10 eli parts Of the United States.
Expresses 70 and from the North and West do
part from and arrive In washington twice daily,
: ~ Ezsrss.s. y are In charge Of ssS~,ssssG ss1
An PsOksses for yhs seldi.rs carried ., "os.
HALr1 our usual rates.
All Goods for the 80 CALLED "Cenfederats States,
and sll Articles "ContIaband Of War" viii b
EEvUsIE. 81.
Our Expresses leave New York at I, 8, AID p
I'm. IN k.ir'''n' In ".'h''s''h .''A' NJ a.d 's'
:, EIsres.es leave PhilsdeIphia st 50 A, NJ. and
"a; "a. " 10y
~ ksifi1ins in ~ssSinssSn :. e 4: 4 n X and and iss
ExDresses for oil points North and West lssys
washington q 10 A. NJ. and iSo r. M, daily.
Special Contracts for large quantities Of Frstghs
All Goods called for and delivered JE1 Of kxhs
shsrses. Z. w, PARSONS,
WashinEtsn. AnEust y. 1851. a10EH
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Oysters! Oysters -
hhhoVEHLAsSSRR89YsTER LAsSSRR89SYssTvER ExPREss

fATgxESi RIVER oYsTsks eS i5sis mOas '.1.sa
you'd DO ssl 70 tai es snd ssdIs,' - thsm hnil''' ~
Those oysters are sold 8 hours sftef
they come from the water. -
.U once No. 80 Market Space. below the
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NJ BALTNsEy, March 18Th, l869.

YIN; hiShhhD ID Ghlftl All, JT having
retlT red from the business which he has bern con
Quoting, a. Gsent for ms fOE soma time rest, heE
leave 20 sdylse the public thE Mr.. GEH EGE T.
LOhEk VII have charge Il the same until further
notice. Tbanktul for 2ast i<yOTs, We shaii endsay
or 20 merit tn ir cOatIIn nalcs.
nah l7-law4w- A. SkEAIULLFR e. CONS.
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TIE BARNEY EsTATE.-BeCore the OrpkasS,
CoKyf, Judge PETeeH,-On Saturday last, the
exceptions of Mr. 5. c. Barney to the report Of
sne auditor, Moses Kelly, Esq Register Of
Wills on the accounts Of DR.. Harvey Lindsey,
were read by Mr.. Davidge, counsel for Mr.
BarneY. The exceptions as ex planned and am
Pnhed oy MI. D., set forth that ttro accounts
were rendered by DR.. l.. The exceptions fIed
oy Mr.. Barney were to the first account ouIy.
aud not 10 both. That the exceptions and ac,
counts were referred bY order Of the Court to
M n, who had summoned no Witnesses and
examined no vouchers and no receipts Of tenant,
TO verify the accounts, but had only taken the
accounts on flc and the exceptions and made a
report thereon, and In that report had fell Into
the eTroT OF sUrposing the exceptions applied 10
ooth accounts, when az above stated they only
applied to oHs.
These last st,1cep,IOns (cffsred on Saturday, take
up the others Ssriatta and review them and the
auditors action In each case. An exclamation of
the frst will apply TO ali. That exception refers
% the amount Of rent collected Of Isaac Marshal
ana states that DR. Lindsley (referring to the first
accounD has charged himself with s320, when
he ought 10 he charged with s,}S2. The auditor
takes beth accounts and says, ''you allege tha:
Dr. l.. ought 10 charge himself with S3e2. He
said Mr.. Davidae, we 9oPose to prove that on
boti accounts be should charge himself with
$3.50 10, instead Of S4S6. The other statements
kelng Of the nature IL Is not necessary follow
Mr. D. further. He said the Rag ster had prob
aoly misapprehelded his duty, which was TO hnd
the facts In the case bY investg alton OF vouch-
eFs and examination OF witnesses. He (Mf. ID
now therefore moved To refer the matter back 20
the Register with authority 70 make such an In.
vesti9ation and report thereon.
Mr. BlOunt, counsel for DR.. Lindsey, Who does
not himself attend the sittings Of the court read
letter from he auditor, stating that he had ex-
anlined the accounts a. instructed, and that both
parties had timely notice Of the fact that the ex-
animation was proceeding and report would be
made. Mr.. b. said he would not object to have
the matter 90 back to the auditor. DR.. L., was
ready for any investig Of his accounts There
were no discrepancies in them, and gentlemen
could show none They had been misinformed
by their elieRt, Mr.. Barney. b;s -
Mr.. Fendall Jr. objected TO any more delay
The other side had three chances, and had ample
time to show any discrepancy in the accounts
Tney had fsIld TO find any, and further delay
would be uAjgst to DR.. 49,. 3. - =
After further argument the matter was referred
5the auditor (Mr. Kelly Tor investigation.
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H0. HOOD

ls Constantly receiving. and has always on hand,
o full supply Of all the most oelebr ated ~
WA ICh ES thai are manufactured in Eng ~
land, switzerland and America, both in s 6old1
and Silver cases. He also keeps large stook Oh
lime JEWELRY OF the most desirable styles sci
glth Diamonds. Emerslds, Rubies and all other
sms as @ ssS % %mannisSfpasns a. xpas soIld
yers, Sword Bclts and Sashes, Bowie Knives,
kIssors. SCISSORS, Sod, Silver and Steel speets-
Kept IN 5eve ~ Store, and All at the very lowest
srics, NO. 33e Pa. avenue, between eth end loth
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The Seal Ffubeyr.

sI- JOHNS, ". f., March 3O.-The coast is still
nrmiy packed with ice. The seal fishery will be
perfect failure this year. -,
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UARNUM IS HERE ION free sxhibinoa, ssas
ID kaf O. stock Of Clothing in the CITY, & the
Peoples Clothing Store, No: 400 Seveptk street,
Opposite Post Ofhoe. N. BAH OF the Above
goods for ssle ~ vsrv iov pnces fe2-sm
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OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
~ WASHINGTON, January 25, 1862
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
Members OF Congress on business on Saturdays
commencing with Saturday, the first OF next
month.
Jan s7-d WILLIAM H. SEWARD,
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Co. iIsSUsS.,alis III: u, tbs Inyerto- "a. sssentss
sl sitns nlNEhAb PLATE TEETH. a. -
tenas PERSONALLY ~ his ofsoe n this ct6. S(2
Nant fetsons can wear those tossh v 10 <l11-IB
sStDhos Wal offers sEa no PersOn cen Sezr othsf,
teEsons calling et mJ OF Zoe nsa be scooalmoanta.
W. euI 6yle and Price of Teeth theJ TlET desIr..
esSnest strongest. and most perfect deuture tis3
AZ oen lroouee. the MINERAL fLATE viii -
more fully warranted. ~ -
Rooms n this cIty-Ne. 33s Pa syeuae, between
W and 10Th sts Asn' COZ kfek street. Phil adei
tA-es
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PRoPERLT ATTENDED To,-saturday two ltine-
rants one dealer In soap, the other the pro-
prietor Of a strength testing machine or some
such contrivduce, get ON a drunk and went to
the New York hotel on e, near sixth street,
where they behaved In such disofderly
msnner az 70 require police interference. Pat
rolmzn sessford Of the Seventh Ward arrested
and took them before Justice w altes, one named
r. McKeown, for being drunk, disorderly and
profane, was hned $40. The other one, Chas
Ifsles for the same; an< the additional eence OF
carving slung shot. was ordered 20 pay $50 and
costs bat not having the ready, he was sent TO ths
workhouse for 90 days ltwn serve to remind
them that they are not in the Bowery, TO do as
they please.
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Brars LIyrTFSIST Ga Sunday, Patrolnnan
I,.arh arr st-d q man named George Smith, on
,Ospiei0a Of completely with the perpetrators Of
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nE.CIDED BAR6 AIMS.

Linen Goods full assortment al kinds Of tito hsst
class,
Embroideries and Pocket HendkeIchiefs. recent
supplies IN ali grades,
inc ana medium White FlRBEsis,
Plain White AID PisId CambTICs aud NugifuE
All Of tho above ~ oro Proverhtailg low sFIcs,
marked IN PsIn hSures, the actual CsEh standard
vslue.
An inspection Of stock InPlles 20 obligation 70
purchase. PERRY h BRN,
NH 1-6t Penn. avenue snf eth ~.
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DENTISTRY.

R. J. H. PEABODY,
D,, HTFST.
ALends 10 8 aUcles Of .is Frofsss,Un AZ rlS
~. n..st leA So ahie rates Tor which good up 80,
erelLons oAn be Performed. A-~.-3
s.Dslice NO. SFb IenusT wanna svsrue ~-LLc
ss1eeh Ilth ara lzth stTeetf tc doors ssst Of a.
tldson, 49, -. ~.
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NH H-law

ca u 8
HARNDEN'S EXPRESS, .. -.
Beg leave 70 inform ths pablo that they havs eS
tended their Express % Washington. and are now
prepared 10 Transport Merchandise, Bank Notes.
Specie, Jesery, &c, 20 all parts Of ths MLtdls,
Nfs EsCldsd snd WsieTr Stats and Cdaada.
Connecting with the most responsible E1pressSS
throug hout the country, Wa are enabled 90 "a
ssssEaIlsd Jaeiittss to 81 who may favor uG gIth
their patronage. For terms sud further infounA-
ton Apply 70 ". 2. sMTTH.A
THIRD st., ID door below Pa svenus,
IA 3m Washington. - -.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-09
Fancy Goods.

Cosmetics, n rare assortment, Lilly White, Per-
fumed Chalk, Puff Balls, etc. An excellent variety
Of articles in this limo.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-09
MANUFACTURING

MAN FACT u HI G.,
Carried on extensively, and all work made at our
establishment warranted. An extensive supply OF
stock, excellent workmen full knowledge of the bust
ness and the best facilities in all respects, enables
us 10 distance all competitor in manufacturing and
the large patronage we have received in this line
encourages to make even greater efforts than be
fore for its continuance.
Ess-Past patronage gratefully acknowledged.
GEORGE CRABBE 4 co.
East Saginaw, Aug /. 1862.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-09
DENTISTRY.

g. WHITING, from Detroit, would say b
A. those DESTROYS Of dental operations that he ha.
located permanently at East Saginaw, and for the
convonicncc Of attending 10 other business, hns
,peped an osice on Water st.. at foot Of German st.
sbcrcshe would be pleased 10 sec all who may mood
his services. -, 80.
Fast SAGINAW, May 81, 1862. nA-iy
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-09

Livery Establishment
BOSS, BUKRELL a. CO.,
A T their New and Extensive Stables, on Wash
"A ington Street.

IA ington Street.
EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN.
Have one Of tho
Best Livery Establishments in the West.
Family "turn OUTS Horses and Buggies, Sadie
Horses, and rigs Of all styles single four TO six
horses, promptly fitted out, ..,. q. =. ,......-
NEW AND IN STYLE. - laii {
Everything about the establishment Is in good
shape tidy new and Of late style Horses always in
good condition and carriages and Harnesses neat and
tidy.
REASONABIE RATES!
only charged in all instances and the utmost pains
taken to give entire satisfaction to all customers.
A. w. GATES, Agent
East Saginaw, Aug, g. 1862
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-09
PERFUMERY-

Tn this line We offer choice selection Of Extracts,
Cologne, Oils, Confections &c, for various uses, of
most delicate flavor, pure and reliable quality
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-09
Prescriptions.

English and German prescriptions accurately put
mp Mt all hours This department Of the business Is
under the immediate supervision Of c. ". BEnsAcKI.
whose qualifications and reliability are too well
known 10 need endorsement
East Saginaw. December "a, 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-09
COME AND SEE US.

We invite all TO call, examine our Goods, and as
certain the prices. No charge for showing goods or
answering questions. We have established ourselves
permanently in this city, and facilities for trade
are fully equal to those Of any Of our neighbors.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-09

For details Of investments, see small Cards and
Circulars
assurances may be effected in this cid and sub
stantial Company ON very favorable terms.
Applyto G. ID. MOTT, Agent
E2-Dwellings and Farm Property insured for
term of years Mt very low rates.
East Saginaw, July 18th. 1862. a-r
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-09
w TERMS, CASH. ga

Country produce Of all kinds taken in exchange
for goods. NV. CLARK co.
East Saginaw Dccember3, 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-09
NOTICE

1>HE PUBLIC are hereby notified that the book
i Of accounts of T. Licbcrman, Of East Saginaw,
arc in his hands for settlement and collection and
ts,at Jacob simons, heretofore EN- ployed by me
not authorized 10 settle or receive any part Of tn
claims or accounts due to me on said books
NJ r. LIEBERMAN.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-21

To the Legal Voters Of Nevada County,
and particularly the Union Democrats.
The undersigned, having been delegate to
the late Union Democratic Convention, held at
the Court House, in Nevada county, August
the 9th 1862, assigns the following reasons why
he will not support the candidates then nomi-
mated:
lst. JAS. X. Byrne, the nominee for County
Judge, was delegate Of the State Convention
Of the Union Democratic party, held at Sacra-
mento, July 4th 1861, and for the reason that
John Conness was nominated for Governor at
said Convention, Mr.. Byrne aforesaid, boltcd
the ticket and voted for J. r. Mcconnell for
said Office.
I'd. Jas. X. Byrne aforesaid, was delegate
to the Union Democratic County Convention
held in Nevada City and county, at which the
candidates for county officers in said county
for 1861 were nominated and because the nom-
inees of said Convention did not suit him, he
bOlted the ticket and nominees of said COnven-
tiOn.
Sd. S. w. Boring, one of the candidates for
the Assembly, was also a delegate in said coun-
ty Convention of 1861, and he also bolted both
our State and county nominations.
4tn- InOInaS ,. IeSy. canuluate lot the AS
Sembly, did not claim to be Union Democrat
last year, but voted the Mcconnell ticket.
5th. Henry Everett having declined the
nomination, and refused to be candidate on
said ticket for the Assembly.
9th The secession party having endorsed
the nominations aforesaid, Of James X. Byrne
and others, there is good reason to believe that
their nomination was dictated by said party;
and the endorsement aforesaid, by the said Sc.
cession party, of the said nominees, is to reward
James X. Byrne and others for their treachery
last year, and because they know better than
the Union Democrats did their political sym.
pathes.
For the reasons aforesaid, intend to sup
port the ticket and candidates nominated By
the Union party of this county, and counsel all
good Union Democrats to vote for men whose
Union principles are beyond doubt. To vote
for any other ticket is voting indirectly for jeff
Davis and the rebellion he has inaugurated ;
and voting precisely as JEFF. Davis and his CO.
traitors would vote were they here and eligible
to vote. j. /. CALDWELL.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-21
EASTERN NEWS.

The Union of yesterday published Eas-
terd dispatches Of the 18th and 18th inst.
The news is not very encouraging. We
have some particulars of the evacuation Of
HarrisOn's Landing on James river, by
McCIelan's army, which was effected in
good order and without loss. The destina-
tion of his forces is not yet certainly
known, but it seems to be generally c0nce.
ded that the intention is 10 form a junction
with Burnside and Pope, and attempt the
capture of Richmond by way Of GOrdOns'
vile or Fredericksburg. Some fears are
expressed that the rebel army at Richmond,
being relieved of the presence of Mcclellan
below the city will suddenly reinforce
jackson. 60 as to enable him to overwhem
Pope's corps before reinfOrcements from
Burnside or Mcclellan can reach him. 1t
will be remembered, however, that the
track of the railroad between Richmond
and Gordonsvill has lately been torn up for
some distance, and this would materially
Tetard the concentration of rebel troops at
the latter place.
From Tennessee and Kentucky we have
the usual reports of guerrilla lighting. The
rebels have entered the latter State from
Eastern Tennessee, captured the town of
Somerset. aud threaten Bowling Green.
The Federal General Morgan, who holds
Cumberland Gap, has sent for reinforce
ments.
The Newbern IN. C.) Progress reports
the defeat of johnson, the Secession candi.
date for Governor, by forty thousand ma
jOrity, and that the "Union opposition"
have elected nearly every member of both
branches of the Legislature. We Judge
there is some mistake in this report.
John s. Phelps has been appointed Military
Governor of Arkansas. Gen. Stone, who
has been confined several months at Fort
Lafayette has been released.
The latest quotations of the New York
money market indicate slight advance
10 the premium on gold.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-21

DECLINATIoN OF Mr.. EvERETT-At the
meeting of the Union Democratic Commit.
tee, held yesterday afternoon, pursuant to
call, letter was laid before them from
Henry Everett, declining the nomination
for the Assembly. The letter of declina.
tiOn was dated on the 18th inst, but from
some cause did not come to hand until late
on Saturday evening last. After full con.
sultatiOn, the Committee agreed to place
the name Of Mr.. A. j. Enders on the ticket
instead of Mr.. Everett. Mr.. Enders is q
resident of Bloomfield township, aud was
one of the Union Democratic nominees for
the Assembly last year. In this connection,
aud 10 view of what has been said of Mr..
Evere't's candidacy, it is proper to remark
that his reasons for declining the nominO.
tion are entirely of private character.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-21
MUSIC.

In reply to an article in the Transcript of yes
terday, will state few facts for the informa-
ton of the writer, and several citizens, who
were unable to procure band of music "to
welcome the return ofour esteemed fellow cih
zen, Hon. A. A. Sargent" There are musi-
clans enough in and about this city to make
one good band; but there is not sufficient play
ing to do to make it remuneratixe even il they
form brass and string band in connection
and get all the playing to do in about Nevada.
Our citizens have nobody to blame in this mat
ter but themselves, for not having band at the
present time. While they continue to hire mu-
sic from San Juan, Grass Valley, and other
neighboring towns in preference to better mu-
sic at home, they cannot expect band to ex-
ist long under such circumstances. Our musi-
cal critics in Nevada have but little idea of the
time, labor and expense required to keep a
band in good playing trim, but make reason
able allowance when find our would-be crit
les don't know B fiat from bulls foot. Such
are the inducements-won't somebody Jump in
and take the lead. will also state, in addi-
ton, that our late band was composed of men
who are city taxpayers, and always contribu-
ted their mite on all public occasions.
A USED UP MUSICIAN.
Nevada, Aug. 81, 1852.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-21
By TELEG CRAP
ESPECIAL TO rHE DEMoCEAT.l

SAN Francisco, Aug. FL.
Exchange on New York was dull yester-
day at eight aud ten per cent discount, and
legal tender treasury notes were being pur-
chased by the brokers at six Ter cent. dis
count, when the parties were willing to
stand the shave.
The ship Lucid has arrived from Havre,
lao day out.
The Sonora sailed this morning with
81, ,4l3,60OO 10 treasure, but with few pas
sengers.
SACRAMENTO, Aug FL.
The Eastern line is down to-day east Of
Salt Lake.
FOREST CRY, Aug. p.
A man was found yesterday afternoon
on the main WashOe road half way between
Anderson's and Webber's, shot through the
head. His pockets were turned inside out.
Two twenties were found near him. II is
supposed the murderer and murdered were
both wOrkmen on the Truckee Ditch.
A Chinaman murdered 8 brother CeIes-
tial on the Middle Ynba yesterday.