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OFFICE Or TIE ]. Il. s. X. Co,

OFFICE Or TIE J. Il. r. Co.
RICHMo%p. April j., 10.
~ Office -For the purpose oi rel airing the COM,
~ site Locks the let dyision o! the Canal tnr no.
CATION will be closed follows AT Lock, Nos u hnG "
from Is, the Eth jane. and Locks Nos % and
from the Goth June the lih July. There will be ES
terrupt!un 10 the Psckrt Line.
April l7-2aw4w WM,P. MUEFORD, Secretary
ERUvIAN GUANO At LOWEST CASE
Il MARKET PRICE.
COLUMBIAN GuAN0, containing large proportion,
neutral PROSTATE OF LINE and free PHosPHoRic Ac'
in bags of 10 lbs each q,
SrPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME In bags OF Io' 10
each, or in barrels as preferred . q,
Aliens celebrated REAPlNG and MOVING W
CHIMES that cannot clog. .-,.p q,
Every description Of FLOWS and AGRlCtLIlhA
and HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. ,nr
full assortment of the choicest FIELD and LiAkUh
SEEDS. X. L. ALT,
ls9 and l9l, Water Street He% i''A
MAY Ctr
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THE INDIAN WAR AT PUGETT'S SOUND.
xuINarnN My u -Thp President srut to thI

The INDIAN WAX Al lUNEIl SoINb.
WAsHiNGToS, MAY l2.-The President sent to the
Senate, to-day, documents relative TO Indian hosl.
ties on the Pacific coast
General Wool, under dato of the Goth Of March,
says: "The war 10 Pugett's Sound will soon be
brought to a close unless prevented by Governor
Stevens determination to carry OIL the war
independent of the United States troops, and that
same remark is applicable TO Governor Curry
adding 'these Governors appear to be running race
to see who can dip the deepest into the public trea-
sury.'' "ln the dense forest of Pugetts Sound an.
other Florida be carried on at al expense OF
twenty or thirty Millions The same will apply IN
the mountain region of Pugetts Sound valley. |
have no doubt could settle the contest in short
time If the Governors would withdraw from the con-
test"
Governor Stevens says: General Wool neglected
and refused to send force for the relief OF myself
and party when known to DO IN imminent danger,
and believed by those who wers best capable ofjudg-
ing to be coming on TO certain DEATH .ud this when
he had at command an efficient furce Of regular
troops lie has refused to sanction the agreement
made between General Mason and Major Gaines for
troops to be sent to my ASSISTANCE, and ordered them
disbanded. It reserved for the Oregon volun.
te, RS to rescue There has been brencb Of faith
somewhere, aud | ask for al investigation into the
whole matter
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STATE or YIGoIElA-ALBEMARLE COUNTY, 81.
THIS day B. C. Flanagan, Cashier of the Monticello
Rank p.rsonaly appeared before me- Justice OF the
Peace Of the county and State Aforesaid and made oath
that the annexed statement Of the condition OF the said
bank is correct the best Of his knowledge and belief
Given under my hand this 30h dsv Of April. lsJ6
GEORGE CARR, ]. P
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4. X. COURTNEY ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
NOTARY PUBLIC. RICHMOND, Va.
WILL prucce in the Cou.ts OF the city Of hlchmou.
w an the adjoining countisS, and vii! also d:scha.
tho dutes ot bis Office Of NotIry Public for the 'aid CIV
and the county OF Henrico
Once on Main st. the store of W. w. Woodbridge
three doors above 81. Charles Ho:el.
Feb 27-cts
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FL Ar ROCK EEMALE SEMINAh

FLAT hOCh FEMALE SE'lNhhh.
BNOR the year lsE tho fret session oil this Institution
Il will commence the 5'h OF january, and close ot
the 10th of June The second session will commence the
2O,h july and close the l5th December. ~
TERMS. PAYABLE AT THE END OF THE SESSION
Beard for session. 1890 W. ~
Tuition in the English Departments, including
French Spanish and Italian, each extra ..-... 8 W
vr.c rvtr, ............................a 20 "
Ornamental Branches. each, extra at teacher price,
Latin and Greek Cass taught by Jno Organ, IT,, ~ %
msds " cases '''''"s'F' sickness DD'S'A W" De
In ordinary Female Schools Of the country where one
teacher is employed it is impossible tor wan; Of Tine for
tie teacher evo cts constant persona! attention nst
needed F0rin,vnce the little pupil IN music nec"s
sor;Iv sent TO The piano 10 practice her music without
stsnce should there be only ten scholars ant bali hour
only devoted by enc To music the teacher being present.
five hours OF her time will be consumed and but .e left
for instruction in other studies To this may be traced
much Of the complaints OF female schoo'
The object 0! my school Is 10 secure the undivided
personal intention of the teachers 10 department.
For this purpose scher employed attend
to the ordinary English Branches, including Mathematics
and ,he Sciences and the other to Music French itahs
Spanish and Ornamental Branches Miss ]. SCOTT VIII
sga:n have charge OF thu first department. BY her hdsu
and amiaby vi character she has secured me love Of
all her pupils and from my own examination kiow s'
under her instruction have progressed Win exrsof
binary rapidly and proficiency so that It quite COMMON
for them and their parents to cay that greater mas
been made in one than in any two years before
In the other department. embracing Music French and
Ornamental branches. Miss MANY ANN NE'IFs engaged
-aady great general intelligence and long experience
last sessio her superior qualifications ana an irdust
thar never wearcs have ensured the most rapid improve
ment Of The young ladies in her department In Muse
the ladies' take their invariably in the presence
the teacher and then retire another piano TO practice
] frequently examine the young ladies, especially
such branches generally, in female scbools very
perfectly learned. When these take place IL
generally known by them The consequence s that sy
always prepared.
In closing feel it due to the Young Ladies' who tsp
attended this school 10 express my grateful spprecaOla
their uniform kindness each other aud every
her OF my family. Their extraordinary iecoruni their
diigent application to their duties and their proficiency
merit more t!aa ordinary praise.
II Every article OF clothing should be marked.
ty'My address is Mac.nraGis Luucnburg, Va. L
Dec 25--cf JOHN CRGAlE. IN
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CitARLoTrEsvLLE, April 30, ls56
To his Excellency HRsRY WISE Governor of Virginia
herewith init you the quarterly ratement Of the
condition OF the Monticello Bank for the ending
al March 1856 compsi ed with that OF 3st March, 1875
Very respectfully.
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slo9. 2Gs &c S5s3. 500 e.

CHARLOTTESVILLE April, 1856.
The undersigned Director. of the Monticello Bank,
hereby certify that the annexed statement oil the condon
Of the said Bauk has cen carefully examined by ,heru
and that they believe the same correct
n H. xASSIE, P est,
GEORGE CARR,
JOHN WOOD. JH.,
X. T. ". DUKE,
Y. w SOUTHALI,
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PENNSYLVANIA kNOW-SOrHING CONFEN

George Hotsbecker. formerly Of Newerk, Del, was
ehUt deao on bs farm IN Amelia county. Va last week
b. Ibs occidental discharge VI bio gun.
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parable to oro"shy "n" Of IIs day as by
.io",inn of Franklin Pierce
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For The EnQGli'el

Mcesrs. Edi;ors:-Will you obge me by publish
I'M, the enclosed article from tho Boston Post ol the
5 instant! Ii speaks for itself.
May 10Th, 1886. OSE OF THE PEOPLE
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b. c. FLANAGAN, Carhier.

STATEMENT Or THE CONDITION OF THE MONTICELLO
BASK APRIL lsT, 1886 COMPARED WITH THAT CT APRIL
lsr, 1865
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.JEFFERSONTOS ACADEMY

JEFFERSONTUN ACADEMY
1USHE twenty first session of this school will commenc.
u on the lst of September and end on the 10Th q
June. Having employed graduate OF the Cniversity
Virginia 10 assist me sha be enabled TO enlsr &C tn,
course Of instruction The school is situated In the VII
lsce of Je.rrsonton about and halt mile, from III,
fsuou.er White sulphur Spriugs in an unusually healthy
nrcIborhood and one anos. entirely free fron lissps
ZION Further deemed unnecessary, the
school is well known.
TERMS:-Board, (includng washing fuel snd light,
and Tuition $50 q
English Branches and Mathematics. 30 %
Languages Greek, Latin, Spanish, German one
or all NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 OF
PAYABLE half In advance, the balance the LIST ol
February No deduction Tor absence except III u
protracted illness bu. charge will be made from the be
Ginning of the hases.on in which the student en,ors
CALEB BURNLEY, Principal.
w NJ FISHBACK, Assistant
Aup 94-ctF I.fer-oufor. Culpepsr county. Va
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Law .CHOOL or rME UNIVERSITY OF

fHNHE OF this school will commence, ta
first. the frst Tuesday OF September and the
cond, on tue first Tucsday Of December next Each
continue twelve weeks Degrees conferred at the clo,
OF each.
For circulars or information apply to AMOS DEAN
Albany. N. !.
ir.rlD
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t. K: II Il. s sS'4a. Secretaries.
ADDITIONAL DETAILS OF EUROPEAN
NEWS

BY THE STEAMER ATLANTIC.
FRASCE.-The French government is sorely dis.
peus-d with the premature publication of the peace
treaty by tn. London Journals, LIE Nurd aud Inle-
pendence Beige. As the document WAS obtained
surrepttuusy, says that pains should be spared
for discovering the delinquent. Several arrests have
already been made.
ratification Of the treaty by the Sultan has already
reached Paris. That Of Sardinia left Turin on the
2Uth, aud nne from Russia dispatched to Berlin
on the 24th
A sitting of the Congress was held in Paris on Sun
day afternoon, wien the exchange Of qualifications
took place in due form. The plenipo,entories
in full costume.
The Paris Unvers throws doubt upon the anthem
ITCHY of the protocol respecting the Danubian prin-
POLAND.-An official decree raises the siege Of
Poland.
RCSSA.-The late reported speech Of the Gear at
Moscow, is pronounced hum bug-a fabrication So
il WIS reliably asserted IN Paris.
ENGLAND.-The Palnerston Government had
resolved on a dissolution of Parliament.
CHINA.-Lstters from China report trade stagnant.
Nye Brothers, au American house, had failed for n
million and half.
Eighty houses ut Hong Kong had been destroyed
by fire. Loss Sl0OOW.
MR.. HERBERT RELEASED ON BAIL.-Judge
Crawford OF Washington, on Monday, released the
Hon. p. T. Herbert charged with killing Thomas
Heating on bail for $40 00O for his appearance at the
next term of the Criminal Court of the District OF
Columbia, commencing on the third Monday of June.
james II. Bcrnet aud James Owner became his bail,
Judge Crawl I'd, in rendering his decision, said
In any view which n jury can take of the evidence
under proper instructions from The court MS to the
law, is quite clear to my mind that conviction OF
murder should not take place. If the evidence had
left room for debate whether the prisoner was guilty
of murder or mansaughter entitled to acquit-
tai although the ground for surh debate might have
baap iul,t I hHy I'd
In relation to the two last branches of enquiry just
stated viz whether a charge of munslaughirr can
be maintained the defendant should be discharged,
there is contradictory testimony and tony contra
dcory, but utterly irreconcabe, and is not for the
court but jury to say what Of that testimony they
will credit, and to what the weight Of evidence which
may b. adduced on trial shall point. When matter
of fact is involved, the court should bail or remand
to discharge would be for the court to try and decide
the truth of the TACT for which person may be COM
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BANK OF THE VALLEY IN VIRGINIA,
WINCHESTER, APRIL 30 1856.
To His Excellency Henry A. WISE,
Governor Of Virginia
sir enclose statements showns the condition OF this
Bank on the lat day Of April 1885, and lst day OF April,
1856 Very respectfully, your ob't servt
II. N. BRENT. Cashr.
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S., 529. LOO IS s6,Ol5,92O 81

s., 500 loo 81 s6Ol5920 81
.
BANK OF THE OLD DOMINION,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 80 1856.
To His Excellency, HENRY A. WISE
Governor OF the Conmonw ealth
Sir Enclosed please md of the condition Of
this Bank 1t existed the 3st OF March, 1856 with
corresponding statement for March, 1855
am, very respectfully, your obi serv't.
Jas. MCKENZIE, Cash.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE BANK OF THE Or D
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Personally appeared before me- tie subscriber Justice
of the Peace county Of Aexandris James Mcken
.e Cashier of the Bunk OF the Old Dominion, and made
knowledge and belief.
Given Under my hund this Both day Of April 1856.
JAS II. McVEiGH j. =.
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| I'd
sionate appeal bewiIdered great numbers of the vo
ters But the sober second thought of the people dis
pe,led the illusion, and cool examination o facts
and arguments resulted in return of patriotic action
an action which every day is gong on with rcreas-
ed impetus. This in November next, will recall the
p.ople of these free Stafes the North aud Northwest,
10 their duty to the Union, and place them in that ma
oua and constitutional position which tue Demucru-
| cy has ever labored 10 maintain.
lu proof of this We might cite the results OF the
last elections in the free States In every one OF Them
the Democracy have just cause for congratulations
Maine did glorivusy-the Democrats there, besides
gaining eight ten Thousand, overthro~iug the COM
| bned hosts OF Know Sohnes and Black Repubil'
cans Had plurality el-oted ia Connecticut the same
forces there would have been beaten for there the gam
Was the same la khodo Is and Democrats lacked but
few votes OF being the largest party. In New uanp
shire noby was the BATH. fought by the Democrats,
that the opposition succeeded only by the skin of ito
teeth. Incorporation seei this a ha ud writing not to
be- mistaken on the political wall. One of the most
| virulent of its press III warning it's friends, says
The recent State elections show that the Democracy
are far from being overthrown IL the free States In
CONNECTICUT their plurality was enormous. In Rhode
island, on the vote for Lieutenant Governor, they
were but few hundred votes behiud the highest Par.
~. In New Hampshire their Candidate for Govern
or was meek and neck With the American.repubcan
candidate
Turn now TO the West Here are the came signs
| In Michigan the late town elections exhibit ag-
gregste majority of eight thousand whore the oppo.
sition. Rriie while ago, claimed to hold the sway;
and in towns and cities OF Illinois, where not
Democratic speech could be listened to twelve
months ago, Democracy Is triumphant. So Of otnsr
States at tue West. THIS is the reaction that is going
on IN the free States; and which will move with in
creased power until November, when it will aston
sa aud confouud the p!ebaid opposition by the glo
rious manifestations OF its energy aud It's strength
The true cause OF These resu!ts arr the wise mea-
sures OF the administration; the admirable course Of
tn. masses of the Democracy the bold action in re-
sls,ing the narrow spirit of Know. Nohingism, and
the sec,ionaiism Of black republcanism AT the head
of such action i, Franklin Pierce. His complete
identification with il makes him the most avslable
Candidate Away with ID. idea that the Democrats
must desert leade, because Of the fire. OF his enc
m'ee Cnder the Present position Of things RI.
election ot the present executive who has firmly
performed bis constitutional vows would be as noble
work 10 standing by what is right a. 1t would be
IN rsbuking what wrong. We do not ~ how it 10
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-15

CALCUTTA TRADE.-Boston is the scat of the
Calcutta trade, the chief importations from
which have been linseed, saltpetre, hides, gun
ny bags cloth, indigo and goat skins. The val
ue of the importations for 1854 wa. 81, ,8lO,G74,
and that of 1855 about the same. Calcutta fur
nishes this entire country with saltpetre, as it
can be imported cheaper than it can be made
here. When it is worth from fifteen to twenty
cents pound, the manufacturer can produce
it in this country principally from nitrous cav
erns The Dupont Company, Deleware, in their
manufacture of powder, use about 100 tons, or
1900 bags, Of saltpetre a month. Calcutta has
population of $4,000, and the exports from that
city amount to S60,OO0,0O0. In the year 1851
and '52, ships entered the port of Calcutta with
an aggregate burden of 1926, ,553 tons.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-15

A New Ell DoRADo.-A correspondent of the
New Orleans True Della, writing from Santa Fe,
New Mexico, August 1st says
A captive woman some time ago was brought
in from the Indian country who stated that
gold in large quantities was found in the coun-
try in which she was captive for many years.
A small party, numbering 2S persons, started
for the land of gold, but the Indians met them
and prevented them from going into their coun-
try. Since then another captive Ga man) has
returned, who corroboratcs the report, and says
that gold can be picked up in large quantities
upon the surface of the earth. A party has
been made up, of sixty men, who start immedi-
ately for this Ell Dorado, and take with them the
late captive, who assures them that the gold is
plenty and found as reported.
This Mexican has been captive fourteen years.
The gold is found in q country about four hun
dred and fifty miles from Santa Fe. 1t is occu-
pied by tribe of Indians called Pinolinos, and
Carsalinas, portion of the numerous tribes of
Apaches.
have no doubt of this rumor, as it comes di-
rect to me. Should it turn out correct, you
shall be informed of the matter automatically.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-15
RANCH FOR SALE.

TINE undersigned offer for sale their RANCH, situsf ed
il between Montezuma and Columbia Hills on the SoutL
Yuba consisting four hundred and eighty of land
partly fenced in and rails enough made to fence it all
good House, Barn 0uthouses &c have been built on
the main road leading from Robnsons Bridge to the mi
ming towns above Six tons OF Hay at least be cut
on the Ranch each year.
Also, set of MINING CLAIMS Little Shady Greek,
about mile below the Ranch with sufficient water TO
work them in the winter season. free of cost The Claims
pay twenty dollars to the hand per day. and will last for
three more. Persons wishing to purchase the
claims can have the privilege of prospecting them
The Ranch and Claims will be sold separately together
cheap for cash. Apply at the Ranch TO
45,Sm@ JOSEPH AGGELER K co.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-15

WEBsTER's LETTERs.-It is announced on good
authority, that the correspondence of Daniel
Webster, edited by his son, Fletcher Webster,
will be issued in October, in two volumes, by
Messrs. Little q Brown, and to correspond with
the rest of his works already published by the
same house. The editor has had the advantage
of the quiet mansion at Marshfeld, of his fa-
theirs well chosen library, and of all necessary
assistance in preparing these volumes, and they
are looked for with much interest But COM
paratively few of Mr.. Webster's letters were
ever published; and the few familiar letters al
ready given to the public, such as those to his
farmer of Franklin, John Taylor, and that com
posed at Richmond, Virginia, on the morning,
give striking evidence that he was not only
great in the Senate and in Court, but as letter
writer.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-15

VTTAGON ROAD from Nevada to Downievile, by way of
w ROBINSON'S CROSSING.
This Road is in fine condition. and presents the shortest
route best road for Packers and Teams to all the var
Gus settlements along the Divide between the South and
Middle and the Middle and North Nubas by way of Hess
and Emery's Crossings
The Road also affords the nearest route for Packers and
Travellers from Sacramento by way of Rough K Ready
Grass Valley and Nevada and the mines further South to
Poor mans Creek, Nelson's Creek and all the mining
gion north of Nevada and Downevillc.
This Road is easily Travelled that between Sacra
mcnto and Nevada. Four horses readily draw from
three thousand pounds of freight from Nevada to
the top the hill at Downieve when the road is not OBJ
structed by heavy rains or snow
W. f. ROBINSON, Proprietor.
June Ilth 1S5G-401y#
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-15
ROOTS AND HOES

G. MAYERS & WM r. COE, successors to p. j. Espen-
y. scheid of Main and Commercial Streets would
respectfully inform the public that they have purchased
the large and well selected Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES
contained in the above establishment and hope by strict
attention to business TO merit share of the public pat
ronage.
Having just received from San Francisco choice and
well selected stock of Boots and Shoes Ladies' and Misses
Caters Buskns Slippers Childrens Shoes, &C. &c, they
would respectfully invite all those wanting any thing in
the above line TO give them call they believe, for
ey quality and cheapness their stock is unsurpassed in
the mountains.
Repairing done the shortest notice in workmanke
manner, and on the most reasonable terms.
s. MAYETS
WM. r. COE.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-15

RETURNING.-From private letter to gem
tleman in this city, we learn that Mrs. Sinclair
and Mile. Duret were on their way back from
Australia to this place. Theatricals and amusc-
ments of every nature were reported to be very
dull there. Mrs. Sinclair had played short en-
gagement in Sydney, where she produced the
'EMarble Heart" with tolerable success. Mile.
Duret was unable to effect an engagement at
anything like reasonable terms-S. =. Herald.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-15
HH Va M ARz G1D@
3 Broad Street, Nevada,

80 Broad Street, Nevada,
OFFER TO THE TRADE THE LARGEST AND BEST Sc
" ected stock of Merchandise to be found in this city, at
the lowest market prices for CASH.
All Goods sold by delivered free OF charge in and neal
town.
PROVISIONS
Billings Hams; New York and Boston Sugar cured do
Oregon Hams; Oregon Bacon;
Pork in whole or half barrels: New York Bacon;
California and Oregon smoked Beef
Thos Hope 4 Co. selected Orange County Butter
Jay l.. Adams Co. "
Lard; Flour
GROCERIES.
A full and complete assortment of all descriptions.
ALE AND PORTER.
Tenants and Byass', in quarts and pnts
xxx New York Stock Ale, in hhds. and half barrels
brewed expressly for the California market.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Genuine Havana, various choice brands;
Domestic various choice brands;
Fruit Tobacco;
Let Her Rip Tobacco.
CASED GOODS.
Adamantine and Sperm Candles; Soap,
Assorted Jeies, Catsup,
Pie Fruits Lemon Syrup,
wolfe's Aromatic Schnapps, Pine Apple Syrup,
Anniseta, Come Syrup,
Sauern Wne Strawberries,
Hook Wine, Pine Apple,
Claret Wine, Fresh Apples,
Champagne Heidsick, Pears,
Champagne, Munns Cabinet ounces,
Raisins Lobsters,
Vermouth, Chicken,
Wormwood Cordial Green Corn,
Masashine Orgeat,
Krsh, Cider,
Rasberry Syrup, Oysters
Strawberry do Pickles,
Brandy Peaches Blackberries,
LIQUORS AND WIN ES.
Old Pinett Cartilleon & Co. Brandy,
LSazerac DeForge,
Brilloun
Louis lie Burton Co. Vintage 1905,
Vim Louis,
Bercoit Triocho & Co.
J. 4 F. Martell
Marett Co.,
Champagne, United Vineyard Proprietors,
l.. Seignete,
Meders & WOfs' Swan Gin,
Jamaica and St. Croix Rum,
New England Rum,
Old Reserve and Bourbon Whiskey,
Scotch and Irish Whskey,
Old Tom,
Pale and Brown Sherry, in wood and GLASS;
Old Madeira in wood and Glass;
Old Port, in wood and Glass,
For sale by
TEAL & CO.,
51-tf SO Broad Street, Nevada.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-15

REVOLUTION IN SoNoFa.-We have private ad-
vices from Sonora, Mexico, says the San Fran
cisco Globe of the 7th, to tile effect that battle
was fought about the 9th of September, at the
town of Ures, between PesyneirO at the head of
two thousand men, and Gandara, with force
of fifteen hundred. The latter was defeated
with great loss. The western portion of the
town was destroyed. Gandara retreated north.
The town of Ures is situated about eight hun
dred leagues northwest from Hermosillo.