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4 f3o191E AND COUNo1LL0N AT Law.
n o. removed ~ Sampisf baiiainG. second
street, bssvsss Aain ssd Johasoa. Keoksk, Iowa.
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~ Agents for The tnvssttrAtfoa Of Lad Titia Ant
the paPshaDs 90 ssis o4 Hal Estste will Aafse4
ns psestios II asd regularly Astead The Distxics
coaSs of Ksoksk saA n. na1isou, and u The other
ssaaGss " sks 1ksse Judicial District of lows; And
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street, bst- 81 and &sh- as9ss
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and Pref. ). 2. ysatera. er Iasgl4diy
JAMES W. TNLsv. W. 9. funKsoUsER
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DKODUC9, connisalsa - fsswarding Asr'
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and Burlineton. y--e 1855.
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johnson. nAkt deer 10 EMly AIgsDhsa asssss
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BANNER LsdGs Ne, ~, II q. Of q. T.. meets -
- every Friday EsepiAg, at TenpAranes
Hall, On Main stssst, - ~ o'clock. AL
mcwhen Of the order in good standing, are
invited 10 attend.
= my10-Sily -
NAME LAW L0DGR, No. 80, 1. q. Q. n.
Meets every Tuesday evenisg ~ TEhfBaAscg
HALs, en Msin street, between sth and 9Th. Men-
bsrs II good stauding are invitcd 20 attend.
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nR- r. s. BARBER would respect -uuu
Il fully infern hh patrons aed the
Psbiis ssnssally, thaa he hes atsed upQll3y0
haUdsoms suite Of foo0s, spsrssg
neither pains orexp psnsc 10 make them els9ess ena
esatsstable in ths brick bsiidiaG, vsst side Of Sd
hstwssA Main apd Jehnssa stxsels. 1hsnkfui fes
past tsvers, be solisitS sontiaasaes vi the same
- Ailoperations warranted.
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nR- DEWEY hssbssn . practitioner Of Nsdiese
~ snA ,6useesy for about six ynrY pass in the
Gsas u Neu York, end viii bs happy - sxhibit 70
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THE MCF A. w11AUW MOVNE.
FRONI-tsT -tsT............HT. MADISON, IOWA,
Il AS bssa suiargsd ard thoroughly rsncvstsd
L L and 10 nov iaxgs aAd commodisos sstabinh,
msnt, eoavssiest 70 he steambost landing, aAA Il
the very sentrs of businsss.
The undersigned has furnished It thssughout Il
the veg bsss ssyls, and tFssts that long expert
sns1 - 4hs basness will unable him TO give genera
satislasttea. -
Oct. 70. 1855. d&w0 ,. =. NOE.
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oity Of E1okak, lows, a,--O6scson Secondee. betwes
Main sud Johnson.
DR. H., In edition 70 the sssal
~ methods Of iassssise svti66slt teeth
10 In possession Of the exclusive right tA0YYY
fsv this city VI mounting The .'continu-
oas gum work. - sAisursally sdnired Tor the
bsssty aad slsanlinsss-.
: us u also mounting teeth % 0utts Psreha.
asr ie lS36 dwfy ~
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

From OREooS.-The steamer Republic arrv-
ed at the Bay on Saturday, bringing intelligence
from the Columbia river to April 4th. There
is no news of Importance from that territory.
A Democratic convention was to have been held
at Salem, on the 18th inst, to nominate Dele
gate to Congress. Gen. Lane was quite certain
to receive the nomination. A Mr.. Donald, who
left Fort Colville, W. t.. on 5th March, informs
the Orgoqia'l, that the Indians in that region Of
country are pcaceable to the extent that white
persons pass and repass through the country
with comparative safety. Although the Indians
tolerate the transit Of the whites, and, TO some
extent, brief residence in their country, yet
they do not desire the presence of the whites to
strengthen among them till amicablc treaties
arc made. These Indians look upon the whites
as intruders upon thir soil, and they may at any
moment commit serious outrages upon those
who venture into their country in small parties.
: correspondent Of the Oregonia,,, writing
from Fort Dallcs, March 9th says:
Favorable news has been received this morn
ing from the mines in the interior A Mr.. Her.
mon, who has claim on the Columbia river
between here and the Cascades, has Just return
ed and brought with him some very fine speci-
mems of coarse gold from the Salmon river.
have seen some of IT, Salmon river is some.
what cast of the Pen d'Oreille river and emp
ties into Snake river. | anu Informed that this
gold was picked out of the rocks on the side of
the river. have every confidence in the cor
rectness of the above.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15
Approved March 3lst, 1857.

New DREss.-Thc Sacramento Union came
out on Monday in an entire new dress, and now
presents beautiful typographical appearance.
The Union has long been regarded as an ex-
cellent newspaper, and probably has the great
est circulation of any paper in the State. The
large amount of news which it contains causes
it to be sought after by the reading public. In
politics it cannot be regarded as independent
It is peculiarly anti-Democratc, and not very
honest in its efforts to njure that party.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15
FROM CARSON vAr1rY.-we find the follov

NNOM SAhouN NAisE1s--Nt Unu inc I0ll0W-
ing in the Placerville Democrat, of Saturday:
Messrs II. Aldrioh and W. Wood. arrived in
this city on Thursday. direct from Carson Val
ley. They left the valley on Tuesday, making
the trip in two days aud half They report
fifteen feet of snow on the summit. They
brought hand sled to the edge of the snow "a
few miles this side Of Slippery Ford,) on which
they intend to convey to the valley stock of
boots which are selling readily at $l2 to $l4 per
pair.
The miners of Gold Cannon continue TO do
well. The gold from these dggings sellsat sl4
per ounce.
Grass is plenty in the valley, aud the settlers
are busy at work on their farms, with every
prospect of abundant crops.
A report was prevalent In the valley that a
serious dissension had arisen among the Saints
at Salt Lake City. 1t is said that Brigham
Young had been compelled to flee the cty to
save himself from the fury of bis flock. The
difficulty had its origin in mattefs relating to
the administration of the church property, we
believe.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

A JusT DEcIsIoN.-Judge Monson has decided
that the Messick title to a large portion of Sac
ramento, is Of no value, and that the convey
ance from Sutterto Messict is fraudulent The
property had already been sold by Suffer, and
re-sold to other parties long before the decd
was given under which Messick claimed the
property; but It seems he thought the first sale
was Invalid, and managed to get another deed
from Suffer. "A confirmation of his title would
have been severe injury to Sacramento. The
case will probably 50 to the Supreme Court,
but there is now little danger Of the decision be-
ing reversed sli3sse- aes
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

END OF THE WoRLD.-An eminent German
astronomer has declared his opinion that ~
world y, VIII come to an end on the S0tb Of Iuno
ne says that a comet whose center IS solid sro
is approaching, and that it will On cominr u; ;' :
contact with the earth at that time. tnrn he 10
surface OF the earth into sea of fiery lava Tho
prlncipai French astronomers agree that ~
contact must take place at that time. hit tb;nT
u wont hurt us much 'Lct her rim, ''''N
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

TIE ORovILLE FIRE,--The Butte Record esti-
mates the loss by the fire at Oroville at between
sixteen and seventeen thousand dollars. Only
eight buildings were destroyed. An impression
prevailed at 0rovlle that the fire was the work
OF an incendiary. There are doubtless great
number of thieves and vagabonds in that neigh
borhood, who would not hesitate to set the town
on IRE for the purpose Of plumber, but the alb
sence of all proof duplicating any one aud the
fact that the fire was set two hours before dark,
would led to the supposltlon that it originated
by accident. If "a fire occurs through the care
lessness Of one man, he is not apt to tell how it
originated. 4. ~ tstss t.,ii - .aust.,eg,- NJ
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

DESPERATE ENCOUNTER WITH GRrzzr File
Butte Record learns from Mr.. Jones, the follow.
ing particulars of a desperate encounter with a
grizzly, which took place on Tuesday the 7th
inst, near Pine creek
man named Fields was engaged ia trapping
grizzlies, and had succeeded in securing one of
magnificent proportions, whose muscular power.
we understand, will soon be displayed in Jones'
Ampitheatre. Mr. +. was engaged in the yicin-
ity, hunting for deer with which to regale his
imprisoned majesty, when he scared up Bruins
wife and two cubs The first intimation he had
OF their unwelcomc presence was a snort from
the enraged old widow, which would have done
credit to the hoarse steam whistle of the Sam
Soule, gracefully riding the navigable waters of
the magnificent and broad bosomed Feather riy
er at Orovilc, as she emerged from the cbappa-
rel within fifteen feet of him. He Immediately
hfed upon her, and turned TO run; but she sue
ceedcd in tangling his legs, and bringing him
TO the ground, when fearful struggle ensucd
The bear was evidently injured in the neck or
head by the shot, or Mr.. Fields could neverhaye
escaped. He punched her of with his gun. until
that was thrown from him, when he damned his
ieet and elbows into her mouth, as opportunity
offered to prevent her from getting mouthfui.
ana they were iaccrated in frightftll manner
-, -. NssiSil p'ttel III the pack, the
wounds being inflicted in such manner as leads
to the belief that the bears jaw was broken
They rolled down bank some three or four
rect hlgh, when one of his dogs came to the res
cue, ana making an unexpected attack in the
rear, gave Mr.. +. time to reload his gun. and
send fatal shot into the bear
Throwing away his gun, he managed to reach
camp distant about four miles. His wounds
were dressed as we'll as their camp arrangements
would permit. Mr.. Jones thinks his recovery
somewhat doubtful. The wounded man is Of
the opinion that Davy Crockett never encoun.
tered genuine grizzly.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

SINGULAR EscAPEs.-The Gibsonville Messen.
ger has an account of two narrow escapes Al
Secret Diggings, in one Of which man was car.
ried down shaft with mass of snow. ais.
lance of fifty feet and then swept two hundred
and fifty feet through tunnel by rush of wa
ter. without injury Another man was buried
under snow drift, where he remained for some
time, without the knowledge OF any one. and
when washed out was but slightly injured.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15
Payment OF County Orders.

Among the acts of o general nature, passed
bv the present Legislature, we find the follow
ing. 1t viii be of interest to scrip holders:
An Act to amend an Act entitled San Act
concerning the Office of County Treasurer"
tpassed March 9th 1880
me People of the State Of California, represented in
Senate and assembly, do enact as .folIo'cs:
SECTION |. Section thirteen of IAN Act enti-
tled .AnfAct concerning the Office of County
Treasurer passed March 9th, 1850, is here
by amended so as to read as follows :--
Section thirteen. Orders or warrants drawn
on the County Treasurer and properly attested,
shall be entitled to preference as to payment
out of moneys in the Treasury properly appli-
cable to such order, according to the priority
of time in which the same may have been pre-
sented. The time of presenting such order shall
be noted by the Treasurer; and upon the receipt
of moneys into the County Treasury, not 9th
erwisc appropriated, it shall be the duty of the
Treasurer to set apart the same, or so much
thereof as may be necessary for the payment of
such order or warrant Should such order or
warrant not be represented for payment within
sixty days from the time of the notice required
in the eleventh section. of this Act, the fund set
aside for the payment OF the same, shall be oy
the Treasurer applied to the redemption OF UNI
paid warrants next in order of registry; prooided,
that the Board of Supervisors may, on applica-
ton and presentation Of warrants, properly en-
dorsed, which shall once have been advertised,
pass an order directing the County Treasurer
10 redeem and cancel such warrants out of any
money in the Treasury not otherwise appropri-
ated
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15
NEVADA, WEDNESDAY,, APRIL l5, 1857
DsmoeratIc Primary election.

Democratic Primary Election win be held on sATUH-
DAY, April 18TH for the selection Of twenty Delegates to
City Convention, for the nominatOnof candidates for
City officers The Election viii be held at Harrington
Patiersons Saloon Of Broad and Pine streets The
Polls to be opened at o'clock p NJ, and closed at six
O'Clock The following persona win act as officers Of the
Election T. H. RoIrE, Judge, WIN H. MARTIN and II. +.
McCoss, Inspectors. $685. nEia-a
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

ATTEMPT AT SuIorDE.-On Wednesday noon
at Sacramento, young Russian woman Of
twenty-seven years, named Anneta Hnnner NJ.
tempted to commit suicide at the Mountoineer
saloon, street, by swallowing half an ounce
OF laudannm. An antidotc was promptly adj
Ilnlstefed, and her life was saved. On Thurs
q; gay sue swallowed two ounces of laudanum, but
proved G, an over dose, and her life was again
unfortunate ' &c 'cry
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

SAN Francisco SuERIFF--The suit of Charles
Doane to obtain the office of Sheriff of San Fran
cisco, now held by David Scannell, was TO have
been argued before the Supreme Court on Mon
day, The decision will probably be given dur
ing the week. Isl aH H
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

MOUNTAIN PROPORTIONAL steam engine of
twenty-five horse power has been manufactured
at Suffer Creek, Amador county. II is claimed
that IL is the fret that has been built in the
mountains of this State.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

APPoRuoyMENr'-A bill has passed the As
sembly, dividing the State into two Congress
ional districts. The apportionment is made on
the basis Of the vote at the last election, and
the voting population of the two districts is
nearly equal The State should have been APP
pcrtioned years ago. ha e
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

We received on Monday, through the post
office, a communication on the subject of pro-
tecting the city from fire. 1t is doubtless a
very good communication, but there are two
reasons which preclude our publishing it;.--ws
are not able 10 decipber II, and don't know who
wrote IL. Sru
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

( tONSTABLE'S SALE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
~ county OF Nevada-ss BY virtue of three Fxecnon
70 me delivered issued from the Courts Of John Andcro
ana ~ Cark Esqrs acting Justices OF the Peace In
ior inc County Aforesaid bearing date March 30th n
eoi 70 satisfy three judgements rendered by said rt
Sne SVtn DAY OF March A. D. 1857 in favor Of JFNNFY
AANDklCH for the sum of s6S9 IL debt Interest d.
ges ana costs Of suit have taken in Execution and VIII
se % lne highest bidder for cash. the following desibd
70 the Mining Claims Remington Hill known a. ' ~
StueAst mining claims also all the tools and instrnnsnt
oeongng 70 said claims having heretofore been atacb"d
day Of May A D. 1857 between the hours If ne otn
ahu o'clock NJ The sale will take place at the Cont
otse Of SSS IN the city Of Nevada County Of Nevada and
MandrcS Taken as the property Of Alexander
Neyada, april 18th A. D. 1857 '-'' @'e' u'ns costs
Cow U. s. GREGORY con...A,
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

TRIAL OF THE CoNrRoLLER.---The trial Of Con-
troller Whitman was again postponed for five
days, on Friday. The principal cause for this
delay is the absence Of one w. Willis, whose tes-
timony is thought to be important. The trial
was postponed on the application Of the prose-
cution. 0s M r4U any VII
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

DEACON EVER. Ferdinand @. Ever, formerly
editor of the Pioneer Magazine, and a well known
newspaper writer, was ordained as Deacon in
the Episcopal Church Of San Francisco, on Sun
dav week
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

CoRREcrroN.-In noticing the shooting ARRAY
which recently took place at Rough d Ready
between Sheppard and Blanc, in our last issue,
we stated that Sheppard had been held to bail.
Such was not the case he was discharged by the
Justice before whom the examination was held.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

EDITORIAL GRANGE Messrs. James Anderson
and Tabb MITCHELL have sold the Placer Herald
to Mr., Chas II. Mitchell, who will hereafter con.
duct the same. -
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

ORov1LLE THEArRlcALs.- Dan. Virgil Gates
and Miss Rowena Granice are playing at Orc
vile. They recently gave benefit to the fire
department Of that place.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15
DTUNICTpAL ELECTTor-

PURSE to act of the Legislature Incorporating
thc City Of Nevads noec Is hereby given to the qualified
Electors Of said city that election win be held on MON
DAY May 4th 1851 for the following officers to serve fOr
one year Five Trustees, Recorder Marshal on.
Treasurer and one assessor
The following persons appointed Judges of said eec
ton Geo. W. Yant, J. II. Helm and Henry Herbert.
The Election will be held in Riley's Brick Building Cor
ner of Broad and Pine streets Polls 70 be opened At sxb.
O'Clock, A. d., and remain open till sundown
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

EASTERN PAPERs.-Any quantity of late At
lanlic papers and periodicals can be found at
Welch's Book Store. Main street, aud at Ham
Inns, corner Of Broad and Pine streets
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

4 NONSIABLE'S SALE.--STATE OF CAL IFORNIA
~ CoontY oil Nevadass. By virtue of two Execntions
70 me delivered issued from the Court of NJ CLARK ESQ
an acng Justice OF the Peace in and for tho County aor
sIu bearing date April 10th A. d. 1851 to satisfy tudor
ments rendered by said Court the 9Th ay ofApri n
ioor IN aVor OF JuANIlA 0R1lS and against DAVID ASH
Mu one Tor the sum of S2l6 20 debt interest DAMAGES
damages and costs of suit have takenin Execution
VIII sen 10 the highest bidder for cash. the following do
ssfoed property to wit certain House situated on the
oftn sde Of Broad street opposite the Virginia House in
Sne wy OF Nevada and known the Arcade saloon on
tuesday the 9th day OF May A. 1857 between the hours
o O'CLOCK a. NJ, and O'Clock p. NJ Sale 10 come on
more TO satisfy theaboye demands and aeeSp cns.
Nevada April 18th A. D. 1857. D''''
S3w u cp4v -
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

VALUABLE Work. -The California State Reg.
ister,H awork containing much valuable stats
teal information, will be issued from the press
of San Francisco about the 10Th of this month
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

GEO WEIGH, Of the Pioneer Book store, dellv-
cred us Atlantic papers last evening ahead Of
all competitors, and several hours in advance
Of the arrival of the stage.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

- UMIONS.-STAIEO OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF
- Nevada, Township of Brdgeport-ss Justices Court
Before W. ?. L. WINlIAM j. T. The People of thc Statc
OF California, TO WARREN PARKER ~ '''
io9 are hereby summoned TO appear before the under
signed Justice OF the Peace at his office in said Township
on saturday the 25th day Of April A. D. 1851 at O'clock
a. NJ TO answer to the complaint of BRENTANO& FTRTH
tye cts as per copy OF Book account now on 6e in INV
once on failure so to appear and answer Judgement will
DC rendered against you for tho said Of SIS IS DANA
Of April A. d. 1857. ' ''''S i''" uay
28-2w " d u,yN-,,,,, :,
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

LAND GRABBERs.-'The citizens of Oroville arc
having difficulty with certain individuals who
are trying to jump the Plaza. A lime house
recently erected was torn down by the boys
attaching rope to II and pulling it over.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

s. F. ADVERTISEMENTS call attention to
the advertisements of Jonas G. CLARK q Co., and
Redington & Co
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

A CHINESE TnEATEE is now in successful OPP
Grafton at Sacramento. The performances are
favorably spoken Of by the city papers.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

DEMOCRATIC CANDrDATEs-Th Sacramento
Union of Friday publishes long list of names
of gentlemen whom it supposes will be placed
before the next Democratic State Convention
for State officers. 1t is well understood by the
people that those who receive the Democratic
nomination will be elected, aud IL is natural
they should begin to manifest some anxiety as
to the men that will be before the Convention,
AS it will be OF no interest to any one, as to
who the candidates of the other parties will be,
the Union has not considered it worth while to
publish the names Of those Who arc seeking the
nomination of the Republican and Peoples"
parties f
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

CUMMONS.-STATEo OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF
- Nevada Township of Bridgcport-ss JUSTICES Court
Before w T. l. WlNHAM J. r, The People OF the STATE
Of California, 10 WARREN PARKER 4 Co
You hereby summoned to appear before the pnder
signed Justice OF the Peace, at his Office in said Township
on saturday the 25tb day Of April A. D. 1857 al O'Clock
a. ~ 70 answer TO the complaint Of J. b. WAKEFIELD &
BRO Nhn demand of you the sum of sI33 % as nor COW
Of Book account now Gle in my Office On failure so 10
appear and answer judgement win be rendered against
you LOT me sad sum OF 70 dollars damages and cost
Of suit Given under my hand this 18Th day of ApriI
u. 1857. ~ - 'P'ii a.
2S-2w " p 7 UINtI,A, = N
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

DlssoIutioh--lhe Partnership heretofore existing be
tween the undersigned Il this day dissolved.
Nevada April 9TH 1857 WINTER & GROCE
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15
DTATE OF California; coITNTy OF Nrv

NIsATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NEvA-
tate Of B. T. HOWARD Deceased Notics - hh .o q; ~
snas \. JOHNSON and AGRPPER WELLS win make ap
to the Hon Probate Court in and for said County
the city Of Nevada on Saturday the 25th dsv ~ AnrI
n 1927 lot Letters Testamenary with the win annexed
we ABOVE named Estate. BY order of the Court This
10th day of April A. D. 1857 ~ SS"'p'f'zf''-
ZS-2w Attest j. H. B0sTWTcK Clerk
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

TIE ATLANTIC Maul newspapers &c. came
up last evening.