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sea island RroWn COffODI
m BALES Sea Island B~ru~h-Cstton. or hard md ~
LUU salefy AMES Low & CO..
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SOME FORTY OR FIFTY ACCLI
MATED COTTON NEGROES
FOR SALE.

FROM the State Of Georgia, consisting ofaA
I2eH. women, boys aud girls. Among them -
~ are some very likely families In q fewFA
-= days Ne intend TO Concentrate our purchases ~1
from Keutgcsy and ylrginia 70 this point, and Five The
buyers Of this ooEatr. 81 opportunity Of investing their
money Ia good EegDes. Give Is a call before mskins
your purchases.
maf25-3m BOLTON. BiSE.gs & co.
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The Greatest Invention Of the Age
PFRrRcr pnnrrcrrnr rnn,rm - -n,rr,-
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A Rargaiu 40 be had in Land

- Ia SGAAA - ~ AaA -
WI Z sal the tract q and On which I live, in Tip
II pah County Mis-, SIX niles vest of Ripley, On
Tppah river, foT creek co-tsininE Eight Hundred Acres,
I've hunarec q he very best creek bottOm-knd the bal
suce seeCud ho-r1m and upland There are about one hun
d7el acres cleared, and in a fine state Of cultivation
ne improvements ara good and neE, consisting q .
Dwelling hone, aud al EeOessary out houses. The above
trsct or land. I have ne hesitsncy In saying. Il one Of the
Best II North Mississippi fer raising Gotten, Corn or
stock - the range l. me both Winter and Sumner.
FOR particulars about the plzoe, I refer 10 Davidson, Kills
HBair Memphis; sohn " Thompson, Ripley Aissi ".
9 PeEuis, Holly SPRINGS, or 70 myself en- the premises.
o~I2-ute : :. PEGUIs.
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LOOK HERE, EVERYBODY
The MadiSOH Street Sash, Door & Blind


THE undersigned has taken the stand recently cosu-
1 pied BY Moore 4 Hastead, over the Planning Nh Of
Whippie, McCullAgh & Co.. and Is prepared 70 al an or
ders for sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, Castngs Base
kouidings, ~. Al orders from the country attended tc
with promptness and dispatch.
iEn2f-vem R. vIRGESON.
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Premium Cotton Gin

&ACMAuM OObtOA JILL
TfHE attention Of Cotton Planters Is respectfully csgled
Il 10 the a5Cfe superior Gins, Manufactured BY T.. Car
yer d Co, East bu1geEater, Mass. Under = recent In
proyemeni, the Carver CHS ere regarded as the best nov
In general use; their superiority needs no comments from
rs, As thousands are now in successful operation IN The
Southern country.
We have on hand hfty Gins erabr.Sias AZ the dlaerens
sizes and numbers OF saws.
Also 10 and II feet segment boits, washers, &c, ouus
Pete, al Of WI eh we Oaer 10 OR friends upon the EsuiI
terms and tiuu. GWTEE & GIBSON,
Nos. l E8t Z Exchange Building.
Nenrhia sert. q. Isss-Ir
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Fine Arkansas Cotton Plantation
FnR SALE

CONSISTING q Il2o acres choice land, situa-
tes IL Arkansas c5uuIy, six miles from White
go river, and fourteen from Arkansas, ksown A. the
- Alnon Pace The land lies very level. A never
81 81 s-ual o. wafer runs through the tract. The in
ats consists Of = good dwelling and other neoes-
Esr haEzeg, gn and mlL. Yong orchard, tive hundred
scres 1T opan land, one hundred and any Of which have
ben b culiFafion three 10 four years. T1e soil Is vel
adaptef &c cotton OF grain snd produces ali il the grsst-
81 ab-1iznoe- Il Is condfantly asserted that % ne
pisltr or1he speculatar DO Place pr0mies q better or
surar i1Vastur1t-
p1csrt a. this plsce Fridays OF Mondays, al 2O'clock p.
n. and they VII be Landed IN e1rty hours az 81. Charles,
rhe shipping point. c. W B=IEnap, a. St Charles. or
NJ Jahn Ahn5n, On the premises. vii take pleasure
in showing tie p ace aud giving any further informant On
Tor terms A. apply 20 ne az the Counting House Of
Ha--is Eo-may y Co, Memphis.
mvz7-u7m JOHN b DANIEL.
Holly SF-les WissA Tines. HUNTSVILLE (Ais J
Ugl1crst- west tennessee WhiE, copy 70 the amount OF
S. eaeh. snI foraard hn % Menpais APPEAL-
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e. FOR fhe Two volumes.

When seut b. mail t~post-paidl 70 California and Ore
Qo5, the price viii be 81. To every other part Of the
Book o. the F2To-H
Rsmittsnces aud eoumEn-csitag should always Be sd-
dressed, ~p9si-pais, 70 n pubA4erb
IBONARD SCOTT h y
jyIi 81 Gold street SeT Ycrk-
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i caseftgured and Cnalii On hand and for sale bv
ANS Low s. CO..
mAr5I as Main street. Louisville. X.
ne Bege.
Ar CASES \ De Bege, 10 eases ~ De- Bpge. "a had and
20 for sale ~ LOW 4 co
ma as NaIl atrael- Inni.rlra z
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Certihcate Of Package Of 10 whole uckets.--~-..sSo 90
10 Half % 1900. 20 90
81 10 Quarter " ........ 20 90
q "a Eirhrh % - 10 90
gabor- Sailing HIsfbinrs.
Important to Planters G. Millers.
FELLOWS IMPROVED
Self-SharDeHing Portable GriSt Mill.

IA Impr3reaient on al Other Patents.
THIS is che OF the most valuable Inventions Of The day,
Il possessing al the qualifications requisite 70 make IL
valuable TO thr farmer. It's destined % supply 4 want
that has long been felt ~ that parton OF community Il
is 80 simple II construction, that arg person o. ordins-
r skin can run II and keep Il n order The grinding
surfaces are Of the most durable character, harder than
any tempered steel, and not liable to get cut ~ order.
II will grind wheat, corn. oats. buckWheat drugs and
spices crush and grind corn and cob admirably. or shehed
oats AMI corn, and cob may Be vel ground together. The
email size frame mill. With twO-horse power, viii grind
iruu ave 70 eight bushels Of superior corn meal per hour,
and from eigat 70 ten bushels OF good ftei for stock, and
requires but lutte attention, and NAV Be run By gin-beit
Without increESe OF expense The large size Irsme mill
will grind over twice that amount per hoEr. The meal
is not heated in gtinding-a valuable feature, Prizes
are, for small FE- sI25; large size $500. We have the
right 10 sel tle states Of Alabama, Mississippi, Loui-
s.aBa- ArkAnsiS, TelnEssaa, kentucky, and a portion Of
Texas. A rara chance j. kers offered for competent and
responsible mfn 70 enEEEe in tue sale Of Mills
County and State rights sod "a accuamOdatin terms
All orders, coIBmunications, and applications for Nights
and Mills addressed 70 Us will he promptly responded 20.
5Rns-dzwly JENNINGS q REYNOLDS.
P.s. DAVIS. Honor 4 WILLIAMS. Commission and
Forwari4ne Merchants. airs our ageuts IN Memphis, Tenn.
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TOOLS, Of the beat manufacture, adapted 70 the wants
Of The Planter. mysldav
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The Farmer,s Gnide

To Sasnfiec and PEIdcsl Aguculture, BY Henry Ste
phens. =. r. S o. EdlnblrEh. spd the late }. P. N0rfcn,
Pmfessor Of Scientific Agriculture in ale College, New
Haven. 2vo's-. royal octave, e~outsiuing ysg pares,
and numeHoua wood and Etee engravings Tlls Is. c1n-
feEsedly, the most enIpiete work on z~grtcultUr ever pub
lished. and in orde- 70 EiFe D a wider circulation, the
nuhH.hers have resnlred 10 redNna ne nTine %
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supply q ne sbove HeIicI1s On hand ~ fo-saIsbl
WAsD s. JONES.
is-Sa sa11s- scents fr A,mFlis-
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sor saIt.-- for Strut.


DESIGNING 90 improve smother lot inne-
|s.1 diapey. I win sel my present residence 70 q
sl psactCal purchaser On Eood terms Il coE1prises
- ~ acres. Is comfortably improved, and unQues-
dtnsbiy oue 81 The most beautiful and ncst healthy sites
n The vicsuit- q EeupAis-
apis n VIZ < P0SroN.
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MeHlpRSS FOWRdery
MACHINE SHOP.

Adsms Street, Memphis, Tenn,
Is now Brepsred 70 DO an kinds or Machine Work; also,
L Steamboat WORK or eFeT DESCRIPTION, steam Engines,
Saw Nils Of everv description, Cotio1 and Wool Ma
chinery, Gin Gearing. Planning Machines Also. Brass
Feundery. Ckstiag and Finishing, Steam Guaee Cocks anc
Castings OF every description. heavy Wroueht Iron Forg-
ing, wrought Iron GratnEs for Jals, Sank Vaults. Gel
lar ana Side-Nalk Grz1as, Iron Fgncng o. every ccscrip-
lion made % order Aso. HOUSE Rluais. wiDdow CAPS
and Sils. Of various patterns. In q word, I an psparat
10 DO erery description Of work IN my ilne.
lhsVr nov IN shop ne latest and most Improved pat
terms o. steam Engnes. ISAAC PHELON
4-hfnTv
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CLUB TERMs-sixe copies $40, Ten copies
I GLUBs. SIS: alRays in advance All subscriptions
L ciose with the tune for which they are paid
The July Rumber OF he FARHRR MECHANIC,
Is far Specimen Of each number OF the Volume IL IS
beautifully illustrated with enuavfngs and onntsius the
best Essay ever written up1l the Culture Of Blue Gr1ss;
also. practical article upon the consiruction OF Hill
Side Dtches. In this number VII be fourd also . great
many other articles upon the operations Of The Planiation
and shos, each one OF which i woIth the subscription
price for q year. Subscriptions can commence with the
July number, At s. . year, OF 81 for six months.
SPECIMEN numbers sent GRATIS uiCn application.
Back numbers furnished frem JsEuAIy.
- .n-an-
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WORSMAM HOUSE,

GeEasr 81 Main and Adams Street
ksARAtg, TEyS.
NH House Is situated N the esntEs o. bzEiness. and
j Is now finished and In e0mgisto sfder. fhs Hf0grfetor
the Souff west
Being grateful for the very liberal patronage bestosEeC
81 Rim tor he last Two years, he hopes By a street attsD
tics q h-siress 70 merit a Continuance Of ne sane.
oG-f u. WORSHAM. Prburietor
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Agricultural %3mgItmrats.

a9rifultaral 5%mgltmrats.
FOR SALE
1rrHE
AGRIC ULTU A
W.gRE.ROO.MS
.LOWNES, ORGILL & Co.,
NOS. 10 S IA FRONT ROW,
CORNER OF MONROE STREET,
KENTUCKY HAnvrn.ns'
nAsrs rAr.sr -n4Ava'rr.s,
RECONSIDERATION HoasE.rOVEAs, 1HAEsH-
EAs AED ~szrAAATORsj
PENNSYLVANIA Hoass-ro~uns a -rHAnsHEAsI
ONO HORSEPOWER, rH--.--.. t. or..r.n-.
HAnsos's uoAss-pOvras. r-unzsu.As AM
OzASEAsi
ECLIPSE rOarAnLz COIN AND rrovnnanlrs
STAB AID -rr7rls GIANT" oo.n M col
o-RUsHERsi
READINGS PArEST Ho~RsE-PowER CORN sHEL
IERsi
BOSTON EAS nILs-'AH. .i.-.i
UOOgwuu uaN nrrrra -
GRANTS rArzsT PAN nIILs-,sr. sizes,
wilcox GRAIN o'.0rH-',' '-''.a'
HmnrAs's GRAIN c-aADrrs-sr. fingered;
ONO GRAIN OAADlzs-'.~ and ar. a...r.,
HORSE AND HAND RAKzsi
HAY, STRAW x NAHURE FORKS
sCTrHE BLADES, sIcKLEs. sRAss-kNIvEs. ETo.
Together with = general assortment Of HARVESTING
TOOLS, Of the beat manufacture, adapted to the wants
Of The Planter. my5ldaW
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Gen. Walker.

ON MONDAY June 6fh. vii Be- issui at p. II. CLARK
90 . Gallery. copies Of Prof Reulnston's Photo
greph % Gen. Wakes, De cl1 criginal pitl1rs Of hinin
AsnPaN, justin
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S5aaNTe Numbers
$3.50 Prizes:
Nearly One Prize TO Every Nine
Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME,
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, IS 90
Quarters, 90 SO.

] D $50 Prizes Erlrultlll
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, S5 90;
Quarters, 90 SO.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
ne Numbers frofu / 20 80 OO, corresponding win nose
Numbers on the uckets printed on separate slips q pa
per, are enelrced with small tin tubes and placed Ia one
The nrst2s FriIss similarly printed and eaereiA, are
plaosd m asother Whei.
ne wheels are then reEoired, and a number IS drawn
from the wheel OF numbers md az the same thne a FfAe
l. drawn from TIE other wheel. The Number ana Fuze
drawn out are cPeped and exhibited 70 the audience aAe
REGISTERED BY te Commisstonersi TIE ft1e bemg placed
.gRina The Number drawn. This operation is repeated
mtu all The Prizes ar drawn out
APPROPRIATION PRIzEs.-The two p~noedtnS sndfh
tuo sac1eeilne Numhers to those drawing the drst II
Prizes viii b. ennled q the IS Approximation Plies.
~ examuic- n TiekstNo 1880 draws III $50 100 Prize,
! thos- Ticiets numbered li2Es. if2ss. Il25l, il252s viii
each b. entitled u s225 u Ticket No. so draws The
500 1000 Prize, those Tickets Numbered SIS, 80, %, 90,
vii each b entitled 10 sa0e, ana 50 on according to the
above scheme
- ne ). oO0 Prlsss OF $40 VII Be- d BY the
last ngure Of tie number that draws the $4,000 Prize
For example. II The Numbers drawing $4,000 Prize ends
IN viii be entitled % SO. II the Number ends with
No. 2, then AL the Tickers where the lumber ends M
vii Be entitled TO SO, and 80 on TOO.
Certificates OF Paeka ses Wilde sold At The following
rates. which is theusk:
o~ertlheate Of PsekAse Of 10 whole neEets'--"-sso %
mhAt " W
10 Sg5 st ~ 70 20
In ordering IieSets % Ceruneefsss enclose The money
70 our aAdres- 5or shs Tickets orderedon receiptof which
tsev WI be ~forwar9ed BY 1rst mail. Purchasers can
have Tickets cniing y sSy egure they msy desgnate-
ne Isl of drawn nua3aS and prizes vii Be- forward
ed 10 purchasers immsd,stiF sfter the drawing.
Purchasers viii please Erlte tEsr signatures plain, and
give their Post once, County apd Stale
Remember that every Prize Is aEsSn and payable
In fWi without deduction.
All Prius q $1,000 and Hneer, paid ~imns9ately
after the drswing-ther Prizes Al the usual Tine Of
thirty DAYS.
All communications strictly oontdenft1l.
Address orders FOR Tickets or Certificates q Fseksges 70
). SWAN 4 co, Atlanta, Ca
r. A list o. the numbers that are drawn iron The
wheel. with the amount RI the prize that each one is en-
titled 70. viii bepublished afuer every drawing in the fol-
l0Wirg papers. New Orleans Delta, A0riie Resistcr,
Charleston STANDARD, Nashville Gazette, Atlsnta Intslh-
encer, New Ysrk W,efiy Day BooE. Savannah Morning
News, Richmond Dispath, ana New York Dispatch
UNA
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Q rnnIs

OaA BEltEEh AOVAb
Union FACTORY Plane Rules, &c.
Spear & Jackson's Hand and Panneu saws,
Butchers cast steel Chisels and Files,
Earl Smith & Co.'S PILES,
Eetherby's chiseis and Draw Knives
Spirit Levels, Rules and GuaEes,
AEgors. Auger Bits, screEdrver, SC.
BIacksnaifh's Tools.
Pack's Louisville Bellows.
keWoonb's New YORK Bellows.
Solid Box ard Parallel Vices,
Arultag@s k0usshoie Auvls,
Coley's warranted Anvils.
Hald and Sedge Hammers.
Blacksmith Tongues,
EErrers. Hammers, Knives ard Pinoers.
Timers Materials.
Best CaarcoaiT Tn Plate &c,
81 &C q X
" Loaded Roofing Plate {,
Bar Tin, SPECTRE. &c,
Iml Grass and Copper Wire,
Bolt Copper Soldering Irons, &c,
Timed and EraEiers Sheet Copper,
Boiled and Charcosl Sheet Iron.
huss. Imitation, Russ- and Galvernized Iron,
Bar Lead, Rivets, Copper Tscks, a.
We would also cali the attention OF Railroad ard Levee
Contractors % our stock Of
Eairuzd Barr0Ws, Ame's Shoveis aud Spades
Boring Machines, Mattooks. Picks, &c.
Having a thorough knowledge Of our business In All It's
branches, We are determined TO give &c our entire atten-
AMI shall attend personally 20 All the orders, ana TO
the transaction Of our business In every particular. and
By so doing haiter ourselves that We can give s~atisfac-
Ion- HAWKS, SMITH & Co,
feoi 800 and sos Main-st.
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Straved OF stolen.

Gu vi sADACns
on the l7th, 3 Bdv ULE about six wears
FA old thirteen hands high, and little lame In the
right lore lex. with three shoes on at the time.
8Zz&SA liberal reward win be paid for lis delivery TO
Us, o Information 50 that we can get him
myz-u PHELON & FARRIs
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=. Il. WILLIAMSON.
CSuoeessO- 70 WIaismsOn & BoncoekJ
q GROCER g.
And
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
IMPORTER or
FINE WINES, BRANDIES,
HOCGasG Cigars sc.
NO. IS FRONT Row, MEMPHIS.

GROCERIES, &c.
VtHE subscribers keep Oh hand the following articles,
Il which they warrant ts Be Of hrst quality, and fer
sale low for cash;
wheat Pans and Threshers;
z Carver & Co.'s Improved Cotton Gins;
wagons, Nsrthern AID Southern manufactures;
Bacon, hOg-rounds
flour, Salt, WHISKY and Tobacco;
SuEzr, Cote, Tea and Molasses;
Candies, Powder, shot and Lead;
Brendies and wines. superior article;
Lime, Cement and Plaster Paris;
Together with 3 general assortment OF all articles usu-
ally kePtin aGrocsy store.
GWYNNE g. GIBSON,
Jul2 Nos. ; aid ? Exchaure Building.
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Just Received.
I S0 BBLS Extra and S. T. FIouri
lOO 50 casks Bacon Sides. Hams and Shoulder:
80 bbls. aud half bbls Harris XX Ale;
50 czsts quarts and pints L.ndon Porter;
$50 bbls bexters and Fcken's Whiskyi
100 dozen HOstetter's Stomach Bitters;
30 baskets Piper Heidsieck Champagne;
= bbis. Aackerelsi 50 kits Mackerel;
100 dozen Cove Oysters 50 boxes PICKLES;
% gross Carrots snuh, in bottles and papers;
80 boxes star Candless IS boxes Virginia Tobacco :
Is boxes Lemon SYRUP Is b xes Smoking Tobacco +;
81 boKesPe Fruit IS dozen Brooms;
= boxes SODA Crackers IS bis Picnic Crsckers =;
% eozen wash Boards 50 boxes Starch;
50 Coils Manila Rope, al sizes.
ALSO:
SuEsrs Coffee, Tea, Moasses, Lemons, Figs. Raisins.
Almonds, Pecans, Fuberts, Eng. Yaluuts, Ssrdines, &c.
FOR sale y J. P. FRANK
nyl7 No. IS Front Row.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-05-06

DISTRICT CouRr.-The principal business trans
acted in this Court the past week. has been the
suits against Mr.. Laird and Moore & Foss, for
damages resulting from the breaking of their
reservoir last winter. The suit of Boswell d
Hanson. who were probably the heaviest losers
BY that accident, was commenced on Friday
morning and occupied two days. The jury, on
Saturday evening, brought in verdict in favor
of the plaintiffs, and assessed the damages at
Eve thousand dollars. The amount of damages
alleged in the complaint, was twenty-five thou
sand dollars
The case of Niman i McElroy, against the
same parties was taken up on Monday, and was
submitted to the jury yesterday evening. AT
the time of going to press a verdict had not
been rendered. The damage claimed in this
case is eighteen hundred dollars
There are one or two more suits of similar
character to be tried at this term of the Court.
We learn that Mr.. Laird intends TO take appeals
in those that go against him.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-05-06

SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-Some four weeks ago,
Frenchman named Henry Blanc, was shot in
the leg by Robert Sheppard at Rough & Ready.
DIR. Tompkins of Grass Valley. and DIR. Ray of
Rough & Ready, were called in, and searched
for the ball without effect. After the lapse of
about three weeks, the leg being very much in
famed and swollen, the physicians told Mr..
Blanc that his only chance of getting we'll,
would be by amputating the limb. The man
not wishing to lose his leg, sent for DR.. Won
Poclnitz, of Nevada, who after a careful exam
inaton of the case, pronounced the amputation
rs not only unnecessary at that time, but dan
gerous. The patient was brought to Nevada,
and the ball was found to have lodged in the
lower end Of the thigh bone, and was extracted
by Drs. Won Poellnitz and Trautman. They
laid that part of the bone bare where the ball
was embedded, and extracted it by saving out
piece of the bone. Mr.. Blanc is now doing
very well, and in a few weeks will be entirely
recovered.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-05-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

CRY ELEcrION-The election for city officers
for the ensuing year. was held on Monday, and
nasaed of with less than the usual excitement.
The Democrats had had ticket in the fed for
about two weeks, and it was thought at one
time they would bave no opposition; but late
On Saturday "Citizen's" ticket made its APP
nsarance, and strenuous exertions were made to
carry it, The odds and ends of the opposition
parties were united, and although they worked
quietly, they managed to poll about 800 votes.
We give below the vote received by each candl-
date. There were 734 votes cast, which is about
sixty less than last year, and the average DEM
ocratic majority, as indicated by the vote for
Trustees is ll5. The names of Messrs. Hupp
and Funston, who were nominated by the DEM
ccrats we're placed upon the Citizens" ticket.
Democratic Ticket. Citizens Ticket.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-05-06

THEATER.-The theater has been open only
two nights during the past week, Miss Albertine
being the principal attraction on both occasions.
The attendance, we regret to say was not large,
scarcely enough to pay expenses. The light
pieces which were played we're a great improve
ment upon the attempts of the week previous
to perform more difficult plays, without suita-
BILE stock company TO sustain the several char
acters. Miss Albertine is a sprightly and pleas
ing actress, and her playing was much admired
by those who attended
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-05-06

BOARD or SUPERvLsoRs.-The regular term of
the Board of Supervisors commenced on Mon
day. But little business of general interest has
been transacted, the Board having been cngag-
ed thus FAR in examining petitions for roads.
toll bridges, &c. Yesterday morning, w. d.
Smithson was appointed Constable for Little
York township. The designations of L. Hums-
ton, Justice of the Peace for Grass Valley W.
d. Curry, Constable for Rough e. Ready, and ].
B. Couger, Constable for Eureka, were present
ed to the Board and accepted. Appointments
TO fill the vacancies will be made this evening.
The accounts of the Road Oversecr will be pre-
seated during this term, and we shall endeavor
to publish them in full next week.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-05-06

CABIN ROBBED.-A miners cabin near the Ne
braska Shaft, on Selby Hill, was entered and
robbed on Thursday night of some six hundred
dollars. which belonged to man named Will
son. The money that was stolen was in purse,
and had been placed in straw mattress for safe
keeping. Another purse, containing about the
same amount of money, belonging to Mr.. Will
sons partner, was in a carpet-bag hanging over
the bed, but was not found by the thief. Mr..
Wilson was working near the cabin at the time
the robbery was committed.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-05-06

FAILaNo.-We regret to learn that the water
ia the bitches of this county is beginning to
fail. Mining operations thus far have been un-
usually successful, bat from present appearan-
ces the season will be shorter than usual We
may have some rain during the present month,
but the season is now so far advanced that il
cannot be expected enough will fall to be of
much teaekt to the bitches. The partial failure
of the crops, together with a short mining sea-
son, caused by the lack of the usual spring rains,
will lie serious blow to the interests of the
State, which will be severely felt by all classes
of the community.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-05-06

TEMPLE OF HoNOR.--At regular meeting of
the Nevada Temple of Honor, held on Monday
evening, April 9th, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: VIM. F. Lyons
W. c. t.; Chester Morris, W. V. T.; E. D. Her
rick, W. R.; Geo. Graham, W. A. R.. James
Atkins, W. F. R.; John Heron, W. T.; Jacob
Sprout, W. u; J. E. C. Hall. W. D. o.; E. D.
Hoitt, W. c.; A. T. VIM, w. S. The installa-
ton was held last Monday evening.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-05-06

New DIGaNGs have recently been discovered
at Fall Greek, about twelve miles above Wash
ington. As far as claims have been prospected
they have been found rich. There is now about
six feet Of snow on the ground, which renders it
difficult to carry on mining operations at pres
ent. Miners have focked to the new diggings
from Washington, Alpha, Gold Hill, and other
places in that section, and quite number have
left Nevada for the same destination.