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NOTICE.
A a meeting 81 tic Bard ~ directors u the Nash
~ Wills Commercial Insurance. Company q usvhisud
OF siN per the Capital stock ccafed sst
JANIS MAiAk1t
Nashville, May 4, isSs. Secretary.
A an eeethnn held on Moaday, Ard inst tbs IA.
hg gentlemen we're eiecied directors b. ul4naa,
the aliairs of tie Nashville Commercial Insurance
Cotnlanyt
ALEXANDER PAIL, JOHN n EVEN,
JANIS NoOlR JOHN A FISifEk
A ". NASIkfK, W T. BfIsfsY
HENRY HAkT, HUGH AZ EFA
JOIN kIlkkNAN, r. 4 AuNAlRY
7 ". EgANS.
Aud al a meeting held tis.s day, Alexander Faii uas
unanimously led fresAirI, Jatnes MaIs 81 Sc
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Nashville, snay 5-lm -.
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STEAMBOAT 4 lliuer alews.
ARRIVALS.
May l3.-Blanche Lewis, Carthage.
G. Valley, SmithIand.
DEPARTURES.
Poland, Cincinnati.
Blanche Lewis Paducah.

The river is falling with six feet water on
the Shoals.
The Commerce departs for Gainesboro to-
day.
The b. H. R,myan leaves for st. Louis at
o'clock, u. NJ, to-day.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


NEBRASKA SHAFT.-The diggings knewn as
,b. Nebraska Shaft are now paying the Propri-
.tors handsome profit. We took walk over
TO these claims last Saturday evening, and saw
them clean up teventy-one and quarter oun-
ces of gold, which was the result o. Saturdays
work. Mr.. W. L. Phillips, the manager and
one of the proprietors of the diggings, informs
n, that they had taken out during the week two
hundred and and ffty-two ounces, which il es-
,imsted to be worth sixteen and half dollars
an ounce, or about $4,15s in all. The best
days work during the week was made on Wed
nesday, when they took out seventy-sevsn and
half ounces They have now at work on the
claims eighteen men, twelve Of whom are en-
ployed in drifting. The shaft is about 1s0 feet
deep and the gravel ia raised from the bottom
BY means of steam engine. Another shaft
was sunk by the company last winter few rods
frem the old one, from which considerable
gravel has been raised and washed. The new
shaft, however, has not thus far paid expenses.
and the work on It has been suspended for the
present, with the intention Of resuming again
whenever the circumstances of the company
shall justify.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21
So DIR. Z. J. Czapl.ny.-we would direct the es.

AS- DIR. L. j. Czapkoy.-we would direct the es-
pecal attention Of nvaids to perusa Of Dr. L. j. Crap
kays advertisement 20 be ound in another column Of this
paper in order place the services Of learned and expe
renced physician within their reach. So much III has
been inflicted on human family from the pernieous and
ignorant practices of empirc that seems as If we were
filling bOunden duty to make known where judic'ous re-
lief can be obtained To those unfortunate enough to SUI
fer from the effects of sexual private diseases or their
itreatmcnt we checruly commend Dr.. L. j. Czapkay as
of scientific and possess
ing all the requisites from long experience and acknow
edged skill for the successful practice Of his profession
Having made sexual complaints especial study like the
celebrated Rcord of Paris he is enabled to guarantee
speedy and in all Of private or chron
disease whether the effects Of contagion, seabuse or
loss Of virity and In order that patients at distance
may avail of his advice, free consultation by
letter is open them. The knowledge that have OF
the he has effected OF which were OF
long standing leads to place much faith in DR.. Cs ef
cacy and commend him to the confidence of those In III
health Dr. Czapkays Office is in Sacramento street be-
low Montgomery nearly opposite the Pacific Mall steam
ship Cos Office, San Francisco
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

MncuELL's EQUESTRIAN THEATER.-This com
psny, which has met with such unrivallcd
success throughout the State, are announced to
give performance in Nevada this and TONER
row evenings Two attractive pieces will be
presented: The grand equestrian drama enti-
tied Putnam, the Iron Son of'76," aud the pop
ular drama of "Nick of the Woods, or the Jib-
beuainosay." The first ofthese plays has new
er been performed in Nevada, and its title is
sufficient to ensure an immense audience. The
immense Pavilion Of the company is capable Of
comfortably seating 1000 persons, while the
scenery, costumes, and ether appointments are
got up in style unsurpassed on the Pacific
coast. Ameng the performers, we notice the
names OF Mrs. Woodward, Miss Sophia Edwin,
Miss Annie Smith, and Messrs Warwick, Lcman,
Mitchell, Peoples, and other talented and we'll
known artists. The Pavilion will be erected on
the corner OF Pine and Spring streets, in the
rear of the DEMOCRAT office.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

THE COUNTY AssESsMEET.-Mr. Brennau, the
County Assessor, has beea engaged for the past
few weeks in assessing property in Rough g.
Ready township, and collecting the poll tax.
We learn that the assessed valuation OF prop
erty in that township will more than treble the
value assessed last year, and the amount of poll
tax already collected exceeds the total amount
collected last year in the whole county. There
are four townships in the county having q lar
ger population than Rough Ready, and the
fact that 80 large an amount has been collected
there on the poll tax speaks volumes in favor
Of the qualifications and fitness of Mr.. Brennan
for the Office to which the people elected him.
We learn that he will complete the assessmsn ut
Of Rough 81 Ready township sometime during
this week.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

New HAMPSHIRE ELECrIoN.-The returns from
the election in New Hampshire, which was held
ON the 9th of March, indicate the reelection Of
Halle, the Republican candidate for Governor,
by a larger majority than he received last year.
The footings, so far as heard from, stand /:
Halle, lRep) 36,3Ol; Cate, (Dem.) 1880. The
Republicans gain one Senator and four Repre-
sen tatives in the Legislature. few months
ago, the Democracy of New Hampshire had
high hopes Of being able to redeem the State
from Black Republican rule, and to the strange
aHd unaccountablo. course Of the administration
upon the Kansas question may be attributed
their defeat. The Concord Patriot, the Oldest
Democratic paper in the Union, ia speaking Of
the result, says:
This defeat of the Democracy is sufficiently
overwhelming to satisfy our most bitter oppo-
nents; even the latest renegade must feel con-
teCt with it. At the same time, when the pal
pable cause OF it is considered, it presents no
occasion for dependency on the part Of true
and intelligent Democrats No one can fail TO
see the cause; all admit it. The Kansas ques-
ton has again crushed US with its ponderous,
blind. unreasoning power. Before the Lecomp-
ton Constitution question was brought before
the country, our prospects for success were
highly Gathering; our triumph seemed to be GER
tain; that matter, with the course Of the Ad-
ministration upon it, fell like wet blanket up
on the rising courage and earnest zeal Of our
friends. and from that day we we're doomed
our defeat was certain, and apparent to all well
informed persons"
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

ALARM OF FRE-On Thursday afternoon q
dsase volume Of smoke was seen issuing from
the roof of Q building on the north side Of
Broad street, 3 few doors above Pine. The
alarm being raised an immense crowd sosn col
lsstsd in the streets. aud for some minutes great
excitement prevailed. The roofef the bulding
was soon reached BY means Of ladders, when il
was found that the Ere was confined to the
chimney, the scot having taken Gre by the
sparks from the stove pipe. A few buckets Of
water sufiesd to extinguish the Gre. and the
excitement soon subsidized. We believe there
has not been serious alarm Of Gre in the tswn
sincs the brick chimneys were built.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

CcURr OF SEssIoHs.-The case Of Gus. Ridge
way, indicted for keeping hosse Of ill.fams,
was taken up in the Court Of Sessions last We'd
assday. Two days were occupied in smpsnnel-
lag . jury, and the case was tiled on Friday.
The principal evidence relied on for eonvic-
zion, was as to the general reputation of the
house kept by defendant, as it is aext to impes-
sible to obtain direct testimony in such cases.
The case was given to the jury at Eve o'clock
Friday evening; but the jury were not able to
agree on verdict, and after being out about
twenty hours they were discharged by the
Court 1t is understood that the jury stood
eight fer acquittal and four for conviction. The
ease was postponed until the June term.
The indictment against Batch, for keeping .
keno fable, was dismissed for informality, and
the defendant was held to bail in the sum Of
Eve hundred dollars to answer any indictment
hat may be found against him by the next
grand jury.
On Saturday evening the Court adjourned for
the term.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

THEArER-The Nevada Theater was opened
on Monday evening, under the management Of
Mr.. Graves. The beautiful drama Of "Green
Bushes or the Huntress of the Mississippi - was
presented to fair house. The leading charac-
ter was well sustained by Mile Duret, who was
called in front at the conclusion, but the
performance on the whole went OF rather
tamely Last evening the play of Camille was
performed. Mile Duret played successful
engagement in this place two years ago, and
is one Of the most accomplished and popular
artists that has ever appeared on our boards.
Miss Louisa Graves has much improved since
her last appearance 10 Nevada, and her parts
were sustained with considerable tact and judg-
ment. The company will perform this evening
at Grass Valley, and tomorrow evening also,
after which they will return to Nevada. Du-
ring the engagement the popular play Of Jack
Sheppard" will be performed.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

WAsuIH GroN MATTERs.-Thc miserable con-
dtion Of affairs at Washington city is thus viv-
idly portrayed by Col. J. W. Forney, in letter
to his paper dated March 18th. After referring
to the happy auspices which shone around Mr..
Buchanan's administration one year ago, he
says:
"What is the aspect nowi One wide Reign
Of Terror. A test is erected here, like some
horrid instrument Of torture, upon which DEM
ocrats are tried and executed for their opinions.
The work Of deeapitation has ceased against
lifetime foes, and 10 now waged upon old and
cherished friends. Men are removed and cal
umniated, not for being opposed to Democratic
principles. but for being too Imuch in favor Of
them. The humbiest clerk, with his little fam
lily, whe struggles along on his thousand dol
lars q year, must hide his sentiments or leave
bis place. For the bold and upright Democrat
who dares to think aloud, there 10 short shrift.
If he has an Office he must be ready for the ON
nous cartel Of dismissal on the instant. II be is
an Independent citizen, he is excluded from the
Departments and from the White House like q
common leper. An army OF spies are on the
alert, hunting for victims. Wo to the ungard-
ed gentleman who, in the presence Of one Of
these eager savss-aroppers may let fall 3 free
epinien. II 10 ct once caught up and carried,
with no lack Of exaggeration, to the ear Of
power. If there il on this round globe race
more dsspised in civilized society than any 9th
sr, 10 is the race Of informsrs. The noblest in
veetive Of the noblest Of Irish orators has made
them Immortality infamous. These mercensries
now hold high service in Washington. could
name several Of them from our own State, bat
for bear for the honor Of Pennsylvania. They
glory in their shameless trade. Broken in for
tune, reckless Of their own fame, laughing at
conscience in others and rejecting it for thom-
selves, they swarm here anxious to earn their
guilty wages"
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

MHNG.-We have received encouraging ac-
counts OF the success of the miners ia Washing
ton township. The Gold Hill Co. took out on
Saturday twenty-five pounds Of gold, and We
are informed that the miners of that locality
generally, made very good clean up. At Al
pha, Msssrs. Spicer, Moore &-Co. realized ST.
zoo for their weeks work, and the Miners Co.,
t0sk out sixteen ounces, the result of three
days washing, which was much better than
they expected. The miners at Alpha, Gold
Hill, Cotton Hill, and ether localities in that
section, are now much elated with the prospect
sfhaving permanent water from Kidd's ditch.
We trust their anticiPations will bo fully real
lied.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21
MASONIC DIRECTORY.

Nevada Royal Arch Chapter No. 9, meet,
every Monday evening at Masonic Hall Nevada Visiting
Companions respectfully invited TO attend.
T. H. CASWELL, NJ. r. H. p
J. r. RuDoLPH, sec'y.
Il. X. Kane Lodge, No. az, r & A M, holds
It's meetings every Wednesday evening" at Masonic Hall
Nevada. Stated meetings held the FIRST Wednesday
evening Of each MONTH
T. H. RoIFE, W. NJ
C. c. GREEN, seey.
Nevada Lodge, No. IL, II d M. holds It's
meetings Saturday evening Of each week. at Masonic
Hail. Nevada. Stated meetings the second Saturday o
each month. T. p. HAWLEY, W. h.
j. F. RUDoLPH, Sec'y
Dibble Lodge, NO. 100, f. & A. NJ, holds its meet
ings every Monday evening, at Alpha, Nevada county
Stated meetings Monday Of next preceding full moon
W. W. WHOM, W. II.
CALVIN HAIL. Sec'y.
Rough and Ready Lodge, No. 52, r. and A.
N. meets at Masonic Hall Rough Ready, every Satur-
day evening Stated meetings. Saturday OF or next prece
ding full moon. E. W. ROBERTS, w. A.
WM. CooNBs Sec'y
QuItman Lodge, No. ss, r. & A. NJ, meets
every Saturday evening at Orleans Flat Nevada county
Stated meetings, third Saturday Of each month.
Il. B. MOVES, ". NJ
L. A. sAcKEr, Secretary.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

SUDDEN DKATH.-A teamster whose name we
could not learn, was taken sick last Wednesday,
at the house Of VIM. Ross, on the road from
Rough d Ready to French Corral. He died on
Saturday and was buried the next day. Hints
were thrown out that there had been foul play
in the matter. and yesterday Coroner Bazely,
accompanied by DR.. ClebOurne, started down
for the purpose of holding an inquest to ascer'
tain the Cause of the mans death. Mr.. ROs'
was in towa on Msnday, and was anxious to
have the matter Investigated.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21
SHERIFF'S SALES.

C,HERIFFos sALE.-By virtue of an cxecu-
- ton directed and issued out Of the Hon. District
Court OF the 14h judicial District In and for Nevada
" and State of California judgment rendered in said
Court the 18th day Of March A. D. 1858 in favor of
JAMES MULLEN and EDWARD C0MAllN, aud against
FREDERICK DEANE, for the Of seven hundred and
ninety nine dollars and ninety four cents debt with inter
est on the said Of $799 9400 N the rate of ten PER
cent per annum from the rendition of judgment until paid
together with $40 costs of suit; have levied upon anil
seized the following described property which was hereto
fore attached the 22d day ofFebruary A. D. 1855 Mt
O'Clock p NJ TO wit: certain House and Lot situated
on Massachusetts, HILL Grass Valley Township state and
county aforesaid and occupied by defendant peane
as n dwelling house.
Notice is hereby given that will expose to public sale
all the above described property to the highest bidder for
cash. front of the Court House door in the City OF Neva
ds on TUESDAY the 9th day of April, a. n 1858 be-
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock NJ and O'Clock p ~ to
satisfy and pay said judgment.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of April 1883.
2I-d s. W. BORING. Sheriff. n G.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

TIE PUBLIC SCHooIs.-There are now about
one hundred scholars attending the public
schools. In view of the limited revenue belong
ing 10 the school fund, the Trustees have direct
ed the teachers to assess each scholar at the
rate Of one dollar month, and by this means
they hope to be able to keep the schools open
throug ghsut the year, thus placing the means Of
education within the reach of all
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

GOLD Hula gentleman at Gold Hill
writes US that society at that place has greatly
improved within the past few weeks. A divis
len Of the Sons of Temperance. was organized
entitled Mountain Division No. 81, which new
numbers 2s members. They are now endeavor.
ing to raise money to purchase hall in which
to held their meetings, and have already col.
lected half the amount necessary fer that pur.
pose.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21
CHERIFFvs sALE.-By virtue of an Exc

CHERIFF"S SALE.-By virtue ofan Exc
- ruton to directed issued ont Of the Hon. District
Court the l4th Judicial District in and for the County
of Nevada and State of California, judgment rendered
in said Court the nth day of March A. D. 1858, in IA
vor of WILLIAM PASCOE and against the MOUNT HOPE
MINING COMPANY for the sum Of twenty-five hundred
and ninety six dollars and forty eight cents debt with in
terse the said of 50 2e6 rs from the nth day Of
March 1853 at the rate Of ten per cent per till paid
together with S54 10 cost Of suit have levied upon and
seized the following described property which hereto
fore attached the 18th day Of December A. d. 1858 at
IL o'clock NJ to wit All the rig title and interest Of the
above named defendants In and 10 the Quartz Mill Engine
Boilers and all the machinery thereuno belonging, stua
ted on Massachusetts, HILL also the Quartz Mill engines
boilers and the machinery belonging to the located
New York HILL together with the Quartz Leads in Mas
sachusetts Hill and New York H all above described
property being located In Grass Valley township.
Notice is hereby given that will expose to public sals
the above described property to the highest bidder for cash
in front OF the Court House door in the city Of Nevada
Tuesday tho 4th day Of May A. D. 1858, between the
hours OF 10 O'Clock NJ and O'Clock NJ to satisfy and
pay said judgment
Given under my hand this 18th day of April 1858.
2std S. W. BORING, Sheriff Ncvada Co.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

THE PRESS IN FRAScE.-The Press in France
has delightful time Of it. The journals are
suspended when they say anything unpalateable
to the Emperor, and they are interdicted when
they keep silent spon subjects which he wishes
them to discuss in the way pleasing to himself.
One newspaper has just been interdicted because
it did not denounce the assassins who attempt
ed the Empsror's life. This is one step in des-
potism little further than any other ruler has
dared TO attempt.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

DAormHxorrrrs.-Thoss wanting pictures in the high
est style art should call at the Gallery OF Mrs j. T.
Rudolph in the Democrat building, Broad street. Nevada
Glass Pictures Ambrotypes also made for those who
desire them.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

CIIERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF an execu-
- ton to directed and issued out Of the Hon. District
Court OF the 4th Judicial District in and for tho County
Of Nevada and State o California judgement rendered
in said Court the nth day Of March A. D. 1883, in m
vor OF CORNELIUS RILEY and against the MOUNT HOPE
MINING COMPANY for the of nineteen hundred and
tyonc dollar and fifty cents debt with interest said
at the rate Of three per cent per month from the
don Of judgment until paid, together with forty three
dollars and ninety cents costs OF suit have levied upon
and seized the following described property which
HERETOFORE attached the 18th day Of January A. d. 1858
at O'Clock and fifteen minuno p NJ. TO wit: All tho
right title and interest Of the above named defendants in
and to the Quartz Mill and machinery used in crushing
Quartz also the machinery used for working the pumps
raising quartz rock from the dggngs located what IL
known Massachusetts, Hill Also the Quartz Ledge with
all the dips and angles Said MILL Machinery and Quartz
Ledge Is located said Massachusetts, HILL Grass Valley
Township State and County aforesaid Also the Machine
ry and Mill located New York HILL about half mile
south of the mill aforesaid with the machinery for work
ing the pumps and raising the quartz rock from the dig
gngs also tho Quartz ledge with all Its dips and angles,
located said New York HILL Also about two hundred
cord Of wood less at the Mills af resaid and in
tho woods.
Notice is hereby given that will expose to public sale
all the above described property to the highest bidder for
cash in front ofthe Cou House door in the city Of Neva
da. Tuesday the 9TH day of May, A. D. 1853, be-
tween the hours OF 10 O'Clock NJ and O'Clock TO
to satisfy and pay said judgment.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of April, 1858.
2Std 8. W, BORING, Sheriff. N. G.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21
OR SALE.

FOR SALE.
THE UNDERSIGNED WISHING TO RE-
turn TO Atlantic States offers for Sale his DIV YELLING
HOUSE. BAKERY BEER SALOON, together with all tho
necessary Out Houses and Furniture situated In the town
Of Cherokee Nevada county.
S9 Any person with small capital desrous Of engsg
ing in business that Is paying well at present will please
address in person or by letter.
FREDERICK SCHMIDT.
March 30 1880 Patterson, Nevada County Cal.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21
TO BUSINESS MEN-..FOR SALE !

TNHE subscriber III sell let his Store the most
favorable terms The Stand Is Of the best In the
town Of Humhug, and is now doing good business.
Any person wishing TO into the Provision Clothing
trade this will be exceentopportunity for investment
Apply the premises next door to the U. 8. Hotel,
Humbug City Of J. W. SCHAAF.
Humhn1 March Dist la5a.-25AMa
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

GARDEN SEKDs Those desiring fresh Garden Seeds are
hereby notified purchase them at spences Drug store
No. 2l Commercial street. Nevada where large ssort
ment be found
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DRY GooBs.-Msssrs steel Cohn, No. 81 Broad street
have just received the largest and most complete assort
ment of Dry Goods brought to this place. which they
sell at reduced rates.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

PLANTS AT AUcrIoN.-A magnificent lot Of
rese bushes, fswering shrubs, &C., will be sold
ct Auctisn Tomorrow, at 10 o'clock A. ~, at
Caswslrs brick building, Broad street.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

STATE FUxDs.-Mr. SigOurnsy, the County
Treasurer, started for Sacramento yesterday,
taking with him IOme 5000 or $4,000 in State
lunds' which will be paid ever to the State
Treasurer.