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Da. Cu yrfy, LIZ" ST. IFaman ard
her Work. Rev. DIR. thapili delivered
on Tuesday evening the third lecture in
behalf Of the >h!rtm kers' and Sean.
stresses Union. His proposition at the
commenct.A Mt WIS, that woman, as the
equal OF mtn, should be educated to the
ext mt OF her capacity, and is entitled to
do whatever her capacity enable 3 her to
do. Sic should come to be something
more thai she has been thus far actually
permitted to be. She has heretofore been
both above and below her proper level
man slave and mis- empress,
Marriage, in the present condition of
the sex, is woman's only resorts for
support, and she is educated simply to
make settlement for life. Wo have
horror of female gamblers but bow
many women are really gamblers for a
lucky match: In the worlds version,
it is not charity but money that covers
multitude of sins. Womens trucst
work is of nome and its sanctities. Let
us not fear these offices will be aban-
doneG there will be still the heart Of
the wife and mother.
He specified several forms of labor,
such as some parts Of Matchmaking, of
tclegraphins, of the work of newspaper
offices, and countless others, all of which
are adapted to woman nature ana cap
ac.ty. They must have this work Or
perish. Think of those noble women
who virtually say, Let Death have US,
so ne takes to God our manly purity
un,aintcd' Thank God for the women
who die honorably, AMI only perish
physically. What did those mel WI ON
the wort. calls heroes, more ta.tn these
women Ginning to their conscience,
died at their posts! Want OF work has
great deal to do VITA driving twenty
Thousand women to shame. \ woman
pcrishing IN the streets is f.ily rs in
congruous as a woman in tas Senate or
in the forum.
When woman stands nearest man as
his equal the true idea of civil Zation will
be uniolded- Christianity will have
reached its highest ascent. - Ercning
Post.
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on a ioy Of wool, i.'pkinE srt''tt'a' Y
at the iron door o. the kiln Whfa "A :
child was oat of sight, AMI tn 1t Al
light footstep ceaselto b: IL 'arl ireadlnl
first on the fallen leaves and then on thu
rocky mountain path, the lime 'rfi =
began to regret his deper' - IL t
that the little fellow 8 pres nee hal been
a blrrier between hi. guest and hims III.
and tha, he must now deal. heart to heIrt
with man who. on his own Confession.
had conmi,te tie only one CRIME Tor
which Heaven ,iid aFw no N 'r"v. -
that crime. in 1T. in - D' i''',
= IN, to ovcrsla low h'm :. a.
.,irner 5 own sihs rJs- up witlii h!m,d
nt .e n.s memory riotous with tafoas
feeil saa 20. that asser'cl their kin Il
With the mastsr sin. whatever It m'sh'
e, which it was within the scep, OF nan 5
cor,up,.d nature to conceive and cherish.
they were all of re family they went
TO and fro b,tween his breast and Ethan
Brands, and carried dark greetings from
one to the otner.
Then B.rtram remembered the stories
which had gr, wn traditionary in reference
to this strange nun, which had come
upon him like tn sha ow of night,
and " 5 IN ,hin. hi nsalf at homr in his
olh place. nj er SO long an absence that
the d.a proIle. died AMI bs''ed Tor
yea,s. would hav: hal mure right t. be
at hom in >,'y niliar SPOT than he
Ethan Brand. it w.s sa d, h ID conv'r,e
with Satan t.ims,lf in the l,rll b.aze ei
this very kiia. The l.Isnl hal b.rn
matter Of m,rth heretofore. but inokrl
grimly. According to this tai, b'fo'
Ethan had departed on hi s.arca II.
had been accustomed to evokc h nd
from the hot furn ,ca of tae line-S:!n,
night after night. in order to confer with
hlm abou. the Uapard'nsb'e Sin; the
man and the feni. eact labpriny 10
frame the i'm &c Of So n nod Of 2ml'
which could neither he a'onrd for no'
forgiven. AMI. with the 6rst CLEAN o
light upon the mou tan top, the h,nd
crept in at the door, there to abide the
in..n.e.. element Of Gre, until pgalr
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 2, 1858.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

RE-BUnDNG.-The burnt district is being rap
dly covered over with substantial frame heu-
sss in place Of those destroyed. Some fifteen
or twenty buildings have already been put up
and commenced on Broad street, and about the
same number are in course Of construction on
Main and Commercial streets. aud we notice
many piles of lumber which have been hauled
for the erection of others. The owners of many
Of the vacant lots have determined to put up
brick buildings in place of those destroyed. 1t
is now reduced to a certainty that One-story
brick houses can be made thoroughly frs-prOof.
no matter how hot the fire may be around them,
and as such buildings can always be rented to
advantage, they afford good opportunity for
the investment of capital. 1t is useless to talk
Of protecting the town from FIRE by the organi-
zatlOR of fire department. Net until the hou-
ses in the business portion Of the town are con-
structed of brick, shall we be secure from de-
structive cOnaagrations
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

DOUGLAS AT HoNE.-A Democratic State Con-
yeHtion was held in Illinois, April 2lst, which
adopted resolutions fully and unequivocally
sustaining Judge Douglas and the Congression-
al delegation of that State. A desperate at
tempt was made by intcrmedders from other
States, TO distract the Democracy OF Illinois on
the Kansas question, with what success can be
Inferred by the following extract from recent
speech of Judge Douglas:
I'VE have recently held State Convention.
Public meetings were held in ninety-eight of
the Que hundred and odd counties. In ninety
seven of these counties resolutions were passed
endorsing the course OF the dele cation ia Con-
gress upon this question. In one county the
opposite policy you see sustained. That was
the county of Lake, a county where the Repub-
lcans have an overwhelming maj ,rity-per-
haps ten or tweHty to one over the Democrats
and where there were just Democrats enough Ia
hold the post Offices and custom-h house, and to
fill the lighthouses. That one county was car
ried by the Lecompton men, twenty-seven oi
them in number think; the other ninety-sev
en- counties were being carried by the anti-Le
compton men, and in nearly all of them by 8
unanimous vote"
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

AEREsrED.-Under Sheriff Van Hagan left
Nevada last Sunday night, for Marysville, iu
search of several persons supposed to have been
connected with the late stage robbery near this
place. On Monday, telegraphic dispatch was
received from Van Hagan, stating that ho had
arrested John Hope, Aaron Bridgeport and o
Spanish woman, against whom circumstances
have come to light, which were deemed sufficient
to warrant their arrest. Hope has been mining
in this vicinity for the past eigeteen months
and has always been regarded as an honest
industrious man ; he stopped working about a
month ago, to settle up his bushes. with the
intention of going to Sonona county, where be
had brother residing, and some property
Bridgeport has been living about town for si1
or eight months. has followed no business, and
was always complaining Of being sick. The
Spanish woman was found in company with one
OF the men, and was probably arrested in order
10 make use of her testimony, as it is not likely
she had any thing to do with the robbery.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

SERIOUS AcCIDENT.-Mr John Smith, miner
working at Moore's Flat, met with a serious
accident last Thursday. He was at work in a
tunnel known as the Long Cut, when large
boulder in the roof of the tunnel becoming
loosencd suddenly fell upon him, manglng his
foot and leg below the knee in terrible man
ncr. He was brought to Nevada on Friday and
placed in the county Hospital under the charge
Of DR.. Wickes. Fears arc entertained that the
injured LIMB will have to be amputated, as it
vas completely mashed. and the bone in some
places projected through the skin.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02
LEGAL NOTICES.

CAERIFF"S SALE.--By virtue OF Decree
~ and Order OF Sale TO directed and issued Of til
Hon District Court of the l4th Judicial District in and for
Nevada county and State Of California, a judgment
In said Court on the 18th day Of may A. D. 1853 in favor
of SAMUEL. RIDINGER, and against HARRISON Nc
CHARLES for the of Five hundred and seventy
dollars principal debt with interest the said of
S572 at the rate Of two per cent per month from the 25
day of March 1858 until paid, together with $40
suit for the sale of the following described property
wit: The certain Water Ditch lying and being in Nevada
county and State OF California commencing at the north
east branch of Greenhorn Creek and extending Gold
Flat in aad county constructed for the purpose Of
veying the waters Of said creek 10 the mines In
Gold Flat aforesaid with all aud singular the privileges
and appurenasces thereunto belonging In anywse ap
pertaining
Notice is hereby given that will expose to public sale
to the highest bidder for cash. all the above described prop
cry in front of the Court House door, in the city of Ne
vada, on TUESDAY, the 6th day Of June, A, ID. 1858,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. ~ and O'Clock +. NJ
to satisfy and pay said judgment.
Given under my hand this the 18th day Of May, 1863
5. W. BORING, Sheriff
33-td Nevada County.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02
District COurt.-NIay Term, 1883
NILES sEARLs, District Judge.

NILES SEARLs District Judge.
WEDNESDAY, May 20, 1858.
George Ebert admitted to citizenship.
Samuel johnson rs. Kidd ct Al-Contnued until next
term
Nancy McGrAth VS.. Geo. T. McMurray-Continued BY
consent Of parties until next term Of Court.
Isaac Deitz vs. James Turney-Judgment for defendant
upon report OF Referee.
James Hepburn John Dsy-Jury waived and cause
tried and submitted.
H. B. Homer aud J. Harvey Helm excused for term as
trial jurors.
THURSDAY, May 81
II. A. zar VS.. C. B. ZaG-Jury waived, cause tried and
submitted.
J. B. Lobdell vs. McPutney ct Nl-Jury waived, cause
Otis j. Stlnton vs. Robinson ct al j. Wood vs. Robin
son, Terry ct al, Vim. Rem Robinson Cs.-Dismiss.
ed at plaintiffs costs.
FRIDAY, May 2s.
trial argued and submitted.
F. A. Booth vs. Walsh ct al-Dsmissed at plaintiff IS
costs.
Isaac Godsworthy Co vs.. Mt. Hope Mining CoJudg.
ment By default
SATURDAY, MAY 90
Samuel Rogers f. W. Hooman-Jury en- pannelled
and sworn On motion Of plaintiff leave given to amend
plea a1ing exceptions inter posed by defendants counsel
jury discharged from trial Of cause.
Abercrombie ct al Hubbard ct al-Yotion for new
trial submitted without argument statement to be
tied by the Court
Henry Trautman native Of France and John Kelly ma
MONDAY: May 81.
H. A. ZaG vs. G. h. Zsth-Finding Of Court fled divorce
denied and judgment entered for defendant.
J. III. Wentworth vs.. Zenas Wheeler 4 Co B. f. Man
tee aud Chas Ice Intervening for plaintiff
and pro rata distribution to nteTvenors.
TUESDAY, June !.
Mcleod, vs. Mccormick and Jeukins-Actiun for DANA
ges in the diversion OF the waters of Greenhorn Creek
Verdict for PIN, $500 damages
!. NJ ark, Chas McEyey-Action for the recovery
Ofmning claims. Jury tral-not concluded
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

RAcING.-A foot race, for $500 dollars a side,
came off at Snow Point last Sunday, between
Charley Johnson alias Cherokee Bob, and Dave
Kirkland. The parties had been training for
six weeks, but at the time of the race Kirkland
was unwell, and net considered in good run
ming order. The distance ran was one hundred
yards and Bob gave Kirkland two and a half
feet, and came out seven feet ahead. Betting
was brisk, and considerable money changed
hands. After the foot race was over, the crowd
repaired to Moore's Flat, to witness some scrub
horse races, which came off in the evening Du-
ring the first race, one of the riders was thrown
from his horse. by the brcakiag of the saddle
girth, bat fortunately was not Injured.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

CHAINED DowN.-On Saturday night, two
prisoners in the county Jail, LuddingtOn and
One Eyed Tom. dug hole through the brick
partition that separated their cells, large
enough for man to pass from one cell to the
other. 1t is supposed that their intention was
to dig holes through the other partitions and
get all the prisoners together for the purpose
of making an attempt to escape. The Sheriff
has since caused Luddington and Tom to be
chained down, by their hands and feet, to the
floor of their cells.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

KnLED.-Franeis Fairchild was killed last
Friday, at Little Grass Valley, Bridgeport tp.,
while at work in his claims. lie was holding u
pipe at the time, when the bank fell upon him
completely covering him under the earth. His
body was taken out in about fifteen minutes,
hut the vital spark had fled. Deceased was an
industrious, enterprising young man, and much
respected by his acquaintance and friends. He
formerly resided in Evansville, Indiana. At
tde time Of the accident, his father was stand
ing about hundred feet from him, holding an-
other pipe.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

The AMOUNr.-The auriferOus quartz boulder
which we noticed last week as having been
found in the claims of the Ohio Co., at Moors's
Flat, has been pounded up and the gold extract
ed and sent to the mint. Estimating the gold
at $l7 to the ounce, it yielded $4,000. The
diggings out OF which the boulder was taken
are owned by Messrs. Stewart, MeLaen, aud
others, and they are confident that the claims
sentain few more Of the same sort.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

FATAL AccIDENT.--Last Friday evening, a
man named Hayes, who resides on Wolf creek,
got on his horse and rode TO Berganse's ranch
10 procure some article which was to be used at
ball that was to have come off that evening
at Wolf creek. On his return, his horse STUN
bled, threw him of, aud injured him SO badly
that he died in few minutes. He struck on
his chest and must have rupturcd a blood yes
sell as the blood immediately gushed from hil
mouth, nose and ears.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

BUSINESS NorIcEs.-Mr. J. A. Lancaster, for
merly Of the Oriental Livery Stable, has pur-
chased the Union Stable on Spring st, and is
again prepared to accommodate his customers
and friends with horses, buggies, &c.
Mr.. S. w. McAbee has re-Opened his crOckery
store, in the brick building occupied by Welch s
book store on Main street.
S. W. Crush. late of the Monumental Hotel,
has fitted up restaurant on the lower floor Of
the Democrat Building, Broad street, and it is
superfuous to inform the public that his estab-
lishment will not be excelled by any eating
house in town.
Attention is called to the advertisement of
7. Ellard Beans Co., who have just received
large supply of provisions, groceries, liquors,
&c.
E. F. Spence has purchased the stock of drugs
and medicines Of DR.. Bailey, at the stand for
merly occupied by DIR. Lark, where he will be
happy to see his old customers.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02


seases with truly great since his return from
abroad. Office in wrights Building s. W. corner Of Mont
goery and Jackson streets where he may consulted
daily. ls-3m
As- DIR. L. j. Czapkay.-we would direct the
pecal attention of invads to perusal of Dr. L. j. Cap
kays advertisement 20 be found in another column of this
paper in order to place the services Of learned and expo
rienced physician within their reach So much i'll has
been inflicted the human family from the pernicous and
ignorant practices Of EMPIRES that If
filling bounden duty to make known where udic:ous
lief be obtained To those unfortunate enough to suf
fer from the effects of sexual private diseases their
treatment cheerfuly commend DR.. L. j. Czapkay as
Of scientific and medical requirements, possess
ing all the requisites, from long experience and acknowl
edged skill for the successful practice OF his profession
Having made sexual complaints especial study like the
celebrated Rc0rd Of Paris he is enabled to guarantee
speedy and In all of private chron
c disease whether the effects of contagon, sefabuse
loss Of viry and in order that patients at distance
may avail themselves of his advice, free consultation by
letter is open them The knowledge that we have of
the numerous he has effected Of which Of
long standing leads to place much faith in Dr. Cs ef
hcacy commend him to the confidence Of those III
health Dr. Capkays Office is in Sacramento street. be-
low Montgomery, nearly opposite the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Co.'S Office, San Francisco
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

FOURTH OF JuLY.-The citizens Of San Juan
are making extensive preparations for celebra-
ting in becoming manner the approaching
anniversary Of our national Independence. The
exercises will consist of the reading of the Dec
iation, an Oration, barbecue, speeches, patri-
otie toasts. De.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

A FAMILY PROVIDED FOR.-At a recent town
election in Nahant, Mass, D. A. johnson was
chosen Town Clerk; d. A. johnson. B. John
son aud John R. johnson we're chosen School
Committee; W. II. johnson, Walter johnson
and J. B. johnson, Selectmen; w. w. J ohnson,
Treasurer; F B. johnson, Highway Surveyors
aud Joseph Johnson and David johnson, two
Of the fVe Constables. We presume they were
supported by the johnson family generally.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

INFORMATION WANrED.-Letters have been re-
eeived by Mr.. Crenshaw, Postmaster at Nevada,
making inquiries for Hiram Phillips, from East
Bend. North Carolina, and for VIM. S. Hagler,
from virdew, Illinois Ifany person can give
any information in regard to the above parties,
they will confer q favor on their friends by com
municating the intelligence to Mr. Crenshaw.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

ACcIDENT.-A laborer, whose name we could
not learn, was seriously, though not dangerous.
ly, injured last Monday evening, by the falling
of brick chimney, which had been left stand.
ing, on the site Of Shellherns lager beer saloon,
Commercial street. He was standing near the
chimney, mixing mortar, and as the chimney
fell, some o: the brick struck him on the chest
and knocked him over. He was severely bruis
ed, but we learn will recover from his injuries
he had recently arrived from the States.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

J. r EG A NJ 3
Steam Refined Candy Mandatory,
NO. 3S MONTGOMERY STREET,
Between Bush and Sutter Streets, San Francisco.
Poets sing of the spicies in Indian Isles,
OF the ctron, the orange and lime;
They sing Of the fragrance so lavish dinusd,
BY the breeze in each tropical cline.
Let the epicure boast of each high. .navord dish,
The favor Of wines or French brandy
Yet none of the list named above compare
With J. Regan's Steam Refund Candy"
Rich spices and fruits and sweet flowers may be good
Or dishes for epicures dainty;
But the question in this will not debate
Yet each have admirers in plenty.
Withal there are none OF them half so well priced,
From the sweet prattling child to the dandy
As that sweetest Of sloeets everywhere idolized--
mean Regan's "Steam Refined Candy"
"Regan" was arst on the Pacific Coast,
Who made conections-the fact Is known WE'LL
Tho twas years since, he continues il still,
And sells by Wholesale and retail.
He is selling his stock at such reduced rates,
That purchasers are always handy,
And they find each variety known 10 the trade,
Among J. Regan's "Steam Rehn'd Candy"
Here's hundred varieties that need not be nam'd
And being made by the new improved process;
He sell his goods cheaper than any other man,
For parties, to families or grocers
OF French candies nolu, his assortment Is large
And buyers will find II most handy,
To call send for their holiday stock right away,
of. Reean's Steam Refnd Candy" T9tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

The following was one of the dying deelara-
tions of Thomas II. Benton:
l rejoice n the defeat Of the Lecompton fraud.
honor the Douglas Democrats who have dared
to do right irrespective of their own interests.
That was noble struggle.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

The FIRE.-Parties desrous of sending cop
les of the Democrat, containing an account of
the late fire, with diagram of the burnt dis
trict, can procure them, ready for mailing, by
calling at this Office
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DRY GooDs-MOssrs. steel Cohn, No 54 Broad street
have just received the largest and most complete assor
men of Dry Goods brought this place which they
sell at reduced rates.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

COUNTY CENTRAL CoMMIrTEE.-It will be seen
by notice in another column, that meeting
of the Democratic Central Com mittee, for this
county. has been called for Saturday, the 18th
inst. The Committee are called together for
the purpose of making the necessary arrange
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

TEs Oldest couple alive are supposed to be a
Mr.. Snyder and his wife, who reside at Burns
dale, Penn. He is one hundred and eleven,
and she is one hundred and seven; and they
have been married about ninety-three years
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

ExcHANGEs.-The Alta Express Co. have been
very attentive in furnishing US with exchange,
since our last ISSUE
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

ATLANTIC MAn.-The mail for the Eastern
States will close at the Nevada Postofice to
morrow evening.