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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27

FROX FRAzER.-The steamer Cortes arrived
at the Bay last Saturday afternoon, from Vie
toria, having on board 4S0 disgustcd Fraserites.
Her dates from Victoria are to Oct. 10th. 1t
is stated that the steamer Enterprise had conc
down Fraser river with nine hundred ounces OF
gold dust. The news from the mines are rep
resented as somewhat cheering, but the most
Of the miners were anxious to get back to Cali
fornia. The weather had become extremely
cold oil along Fraser river. It is estimated
that between 5000 and 10000 Californians are
still remaining in New Columbia, nine-tenths
of whom would leave if they had the money to
pay their passage to San Francisco.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27
EXTRAORDINARY EFFECTS OF CIMATB.-We find

ExTRAoRDNARY EFFECTS OF CLIMATB.-We find
the following in an Eastern exchange, purport-
ing to be an extract from California letter:
"a singular metamorphosis followed by Gu
rious results, showing the effects on some pco-
Pile, has occurred here. About four years since
man from the Eastern States came to this
country to engage in mining. He went up 10
Tuolumne, and commenced labOring in u claim
on Woods Creek. In short time his hair,
which was of light brown or auburn color, be-
gan to fall of, and soon there was not u solitary
hair on any part Of his body! Singular to relate,
the mans general health was good during the
time of his pceling. But, what is more remark
able, the general physical appearance Of the
man began to change rapidly. He was origin
ally "long, lank and lean," but now he began
to assume Falstaffan proportions, Although q
large boned person, when he came to this coun-
try he only weighed 160 lbs, but in seven
months after his arrival at the mines his weight
was upwards Of 800 lbs. All things must have
an end, and so did our hero's increase in size
come TO stop. Then it was that hair began
to grow. But now, strange to say, his hirsute
appendagcs, instead of being auburn color, are
coal black. Instead of sandy whiskers he has
whiskers rs black ms jet. One would naturally
think that the individual, after undergoing all
these Transformations, had grown out Of the
recollection of his friends. Now the hero of
this singular Transformation on leaving his home
left behind an afiectionate wife. After residing
here about three years, he sent for her. and she
came to meet her long absent lord. When the
steamer arrived, very large man with black
hair and whiskers met her and claimed her as
his wife. She repudatcd, would not hear him,
for she had heard of the wckedness of this coun-
try. and she was cautious. She cndeavored for
two months TO find the husband who had left
her. then gave him up for dead, and returned
to her old home sorrowful and broken-hearted
The metamorphoscd husband is still here, and
bitterly does he curse the change in his fortunes
which so altered his peronal appearance that
even his own wife cannot recognize him. At
present there is not the least prospect of losing
his superabundant flesh or his hair again chang
iEp COLOR
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27

THE CoMET.-This erratic messenger Of the
heavens is now barely visible to the naked eye
in the southwest, and in few days will entire
ly disappear. From calculations made at the
observatories in the East, it is rendered certain
that this is not the comet of Charles the Fifth,
which astronomers have for some time been
looking for. The elements of this comet cor
respond with those of the nrst comet of 1927.
and with those of 1764, its period Of revolution
being little over thirty-one years. The peri
cd Of sixty-three years, between 1894 and 1927,
will embrace two returns to its perihelion. If
this is the comet Of 1927, its noxt return may
be expected in 1889 or 1890. Running back
two periods from l764 to 1902, we find the re-
corded appearance of comet visible to the ma
ked eye We also find one recorded in 1872
one period back of 1902.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27

FIRE AND Loss or LIFE.-A FIRE broke out on
Merchant street, San Francisco, on Friday af-
ternoon, which destroyed property of the value
$4,000 or $4,000. The fire was soon subduCd,
but man named David G. Harris, was sufoca-
ted in the flames. 1t seems that Harris had
been drinking during the day, but had taken
the advice Of some friends, and retired to his
room, which was in one of the buildings burn
ed. In attempting to escape from his room =
sheet Of fame passed near him, and he fell.
He was Immediately seized by the iremen, but
the inhalation of fire had sutfocated him. His
face and hands were burned to q cinder. Mr..
Harris has resided at San Francisco since lS49.
He was once prominent citizen of Baltimore
having twice been candidate for Mayor.
His brother, Mr.. J. n. Harris, is now q Rep
rssentative in Congress from Maryland. He
was about 46 years of age.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27

DISTRESSING AcCrDENr.-The Yankee Jim,s
Courier Of the 21st, says on Monday morning
last, about ten o'clock, while Mr.. A. F. Blood.
one Of the proprietors OF the Pioneer Saw Mill.
was assisting in rolling logs to the MILL he at.
tempted to stop . log by placing a stick in
front Of it, when the log rolled over the stick.
catching Mr.. Blood between another log and
crushing him horribly. By this accident Mr..
D. loses entirely the use of one arm. besides
having his lower extremities paralyzed. Medi-
sal assistance was procured as early as posi-
Bile, and every thing done to render him assist
ancc. He is still in very critical condition.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27

RAMA regular winter rain storm set in
about II o'clock last Wednesday night, which
continued with little intermission for two days.
More or less rain fell on Friday, Saturday and
Sunday, but on Monday morning the sky was
clear, and the weather has since been delight
ful. The rain has had the effect to raise the
streams considerably, and in many places the
miners have ceased their work in the river
beds Not enough rain has fallen to make any
material difference in the amount Of water in
the bitches,
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27
NEVADA, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 81, 1858.

County AssEssMENT.-The G. V. National
charges the County Assessor with partiality in
the discharge of his duty, in assessing Mr.. J. b.
Underweod's property at higher rate than
given in by him. Itwould seem from the state
ment in the National that Mr.. Underwood did
not make oath to the value of his property, and
in such cases the law authorizes the Assessor to
make bis own valuation. 1t Is not charged that
the property is assessed higher than its real val
ne, and the only fault that can be found with
Mr.. Brennan 10 that he neglected to make q for
NAL demand for an affidavit from Mr.. Under
wood of the value which he placed on his own
property This may have been an error on the
part of the Assessor, but 1t is not very heinous
offense, as the assessment roll was subsequently
examined and Fixed by the Board Of Equaiiza-
ton. The National thinks 1t is outrageous to
have mans assessment made out one way,
and when he enters the Sheriff's ONCE to 6nd
himself provided with but half enough money
to pay his taxes Cases Of this kind may be in-
convenient to the parties themselves, but it is
an inconvenience to which every tax payer is
subject, since the Board Of equalization have
the right to raise the assessment, and no one
can know what his taxes are unless he examines
the records of the Board. Many cases have oc-
CURED this year, in which the Assessor has ad-
ded the value of mortgages and other property
to the list, which he found subsequent to see
ing the parties, had not been given in by the
owners We have always supposed 1t to be the
duty of the Assessor to look up such property
and tax it to the proper owners, but 1t certainly
can make little difference whether this work
is done by him or by the board of Equalization
as the assessment is revised by tho latter.
Our attention has recently been called to
some acts of the late Board of Equalization
which would indicate that that body had more
regnd d for the interests Of certain individuals
than that of the public. The property Of the
Eureka Lake Co. and Of the Miners Ditch Co.
were given in to the Assessor at $lO0,00O each.
The valuation was sworn to, and the proprie-
tors were satisfied with the amount. The Board,
however, on the suggestion of the President,
and without being asked to do go by the own
srs, reduced the property of the Ditch Co. $780,
900, and of the Lake Co. $4,000 1t is but
justice to Mr.. Wall to state that he opposed
this reduction, and contended that the Board
had no right to reduce the value of the assess
ment. except in cases where the owners asked
for the reduction; he was overruled, however,
by the other two members.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27

FORWARDING AND CoNXssIoN.-We direct the
attention of business men to the advertisement
Of W. 7. Ellis, forwarding and commission mer-
chant of Marysville.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27

FRESNO COUNTY STATISTICS. county, by
the assessment Of the pres ent year, seems to be
increasing rapidly in wealth. as we'll as oensd.
rably in population. The amount of assessment
for 1858 is $5S0,00o, which is 100000 more
than that of last year. Tax 81 go per 500,
being decrease Of 10 cents from that of last
year, Foreign miners licence collected for the
last year, over $4,000. Poll tax So. County
Indebtedness about $4,000. This was created
principally by the erection of an excellent Jail.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27

HOMICIDE AT RATTLEsNAKE BAR.-A fatal A.
fray occurred at RattleSnake Bar, Placer eoun-
ty. Ocs 18th. A man named John Redman
was shot dead by Dennis McCarty. The former
was the aggressor. McCarty surrendered him-
self, and on examination before Justice was
discharged.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27

DEsERTED.--A gentleman just down from
New Caledonia, assures us that Whatoom CON
tained but twenty-five white residents at the
time of his leaving. He also says that a report
was current ct Victoria that two of the leading
Indian chiefs in the vicinity of Whatoom. had
decided upon having o fght to see which Of
them sheuld become possessed of a brick build
ing that had been erected at that city of mag
nihcent rospects.-Sonoma Journal.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27

Nor So.--The Journal must be mistaken in
stating that the former hackers of Soda Bill
have challenged Forbes for another race. 1t is
possible another race has been made up but if
such is the case, the principal hackers Of Soda
Bill in the late race are not interested in this
one.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27

ATLANTIC PArERs.-We are indebted to J. E.
Hamlin Of Broad Street Book Store, and to
Geo. Welch of the Pioneer Book Store, for .
supply Of late Eastern papers received by the
mail steamer. The most important news had
been anticipated by the overland mails, but the
papers were Of none the less interest. AT the
book stores of these gentlemen, can always be
found the leading Eastern papers and standard
magazines.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27
nIsSOLuTION OF FCo-PARTNERSnIP-

nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSIIP.-
II The CoPartnershp heretofore existing between j. D.
COOPER and C. p FLAUGHER at Blue Tent under the
name and style of Cooper Co.. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent J, u. Cooper will pay the debts Of the
concern, and is authorized collect and receipt for all
notes and accounts due the said finn and will continue
the business at the old stand
Blue Tent Nevada Co. Oct. 14th 1883
4-4w~ J. r. COOPER,
G. i. FIAUGlIER.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27

RAIN ON TIE MokELUME.-The Mokelumne
river rose so suddenly, in consequence Of the
late heavy rains, that fumes, sluice- boxes, and
miners implements generally, were carried
away with The current. Considerable damage
was sustained by the miners on the river.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27

r. D. FERGUSON has been nominated by the
anti-LeCompton Democratic Central Committee
of Sacramento, to dll the vacancy in the Senate,
occasioned by the death of Hon. W. l. Fergu.
son. The election takes place on the 9th prox.
imA
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27

THE CLAY MoNUMENT.-.-W upon the mon
ument to Henry Clay, at Lexington, KY, has
been suspended, says the LOUISVILLE Journal, in
consequence of want of funds. The uncol-
lected subscriptions amount to the sum of $40,
900.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27

To BE HANoED.-Henry Mewse, alias Charles
Dowse, convicted last week at San Francisco,
of the murder Of Peter Becker, was sentenced
on Friday last, to be hanged on the 10th Of De
cember.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27

SUPPLY AND DE%AND.-An Eastern paper says
that there is perfect mania to possess pieces
Of the Atlantic cable. Everybody has or wants
portion of it, and the supply seems TO ia-
crease with the demand
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27

S. F. TMEs.-Messrs, Towne l. Bacon have
purchased the San Francisco Times, and the pa
per will hereafter be published under their su-
pervision and control,
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27
CONORA SEED WHEAT,
~ FOR SALE BY
4-u w. II. ELITa
Administrators Sale

U UN OAI1INO1xNIA, County OF Nev.,
PORTER HUNGERF0RD Deceased " -'e Estate 81
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an
the Probate Court of said County made tbe oo,h o.
October a. d. 1858, the Undersigned Admini,trta y o
estate Porter llungerford deceased win sell at nnb
tion to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY the IAN a.
November, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. -
O'Clock p. NJ, All the right, title and interest of m.
deceased at the time OF his death, in and to the
situated in the village Of North Bloomfield conntr ~
State aforesaid 1t being the undivided ono,half n;o
in a LIVERY STA BE and the Lot on which IN ~
stands. TERMS CASH. WM TAYLOR ADM ~'
Aid of the Estate of Porter Huneerford d.c,S
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27

NEBRASKA ELECrIoN.-The official returns of
the late election for members of the Legisla-
ture OF Nebraska Territory, show q Republican
majority of ten on joint ballot.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27
Nevada, Oct. 25th, 1858.

We learn from the San Juan Press, that two
brothers named Shay, while running tunnel
in the MeKeeby claims. were severely injured
on Wednesday last, by the falling of a mass o!
earth upon them. Fortunately, neither of the
men had any bones broken.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27

SUPPOSED SUICIDE.--Mr. Ebenezer Thayer, aged
nfty-tve years, was found dead in his bed in
San FRANCISCO, on Sunday, Two vials were on
the table, one nlled with laudnuul, and the 9TH
er, having contained laudnum, empty,
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27

AcourrED.-Dr. L. G. Lyon, recently on tri-
al At jackson, Amador county, for the murder
Of his wife, was acquitted by the jury on Thurs
day last.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27

TNOUND-A PromIsory note for TWENTY-FIVE
dollars and fifty cents, dated Sept 25th 1855 in
Of J. II. McCROREY. and drawn by AIIllEuS HANBIEN
picked up in the street few days ago The owner
have the same by calling this Office and paying for
this advertisement.
Nevada, Oct. 25th 1858.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27

PRNTICE's LAsT.-The announcement of the
marriage at Auburn, of Mr.. Edward Straw to
MISS Eva Smiley, suggests the probability that
laughed consent
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27

LEES NATIONAL Circus will give perform
ances at Nevada, for the last time this season,
on Friday evening, Oct, 29th,
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27

Our thanks to JnO. Pattlson, of Langton's
Express, for DOwnieville papers Of Saturday.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27

ExoHANGEs.-We are under obligations to
the Alta Express for the punctual SeliYery Of
San Francisco papers for the past week.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27

CoFFEE.-The bark Emile arrived at San
I francisco ON Sunday, from Rio de Janeiro,
with $4,000 pounds 81 coffee,
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27
RostDOned.

The above Sale is Postponed until SATURDAY the 5Oth
day of October 1858. Sale to take place in front o me
COURT HOUSE DOOR in the City Nevada between inc
hours above named R. B. CLEMENTS Admir-.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27

MINT MArrERs.-The Superintendent Of the
Branch Mint at San Francisco, has transmitted
to the Treasury Department statement Of its
operations for the year ending Sept 3oth, 1853
The amount Of bullion deposited during the
year was as follows:
Gold Bullion. n............ .$34 ,667 ,8l5 98
Silver Bullion. .......... 569,lH 68
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.

Geo. 4. Lnmmon, is our authorized agent for this
e,tv He weIiver the DEMOCRAT to subscribers and is
authorized to receive subscriptions advertisements &c.,
ana collect and receipt for the same.
Octavian HOogs is Agent for San Francisco
He authorised to receive advertisements and collect and
receipt for the same.
Geo. H. LovegrOve Is authorised Agent for
Sacramento to receive advertisements and collect for the
same.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-27

Total. .$35, ,236, ,957 &c
The wastage on the gold delivered to the
Meter aud Rehner was only 5000 80, while the
amount allowed by law would have been s69,-
1886 63. OF the silver delivered to the Refner,
that officer returned an excess Of $3,3l2 23,
while the wastage allowed on the amount would
be 81, ,13s 28. The total coinage is given as
follows:
Gold Coined. .............$ .$33 3,S48,114 43
Silver Coined. d............ 442,2l5 OIL
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