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CHARrEsTOWN. MASSACHUSETTS,.

Glass No whicou logs No a. White
No White pine No H. Ash cypress No H. Hickory butts,
timber, and white wood No 10 slaves No 49, Black
No 81 Iron No o. Spikes and nails No 23 Lead and tin
"a Pig No. %. Hardware. No 81 Paints, oils
g. Flax No 90 Cotton No 30 Flax
twine No 81. No 80. Leather No. 80. No.
Brushes No 49, Bunting and dry goods No 81 Pitch
No SO Talow soap oil No 80 Ship chnndry No. s0 Station
cry No ire wood
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Glass No. TO- White Class IL. Ash plank No. IT, Black
walnut and cherry No 81 Iron. No % Spikes nas No.
20 lead zinc and tin No 81 Paints, oils No 80 Leather
No So Hose No 49, Pitch and rosn No 49, Tallow SOAP
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-- hereby guaranty that in the foregoing bid CT
OF the therein named be accepted he
they WILL days receipt
post designated the
shall fail Aforesaid guaranty
make good the difference between tho offer Of the said
and that which may be accepted
Signatures oftwo guaranors G D.
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PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA.
WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Class No TO- White No H. Ash cypress white oak boards.
No. is B No 81 Iron No ~ Spikes and nails No
Lead and tin. Ne "a Pig iron No. rs Hardware No
oils No No 80 Flax
No 81 Glass No az Leather No 81. Ptch
Tailow, soap, 49, ship chandlery md gal
ley No A. Chain No 49, Igot copper No.
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-, OF --, in the State OF ---, here
agree furnish deliver the respective yards all
agrecaby
schedules therefor conformity with the adver
OF tho 18th Of May 1868
my accepted, request be addressed
and the the navy agent TO
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-22

OTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF Neva-
- da District Court oi the l4h Judicial district Of
said State.
The People Of the State Of California to JOSEPH CHAN.
BEIl5 and BISHOP GOODRICH Greeting:
You hereby summoned 10 appear a1d answer the
complaint Of MILES CREAMER. filed against you Stephen
venard. Samuel Conne Christopher sche, David lemon
Edward Kent, Epsley Chas. Robinson and Waldo NJ ALIEN
composing the company known the Empire Mining Go.
within days from the service Of this writ. II served
you In this county within twenty days II served you
In this District and out Of this county and within forty
" yd you In the state and out OF this district
In an action commenced the 18th day Of December A.
D. 1853 In said Court nine hundred dollars due the said
plaintiff BY the said defendants upon two certain proms
cory notes bearing date ths 9th day OF September 1885,
made and executed by said defendants to said plaintiff
set forth in plain original complaint file In the
Clerks Office Of said District Court certified copy Of
which accompanies this summons.
And you hereby notified that you fail to answer,
said complaint herein directed plaintiff will take judg
ment against you by default together with s costs Of
suit also demand of the Court such other relief Is
prayed for In his said complaint.
In testimony whereof Rufus Shoemaker ERIK OF tho
(@-0 District Court Aforesaid, do hereunto set
! seal. my hand aud impress the seal Of said Court
l~~J at Office. in the City Of Nevada, this l4th
day Of December, A. d. 1858.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk,
BY VIZ. SMITH, Deputy Clerk.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-22

FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY AT SAN JUAN.-A
difficulty occurred at gambling saloon at
North San Juan, last Friday morning, result
ing in the death Of a Mexican. Four men,
among whom was one Holman were seated at
a table playing cards, aud between three aud
four O'Clock in the morning Mexican came
in, sat down between them, and laid his head
on the table as il he intended to go to sleep
Holman asked him to leave, aud told him to
lay down on another table if he wished to go
to sleep. The Mexican refused to leave, and
Holman was preparing to force him away,
when the Mexican drew knife bat was pushed
back by chair He again made lunge at
Holman, but was this time knocked down by a
bench in the hands of some person behind him.
He then made rush towards Harry Doan, who
had previously taken no part in the difficulty,
evidently with the intention Of stabbing him.
Doau was standing at the time with pistol 10
his hand, aud at once fred at TIE Mexican.
wounding him in the leg. Doan Immediately
ran out the door, followed by number OF
Mexicans, one of whom, named Gregoria, at
tempted to stab him, upon which Doan fired at
Gregoria. The ball entered bis groin, iufct-
ing wound from the effects Of which be died
on Friday night. Doan was examined on Fri
d.y before Justice Farquhar, and discharged.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-22
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.

ABsTRAcTING PAPERs-INTEREsTING Court
PRoCEEDINGs.-It will be remembered that the
County Treasurer placed in the possession of
the Grand Jury about hundred and fifty IL
censes. which purported to have been made
out for back quarters and not called for. The
Jury recommended that these licenses be de-
posted with the Auditor for safe-keeping, and
an order to that effect was made by the Court
of Sessions. On Friday morning last, Mr.. Sig
Quincy, accompanied by Col. Whitman, went
to the Clerks Office, aud asked Mr. Lambert to
show him the licenses. Mr.. Lambert complied
with the request, stating at the time that they
were on file aud could not be taken from the
Office. Mr.. Sgourney took the licenses and
asked Col. Whitman if be (Sigourney) did not
want them TO make ont his accounts. Col.
Whitman told Sigourncy that the licenses were
his property and he had right to do as he
pleased with them; and he accordingly walked
of with the licenses. leaving the Colonel to dis
cuss the law points of the case with the Deputy
Clerk.
The District Attorney being informed of the
facts took measures 10 recover the papers The
Treasurer was cited to appear before the Coun-
ty Judge to answer for contempt in abstracting
the papers. Judge Caswell ordered the Treas
urer to refle the licenses in the Auditors office
by two o'clock on Saturday, which order he
failed to comply with. He was then arrested
by order of the County Judge and committed
to Jail for contempt Of court In the evening
of the same day Mr. Sigourney was brought be-
fore Judge Searls on writ of habeas corpus and
discharged. Judge Searls held that the County
Judge had no right to make the order for de-
posting the licenses with the Auditor. as they
we're originally deposited by order of the Court
of Sessions. and that the commitment for con-
tempt was consequently illegal.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-22
BROAD sTRFFT DRUG STORE.

BROAD STREET DRUG STORE.
TT II. WICKES ~ CO., Successors to W. G.
c,,os Porcelain WhIs
U.52~In.s Port Wins
C1SnicaIs. SaeTy Wfas,
Dye StGI, Mddird Nue,
PGinLs FYnt 6randy,
Thyyen,ine Holland Gin,
White Lead, Wtado0 Gd",
Red Lead Lard OIL
LlAdrgoe, SpeTm OF
Brushes, Polar Oil,
Alcohol Fish oil,
Starch Cda0T OIL
Pearl Brandy, Meats tbot OIL,
Tlpiocd Patent Medicines,
Canary Seed, PetJ JunIery
Liflsoed Oil Choking Ertrdds
Copd Tdnish Spices,
Japan Parrish, Ray Rum,
Coach TdTish, SdIsdpdind,
Dd,Sdr Varnish WeIders Cordial,
I'uay Cherry Pe1orai
Zinc Paint. WtidT's Bdlsdm.
Together with general and complete assortment Of all
articles in line which will be sold at prices low
they be afforded in the mountains.
Physicians prescriptions c1-~...ilv compounded
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-22
DENTISTRY

T. ELLARD BEANS & CO.,
Kidd & Knox's B ick---52 Broad Street.
Offer at Greatly Reduced Prices
1On KEGS ASSORTED NAILS
lUO 200 Boxes Of Candles
25 Bags Of Rio and Java Cooffee
so Cases of Assorted Pia Fruits;
so Kegs S. +. and B. Syrup;
rs Boxes of Raisns
so Kegs Of Butter;
80 Bags California Beans;
SO Boxes His and Cogates Soap;
With large and complete assortment of all kind of Goods
in our line Of business. Consisting In part Of
Flour, Potatoes Pork,
Bacon Hams Mackerel,
Salt salmon, California Cheese Cohsh,
Ranch Butter, Crackers. pickles.
Celebrated Curious Tea and the finest assortmento OF
Gan and Shelf GOOC1S
EVER BROUGHT To NEVADA
WINES 60 LIQUORS,
We would also inform our friends and the
public tli I we have added to our large Stock
complete assortment of Wines and Liquors. consisting Of
SansevaIn's Sparkling Angelica,
White California Wine,
Claret, Sauterne,
Ginger Wine, Gum. Raspberry
Peppermint, aud Lemon Syrup,
md s,ouShton Bitters,
WOLFE's AROMATIC SCHNAPPs, sc.
ALE AND PORTER,
New York Gne mixed and Old Dock Brandy, Whisky, Gin,
Sherry and Port Wine.
Sc We call attention TO the above Stock -Sa
Our Motto is Small Profits & Ready Pay.
Goods Deiirered Free Of Charge.
II. ELLARD BEANS s. co.
Nevada June 1st. ls5s.-S5tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-22

CmR1srMAs BAIL-Mr. Geo. A. Lancaster
gives q Christmas Eve ball, at the National Ex-
change, on Friday evening, Dec. gath, The
proprietor and managers are determined to
make this the most pleasant reunion Of the
season.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-22

RIcH QUARTZ DISCOVERY. have been
shown specimen from quartz lead recently
discovered on Rush creek, which bids fair TO
prove the richest lead ever discovered in the
State. The lead is from twelve to eighteen
inches in thickness, has been opened along the
surface for 3 distance of about ten feet, and
some six hundred pounds of rock taken out in
all of which gold is visible The speclren,now
before us, weighs some five or six pounds. for
which the owners of the lead were offered II
hundred dollars, and we are informed it is Just
about the average richness of the lead. From
fifty to hundred pounds Of the richest rock
was packed two miles, to where the owners
lived, in buckets, and they estimate that il con-
tans from two to three thousand dollars in
gold, and from what We have been told we
should Judge that this estimate is rather below
than above the mark. The lead is about three
miles from Nevada. aud was discovered about
two months ago, by Mr.. WIN. B. Swan, who i'm
mediately formed company and fourteen hun
dred feet Of the lead was taken up and record
ed. Without being aware Of the richness Of
the lead, the company commenced running a
tunnel; some Of the members becoming discour-
aged sold out their interests, aud on Friday
last the remaining members concluded to open
the lead on the surface before going to more
expense in running the tunnel. On opening
the lead, they soon discovered that the rock
was surprisingly rich. They are now prosecu-
ting their work on the tunnel, which will strike
the lead about seventy-Gyc feet below the sur
face, and man is employed to constantly
watch the lead, to keep outsiders from carrying
away the rock. The following gentlemen are
the lucky owners: VIM. d. Swan. John Robin
son, VIM. II. Hill. VIM. Gham. Jos. Gilbert.
d. McLane, and " NJ. Green. 1t is called the
"Wyandotte Lead"
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-22

nEssOI4U1IOh.-4ne CO-PnItHershIp here
~ toore existing between the :. Wall John Webber
and ~ f. scott under the name and style Of j. : WALL
co. Is di-soly cd this Zee. 9th 1858 J. :. Wall pur
chasing the stock in Trade of the late hrmeither party
is authorized to collect and receipt for any moneys due
the concern Of J. :. Wall Co.
Those indebted, are most earnestly and emphauee
requested to make immediate payment
j. 6. WALL.
JOHN WErx
Nevada Dec A. 1s5s.-ll4 n. F. s.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-22

DIED-Thos. L. Hughes. Jr.. aged about IA
years, son of Mr.. Thos. L. Hughes. who keeps
the P ark Hotel, on the old Grass Valley road
died on Saturday last of congestion of the brain.
He had been sick about week and his disease
is supposed to have been caused by hard study
At the late county school examination and ex-
hibition, young Hughes took leading part
aud was regarded as scholar OF more tnan or
dinary promise.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-22

maker in the county. nv i.o-e cannot be
passed either for strength style lie Is also prepared
10 manufacture Horse covers Wagon covers Tents AVN
ings Hammocks Wind sails for summer Houses, Trunks
covered, &c.
He hopes by perseverance, and strict attention to bust
ness to obtain liberal share Of patronage.
Nevada Aug rs, 1858. 7u
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-22

PROPERTY TAx-We are indebted TO Sheriff
Boring for a statement of the amount Of pro-
perty tax collected this year.
Amount paid Treasurer and on deposit - s73, 900 co.
Amount OF assessments, including delinquents
of lS5s-57. so, ,e6s O5.
Leaving a delinquent for the three years Sc
Oi--Oo, Slo,ooo uJ.
The delinquent lists of 1856 and 1851 amount
TO S2,79O 25, leaving Sl5,s72 so as the delin-
quent tax of 1858. The taxes on assessments
for capital invested in mining claims has not
generally been paid this year. and will not be
until the case now pending before the Supreme
Court is decided This accounts for the unusu-
ally large delinquent list of this year.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-22

Masonic ELECTIoN.-At regular meeting OF
the Nevada Royal Arch Chapter No. O. held on
Monday evening Dec. goth, the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing Masonic year:
Chas, Marsh, II. E. H. P; TbOs. P. Hawley, b.
K; S. W. Boring E. S.; A. c. Niles c. H..
Tallman H. Rolfe, P. s.; A. A. Sargent L. A
C.. A. Chapman. NJ. Sd v. D. Critenden. NJ.
2dv.; NJ. L. Marsh. NJ, lst ". J. H. Helm. IT,
J. F. Rudolph, Sec'y. j. W. Hastings. Guard
The officers will be installed next Monday even
ing.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-22
BY VIZ. ShFTII, Deputy.
@. Wilson Hill. Atty for Plaintiff.

DOAD NOTICE.-PERsONs WHO HAVE an agree
II ment TO travel the Nevada and Grass valley Inrs.
pike Company Road the month, VIII please can g
the rst Of eTery month and have the renewed
RUIZ SHOEMAKER Secretary. =
NeyGda- sept. Goth 1868.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-22

CHRISTMAS TREAS christmas approaches,
the little folks are on the tip.toe OF excitement.
in expectation of the annual visit of good Santa
Claus. We learn they have determined to erect
christmas tree'' at the Methodist Church, on
Broad street, which will be decorated with toys.
candies, and other presents received from the
good saint.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-22

TOR PRINTING, OF ALL KINDS, ExEcU1ED WITH
] -iSb nestso,s and dispatch az this Qthee.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-22
BY wx. SAITH, Deputy Clor.
Miles CreaIner,

Miles Creafner, In District Court-NeVadh Couny
8 Venard. ct ais.
II appearing 10 my satisfaction by the aihdayit OF
the plainG herein. that Joseph Chambers and Bishop
Goodrich have absened themselves and departed from
this State and that they necessary and proper parties
10 the action and their residence is unknown hereby
order that the Summons herein to said defendants be
published in the Nevada Democrat newspaper publish
ed in Nevada county once week for period Of not less
than thrse months
Given under my hand this 18th day of December. D.
1858. NILES SEARIS District Judge.
horeby certify the foregoing to be true copy of
order entered on the minutes Of said Court.
Attest RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
By VIZ shrut Deputy lI-sm
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sren the .trst dOSs Gfr,ssg .
one bottle is required
Complaint, from the wol
q common headache, all
DISEASED Liver.
Tho Liver is one Of thu
human body, and when i
the powers of the system
stomach is almostentirel !
action of the Liver for tn
functions.whe the stom
are at fauit.and the who'll
Quence of one organ-th'
do its duty For the disea
proprietors has made |
more than % years, Il
with to counteract tn
which it is liable.
To prove that this re
person troubled with Liv
its forms, has but totry {
certain.
A compound has beer
and extracting that par
active virtues ofthe medi
all morbid or bad matter
ing in their place health!
the stomach, csusin gfoot
the blood, giving tone ant
merry removing thecausel
ing a radical curcwithouf
after effects, felt by usinG
Poison that is usually
One dose after eating II
stomach and prevent th'
ing.
Only one dose taken be
nightmare.
Only one dose taken a.
gently, and cures costiye
One dose taken aftel
pepsia.
One dose of two tea
lieve Sick Headache.
One bottle taken for fe
the cause of the disease
Only one dose immedi
One dose often repeated
era Morbus, and a pre-
One dose. taken eften
of bilious attacks, Will
feelings.
" Only one bottle il
system the efiectsOfnledi
One bottle. taken fol
yellowness, or Immature
One dose taken e shori
vigor TO the appetite anC
One dose often repeated
rhoea in its worst forms
Bowel Complaints, yield
One or two doses curei
while for worms in child
er or speedier remedy il
% There is no exagg
they are plain sober facts
to prove. while all who
unanimous testimony in
We take infinite plea
medicine rs a preventive
FEVER, and all Feyers Of
with certainty, and thou
to its wonderful virtues.
Among the hnpdreds
ed to the pubic, there a
commend as DR.. SAM
generally known now I!
preparation is truly a Ii
the most happy results
innumerable certificate
great virtue of this med
est standing in society,
best preparation now
Cbsf7lty Democrat.
Price 81 per bottle.
SAME
FISHER 4 WINSTON an
Ri~h
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yXTORTH READING.-Why is it that so

w many suffer and repine and drag cut misera-
BILE existance untitled for the enJOyments and even
ordinary pursuits Of life when relief may be obtain
ed and health and yigor restored by treatment at
once convenient and safe we'll permanent in its
character.
To those who have suffered long with disease ulti-
mating in loss of appetite, vigor and distate of
social joys the undersigned tenders his professional
services assuring the sufferers candor and sincerity
pleasant, convenient and proper prescriptions. a
thorough cure and sound body and mind without I'M.
pleasant restrictions or hndrance from ordinary bu
sness pursuits.
All diseases Of private nature from whatsoever
cause, either chronic structures irritable
bladder. &C; also, Screfnla. Asthma. Rheumatism,
Piles, &C. skillfuiiy and successfully treated.
DR. Harris can be consulted, daily. between the
hours of 10 A. and p. NJ. and TO 10 p NJ. at lis
rooms, United States Hotel.
Ladies Of delicate Constitutions, those suffering
from complaints peculiar to the sex are invited TO
communicate or send their address.
In order TO satisfy an oft imposed upon community
that there is no intention on the part Of DR.. III. TO
hambug them he begs to state that no fee or remu-
peraton will be received until entire satisfaction
shall be given.
2 Call upon or address
X. B. HARRIS, NJ. y,
de lS-3m~ U. s. Hotel, Richmond, Va.
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TOOTH BRUSHES.

CUPERIOR TOOTH BRUSH HE'S
~ LAIDLEY d ROBINSON invite public atten
ton to their large and varied assortment OF really
genuine English Tooth Brushes which includes
many of their own pattenrs-the designs for which
were sent by them to of the best manufacturers
in London, where the brushes were manufactured
expressly 10 their own order.
They wished 10 offer to the public brush from
which the bristes would not fall out, which, while
il would polish the teeth without scratching the
enamel or decorating the gums. would also reach
heintersices between the teeth. where decay is 90
liable to begin. They believe these brushes will meet
mend them as being fully equal. in every respect to
the formerly worldrenowned Prout's Brushes. The
assortment comprises all sizes, and all degrees of
hardness in the brstles. For SALE wholesale aud re-
TAIL by LAIDLEY d ROBINSON,
Chemists, &C., 9Th and Franklin sts.,
in Richmond Va
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NEW AGENCY IN GODDIN's HALL.

4N-The subsc' iber having secured the large front
Bank and llt Streets offer his services TO the iti-
Gems of Richmond, Manchester and the surrounding
country, in ali business pertaining to GENERAL
AGENT, viz: Hiring out Negroes, Renting out
Hnuses. Collecting Claims, and would also attend to
the sale OF WHEAT. -FOUR, CORN, TOBACCO,
and all other country produce The undersigned is
well acquainted with the citizens of Richmond, hay
ing been born and raised among them. aud TO them
he would refer; To those unacgusiBted with him. he
would refer them 10 Messrs. Goddin d. Apperson and
the citizens generally. Ny terms shall b. moderate
degi-dImH MADn0N
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RUNAWAYS.

- $40 REWARD.-Ran away from
the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR. Said ne
gro was bought by John Saunders, ESQ, of
Richmond, to my care aud furnished him with a
pass to go and see his wife, and return in one week
september last. His wife was then living in Ches
terfield county. near Petersburg. The above named
negro eInaDcipated by the late Thos; o. Taylor.
Richmond or to John Saunders, at Loretto in Essex
county, Va. VIM s. PHILLIPS.
da S-f
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w CHRONIC THRUSH AND DYSPEPSIA
The proprietor of this Specific has been aware of
its virtues for several years having freq lenty made
small quantities for gratuitous distribution, the
afflicted. He had idea OF Offering it 10 the public
in this form, until he urged 10 do 20, by those
who had been cured by its use. He, now with great
confidence offers il TO the public for the two
indicated namely: Chronic Thresh and Dyspepsia
not a general panacea for all the ills flesh is heir
to. Many certificates may be AZ all the places
of sale.
Manufactured and sold by q. WOODRIN, 9Th
street, Church Hill price 81 per bottle, or bottles
for S.. For sale also, by GRUBBs Il APPERsoN Z. J.
PIcoT; J. W. POLLARD 18th street, and DR.. SNELLINGs
corner of Broad and 25tb streets, Church Hill.
aeI-ts
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REMOVALS., Go.
.a GREAT INVOLVEMENT N

c<TYYTpEXTRACTING TEETH.-G. w. JONES
DENTIST. would announce To tho>e Wishing their
teeth EXTRACTED, that he now has instruments supe
rior to any others ever used. The simplicity and
perfection of their adaptation is such 10 render
The extraction of the teeth almost painless aersr
failing to bring The tooth The first trial never breaking
parts.
All other operations, Filling. Cleansing. and In.
serting Teeth. gently and thoroughly, performed
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DETURNED DELINQUENT CITY TAxEs
fTns the sss hn
as q u q. nSs s cent gss e az sn'a unless there
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PIANOS, 40.

NUNNS & CLARK'S PA
- EOS.-SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS
W0V 2. II. TAYLOR has lust opened
from the popular mandatory OF Messrs NUNS d
CLARK whose instruments he has been selling during
the past thirty years. to the entire satisfaction of the
numerous purchasers. Also, Pianos of So octayes
together with several excellent second hand instru.
ments which will be sold ct unusually low prices.
MELODE0Ns. Of Pelaubet's make, TO be obtained
at this establishment only.
PIANO STOOLS. OF q variety of patterns
The most extensive assortment Of MUSIC and Mn.
sical Instruments in the State. P. III. TAYLOR
Je 2Sts Piano and Music Store. lsS Main street.