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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19
The Frazer River HTines.-Narative of a re-
l. turned Gold Seeker.


turned Gold Seeker.
The Crescent City Herald of the 18th inst,
gives the following narrative of 9 gentleman
just returned from the Frazer river mines
Our informant is MIR Mcdowell, miner
of fifteen years experience, man of sterling
truth and veracity, and one well known in this
section. We must premise that be did not go
TO the sound in the first place from hearing the
reports, as he had previously started for there
TO enter into an other business.
Mr.. Mcdowell left Dungeness. on Puget sound
on the 14th of March, for FraZer's river. Oh
the third night he reached Fort Langley, called
40 miles above the mouth of that river, and on
the sixth arrived at Fort Hope. one hundred
miles above the same. In all he was twenty
days from Dungeness to point on Thompson's
river, sixty-five miles above its mouth He first
| found the color opposite Fort Hope He pros
pected the whole distance Of 165 miles to his
entire satisfaction, and found the prospects to
range from fUe cents TO the pan dopn to no color.
The water was rising and will continue to rise
until the last of June, so that the low bars could
not be prospected. The whole distance the
stream was very hard one to ascend on ac-
count of falls and rapids.
He would advise no one to 90 there that can
make two dollars and a half per day anywhere
else, and If they do go, that they provide them
| SELVES Amply VIII duu Conveyance
Small craft are the only means of conveyance
TO Fort Hope, from there it is impraeticable to
travel until the latter end of June.
He saw no one making big strikcs-nc one
making large or even good wages-the average
made one day with another being two dollars
and half day to the man. Most Of the men be
saw who had been to the mines we're leaving.
There are more Indians he thinks on Frazer's
river than in all Oregon and Washington Terri
tories, and they have all been furnished with
arms by the Hudson Bay Company! That com
pany had a notice up at Fort Langley, that all
miners must pay license of five dollars per
month.
Mr.. Mcdowell left Port Townsend about the
lst Of May. At that time there were one hun
dred men at that place entirely destitute-work
not to be obtained even though they were will
ling to do it for their board He anticipates
not only great suffering will be felt, but that
outrages will be committed by so large body
of men pouring into a section of country where
there is not an adequate supply of provisions
We have no comments to make, if the above
plain story is not of itself sufficient to show the
folly of this new humbug, no argument weuld
do it.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

PURSUIT OF HORSE THIEvFs.-Ths San Joaquin
horse thieves, who murdered Major Frank Lane
were overhauled near Mariposa, on May the 9th
One of them, said to be named Monroe, wa.
killed, Another, named Andersen, escaped
and the third one, calling himself Swan, is q
party, received several wounds. Col Potter
and Mr.. Alexander escaped unhurt from the
bloody conflict. The postmaster at knights
ferry says :-"that the man killed and the man
captured were brothers, named Boaley and that
the escaped one is called lcng-haired Brown"
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19
NEVADA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1858.
The Democratic state Convention.

The Democratic State Central Committed
!, met at Sacramento on the 10th inst, and issuet
= q call for State Convention to be held on tn
4th Of August. The committee have made
decided Improvement In the mode Of represen
tation in the Convention. Heretofore, eacl
county was entitled to one delegate for ever.
two hundred votes given to the highest candi
date on the Democratic ticket BY this mean
some of the counties, where Democratic candi
dates were nominated on Settler and othel
tickets were allowed larger representation
than the real strength Of the party entitled
], them The committee this year have decided
that the several counties shall be entitled to
: one delegate for every two hundred votes Civ
en- for the candidate having the highest vote,
who was nominated exclusively by the Demo.
cratic Tarty. By this action Of the committee,
Nevada county will lose two delegates in the
Convention, as the vote of Mr. Findlsy would
have entitled us to nineteen delegates; but as
he was nominated by the Settlers In ether
counties, he was not regarded as exclusively a
Democratic candidate. Judge Field, whose
name was on no ticket but the Democratic, re-
ceiyed in this county S,169 votes, which is the
basis on which the representation is fixed, and
which entities US to seventeen dslegates-one
delegate being allowed for the county, and one
for the fraction. Mr.. Findley did not gain any
votes in this county in consequence Of his name
being on the Settler ticket; he received the
votes however, of many personal friends Of
the other two parties. aud ii would be i'm
proper to count them as Democrats. In the
election of delegates, the question Of Lecomp-
ton and anti-Lecompton will doubtless be the
main issue in the primary meetings, and in
many counties the contest between the two
wings will be fierce. We do not, however, an
ticipate any division Of the party, and feel quite
confident that all will go we'll if moderate coun-
sells prevail in the Convention. The "reading
out" process, If ever seriously entertained, has
been abandoned by all, except small clique
of Federal officials who have their head-quar-
ters at San Francisco, and who occasionally
promulgate edicts Of accommodation through
their organ in that place. Dlstasteful resolu-
tions must be kept out Of the Convention. The
masses of the Democracy can be induced to
support Objectionable men when fairly nomina-
ted, but they cannot be dragooned into sus
tanning principles which they do net approve.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19
CTATE OF CALIFoRNIA. County Of Nera,

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Nevas
- da-ss. MARY FOX residing at Montezuma Hill IN
the County and State aforesaid wife of JAMES FOX also
said Montezuma H desrous of avaing myself of the
benefits of act entitled an act to authorize married
women to transact business in their as sole
traders passed April 18TH 1857 do hereby declare that
intend to carry business in my name and on my
own account and trader in the Bar and Res
taurant business and in leaning and from the date here
Of will be individually responsible in my name Tor all
debts contracted by account OF said business ana
that the amount invested in the is less than five
thousand dollars.
Witness my hand, this 18th day of May A. D. 1855.
MARY FOX.
State of Cali fnrnia County of Nevada On this the 18th
day of May A. D. 1ss, before me- Justice of the Peace
in and for said County personally appeared MARY FOX
and made the foregoing declaration she beng known TO
to be the person described in and who executed the
foregoing instrument and acknowledged to that she
executed the freely and voluntarily for the and
purposes therein mentioned and being by made ac-
quainted with the contents Of said instrument she
knowledged examination seperate and apart from and
without the hearing of her husband that she executed the
freely and voluntarily, without fear compulson or
undue influence Of her husband, and that she does not
wish to retract the execution of the same.
Given under my hand this the day and year 6rst above
written JOHN ANDERSON,
3SJv Justice Of the Peace, Nevada County
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

FRANoE.-The Emperor Napoleon will, it is
thought, visit Queen Victoria this summer, and
the latter coutemplates trip to Berlin.
and Austrians is roviving, aud trouble is anti
cipated.
A French journalist, in a letter written from
Naples, states that Orsini on his trial made the
alarming declaration (Which no journal was
allowed to print.) that ''there are one thousa nd
italians who have sworn to strike Louis Napo-
leon ere the year 1858 shall pass" and that
they would follow him without cessation. These
men, according to the writer, are members of
1.-The long existent secret society,"" of which the
Emperor was also member.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

CALIFORNIA EMIGRANTs TO ARIzoNA.-Ths par
ty who started from San Francisco, March Sd.
for the Atlantic States, by the overland route.
via. San Diego and San Antonio, were met in
the vicinity Of Vallecitos andSa Felipe. They
were getting along very well, under the cir
cumstances They had not been sufficiently car
ful in selecting their animals, some of which
had already given out
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

MOUNTAIN TReUT.-The editor Of the P.aeervill.
Lpder acknowledges In bis paper the receipt Of q
mountain trout weighing six pounds He adds
that Lake Biglcr and its tributaries are full Of
these species Of fish.
Bound FOR FRAZER RivsR.--A company is be-
ing formed in jackson for the Frazer river mines
Ito start in about two weeks.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19
A DNIINISTR ATOR,S SAIE-In uursunn
r TONsTABLE's sALE.-state OF California,


~ County of Nevada, Township of Nevada, SIS. BY vr-
Of Order of Sale to delivered issued from the
Court of John Anderson Esq acting Justice of the Peace
in and for the County aforesaid bearing date May 18TH
d. 1855 to satisfy judgment and decree of SALE by said
Court made the 18th day of May A. ~ 1885, in favor of
II. H. FLAGG, and against NATHAN HAUK and ELIZA
HAUK for the Of s249 TO- debt interest damages and
costs Of sut will sell to the highest bidder for cash. the
following described property to wit Frame House sit
uated between the old roads leading from Nevada
city Washington in the County and State aforesaid
which, said defendants reside together With the lot
Of land which this said house stands also certain
other lot of land situated the south side of said old
road leading to Washington and nearly opposite the aore
said house, and known Hauks Garden, the same be-
ing enclosed by fence fronting said old road andy
ing both sides of Nevada street. and containing about two
acres lesswhch will sell in front of the Court
house door, on THURSDAY, the 10th day of June A. D.
1855 between the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p
n. Of taid day.
Taken as the property of Nathan Hauk Wife, to salts
fy the above demands and accrung costs.
35,5w T. S. GREGORY, Constable.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

PURCHASE OF SoNoRA.-It is stated in the East
ern papers that negotiations are in progress at
Washington for the purchase of Sonora by our
government. The Church party now control
TIE Mexican government, and they are anxious
TO raise funds
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

SPORTING CLUB ORcANIzED.-Several gentle
men, in accordance with previous notice, met
at the House Of Richard Fuller, on the Nevada
and Sacramento road, the 7th inst, and organ,
lied Placer County Grey Hound Club The
following persons were elected officers for the
year, viz: Richard Fuller, President; Geo. Ap-
plegate, Treasurer; aud N. Waldron, Secretary.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

DISCOVERY OF RICH QUARTZ VEINs.-The S. F
Call has been permitted to make extracts from
a private letter, containing some facts in rela-
tion to rich quartz discoveries recently made in
Tuolumne county. Whilst California contains
such mines as these, our citizens should hesitate
before emigrating to Frazer river in search OF
unexplored sold fields. The letter is dated at
Jacksonville, May Sd:
Some friends of mine found quartz lode up
in the mountains, twenty-five miles above this
place, OH the 18th of April. Having been no.
titled that a claim had been staked out for me,
went up, and saw there some of the richest
quartz it was ever my luck TO see. We set men
to work to open our claim. ! think they will
have the lode open in two weeks. In the mean
time, have bought out one of my partners in
the claim that is prospected for $500. In half
an hour after Mr.. Lane, of Sonora, offered me
$500 for the one-half of that interest. At the
present time any of us could get $4,000 share
any moment we please to take it. | send down
q sample of the quartz to your city for assay
The boys have given the vein the name of the
Buchanan Lode. This section of country is all
excitement. Several parties are out prospect
ing.
l have later news. One of my partners has
just pounded out, in half day, with common
mortar. fpe pounds Of gold a..
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

ATLANTIC PAPERs.-Our table was delugcd
with Eastern papers on the arrival Of the Sac.
ramsnto stage last Sunday evening. Hamlin,
wclch, and Charley Palmer, have each placed
us under obligations, for which we tender our
thanks.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

The "ENTANGLING ALLIANcH."-The House
Committee on Foreign affairs, reported rsso-
luton, April l9th, recommending the abroga-
tion Of the Clayton-Bulwer treaty. 1t 10 be-
lieved the resolution will pass both houses of
Congress with little opposition.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

UTAH COMMISSIONERS. Rs.--The President has ap.
pointed Major Mccullough and ex-Gov. Powell
Commissioners to proceed to Utah, for the pur.
pose Of making some arrangement with the
Mormons by which bloodshed will be avoided.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

ACCIDENT AT PLAcER.--Rev. Adam Bland the
Presiding Elder Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Of the above district. had his arm broken
q few days since by his horse falling with him.
He Is reported to be doing well.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

ADJOURNMENT OF CoNGREss.--A jeint resolu'
tion has been adopted by both houses Of Con
sress to adjourn on the 7th of June.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

With costumes. p,o; critics music etc etc. etc.
Jack, the enemy OF all Giants ..... ... EUCENR lE,
BeeswaN, Esq Mr.. NoREHL
Hummey dun m-eat you-up bones andal Giant W. SMn.
GianteSs Mr. STEPHENs.
La Petite Family CIIARLES HENRY JoiN.
Peasants. GREER, MCLrsKY, THOMAS AAp JcINsoS.
Bs- For full particulars. Programmes of the day
Admission to all parts Of the Ann ithcaer Pavilion.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR ! No Lalf price. Infants in
arms free And good comfortable seats for all. Cushion
cd seats reserved for Iadie, and no extra charge.
Owing to the low prices of admission and the immense
expense of this Ieviaan ompany, the Free List posi-
til ely SUSPENDED
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

REcovERING,-It Is stated by the Mariposa
Dmoerdt that Ward, one Of the mon who was
shot by the San Joaquin robbers, is slowly re-
covering.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

ONE HUNDRED AN HoUR.-A quartz mill near
Sonora, Tuolumne county, is said to be clearing
one hundred dollars an hour
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

Transfer RoBBED.-Last Friday morning a
teamster was robbed at Rock Creek, Placer
county. Two robbers demanded his money, at
the same time pressed the demand by present
ing doubls-barreled guns. The booty consisted
of only eight dollars.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

EAcHASGEs.- are indebted to Gee. Weleh,
Of the Alta Express, for regular supply Of
State exchanges during the past week.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

OTTER HuNTTKG.-A party lett Santa Barbara
recently, on an otter hunting expedition, in
tending to hunt in the vicinity Of San Simeon
Bay, San Louis Obispo county. aea
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.

Geo. L. LammOn, Is our authorized agent for this
;4v He win deliver the DxMocRAT TO subscribers, and is
Authorized to receive subscriptions advetsements &c
and collect and receipt for the same ts M
Ocfavian Hoogs Is our Agent for San Francisco.
He Is authorised TO receive advertisements and collect and
receipt for the same.
, Geo. III. L.Ovegrove Is our authorised Agent for
Sacramento TO receive advertisements and collect for tho
same
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

DOARD WANTED.-In a GentceI private
ID Family, for Gentleman and Lady No extras desired
Address Box $50 Post Office, giving name, locality and
price 33.1v
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

FATAL AcCIDENT--A miner, named James
Hudson, was killed, May 18th, by being buried
in tunnel at Whiskey Bar. Gaa
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

GoNE k.-The leading organ of the Black
Republican party, to wit: the San Francisco
Chronicle, has suspended.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

BILLY BowLEGs.-Advces from Florida states that Billy
Bowlegs and twenty his warriors had delivered them
selves up to the United States authorities
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

Coon SwIMNG.-A man named Rafferty,
swan acress the Straits at Benicia, one day last
week. The distance was about three miles.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19
By WM. SMITH, Deputy Clerk.

District Court, 14th Judicial District Nevada CO.
Vim. A. DANA VS.. SAMUEL MCFARLAND and CIIAS. W.
PEGG 1t appearing to the Court by affidavit of James
Churchman attorney for Plaintiff, that W. PEGG one
of said defendants is not resident of this State but
resident of the State Of Ohio and that plaintiff has geod
cause of action against said defendant.
is therefore ordered that service be had upon said de-
fendant by publication in tho Nevada Democrat
paper published in Nevada for the term of three months
next from and after this date
true copy. NILES SEARIS, Dist Judge.
Attest: RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
By WM. SMITH, Deputy Clerk
James Churchman, Atty for Plaintiff. 33-3m
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19
WNI. PRIDHANI.
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevn-
- dnss In District Court Of the l4h Judicial District

of said State.
The People of the State Of California, to CHARLES W.
PEGG, Greeting You hereby summoned TO ap-
pear and to the Complaint Of WILL IAN DANA,
filed against you and SAMUEL. MCFARLAND within ten
days from the service of this writ if served in this
county within twenty days if served you in this MS
trict and out of this county and within forty days sery
ed in this State and out Of this District in an ae
ton commenced the 4th day of May 1858, in said
Court for partition of the property particularly mention
ed and described in the Complaint aforesaid and tn same
cannot be partitoned without injury either plaintiff or
defendants then that the Court will by its order and udg
ment decree sale of said premises aud the proceeds
thereof be divided between the plaintiff defendants
prayed for in the complaint file in the Office of Clerk Of
the District Court aforesaid, certified copy of which
companies this writ: And you hereby notified that
you fail to said complaint herein directed Plant
if will take judgment against you therefor by eaut to-
gether with all costs Of suit and also demand of the Court
such other relief prayed for in his said complaint
In witness whereof Rufus Shoemaker, Clerk OF the
Con Court aforesaid dol do hersuno set my hand Ss
I, (-~) 18th day of May A. n. 1858.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

have later news. One of my partners has
just pounded out, in half day, with common
mortar. Jfve pounds Of gold! Ian.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19
JACK, THE GIANT KILLER

The favortc and most com'cal Of all CLOWNS.
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