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The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

SAN JUAN IsLAND.-A correspondent of the
Steilacoom Herald of September 10th, writing from
San Juan Island, says:
We are nov making Notifications and entrench-
ments, to enable us to hold our position against a
much larger force than John Bull has at this part
of the world The town or city of San Juan, which
consisted, when we arrived, OF one tent, now con-
tains ten or fifteen buildings, consisting Of
stores, bake houses, dwellings, SC. II the town
should continue to grow as fast for three months to
come, it viii undoubtedly be the largest city in
Washington Territory. There is room for many
splendid farms upon this Island yet to be taken up
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

FATAL SHooTINe.-A difficulty occurred near
Petaluma, on Wednesday last, between Juan Pulga'
and Francisco Bier, during which the latter was
shot BY the former and instantly killed 1t appears
that son Of PulgAs' wife, had some time previous
in game OF cards with Bier, lost thirty dollars in
payment for which he left horse. On "Wednesday
Pulgas appeared and attempted to take the horse
away, when Bier objected unless the thirty dollars
was 6rst paid and thereupon took hold Of the laria
attached to TIE animal, when Pulgas drew pisto
and shot him in the breast. Death ensued ahnos
instantly. Pulgas delivered himself into the hands
of the officers, and is now in jail.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05
TURNPIKE ROAD NOTICE.


w declaration OF intention to organize Joint
Stock Company for the construction of Turnpike Road
The general route Of said Turnpike Road to be follows
viz Commencing at point in Rough Ready Township
County Of Nevada, and State Of California; at point
the Ranch or Tract Of land owned by Lewis Cotton
and Darwin Cotton, about fifty rods. more less in
southerly direction from the point where the cid road
leading from the town Of Rough Ready to Sacramento
city Squirrel creek running thence said
ranch tract Of land about sixty rods less 10
point the south eastery side Of Squirrel creek thence
continuing in q northerly direction about mile and
half or less crossing said Squirrel creek near the
reservoir known Lads reservoir thence TO the town Of
Rough Ready ntersecting said old road at point
the town Of Rough Ready.
Notice is hereby given to all whom ii concern that
we the subscribers will at the residence and dwell
ing house of Lewis Cotton in the township Of Rough
Ready, County of Nevada and State Of California, on
Saturday the 18th day OF October, 1859, at
O'Clock ~ of said day for the purpose of preimnA-
ry organization of Company for the purposes Afors
said. % 81. j
In witness whereof do hereunto subscribe
and seals. this Sd day Of October A. D. 1882
The said organization TO be pursuant to an act entitled
authorize the formation Of corporations for the
Instruction Of Plank Turnpike roads passed May 18th
1853" LEWIS COTTON,
MYRoN BILLS W. wHTTESEIL,
FRANK DEWEY, DARWIN COTTON
his his
ISRAEL X ADAMS, HlSER X NEWELL,
mark mark
T REED GOE, MAURICE sHEEHAN.
day Of October A. 1852 personally appeared before me-
j. l. CALDWELL Notary Public in and for said County W.
whitesell Lewis Colt Darwin Cotton, Myron Bills.
Frank Dewey, Israel Adams, T. Reed Goe, Hiser Newell
and Maurice Sheehan personally known to to be the
persons described in and who subscribed the foregoing
instrument of writing who severaly acknOw edged to
that they executed the freely and voluntarily and
for the uses and purposes therein mentioned.
~ In witness whereof, do hereunto set my hand
! I seal and official seal day and date aforesaid
(-~) JL CALDWELL, Notary Public.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05
ro.ra or supervIsors-spoeiaI Term.

TUESDAY, Oct 4th, 1859.
Present-Henry Davis and T. Il. Rolfe, Su-
pervisors.
The bonds of the newly elected county ON
GERS we're examined and approved as follows
J. s. Lambert, as County Clerk aud Recorder;
J. B. Van Hsgan. as Sheriff and Ta1 Collectors
z. W. Naslin, District Attorney; J. W. Chinnr
County Treasurer; Martin Brennan, Assessors
C. T. Overtos, School Superintendent, and
Thomas Henry, Coroner.
The bonds Of ell the township onioers elect
we're also exsmiued and approved, with the ex-
ceptiou Of those OF N. Murphy, end 7. ". csls-
man, Constables, which we're rejected for the
reason that they were not signed By the princi
pals.
In accordance with recommendation 81 view
ers heretofore appointed, the route from Rough
Il Ready to the Anthony House Bridge, By way
Of Whitesel's, was declared county road.
Mr.. T. O. Carpenter, ROsd Overseer FOL
Grass Valley township, presented his Tesisna
ton and Account, which we're accepted.
ACCOUNTS ALLowED-OENERAL FUND.
s. W. Boring, Sherir'S fees. .S32s A
R. Shoemaker, Clerks fees. ......... lol 9.
W. F. Anderson, Dist. Attorneys fees 80 OF
SPECIAL FUND.
s. W. Boring, incidentAls. ........... IL OF
s. W. Boring, amt. returned for two
tax certificates. .................. oz ~
J. W. Lockwood. .................. oo "
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05
0ONsTABLE,s sALE.-By virtue OF ar

- Execution TO me directed and delivered issued
of the Court Of J. W. Denson Eq Justice OF the Peace
in and for the County of Nevada Township of Bloomfield
and State Of California bearing date Sept 26th 1885, ia
favor Of p. b. COFFIN and against CHAS. HASKELL x
ninety five cents together with all costs OF suit have
levied upon and seized the following described property
to wit All the right, title interest and claim OF Chas
Haskell Co. in and to a set Of mining claims, situated
Manzanita Hill Humbug District, and known tho
claims of Chas. Haskell Co.'S claims, together with
hose pipes telegraph and fumes and all the appurte
thereunto belonging. Notice is hereby given that
will expose to public sale all the above described prop
erty the highest bidder for cash the ground in
Bloomfield township. WEDNESDAY, Oct. 26th 1889,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock N. and O'Clock NJ
to satisfy the above demand and accruing costs
Given under my hand this LIST day of October D. 1889.
A. J. ENDERS, Special Constable.
Geo. s. Hupp, Atty. for Plaintiff 53-td
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

MURDER IN SIERRA CoUNTY.-The La Porte
Messenger is informed by DR.. Brewster, that the
body of a murdered man was found on THURSDAY
last, between the Hampshire Mills and the Barton
House. 1t appears that two men, names and resi-
dence unknown started from the mill to the Barton
House, which is a short distance below strawberry
Valley, and both were intoxicated. One Oh them
came in alone, and acknowledged having killed the
other. He said that the murdered man attempted
to rob him, drawing knife upon him; and that DC
wrenched the knife away, and stabbed him three
times, causing instant death. The murderer mas
been arrested. At the time Dr. Brewster came Oy
the Barton House, Thursday evening, party hao
gone out to find the body Of the murdered man, and
to hold coroner's inquest.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

DARING RoBBERY.-The Treasurer Of El Dora
do county, was robbed Of $500 last Wednesday
night. The robbers entered the room where the
safe was kept, and where the Treasurer was sleep
ing, by removing pane of glass from the sash dooi
and then unlocking it. They then took the keys OF
the safe from under the Treasurer, secured revol-
yer that was by his side proceeded in their burglar
ious operations, and made safe their retreat They
left in the safe about 81 800, belonging to the Pub
lie Administrator, which they did not find. 1t is
supposed that the robbers administered chloroform
to the Treasurer.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

pASCRoFr's HIsToRY.-N 10 stated that the
eighth veiums Of Bancrof.'s History, including
tAe period from the battle of Bunker Hill 10 the
sIgalDg Of the Declaration Of Independence,
will shortly be Issued from the press. The nrsi
volume was published twenty-five years ago,
and Il is said that Mr.. Bancroft has concluded
not to continue the history further than 1877,
when the present Federal Constitution was
adopted. as he regards our system Of govern
ment subsequent to that time as an experiment.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

A DEyAuLrER AcouIrTED.-Gsorge D. Brush.
ihe defaulting Treasurer Of Calaveras county.
was tried last week at Jackson and acquitted
by The jury. II appears that he did not deny
having appropriated some $4,000 or $4,000
Of public money TO bis own use; but set up the
plea that be never was de jurs Treasurer Of the
ssunty, although he had acted in that capacity
some two years. This Ia q strange defense for
9 criminal to set up, and stranger still that II
should be successful.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

EARLY FRosTs-The Santa Cruz Sentinel says
that there was quite frost in Peiarro Valley, on
the night Of Sept pod, not resulting in much dam.
age but sufficient to wither p0tatoe vines in exposed
situations. Some fields of buekwheat, few miles
east Of Santa Cruz, were somewhat injured. The
frost in Sayante Valley was quite severe.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

THE WALKER RIVER MINEs.-Mr. Magoon,
who has lately returned to Mariposa, from Walker
river informs the Gazette that miners who have got
into their claims, and have moderate supply OF
water, are making money almost beyond precedent.
He says there claims paying one and two pounds
OF gold day, with five six men at work, and that
there are quite number of that sort. The Gazette
adds "were it not for the perfect reliability of Mr..
Magoon, we should doubt this report"
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05
TURNPIKE ROAD NOTICE.

WE THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY DE-
w clare our intention to organize Company for tho
construction of Turnpike Road in the County Of Neva
da pursuant to the provisions Of act of the Legislature
of the state Of aorna, passed May 18th 1858, entitled
authorizing the formation OF corporations for the
construction Of plank turnpike roads commencing at
the base foot Of Penn Valley Hill at the county road
leading from Sacramento TO Nevada and about two miles
half in south westerly direction from the town Of
Rough Ready in the county Of Nevada thence by the
most practicable route to the said town of Rough Ready
thence by the practicable route by the of the
south of Henwoods Ranch. to tie town OF
Grass Valley. in said connty of Nevada.
meeting Of the subscribers will be held at the "Auro
ra House in the town Of Grass Valley. Saturday
the 18th OF October, 1850, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for
the purpose of preliminary organization.
WILLIAM HOBBY, A. c. KEAN,
GEO. N. CRANDALL, THOS COWARD,
s. p. JACKSON, JAS. HERITAGE,
ZANE WICKHAM, WIN. ECHIIN.
ISAAC DEPEW, GEORGE HUTT.
Grass Valley Sept. goth 1889. L. GEBHART
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

CH1NAMEN KILLED-Two Cinnamon at Yreka
were killed bya countryman named Jang Mao
Heong. 1t appears that the latter was making some
repairs at late hour on his house, which prevented
the Others from sleeping. They attacked him and
were both stabbed mortaly. Both died within five
minutes Of receiving the wounds. The culprit was
arrested and placed in Jail.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

EASILY FoUND.--A recent Importation from
Posey county stepped into the office Of the La
Porto Messenger, few days ago, and inquired
for Poverty Hill. The imp of the establish
ment, not knowing that the stranger had refer
ence to q celebrated mining locality in that
county, informed PoOsy that he could nnd pOp'
srty hill. at almost every point from Washoe to
San Diego.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05
KNOCKED Down BY THE AURORA BoRsAL1s.-

KNOCKED Down By THE AURORA BoRsALIs.-
The Harrisburg (Pa,) Union states that during
the resent meteoric display, Que Of the opera
tors n the Harrisburg telegraph Office chanccd
to touch the wire, and was thrown by the o.
lence Of shock which he received, across the
room. The Union. therefore, comes to the con-
clusOu that the phenomena Of the northern
lights may be ascribed to electricity, and q long
disputed question of science is definitely ex-
plaiued by the action Of the magnetic telegraph.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

EDEcTIoN RETURNS. The Union publishes
complete returns from all the counties, which show
the following result Latham, 81 ,453; Currey 81 :
3O2; Stanford lOl39; Burch, 5s, ,457; Scott 81 l07
McKibbin, $780, Baker, 4l,45S; Bolts, 57,5l4;
O'MearA 4lA5S
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

MARIPOsA TRADERs.-The Mariposa Gazette
states that the following are the whole number o.
mercantile houses in Mariposa county, and the ma
tionaity Of the proprietors: Irish, 10; French, 6
American, l3; Italian, 26; Mexican, 3; Jews, 10
Scotch, 2; German, 8; English, 3 Total, 81.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office, at Nevada City
California, October lst, 1859.
Published officially in the NEVADA DEMOCRAT hAv
ing the largest rculation in the county.
LADIES' LIST
Atkins Mrs Elizabeth Parker Mrs Mary
Ferell Miss Wineford Williams Ann l.
Finegan Miss Hannah Weinman Miss Agatha
GENTLEMENiS s LIST.
Allen Levi
Baker S C Boswell Martha
MrCB Boyle Cornelius
Barrows George NJ Bradley George
Billings ID h Briggs S
Bleman A BrySon Hugh
Black J X
CartrT Richard F Collins James
CLANCY John
Delhi Thomas Podd C W.
DOYLE James Dawling Patrick
Dougherty Daniel Duffy ID
Eldred Elisha Espenscheid P J
Felix Frank Fowler Mr.
Foss l.
Groves William Green Hiram N
Gray John Grlfhn Allen
Groom Nj
Hall &C Hutchison John
Hay Gabriel-2 Hughes Stephen
Hawkins Charles Hughes George
Hodge BENJAMIN Huterman Jacob
Hutchns H S Huntley George NJ
Jewett Charles w Jones John
Jones Robert
Kelly Edward ID King
Keller Jones Kirtly Calvin
Kelly John krebs Simon
Mervin S Miller Oliver
Page H Pease Vashni
Ralph VIM Ross NJ W
Radahan Ryder Tyler w
Shylock Samuel Sinclair Jerry
Smith Charles Snow Jesse
Slavin John
Temby Samuel Turner J
Tooney Cornelius Turner
Triplet Alexander
Walsh Jno G Williams Newton
Wauchtol VIM II Winans Stephen
Watts Charles Wlseman +
Whitney n p Wiseman b
Wheeler Sherman Wiseman Robert
Wilson John X
Persons calling for any Of The above letters will please
say ADVERTISED. JOIN 7. cRENSHAw P. "
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

We have received from G. Howard johnson,
Of No. 1856 Clay street, San Francisco, two like
nesses Of the late Senator Broderick. One Is
Of convenient size to be sent 10 letter, and
the other large enough to frame and put in .
gallery. They are both very correct like
nesseA
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

SHOOTING AFPRAY.-A Mr.. Mcdonald was shot
and dangerously wounded in a saloon at Sonora
last Friday night, by gambler named Gardiner
1t appears that Gardiner was intoxicated, and Nc
Donald look his pistol from him. Gardiner went
and got another pistol, returned, and demanded his
weapon. The former refused to give up the pistol
when they clinched, and in the scufe both pistols
were discharded it is thought, accidentally.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

KILLED ny AccIDENT.-Henry Laughsey, who
was at work in the Gold Springs mining claims,
near Columbia, Sept. Doth, was instantly killed by
the caving Of bank of earth and rock, completely
crushing his head. He was native of Ireland, and
aged thrty.fve years.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

A NUNSTAb Bile = SALE'-by Virtue ofan eN-
- ecution to me directed and delivered issued out OF
the Court Of j. W. nenisOn Esq, acting Justice Of The
Peace in and for the township Of Bloomfield Count on
Nevada and State Of California bearing date Sent astb
1859 in favor of W. CASE, and against CHAS HASKELL
Tor the sum Of one hundred and forty eight dollars and
seventy five cents and costs Of suit have levied unon
and seized the following described property to wit: An
the right title, interest and claim of Chas Haskeu In
and TO set OF Mining Claims situated Manzanita Hill
Humbug district and known as the claims Cb. rtii
CO. with hose, pipes, telegraph ana fume together
wh all the appurtenances thereunto belonging Notice
IS hereby given that will expose to public sale the
above described property to the highest biddsr for h
on the ground in Bloomfield township on WEDNESDAY
the 10Th day Of October 1852 between the houra 10
CLOCK A. NJ and 4ocock p NJ to satisfy the above do
mand and accruing costs.
Given under my hand this 1st day of Oct A. D. 1880
A. ]. ENDERS, Special Constabls
Geo. s. Hupp, Atty for Plaintiff. 53-td
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

PICTURE RAYFLE.-We learn that Mr.. Bazely
is intending to dispose Of, By rattle. six splendid
pictures, representing English racing scenes
The pictures can be seen ct bis saloon, corner
Of Pine aud Commercial streets. They are val
usd at 500, and are we'll worth the money.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

CoNvICTs ARRRsTED.-Four men were arrested
at Stockton, last Thursday, whom there is every
to believe escaped State Prison convicts.
They gave their names as John Smith, George
Brown, Jim Bell, and John Lewis.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

MURDER AT SALT LAKE.-Carpenter, promi-
nent merchant at Salt Lake was killed atthat place
on the 18th Of September. He is supposed to have
been murdered by the Danites, for having become
obnoxious 10 the head of the Mormon Church.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

4 WINS Tables SALEs-By virtue OF an sx-
~ eouton to directed and delivered issued ont NJ
the Court OF W. penson Esq acting Justice oftbe
Peace in and for the County Of Nevada townshin ~
bloomfield and State of California, bearing date sent
18th 1859 in favor Of J. WILLIAMS and against j a
DEYO CO., Tor the sum OF sixty six dollars and sevsn
ty FIVE cents, together with all of suit have
led upon and seized the following described property 10
WIT All the right, title interest and claim OIL A. Iteyo
Co in and to set of Mining Claims situated Man
Eanta HILL Humbug district and known ss the claims of
Shas. Haskell Co., with hose, pipes telegraph and
nImes, together with all the appurtenances thereunto
oeiongng Notice is hereby given that will expose
10 public sale the above DESERVED property TO the high
est bidder for cash the ground in Bloomfield township
on WEDNESDAY the Goth day Of Oct. 1852 between the
hours of 10 O'Clock NJ. and O'Clock NJ to satisfy
the above demand and accruing costs.
Given under my hand this lst day of Oct. A. D. 1882
A. J. ENpERS, Special Constable.
Geo. S. Hupp, Atty for Plaintiff. 53-h
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

THE SENAroRsHIP.-A number Of papers have
stated, on what they call good authority. that
Gov. Weller has determined not to appoint
o. s. Senator, but will allow the seat to remain
vacant until the Legislature meets.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

FATAL AccIDENT-George Owen was acoiden-
tally killed on Friday last near his residence, on the
Cosumnes river, in Sacramento county, by the over
turning Of wagon.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

~ ecuon to directed and delivered issued BY j. W
nenson Esq acting Justice Of the Peace in and for
the township Of Bloomfield, County Of Nevada and State
of California. bearing date Sept 26h 1889 in favor Of
WILLIAMS CO.. and against J. A. DEY0 for the sum
of one hundred and fortyone dollars and -four cents
debt damages, and costs Of suit; have levied upon
and seized the following described property to wit: All
the right title interest and claim Of j. A. Deyo in and
to a set Of Mining Claims situated Manzanita HILL
Humbug district and known the claims of Chas Has
kel Co, with hose pipes, telegraph and aume togeth
with all the appurtenances thereuntO belonging No
tice is hereby given that will expose to public sale the
above described property to the highest bidder for cash.
on WEDNESDAY the Goth day of October 1882 between
the hours of 10 O'Clock NJ and O'Clock NJ 10 sAts
fy the above demand and sccruing costs
Given under my hand this lst day of Oct. A. D. 1889
A. j. ENDERS, Special Constable.
Geo. $. Hupp Atty fer Plaintiff 53.td
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

CAUGHT AoAIN.-The notorious horse thief, Lew
is MahOney, who recently made his escape from the
SOnoma county jail has again been apprehended
and sent back to that county for trial.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

~ ecution TO directed and delivered issued out OF
the Court Of j. W. nenson Esq., acting Justice of tho
Peace in and for the County Of Nevada, township Of
Bloomfield and State Of California bearing date Sept 2oth
1859, in favor of j. WILLIAMS and against Wh. W.
COOK, for the OF fifty five dollars and eighty
cents together with all costa Of suit have levied upon
and seized the following described property to wit An
the right title interest and claim Of WIN. W. Cook in
and to set of Mining Claims situated on NalakoH HILL
aud known the MaakoT Co.'S. claims together with all
appurtenances thereunto belonging. Notice liz hereby
given that viii expose to public sale TO the highest bid
der for cash the above described property the ground
in Bloomfield Township, WEDNESDAY Oct. 26th 1889,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock 4. NJ and O'Clock
to rati.fy the above demand and accruing costs.
Given under my hand. this LIST day of Oct A D. 1859.
A. J. ENDERS, Special Constable.
Geo. g. Hupp, ATTY for plaintiH 53-td
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

~ ecuton to directed and delivered issued out Of
the Court Of j. W. Denison Esq an acting Justice Of the
Peace in and for the township Of Bloomfield County Of
Nevada and State Of California bearing date sept 10th
1859, in favor Of j. WILLIAMS and against CHAS HAS.
kELl for the sum of two hundred and twenty dol
lars and seventy five cents debt damages costs Of
suit have levied upon and seized the following de-
scrbed property to wit All the right title, interest
and claim Of Chas. Haskell in and to set OF Mining
Claims situated Manzanita Hill. Humbug district and
known the claims of Chas. Haskell Co., with tho
hose pipes telegraph and fumes, together with all the
appurtenances thereunto belonging. Notice is hereby
given that will expose to public sale the above deserb
ed property the highest bidder for cash the ground
in Bloomfield township. on WEDNESDAY the Goth day Of
Oct. 1859 between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and
NJ. to satisfy the above demand and accruing costa
Given under my hand this LIST day of Oct A D. 1880
A. j. ENDERS, Special Constable
Geo s. Hupp, Atty for Plaintiff 5sh
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

THANKs-TO Freeman l. Co. for the regular
delivery OF Marysvlle and San Francisco e1-
changes; also, to the Pioneer Express for sun
dry favorG
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

RzsIoNxD.-GeD. c. II. S. Williams, one Of
the Republican State Senators from San Fran.
cisco. has resigned his ONCE. He was elected
last year, and had one more session to serve.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

STATE TRgAsURY.-At the close Of operations in
the State Treasury for the month ending Sept. 30th
there was found to be on hand the sum of $780,
337 ".
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

MONTE CRIsro.--New buildings are rapily goin
up on the site OF this town, which was recently del
olated by FIRE.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

DxPuTIEs.-- The Sheriff he's appointed Ed
Burrell As Under Sheriff, jas. B. Van Hagar
Deputy Sheriff, and Geo. Lenhsrt Jsilor.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

DEATH OF LKaIsLAToR.-Colonel Thomas
Robertson. an old resident Of ColomA, died at
that place Sunday morning. He was member
elect Of the Legislature.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

During the months Of August and September
ths total amount Of cash received In The county
Treasury from ell sources, was s26,24l oo'
Daring the past three months the amount re-
eeived from licenses alone was $685.. The
scrip on tho general fund Is now paid up TO
March, 1857, which includes ell the large or
ders issued to rebuild the Court House, after
iss destruction by fire In 1856. We learn that
an unusually large proportion Of the property
sax for 1859 has already been paid In.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

Nor a CANDIDATE-Vice President Breckn'
ridge has written letter to Mr.. Attorney Gen.
eral Black. in which be says be will not under
any circumstances, be . candidate for the Pres
idency.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

RAIN.-ouite heavy rain fell at Forest Hill
Placer county, last Thursday.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05
NEVADA, WEDNESDAY. OCT. s, 1859.

CouNTY FmAxOEs.-Mr. Sigonrney has far'
nished Us with the following statement 10 re-
gard 70 the financial affairs Ofthe county. The
total amount Of cash on hand and paid over BY
lin 70 bis successor on Monday, was $l2,62s 70
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-05

The TehuAntepeC mail route is closed for the
present.