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DISEASES or THE EAR,
nEAEMEee &C CuRED-

nr Crane respectfully calls the attention n those
suffering under a partial ~ total loss uf hearing 20
the fil0w nr ieneut of his method of treatment
IN those disrnses affecting the middle or internal ear,
be uses thu Inedeuted nuuehes nov used in the In
nrrnarra af Berlin Leipsc. Hamburg. and S. Peters
burg ana reerntly ~ most eminent London Aurizts.
with astonishing succoas THIS method IN art j. the
only uhich has proved 30 he universally succe-s-
A. proof of he succcss a great number ~ names
can ~ given n persons who have been treated
Or diseases uf the ear bon various sections ~ che
90 an arutr sense Uf hearing IN casvs uf Mucus dc.
posts I'M thn Eustarhn Iula. and accumulation ul
eaN upon The airum.n or Iympauum-in cases Of
Inflammation ~ tho Mucus Membrane all nervous
Diseases ~ the Ear and when The disease b the effect
uf rnA The use uf quinine, mercury ur those gath
eriuna In the ear peculiar 60 chilihoo,aud in many
other diseases and difficulties ~ The ear. this treat
mont ID the only reliable one aud the most certain ui
surrusa When thr auditory Cand b. dry, and gives
~ kind ~ sray drpusit unu@d ~ stnpplgr ut tht
necrHsary serretuus. when noises are heard IN tht
ears, Ike sun musical rhirps, tainu water. ringing
tones. like hosc uf bells, sounds like The rust
ling nf dry leaves when continual pulsauns are ex
pNrinurrN and discharges ~ matter urrmrl when ir
lhe 40 of stgoping. feeling like that of rush %
hood o. The bead is eSprrienceii when the hearing
cases ~ cold affecting The ear this method Is nyari
| sbly successful
IL deaf and dumb cases. f tho hearing was eve
good sl any Time both tho hearing and speech ar
Il very Onrn restored
Il tn an casrs undertaken uy ~. Crane. he cnrave
either % effect perfect restoration % hearing. o.
produce such decided benefits give entire salts
lariuu. Applicants w letter uil please state ihei
age, how long they have been affected. and all th
Il symptoms peculiar d. their cuse, explicitly po.
shloi also iheir general condition, whether health
q not and the cause, OF supposed cause, of thci
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UHTrTunrs I. - y NOAANCs
M hEhEAS Letters Testamentary Of
w me last will and testament Of HEN
nj IA l. deceased, were granted to the
undersigned, at the present term of the
TToDate court Of Newton County, State Of
MisslssiPpl; now all persons having claims
against the Estate Of said decedent, are
hereby required TO exhibit the same with
will be barred.
j. g. GALLASPY,
March 30, 1859. 25-Gt
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BELONGING TO ANOTHER PARIsH.-At a
missionary sermon, in country village,
all the congregation shed tears, with the
exception of one rustic, who, when he
was asked why he continued unaffected,
replied, 4 don't belong TO tkis parish
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SlrnNnd

Strayed,
FROM the subscribers. in
~ Choctaw County, Ala, four
miles east of Nicholson Store,
sorrel horse PONEY, about
Mo four years old, blaze in the
face, from the nose up. No
other mark recollected. Said Poney was
raised in Jasper County, Miss, and we
presume he will try to make his way back
to that place. Any information in rela-
ton to him will be thankfully received,
and all trouble literally rewarded. Ad-
dress the undersigned.
A. y. 4 s. NJ. BELL.
Puscus, Choctaw County. Ala.
April 20. 1859. 2S-3t
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reliabif method % ctecung Cure.
No MEDICINE taken into the stomach can cause
~ e removal u the tuherclc deposits upon the
lungs or obviaie the tendency os the system % fur
ther deposition.
CONSUMPTION is local disease generated and led
BY the hnod in a certain chemical condition through
thr medium of the diseased organ To accomplish
this purpose. a. W. cannot apply solids or fluids 60 a
cavity Designed only tor The rrccption II air.
duCe them o. volatile condition, and form appro-
priste instrument b. inhale or breathe the vapor.
hY the inhalation Oi Vapurs, can prU0uru an the
beneficial effects capable uf being produced ~ mcd
Cines much more speedily and efficiently than frum
The administrator uf crude medicines through the
stomach. The practice uf giving medicines Us the
stomach. in the treatment of this disease. d ohist
uonahlei first hccause they DO not cume in direct
cuntaet with the organ Affected. secondly. because
their most powerful actun b. expended ou organs in
healthy state, OF only disurdfrcd through -ympa-
Wy, thereby dgransiug digestion and destroying tie
nutrition " the body and finally because many agents
of great valuc can sny ho administered in the nlso
Gus state.
Fur the better accommodation ct those pulmonary
patients who unable % visit the city, lst ~
questions hes been prepared which willh he forwarded
W Desired. ~ giving correct answers o. these qups
TONS The uuftur Will ho enabled o. Judge uf the ma
ture and progress uf the disease. and will put up med
irinas, uhalura etc. with written instructions ur the
Nhnlv rruimcn, which will h. sent according to drcc
lions
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

WILL the
o. taxes thereoni for the 1855
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S0h ReNYarHl

Runaway from the un-
%\ dersigned, near Waynesboro,
MW Wayne county, Mississippi, on
thenight ofthe 18th of August,
I'M inst. a bright Mulatto boy,
W. named MAS; aged about 81
- wears; feet 9 inches high
weighs l3O pounds; spare built; rather a
down-cast look; speaks very intelligently.
! think there is some white person con-
nected with him he is well dressed; carri-
ed away with him hand-axe. think that
he is travelling towards Columbia, Marion
county, Mississippi. will pay the above
reward for his delivery to me, or confne-
ment in any safe Jail where can get him.
A. TAYLOR.
WnmcsJoro, dug. q, 1858. 45-tf
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dc sIate orMIssIssInnI.


WAYNE COUNTY.
To Mary +. Toole and Elizabeth Toole.
anu all other persons interested in the
Estate Of SIMEON TOOLE late of said
County, deceased
NOU are hereby cited 20 be and appear
Il IN and before the Hon. Probate Court
OF Wayne County, next TO be holden at
the Court House thereof in the town OF
winchester, on the 2nd Monday in May
next, then and there to show cause. if any
you can, why the account of final settle.
ment oi Jesse Carter, administrator OF
Thomas =. Toole, who was guardian Of the
minor heirs Of Simeon Toole. with said
heirs, now on file in the office Of the Pro.
bate Clerk OF said County. should not be
allowed and placed upon the records oI
said Court, and TO do and suffer such 9th,
er things as may be awarded in the prem
| ises.
Witness, the Hon. p. II. Napier, Judge
OF Probate, the 2nd Monday in March
~ Given under my hand anC
SEAL seal Of office, the Both day o
- March, A. ID. 1859.
! JAMES w. BOYKIN,
Probate CZerk W. e.
Aprll o. 1899. 26-5t
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April 6, 1859.
aIhO Reward.

RAN AWAY from the
! j. ] !. 4 d ]. ! ] &. I. . . !. !. 4 ]. !:
&A subscriber, eight miles from
INK Decatur, Newton Co., Miss,
Nh on the 9th Of April, inst, a
W bright mulatto boy named
A BOB. Bob is about l6 years
~A old, about FIVE feet high, and
.S.-.-A.- weighs lbs pounds, very broad
- shoulders and stoutly made,
good countenance, quick spoken and in
telligent. hair straight and light brown
lie Is a very bright uula,to, a htlc Jreckted in
the face, and his eyes, ! think, are gray.
He would be apt to pass well for a white
boy. He wore, when he left, white ker-
sey coat, brown kersey pants, wool hat
and country made shoes.
~As he has doubtless been decoyed
off by some white man, / will pay the
above reward for their delivery to me, with
such evidence as will lead to the convic-
ton Of the thief; or Fifty Dollars for the
apprehension Of the boy and his delivery
or confinement in Jail 50 that | get him.
WILLIAM THAMES.
Ns,oton County, April 20, 1859. 2s-Gt
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TO HOTEL KEEPERS,

April %, 1859.
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The state ofMIssIssInnI.

WAYNE CouNrY.
To Albert Mclaughlin. Erasmus McLaurh-
lin and Susan Mclaughlin, Of Choctaw
County, Alabama. minor heirs at law of
the Estate Of DOUGALD McLAUGH-
LIN, deceased. and to all other persons
interested in said Estate:
VOU. and each ofyou. are hereby cited
4 to be and personally appear in and
before the Hon. Probate Court Of said
Wayne County, next 10 be holden at the
Court House thereof in the town Of Win
chester. on the 2nd Monday i'm MAY next,
then and there to show cause. if any they
can, why the. e.prayer Of the petition Of Ed
ward w. Davis, administrator of said de
cedent to sell certain slaves belonging to
said Estate, and named in said petition.
should not be granted and to do and suf-
fer such other things as shall by the said
Court be deeemed right and proper in the
premises.
Witness, the Hon. p. II. Napier. Judge
Of Probate, the 2nd Monday in March,
A. ID. 1859.
Given under my hand and
SEAL heal Of Office. the 3Oth day Of
- March, A. ID. 1859.
JAMES W. BOYKIN,
Probate Clerk W. e.
April 3, 1859. 2G-5t
TNnn
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Administrators Notice.

To all persons interested in the Estate of
JOHN FUTCH, late of Scott County,
Mississippi, deceased;
VOU are hereby notified that the un-
II dersigned, Administrator of said Is
tate, has presented final account of his
administration to the Probate Court of said
County, and will, at the next term there
of, (the first Monday of May next,) apply
for its addition and allowance.
LEE P. MURRELL,
administrator.
March 30. 1859. 25-5t
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ELECTRO CHEMISTRY
APPLIED TO. THERAPEUTICS,
by The newly discovered and only lnfalhle and -cicn
tic mode of applying
TRIcITY
IN the treatment and cure of Chronic and Functions
Disease. Extraction ~ Metals and all Foreign sub
stances from the system.
ELEcTRIcITY "


The hys years eSPcuence q Or Crane warrants
him In Affirming and guaranteeing, that these BATHS
will relieve and permanently cure al those afflicted
with rheumatism uuhamniatory or chTouch faray-
aia Neuralgia Contracted Muscles. stn aud Enlarg-
% Joints and the various nervous and dyspepuc ~
iections caused by The presence Of minerals IN The
system.
The remedy is simple in its arrangement and A.
most instantaneous IN its effects differing far rom
al other medical expcdionts; it simply strengthens
nature IN her eiorts BY agent ~ once potent and
kindred 10 character, and thus enables her 20 cHpe
the morbid onusUa of disturbance, and reform the
normal conditions % health.
For scrunla and ~ tiiertions arising from impurt
ues of the blood and in The class ~ Uterine uala
dies these haths have proved nfallihle Their cleo
and upon weak and debilItaicd females who lack vi.
al energy, s truly wonderful
~. Crane respectfully invites The Profession and
Trade o. call and examine bis varied apparatus, the
result of many years study and experience.
Ny Electro thrmical Inhaler! nateut Glass fnha
ler, large and small sizes.
Pocket Inhaler, showerng syringe (silvcrl with
tubes, for tatarrh, Inflammation aud liberation ol
the fauces, rrachea and Mares.
Also my oalvanic batteries for Eectro-C hemcal
band not and body baths think viii meet with
For sale q The Electro Chemical Institute. fts 81
Joseph Street. New Orleans
=, And aiall the principal Druggists throughout The
United States. Price Of Inhaler a. each Small g. -
80 Liberal discount 10 tho trade
once and Residence ai the
ECTROcHEMICAL INSTITUTE,
IA 81. JOSEPH STREET.
(nstween Camp and a. Charles streetsl
NEw.oRLEANs,
Where the Doctor can BE- consulted nom A. NJ uu
orM Families visited a. their Reaidences ifds,
slred special department Tor ladies'.
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WHEN CoRN GRows-Dr. r. Harrison,
Of Prince George County, Virginia, has
taken some pains to make some careful ex.
aminations, to ascertain whether corn
grows, as is generally supposed, more at
night than by day. August l. corn grew
in twenty-four hours five inches; at night
one and half inches. August ,. it grew
four and seven-eights inches; at night
one and seven-eights, and in the day three
inches
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DLVFISEY or THE ETE.

Dr. Crane has been very successful In treating the
following diseases &C the Eye. vi1s
Opthnlmin TaraiA or Chrome Inflammation in the
edge of the eyphds-thc edges are swollen and red,
The eyelashes loaded with Mclhumiuu seCrcton-the
lids glued together in the cmorunr-itchnE. smart.uE
and apusaiisn VI Stiffness and " II bong standing The
uyelashos tan cut and The new msdirected irrt
tate The couiunCtiva
Eafropiaa-0r permanent Inversion of the eyeld.
Fffrorra-or syer-iun of the ryeld.
feiass--or falling uf che upper eyshd
NrrunhfhaiHia=ur dryurss uf The eye, arising ron
wanto the proper svcrrtinu of The coniunctiya-'
dsaciency % tears.
Epiphoru-a superaliuntlanco oftears-Otstsuctior ~
nf The larhrymn duct causing tears o. overiow-of
inn ends u Inflammation and alisce-s.
nssraars N ~ aViurfira-Acute. Purulent, scr1t
ulous and Granular. The Acute thginciirits b. indi
Gated ~ extreme Intolerance ~ light and increases
huw u tears Srrufl'uus llVuiciirtts-indratcd hl
nnirpmr intolerance 0f lght-the eyclds are spas
modirnlly contracted. amt the head turns away IRON
che hight This disease L. most obstinate and liable q
perpetual uecurrrucr, urn resulting n liberation, u
" npa0ity uf the cnruea. 6ruHuiar toVmcfirits is
thirkeninn n The ralrahral ulunruya-hcouuuugd
will render the cornea opaque ny itz frlctian.
AaHrHrusls s-Ihis BE- nn tmprriertiun &C VISION ar
sting frum some change in che rptinn optic nerve
brain. ur h1h pair uf urrvea-the sight s impaired D.
degrees nf time the VISION b. more impaired than =
nthera-olHscts appear double, crooked and d-cuiol
lated Pupil and hui little motion uf The eyelds-ind
cate afunurnsa.
nr t'rane has number ~ testimonials from high
ly respectable gentlemen iu Louisiana and oth~
4ntra that Do can and does perform al that h. prt
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.wAa located permanently si Claihorno, jasper 90.
III utms and aiii devote he entire atientiun to the
AA-s.ss III medicine In its various branches. he
knpss and aatiers himself ~ cleae and assldu-
uetE- liberal ralrunnus whch he has heretoiure re-
gl..f ~ fir whloh Ne returns he sincere thanks and
.rfnaaiudFemcnls -.
cas.horas April lsai. ~
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afro hNNLa a II "a W.
0UlrMAh, Miaa.
asfsrraoan5-A u Morn, Mobile, Ala McElfoy
nralflrd. Nee Orieans. "a
- rI f4f1 nNfV
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CATARRH.


u II tl EAHIEf
THis b. question of vital interest 90 large portion
oftho human family first hecapse q s ofsll diseases
the most common in this climate There are few per-
sons Who are not affected hy b once year notvith-
standing b but little understood aud taty treated
Siaipis yet lays the mundalion q the most danger
Gus uslaiies Though y s e.,sy cured. it more ire
Treatment than any other disease b. which We are sub
igct Tits produced frpm various causes. sudden
changes % me aimgs Elere and malaria or floating
media erupSEe -frttf- scarlauna erysipelas, mes-
slee, Nenerea % syphilis, Will produce t 80 insid-
t0ua and apparently trivial in the commencement u
a scarcely noticed tu ts advanced stage It b. recog-
nted BY pain tn the head amt between the eyes,
companicd sometimes with Chil-fUver great prostra-
ton of physcial and mental energy copous or profsc
dischafgC from both nostrils, especially IN the
night producing ehoaling and sutiocaiing sensa-
ton also irum Che throat or Aucgs dfcult respira-
ton or breathing through one or both nustrils which
are sometimes completely ohstructed. IN it- ydvsn-
ccd stage The uf smell and taste are much inn
paired and often desuoYed The eye- and ears re
fahs deadna nom the % the throat becomes oh
sructed. which produces buEEing OF ringing sound
nal urihco ofthe ear is affected producing dry and
srailY appearance, aud unhealthy secretion Of wax
and hnally liberation II the membrane takes place
The LarAryHdi durt tear passage from the eyes "a
the nose sometimes becomes ohstructcd causing the
tears overflow aud n completely ohstructed. ab
scesa forms, and discharges upon the outside, pro
ducuH most serious dfhculty.
No medicines taken into the stomach, or "snuT
nosrums can cause aremuval q Catarrh, or obviats
the tendency Of these results.
ur. &, does not hesitate 90 nihrm, without Tear o
contradiction, that this b. local diseased condition o
the RtntnfB Gland and can only b. met and cured ~
local chemical means, capable of altering that condi
ton through The medium of the discn-esi organ.
DR. C'a mrthud of applying the curative agents d
the parts effected. hy tie Inhalation and injection o
medicaied fluid and vapors through the uustrils. b.
Catarrh and OEuna s the only rational aud philusoph
cal process and tho cures effected BY Dr. c. and IN,
testimony connected With them, the best proof o.
The potency ut The medicines administered ly iuha
latiGn and skill in compromising them.
Medicines with written instructions sent 70 all part
of thc country application to pr. g.. p Crane. ~
! IuHrnh street. 81
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arToRvEF AND COUNsFELOR LAW
QutrMAN. Miss
f-f.rs.,rrs "A. E a ~ Ladyard noykin M'Has
A rg-isr James vi fiuodman, Wiley uarhin. Foois 4
ri.barfs. d D. Arnold. Mobile, Ala
a,.lissan April n. istA Dtf
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professional.
LAW Cam

arr.,.. MohERT N. OGDEN, Jr.,
'"NNhF AND COUNSELLOR AT Law AND
SOLICITOR M CHANCERT,
ehlELlShoRO' (nay 81 Louis)
'.i Ps.e,ce n The several Courts oftho Eighth Ju-
I.a it,s'fict he ~ fMlssissippi.
a-n, ia laQ2. fLiv
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Law
MILL give prumpt atisnuun ~ business IN al ne
w courts n smith snd the adjacent counties Al
trraa. Halrah. Mes
Riisiqh. tuly H islt u-u
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4rTnnNnTV HNn UUUNNNLLuNN At LAW
uufrMAN MISS
-s-...-A y norn. Nozzle. Ala n n. Adams,
-. M.asl calanel arllin. Entsrprias. Mlns
fs',.. fs.ls..... March i. isaa lAiy
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arTDRNNT AWn COUNSELLOR AT Law AMI
SOLICITOR nv ChANCERT
BRANDON, Miss

UWAH resumed ne practice. and vii give prompt
II attention to Al BUSINESS entrusted % him In he
F5rut and Probate Courts n he counties ~ Rankin.
astt smith and simpson, and Ne Courts in Jackson
Nov. Z, 1871. Ally
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CRstwesn Camp and a. Charles streeisJ
NTFu nuF Wnea


Where the Doctor can BE- consulted nom "A NJ uu
eP.M Families visited n their Residences fde
slrrd. special department. Tor ladies'.
N..r 0rl.anl r.h. 100 Ill
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DR. BRTNOY'S BITTERS

RESTAURANTS, DRUGGISTS, GROCERs AND TT
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Administrators sale.

April Ia. 1859.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-16

SHOOTING AFrRAY AT Fort IUNA.-A cores
pondent of the S. F. Bulletin gives the following
account of a shooting affray at Fort Yuma,
which occurred on the I'd inst
The parties were Edward George, formerly
of Adams d Co.'S. aud subsequently of the Pa
cifc Express Company, of San Francisco, and
Alex. Buchanan. au employe Of the Overland
Mail Company, VIM. Twilley. stage driver. and
q fourth, whose name do not know. They
were playing cards for can o! sardnes.-
George accused Buchanan of showing his hand
to his partner. The lie passed, and both broke
for their revovers. As Buchanan reached be-
hind him to draw, George fired. and hit him be-
low the right arm. the ball passing through
him. Buchanan now drew aud shot George
near the right nipple, the ball passing through
him to lodge in the side of Bill Twiley. George
fired again and so did Buchanan. missing him
however. Buchanan fell dead about twelve
feet from the spot where he first fired. George
fell aud is supposed to be MORALLY wounded.
Bill Twilley iS not dangerously hurt.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-16

been allowed Grfin. He has given but little
personal attention to the Jail. but his deputies
who he'd charge Of that institution, to use q
mild term. have been slightly remiss in their
duty. aud il they attempt to clear themselves
by charging us with making false statements,
they will Hnd themselves foundering "in sea
Of trouble" We have still other facts which
we can give if necessary, to vindicate our state
ment Of last week. We said nothing in malice,
nsr had we the least desire to injure any one
connected with the Sberif's Office. We merely
gave some of the leading facts, and should thus
have dropped the matter bad not the article in
the Journal compelled as to relate some Of the
particulars Of the case.
We make no charges that Griffin did not
break out OF jail !; but Is il not reasonable to
conclude that he took adva ntage Of the liber-
ties allowed him, to procure the necessary TOOLS
and make arrangements with bis friends, to ef-
feet an eseapei Had the Sheriff known that
Griffin was allowed to be out on the streets, we
are satisfied he would have stopped it; for with
this exception the prisoners have been careful
ly guard ed, since Mr.. Boring's term commenc-
ed.
Now il the editor of the Journal has any re-
gard for public opinion; any desire to dissemin-
ate correct information; or q particle Of COM
mon decency in his composition, he will take
back every word said in his last issue in regard
to this matter, and will also correct the mis-
statement made in previous issue, to the effect
that Griffin was convicted Of mansughter,
when in reality he was convicted Of higher
crime,
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-16

FIRST DrrcH IN THE MMEs.-We notice par.
agraph going the rounds Of the papers, stating
that the Hrst ditch for the conveyance Of water
to dry diggings was cut in 1850, at Yankee
Jim's, Placer county. The editor Of the Iowa
Hill Patriot, however, says he resided at Yam
kee Jims in 1851, and if any ditch bad been
constructed there prior to that time it must
have dried up and blown away.
In the construction Of bitches, as we'll a. in
NEST other mining improvements, we believe
Nevada county is ahead of all other counties
In the State. Tho first ditch, to convey waite
any distance for mining purposes. was dug here
In 1850, and was in full operation in May of
that year. The Cayote and Deer Creek bitches
we're commenced the same year, and in the
spring of 1851 were running large quantities Of
water to the diggings about Nevada. A num-
Der Of other bitches we're commenced in this
county, and we believe some Of them were
completed, in 1851.