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The Nevada Democrat., 1859-03-09

Moore SHooTNG.-About two hours after
West was shot at Columbia Hill, two men NAM
cd - Brookshaw and John w. Childers were
discussing the matter in saloon. Hard words
were used, when Childers struck Brookshaw,
upon which the latter drew pistol and fred
at Childers. The ball took effect in his left side,
glanced around the ribs, and came out at the
back without inaictiug a dangerous wound.
Brookshaw was Immediately arrested, but we
bave not heard the result of his examination.
The whole affair is directly traceable to the
amount and quality of the lighting whiskey''
used at Columbia HILL
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-03-09

MANDAMUs.-A mandamus was issued by the
District Court, on Monday last, ordering the
County Auditor to issue County warrants to
the amount of 81 200, to Chas. Justice, as as
signee Of an order for that amount from Chas.
Ii. Shaw. and J. R. Hardenburg, upon the con-
tract for building the Court House. When the
Supervisors settled with Shaw for building the
Court House, an order was entered on the min
utes of the Board, by which the sum of 81, 200
was to be paid him in case no suits were COM
menced against the county upon the contract.
We believe suit was commenced against the
county, by E. Houston, sub-contractor under
Shaw; but judgment in that case was recovered
by the county. This, however, was before the
final settlement with Shaw. A hearing in the
case will be had on Saturday next at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-03-09

THEATRIcAL.-Yankee Adams and troupe
continued their performances at this place du-
ring last week. Miss Belle Divine received q
very substantial benefit on Friday evening, but
with the exception of that occasion the enter
tainments were poorly attended. The company
played at Red Dog on Monday evening, from
whence they proceeded to Dutch Flat We un-
derstand they purpose returning, and will play
again at Red Dog on Thursday evening, at
Grass Valley on Friday, and will appear again
at Nevada on Saturday evening.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-03-09

COuRT OF SESSIONS AND COUNTY CoURT.-A
bill has passed the Legislature, and become a
law, changing the time for holding the Court
of Sessions and County Court of Nevada county.
BY this act, the Court of Sessions will be held
on the first Mondays of January, March, May,
July, September and November. The County
Court will be held on the first Mondays of Feb
ruary, April, June, August, October, and De-
cember. Last Monday was the day when the
County Court would have been held under the
old law, but by the new law is the day fixed for
the meeting of the Court of Sessions. 1t was
known that the act had been passed, but GER
tilted copy had not been received; and under
the circumstances, the County Judge thought
it would not be proper to open either Court.
This is much to be regretted, as there is some
important business to come before the Court of
Sessions which must now 60 over until May,
unless q special term is held.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-03-09

The LAND SLIDE AT BUENA VIsTA.-Last weeL
we briefly alluded to tremendous land slide
which occurred near Buena Vista Ranch on
Saturday, Feb. 26th. At that time there was
no communication between Nevada and Buena
Vista, except by way Of Grass Valley, and we
were not able to get any reliable information
in regard to the matter. At first many believ-
ed the story to be hoax. The place where
the slide occurred is about a mile and q half
this side of the Buena Vista ranch.
A correspondent of the Grass Valley National
gives the following account of the scene:
McCullen X Co. have been ground sluicing
at bill in this vicinity, lately christened Mount
Cullen, On Saturday morning last they turned
on their water as usual, when the whole hill
commenced sliding in, and rushing in turbd
stream down Indian Ravine, driving the miners
out of ii, giving them no time to collect their
tools, and nearly destroying Taylor's ranch
This stream continued to flow all day Saturday
and until late Sunday evening 1t then stopped;
but the chances are that the moment work is
commenced that the hill will again take another
start. The whole country is buried to the depth
of from two to twenty feet for distance of two
miles and breadth Of fifty yards. No lives
were lost, but one man had some difhculty In
getting on to solid ground, being imprisoned
on log until by the turning of the stream
those standing on the bank Of the ravine were
enabled by running out pole to render him
assistance. The damage done is about $4,000 !;
the greater part is sustained by Mr.. Taylor,
who estimates his loss at $1,000. The forma-
tion of the hill is layer of gravel under pipe
clay, and above this clay is strata of quick
sand. 1t was this sand that gave way, being
undermined by the water, with which this hill
seems to be filed.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-03-09
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.

HoNICIDE.-A fatal shooting affray occurred
at Columb bia Hill, in Bloomfield township, last
Sunday evening. 1t appears that Thomas Rich
ardsOn had bad some difficulty with John West
and others about some mining claims. About
five O'Clock on Sunday evening, West, who was
somewhat intoxicated, went to Richardson's
cabin and commenced abusing him. Richard
son put West out of the cabin and told him to
leave he also told some other men who we're
standing near, that if they were friends of
West to take him of, as he wished to have no
difficulty. No one interfered however, and
West got an ak and went up to the cabin win
dow near which Richardson was standing, but
which he left as soon as West came up. West
then went to the door and commenced break
ing it in with the AK, upon which Richardson
opened the window and fred at him with pis-
tOl, the ball taking effect in his left breast
West turned and walked back few steps, ray
ing "I'm goner," and fell dead. An inquest
was held on the body the next day, and the jury
found verdict that West came to his death
"by pistol shot, fred at him by Thomas Rich
ardson in self.defense." Richardson came to
Nevada the same evening" gave himself into
custody Of the Sheriff, and was committed to
Jail. The case will be examined before Justice
Anderson as soon as the witnesses can be pro-
cured.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-03-09

FRozE UP.-A gentleman from Washington
township informs us that mining operations
have been almost entirely suspended in that
section. The bitches are filled with snow aud
froze solid, so that water cannot be obtained
And even if water could be had the weather il
too cold to work to advantage. A warm rain,
or a few days of pleasant weather, would thaw
out the bitches and afford an abundant supply
of water,
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-03-09

SUDDEN DEATH.-Anthony Bray, native of
England, died suddenly at the county hospital
one day last week. He was eating his break
fast, and while in the act of lifting cup OF
coffee to his mouth be fell back dead. He had
been in the hospital about three months, and
was suffering from a disease of the lungs.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-03-09

A STORMY NIGHT.-The severest storm of the
season occurred last Thursday night. The
rain fell in torrents from an early hour in the
evening until near daylight the next morning
the wind blowing gale during the whole
night About eight inches of snow fell atSkill-
mans mill during the same night.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-03-09

FREEMAN & Co.'S. ExPREss-The Office of this
Express company was opened last week, at the
jewelry store of C. W. Young, on Main street.
Mr.. H. Mackie, the agent at Nevada is thor
ough business man, and has had much expert
ence in the express business. We are indebted
to him for State exchanges furnished during
the past week.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-03-09

Tue You've AMERICA Co., who are running
tunnel into the hill near the claims of the Live
Oak Company, washed out, on Friday and Sat
urday, some five hundred dollars, from dirt ia
ken out of the tunnel. They have not yet got
TO the main lead.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-03-09

LEGISLATIVE BALL.-We acknowledge the
receipt of an invitation to the Legislative ball
which took place at Sacramento, on Friday
evening last. Sorry we couldn't attend.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-03-09

SSow.-Last Sunday night the snow fell to
the depth of foot, at Lowell Hill, in Little
York township 1t is now about ten feet deep
on the level, in that section.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-03-09
TRAVELLING.
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY
NEVADA & WASHINGTON STAGE LINE

IN AND AFTER JANUARY l, 1850, the above Line will
" run follows;
Leaving the Office at the National Exchange, Nevada at
o'clock M passing by Mountain Spring House Morgana
Cold Spring, White Cloud, Gold Hi and Alpha arriving
at Washington by o'clock in the afternoon.
II is the nearest and best Route 20 Washington, Omega
Scotchman's Creek, Poor Mans Creek, and Eureka.
Returning Stages will leave the South Yuba Hool
Washington every morning at nine O'CLOCK and arrive at
Nevada by O'Clock r. M, connecting with the Cali
fornia Stage Co.'S Coaches for Auburn Sacramento Mays
Vile and Shasta.
Onice--south Yuha Hotel Washington,
A. s. 0llN, proprletor.
W. s. McIsomsRTs, Agent Nevada [a4-n
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-03-09
Hydraulic Hose.
o. s. SHAVING SALOON.

South ade Of Broad area, I'd Door BsIOO P'Hd d.
vTNHE UNDERSIGNED Having Purehssed
tbis we'll known and popular establishment, take TINS
ethod Of thanking their many friends and patrons or
tbs liberal support heretofore received and Respectfully
solicit eO0''nu'D'' VI wv THEo. LAMPE BRO.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-03-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

T. ELLARD BEANS & CO.,
Kidd & Knox's Brick---52 Broad Street.
-Omcr at Greatly Reduced Prices
I00 KEGS ASSORTED NAILS;
lOO 200 Boxes Of Candles;
25 Rags of Rio and Java CoofFee
so Cases of Assorted lie Fruits
SO Kegs S. y. and Z. B. Syrup
rs Boxes Of Raisins
SO Kegs of Butter;
so Bags California Beams
SO Boxes Hills and Colgates Soap;
With large and complete assortment Of all kind Of Goods
Flour, Potatoes Pork.
Bacon, Hams, Mackerel
Salt salmon, California Cheese, Co6sh,
Ranch Butter. Crackers Pickles
Can and Shelf Goods
EVER BROUGHT TO NEVADA
WINES GO LIQUORS,
We would also inform our friends and the
public that 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 WiRe, Gum, Raspberry
Peppermint, aud Lemon syraP,
H0stetaers. Boxers,
and Stoughtom BItters,
WOLFE's AROMATIC sCHNAPPs, Sc.
ALE AND PORTER,
New York, hne MIXED, and Old Dock Brandy WHISKY ein
Sherry and Port Wine
a4- We call attention to the above Stock "a
Our Motto is Small Profits & Ready Paw.
Goods Delivered Free Of Charge.
It. T.ELLARD BEANS & co.
Nevada June 1st lS5S.-35h
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-03-09

sortment Of the other kinds Of smaller fruits
The above arc Of the most vigorous and thrifty growth
and well shaped Trees very large size from to is
height
Shade e. Ornam entail Trees,
Consisting of the Elm, Maple Linden Ailanthus Catalina
Laburnum Curled Leaf and Weeping Willow. China Tree
and Locust all Of fine growth and large size sufficient
for setting in private public grounds.
Our stock Of Camelas Roses and endless variety Of
Green House Plants, are unusually large and fine.
Our Camelias have commenced blossominR In all
their beautiful varieties and colors, and will continue
blooming through tho winter and spring months.
GARDEN SEEDS,
We invite the attention Of planters and dealers 10 our
very extensive and general assortment Of VEGETABLE
SEED the crop Of this years growth which pure and
We hold out great inducements to parties purchasing
Wholesale stock being large, and 10 dealers and
plantea wanting large quantities.
We will sell for cash at less price than he pur-
chased In any part OF the State.
Trees Plants and Seeds packed with the greatest care
TO insure them In transporting to any part OF the Pacific
coast.
Caution
We caution all purchasers from buying Trees from hawk
and pedlars without vouchers from us who pretend
send her orders direct TO through authorised
agents when they will be TO get Trees correct TO
their labels Trees ordered from the Nursery will be pack
ed with the greatest care and will be In much better
hauling about the country Persons planting out Or
ehards cannot be too careful in planting but the
Of Fruit. Early planting when practicable
is particularly recommended.
+. 3. Charles y. Merw1n, is not Agent for US
Neither have sold him any Trees Plants from
Nursery this season.
CATAIOouEs containing full descr ptons Of our stock
and prices tree to all applicants All orders mustbe
ADDREss A. u. SMITH,
IL 3m No ~ Street, Sacramento.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-03-09
LIVERY e. SALE STABLE

LIVERY f. SALE STABLE.
MAIN STREET NRVADA,
- j. A. LANCASTER FORMERLY or THE
Tru@. Oriental Stables, would inform his friends
GS and the public generally, that he has added
11A- extensively TO his already Large and Ella
gt establishment Of Horses Buggies Saddles, Harness.
&c kc.-and is prepared TO furnish fine turn
outs be fonnd in the State.
Well trained fleet and easy Saddle Horses well equipped
for ladies Gentlemen will be ready at all times.
long experience IN the business and earnest desire
10 retain the confidence Of his friends leads him TO be
lieve he will be able TO give general satisfaction.
Particular attention paid 90 Horses ON Livery
Carriages always In readiness with careful drivers for the
use Of Balls, Parties, Nc. &c
The quality OK my stock will permit TO say that those
seeking pleasure engaged business would do well To
give me call. J. A. LANCASTER
Nevada Aug. 20. 1S56-46-u
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-03-09
NoTTCT-

II. NEWMAN, holds my povver OF AttOr-
d ney 10 Collect and Receipt for any due from
the late firm Of j. b. Newman Co.. or otherwise,
A. l.. AIlST0N.
EeradA Ian 10th 1Shq-I5if
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-03-09

COEORA SEED WHEAT,
- FOR sAIEBY
AT w. Il. ELLIS.
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EcxSY OF TEE FlRs4 ACR.
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YORK HERALD, SATURDAY., DECENT

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Performance every afternoon aad evening" Of the
EDUCA1kD PONY, BLACK DIAMOND,
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GREAT WAR ELEPHANT, HANNlBAIA and II 500 +
PROF EeSoR LAN0WORTHY AND His TEAMED AM,
IN I'LL 0kO. CHRISfY'S MINISTERIAL
hc9aeE Business Manages.
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And sverv evening during tie week, v
wnbe performed the very aasA.be FARGO called ~
In VIVA wrl appear u THRRE GREAr sr AIRS Of -
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suppsred By Vocal and Ins rumsaal Artiss whs
have ever Appeared sefose tha pueue - =
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ACT The SECOND.

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ia3 AMUoWnfRwRa. re.ss
A oAnrmY 0F kuslC ADNiIsA PATTI
- fsSfftVFLt TWO OPERA Nt1lrra Only
~ we7nseday anA fhssssay, Deo 81 - ~ z ffAf
" LUZ. ia tAMMERMOO9 and BONN N8UxA sas
pe'snns having been unAbl0 Obsakn sonss
misssoo n DE last app-A ance a
~ MILE ApELINA PATTI,
Ihe direcscrs have made arr ian reuSsnts - ~ "A
,~..A IN - =. Two rATrI NIGHTS, .t q 81
WINCH wiz DO The only wsl ~ g,vs. mann
o. the COMPANY 10 Peb~wnrv
rne mM FAITH NIGHT viii taks Ola0s an WgnxunmAv
.ss.s os neo ~ 1t O'Clock when sll be slves nj
LUCIA DI LAMMrRMOoR
iHuRsn ~ Y Po wv ~ syt PATTI NI0Gx, -
U which Occasion will BE- aivon ~
La sCNNAAaULA
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cos SSSnHss BRrdEoiI. AxoDIo aad wHrsLroH
Adns.sr 81 Kessrved seats q 81 rrc.,, 81 49,
Tour sesh = Family ctrcje 80 Gallery q Gomez
Monday, DorombHr ~ S-'~Sso -
noscs-1here VIII b. three ckss sdsas-shs pr>es~., -.
Academy Of Mpr where All thu private bsxss WI -
hsis - w ars snS s ss sssts tes otas .
Ic&o1 and scsss may be AAA n Tho door,
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ACT TIKI THIRD.
TIKI PARLOR AND HALL AT rERRBBoNNR
Preparations for tbs sale Mcloekey Claims IL po1nH
6eshThe slavea be sold-Fete the stump-HN -
Aees 70 hA 'culurd bruddessr-Darkte outhuaiasa
TIE SLAVE 0ALR
Rata the mats Of the kagDcta-Grsoe the yellow - -
Der chldres-"Buy mssr'-PeAe be Sand: 81 S9-
sauon .! setns eh-Ap No 41be Ocsoroon GIRL zos-Ous-
cation Of the slsves-Nc9 bsdeThe 6eereS
swte knives and ~evclvorsDorAs revenge Lea W.
Aksn away her ovor-The sale Of the Ocsoroon-
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CIGARS WANTED -CAHH ADVANCES MADE ON ALI.
~ bnds Of segAys ssgars bought ,n-y tosnod msn
Icts Of segar by tho week mouth segars solo commits
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