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The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-27
TO PLACER MINERS!
u. .. 8E IG%S 81
PATENT AMALGAMATING RIFLES.
Patent Issued March LIST, 1850.

Patent Issued March LIST, 1850.
Tho invention consists of forcing Quicksilver into blocks
of wood which used false bottoms for suces there
by giving Quicksilver surface until the blocks are worn
out As the blocks are gradually by the gravel
fresh supply of Quicksilver constantly exposed ready to
amagamate the gold that in contact with them.
The machines for forcing Quicksilver into the blocks
of simple construction, and durable One press
one hundred pounds of Quicksilver in day which will
give hundred feet OF Quicksilver surface and the process
is easily learned.
The shop cost of the machines, from 9I4 to s2O
according to the size
The following letters from practal Miners at Michigan
Bluffs Placer County, where the PATENT RIFLES were
first introduced, will show the estimation in which they
are held by those who have used them =
MICHIGAN BLUES March 2Sth 1859
Mr. Briggs Sir IL have used your Patent Quicksilver
Block Rifles and cnnsider them the best method for
ing fine gold have used used them the Amer
lean River this last summer, and found that by using
them could at least onefourth gold than by
any other Rifles in use Hoping that your Rifles
will be extensively introduced throughout the State and
meet with the they deserve remain truly
GEORGE L. BENNET.
MICHIGAN BLUFFS, April 10th 1852
Mr. Briggs, Sir :-I have used your Patent Amagama-
ting Rifle and satisfied that is good invention
before in the length of time There has not been
much wash running in the guch there will be by and
by the boys have not all commenced washing pay dirt
yet. Yours truly, CHAS. w. COOK.
for the first time, trying tointroduce the ANAL
GAMArNG RlFFIE into the mines generally After being
thoroughly convinced of its utility and practicabty
prepared to fill orders for all parties that may
wish to it, on very REASONABLE TERMS.
No. For Particulars address J. S. BRIGGS Sacramento
through Wells, Fargo Co.'S Express. -Gn
References.-Duryea, Mailman Co., and o. NJ Tom
linson, Nevada. L. p Marselus and A. Lamberth, OF
Wolsey's Flat.
The above gentlemen connected OF the most
tensivs mining operations in Nevada County.
J. S. BRIGGS, Patentee.
| Nevada June 9TH 1S5g-36-3m
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JUSTICES BLANKS, CONSTANTLY ON HAND
j and for sale at this ofice
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-20
THE DISCUSSION ON MONDAY NIGHT.

MeSsrs. Tucker and Preston, the two best
debators We have heard, discussed the issues
of the canvass before the largest audience VIC
ever saw in the African Church, in Richmond,
on Monday night last
Mr. Tucker opened the discussion in 4 speech
of one hour and a half, replete with argument,
facts and reasoning We have never heard
the issues of canvass discussed with greater
ability, nor party defended with more sue
cess. Disdaining that "microsccpir" cxamina'
ton which has been instituted by the OPP
position into what they term the corrup-
tionS Of the Government under the De
mocracy, Mr. Tucker took "telcscoplc'
view Of the present canvass in It's rela-
tons to the contest of 1860 and the relation
Of the South to the issues of that contest
With great power and effect he retraccd the
history of the Northern Democracy in their
fidelity to the rights of the South, depicted the
unsoundnncss of every other party at the
North, and with telling effect demanded, not
Of Democrats, nor Oppositiouists, but Of |ir-
ginians whether they would not only desert
but actually assail their Northern friends and
allies by striking blow at them from behind,
when they were so hotly pressed by their
ncighbors at home.
Examining the record of the issues that from
time to time have involved the slavery ques-
ton, he presented in striking contrast the votes
of the Northern Democracy and the Northern
Whigs-showing that on every question whe-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-20
nEIrCAI.lNN.

THiS distinguished Race Horse viii stand thea
| .a'ing season, commencing on the 18th E@N
,.s-y and ending on the 18th OF July, at myZ ZSAA
t . a, "a. Tro,,ing Park near Richmond, al $50 the
a ad 81 the Groom, to be paid, In all cases. when
rs served Should the not prove In foal, she
< the horse the next gratis Mares will
. - a. forty cents per day, bu, there will be no
'li'y for accidents or escapes. As the subscriber
20 avoid the trouble Of collecting the seasons he has
ten pay able in advance; and this IS his nducemen
'-ls!ns the horse SO low.
--caou is six years old this Spring: dark chesnut
:; 1it-, except star in the forehead; sve feet one
a.; hree.-gh,s high-full-under the standard, andis
: sa-s' proportions and mos, beautiful symmetry
!s remarkable for It's size and strength. lie
s'"i 20 he taller than his sire, Revenue, and taller
= sandsre Trustee; is more than two inches taller
Imported Medley. and those renowned English Stall
IFa'ape;er and Whalebone and il more than five
- taller han the famous four.me horse Jirncrack.
-al1n was got by Revenue. sire Of sue Washington,
- WAshi. ston Engineer. Planet, &c and is out OF
Ia-sn, by Imported Prian (winner OF the Derby;
-aa Delphine, By Whisker twianer 81 the Derby,
~ tro;her 10 wha-bonel: & grand dam (Jereeds
w Lady, by Comus out OF the Cu!OEel's dam, by
= Tp?ie Cider, by King Fergus; sylvia. by young
" BROTHER 10 sylvia Reguus Lord Mcr;on's Arabian
~, Maso Bay Turk Bay Boston, Coneyssins, Hut
|. .'hi-y Barb, Byerly Turk, Bustler.
-2ar,ed mare. ''The Queen" tDeucalion's dan)
'i+ distinguished ever in the Cni,,d
:, ' al. distances from 10 four mile heats. She
~. sister 20 Monarch equally distinguished They
y bred a, the Royal stud at Hampton Court The
grand dam My Lady, was the dam OF The iis''ii'
+ !rplr:eI Passenger. My Lady's dam was also
:, ne Colonel winner Of ST. Ledger and one OF the
-'asrhed racers and Stations in England, and her
'' ''.e"ise The s. dam Of the famous four me horse
Is Pedigree Is remarkable for Its richness and es-
''F ;!- s:ou;ness BOTTOM OF its crosses and i
'i- taos' ancient To be found in the stud book OF
| "a 'Ghn.ns back to the reign Of Charles l.
- performances is sufficient TO say that he ran
- aid %or i-rn all except Of mile heats. tthe
e ie ever ran at that disanccD in which he was
~ al inferior horse in consequence OF being dec-
'l''' Ia all his other races which were OF two and
me- hea;. he con'ended with the finest horses Of his
-'-iiHs Engineer, SIccSoc Tar River, &c, &C. aud
= competitors with such that he never was put
=. 'r.-i n many instances dstancin: majority OF
~ Finally In June, l.j1, while his way to Long
|. % '.'t his engagement in four mile Sweeps,ake
| ',.o'a. L.. Sue Washington and others, In passing
-. Ne" io!S city hr received an INJURY which caused
''aSAl from the turf. For his performances in full
-i,"1'. Z. WAGNER.
-Vrgcalon will be exhibited a: Powhatan Chester.
| '9ych,and and Hanover courts. in the month Of
| ;4'T;, after which he will remain at his stand rs
Il H'''r. C. ".
I '-c:Jun-l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-20
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
SOUTHAMPTON, May 18th. ]!

sCDl lIlANIIbN. lDtiI' i''''.
Mcssrs. Editors As there seems to bc no
acknowledged party candidate for the Board OF
Public Works, and as that question has not as
sumcd party aspect in this section of the Dis
trict, think that the voters of both parties
could not do better than TO unite on John r..
Kiby, Esq, of Nansemond. lie is well and
most flvorably known in the District, having
with ability represented his county repeatedly
in the Legislature. His moral worth, industry
and prompt business habits are unsurpassed,
and if elected he will bring to that branch OF
the public service an amount of knowledge
with regard to our public works, and an ability
to guide them onward that will be Of the great
est value to the State. In short it is not need
full to say much of Il mln who comes up TO the
true Jeitcrsonian standard Of honesty, qualiiica-
ton and laithfulncsS. i.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-20
nrr- rrw GnLn uIGGINGs. &c.

Iy,vrxwor1n. Mas I7.-Lettcrs from Denver
Civ dated April 18th, state that there is great
scarcity of provision, in the mines and much
suffering.
Among the emigrants several deaths had oc-
c,,rrcd from starvation. An abundance Of pro-
visions. however, are on the way. Contradic-
tory reports are in circulation regarding the
mining prospects; there being no remittances OF
dust, and no rich discoveries are announced
Measures have been initiated to form new
State.
4 private letter from Camp Floyd of 2lst
April, announces the death Of Captain George
Page. Assistant Quartermaster Of the army.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-20
Manifesto of the Emperor Napoleon.

The following is the communication made by
Napoleon to the Corps Legslatf of France on
the Sd instant:
Austria, by ordering the entering Of her ar
my into the territories of Sardinia, our ally,
has declared war against us. She thus violates
treaties and menaces our frontiers All the
great Powers have protested against this act OF
aggression. Piedmont having accepted the
conditions one asks, what can be the reason
Of this sudden invasion: 1t is because AUS
tria has driven matters to such an extremity
that her dominion must either extend 10 the
Alps or Italy must be free 10 the shores OF the
.ldriatic. for every corner Of Italy which re-
mains Independent cndansers the power Of
Austria.
Hitherto modcrations has been the rule ofmy
conJuct bu, now energy becomes my first du.
tv France must now to arms. and rcsolute-
* tell Europe wish not for conquest, but
am determined firmly to maintain my national
and traditional policy.
observe treaties on condition that they are
not violated against me- | boldly avow my
sympathies with people whose history is min
ged with our own, and who now groan under
foreign oppression
France has shown her hatred for anarchy.
Her will was to give me power sufficient to re-
duce into subjection the abcttors OF disoiuer
and the incorrigibe members Of the Old factions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-20
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WASHINGTON, May 16.-All the naval YES
sells will be placed in commission as soon as
succcssivey finished and before the close OF
this wear Every available vessel will probably
be employed the active service; vera Cruz
is considered by the Cabinet to be one OF the
most important points where large iieet Is
required-and the Gulf force Will oe aug
mented.
Orders have been issued to officers OF the
medical and navy departments of the army
that they may command all enlisted men like
other commissioned officers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-20
Later,frOm calisornia-The Sandwich Islands, &c.

Later from Caluorna- Inc SanuWIcn IsIanus &C
Sr. Louls, May ls.-Thc overland California
mail. bringing dates to the 18th April, has ar
rived The friends Of Brodcrick and Gwin are
mastering for the campaign. Two Democratic
tickets have been formed. The State Conven-
ton will be held at Sacramento on the 18th of
June.
The markets are quiet and unchanged Buy
crs are awaiting the arrival Of the overdue At
lantic fleet.
\ revolution was expected at Tassito. the
natives being determined to resist the tyranny
of the French Government.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-20
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASuINGroY, May lS.-Capt. DOrnin has
been ordered to the Wabash as Commander OF
the Mediterranean Squadron. Lieut.. Vannal-
stnc. of the Navy. has resi- gncd.
Official adviccs from Mexico state that the
French, English and Spanish have one vessel
of war each at Vera Cruz. There is no
apprehension. however Of hostlitics against
the city. The main body of the liberal army
are now at Guanguelo preparing to advance
on the Capitol. Great enthusiasm prevails
among the troops.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-20
NORTHERN MARKETS

New YoRS, May ls.-Flour has declined loa
% cents, closing heavy: sales of Ohio at 81 %
as 10, Southern Sa 10. Wheat is dropping.
and nominaly / to 3 cents lower. Corn is
quiet; white g4a96c yellow 9sa9?.. Pork
hcavy-NIesS SIS 81. Prime Ii 30 a II -.
Lard II 5Oal2 -. Whiskey %ol. Stocks arc
dull, Virginia SKIES 9Gf.
.ArrrRSooS-Cotton depressed and nominal
Ohio Flour has declined 10 cents. White
wheat 81 o. Provisions are heavy. Turpcn
tine firm at 55aj6. Rosin and Rice unchanged
BALTIMORE. May lS.-Flour is dull; no sales
reported, but it is held at s. 30. Wheat is
quiet and unchanged Corn is dull and
slightly lower; sales oi white at ~, yellow %.
Provisions are quiet Bacon Sides 10 p.
Whiskey 3la32
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-20
rur COvERNOI, OF VIRGINIA.
Bl lH 6R 0Gl AMATION

.,r,PN,Ti0N having been received by the Executive
W, ,NClS NoRR0HNE FlTZlIfGil was charged
s,,a t,..ned aided in the burning OF stable con-
-. AZ hoses and mule, and two corn houses
- -. 81. huGired and scyentyave barrels
:-'-s - And farming implements, the property OF
lama Holloway. OF the county Of Caroline
IA. :eL trca justice and Is now going at large
=. - do hereby offer reysard Of One Hundred Dol
,g, psrson who shall arrest the said T. y. F!;zhugh
,fyrr him into the Jail OF said county OF Carolinc
., r,o,eov-r require all Offices of this Common
~ ;l and military and request the people general
heir best eNerons 10 procure the arrest u: The
- < v,,hurh ,ha: ne may be broueh, to justice.
r- urisr ny hand as Governor, aud under the Less
. S,I y :h- Commonwealth, al Richmond, this eler-
: .o;a .. May, l>S9. HENRY ~ WISE.
?, =, Governor -, ,, Co.,.
y.rhrch about five feet eish, inches hish stouiy
td,rs eyes, wore a very fun beard and moustaclie,
.,l..s manner and rather pleasing address, and Is
-. .sy.: .:hrer years Of age He Was residet e' the
-. = California about four years ago.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-20
NORMAN MESSENGER.

|I'a!S FINE STALLION will stand the present N
u '-asoa al the rrot;ing Park, ,Sar Richmond L&E\
& he and $50 20 Insure, with 81 tothe ~
a. "a Ie paid in al cases tchen Tie mare Is serCed.
tt-s suring will have the privilege OF putting their
q he horse mex, season, gratis, in all cases where
+, % 20; prove In toal.
A.;s all be we'll fed forty cents per day but there
e 10 responsibility in case Of loss or accident.
,-son 20 terminate lat August;
N.gNAN MESSENGER is years old the 99d OF May.
handsome grey, iGE hands ri h of fine proportions,
- strength, speed and bottom combined cannot be
.sed. He Is Kind in harness, aud good stylish tro,;er.
proved himself ioal ccit"r Norman Mc.sen-
As taken the premium al the state Fair IN Maryland.
|r:sylyana and New Jersey.
I:iliGREE.-Norman Messenger sized hy the import
r:aan horse Diligence and j. oui oi fubiood Mes.
=; Diligence was mpcr;ciby Edward Harris OF
..''xn, v J. {. WAGNER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-20
The Declaration of War by the Emperor of Austria

New ioHE, May 1.-THE Austrian Empe-
ror'> manifesto Of war received by the arrivals
yesterday was issued on the 10Th 1t says,
81 have ordered my army to enter Sardinia
Our struggle is Il just one. We begin it with
courage and confidence. We hope, however,
we shall not stand alone in it, ! speak L
sovereign member Of the German Coniedera-
ton. When | call to memory the glorious
times in which Europe had thanked the gene
raj and fervcnt enthusiasm Of Germany for 1t,
lhorotinn q"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-20
~ -. THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA..

,,-gygEAS. vacancy has occurred in the Senate OF
y.a!a in the pistrc; composed Of the counties of
;s.la Cumberland and Chesterfield oGeaslSned by the
w.. Governor OF the Commonwealth of Virginia,
I. authority vested in the Executive have thought
-. rs wits OF election issued and directed pursuant
- -. -,euirr an election 10 be held in each county
o. .ai senatorial District, al the several places Of
s,-,in according to law, the fourth Thursday in
-, The 9G,h day OF the month"; TO supply the va
- pnI,, ms hand as Governor, and under the Less
S.s! o. the Commonwealth al Richmond, this eighth
t,y Q! April! 1852 and in the eishty,hiri ysar Of
,-.,o,u.aih HENRY 4. WISE.
:! - slA ". MrNroHp. Sec'y OF the Com'ih.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-20
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AND TORNADO

MEMPHIS. May l7-rhc Stc;en>on block. o
eight buildings. at the corner OF Washington
and Main streets, WI, burnt Yesterday. The
loss is $l5o,ooo-pariy insured a severe
tornado, accompanied by rain and hail, unroot-
ed several houses to-day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-20
The Episcopal Convention Methodist School Con-
vanfinn

NORFOLK, May Is The Episcopal Conven.
ton for the diocese of Virginia convened in
this city o-day-BiShop Meade presiding.
The Methodist School Convention assembled
in this city to-day. NJ. Hinton of North Ca
rolina presiding.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-20
Hungary.

1t is said that proclamationS have been or
arc to be, circulated in Hungary, calling upon
the people to throw oil the domination OF Aus
tria Perhaps Ilu-ary vii! be offered as bait
to Russia. 1t is certain. however. that the
Cabinet of Vienna processes to feel no sort Of
alarm about Hungary, and di>bclivcs the posi-
hIlitv Of q ri,nr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-20
EMPEROR.

,liorted CLEVELAND BAY STALLl0N.N
~ Rires. will stand the coming season, -lN
= li'.i Yarn, near Gotham Post-0fiice. .NA
- county, and serve the same As
.t' 70 VII: For the season. 81 to be paid ai the
/. -''.e., or when the Mare Is taken away. lnsu-
"i "hich go are 70 be paid down in any event
-f'e-s Of the Horse. and the remaining go only
nae ascertained TO he In Poal Groom's Fee
80. fa',urage 10 Cents per week. and grain, when
b. o. 'thh9rhood prices. :. A. GILBERT,
>-.'-oSsm Agent for Proprietor.
-,,- EXECUTORS NOTICE.
~ .fhDiTORS OF GEORGE W. PULLIAM, DE-
~ tD-Au persons having claims against the late
PuliAm. Jr., deceased, will please present them
'--saaeated, to me for settlement.
c. @. GRlSwoLD, Executor
,.'-esb. ;. April %. la5s-cSmlf
ASA GCANO For sale by
al! u E. II. SKINNER / co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-20
&.o-S

EXECUTION II NlEGINlA-James II. johnson
was hung i'll Rappahaunoch county, Va. on
Friday, the 18th instant, for the murder oi MS
wife. He made no confession, but on the con
trary asserted his innocence on the sai!o"s' IL
is estimated that there were about "'Vo' per-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-20
Sandman Circular to the Italian People.

In addition to the proclamation addressed To
the army, the King OF Sardinia has issued a
proclamation, countcr>isned by Count Cavour,
TO Italy The substance i a follows:
austria, who boasts Of her love for peace,
attacks lis by refusing to submit to a European
Congress. She violates the promises made TO
England; She asks lis 10 reduce Our army, and
to abandon those brave volunteers who have
throngcd from every par, Of Italy To defend
the sacred iias Of Italian Independence. cm-
trust the cares Of Government TO my well
loved cousin, and draw my sword.
side by side with our soldiers will fight
for liberty and justice those valiant troops Of
the Emperor Napoleon, my generous ally
People of Italy Austria attacks Piedmont be-
cause she maintained the cause Of our common
country in the councils Of Europe. and be.
cause She was not in-ensiblc 10 your Sroans o.
agony. Austria now publicly tears to pieces
treaties which She never respected Hence
forth, by right the Italian nation Is free, and
may con>cicn,iously fulfil the oath took
upon my father grave.
Let us place confidence in Providence, in
our union in the bravery of Italian soldiers, in
the alliance Of the noble French nation. Let
us trust in public opinion. have no other
ambition than 10 be the first soldier Of Italian
independence. Long live Italy"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-20

HOTEL BuRSr.-The Columbia Hotel at l}rs-
tol. Va, was burnt on Wednesday night last.
together with nearly all its contents. The pro-
prietor. Col J. C. Grant, and his wife barely
escaped with their lives.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-20
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

The general convention OF the Episcopal church
oC North Carolina met on Wednesday, the 4th
inst. at Gold>borough. The Rt. Rev Bishop
Atkinson presided. The number of clergy in
the diocese is a. Of whom ~ were present
There were II lay delegates. Two new con-
gregations were admitted. and one candidate
was ordained deacon. The number Of CON-
baptisms during the past year 19' Number
confirmed 3jS. Marriages -. Burials 2,".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-20
CiLDWELL,S REAPER

.ls !aetlcNI au rtaVIt 1ke"PtI III 'E 1'"' ''''t
'.ss.-i.i. In several instances, in cut ~
issa large crops Of heavy wheat. N
= al he hest r-apers OF the day had ~5A.1a
5-- failed before the harvest was half over and thi'
dos more work, each day, than any Other owing
l;De,, ard simplicity Early orers are respectfully
.'.'
IiDTELL'S HORSE.P PO WER AND TRRESHIHG
HINES sill, continue to be the best In use, and hav.
,ar-ov-d 20 perf,s;ion J. 7. CALDWELL.
al s-.,rn Aylett's King William county Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-20
md.
wM. HAGAE, JI. & co.
McCOK MICk,S

REAPERS AND NOW FRS.
H. MCCORMICK OFFERS TO THE FARMERS OF
Z, E.sern Virginia and North Caro-
/, q, gEAPERS, aud REAPERS and S@-
WEi.S deliverable 20 order, through ~
.:sa WILLIAM A. BRAXT0N. oll1lz11
uin,on Post Office King William county
..a
G-M persons wanting Machines are requested tc
:. :h-.r orders early.
I. -. wITTIAM A BRAyTON