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BY Jas. ID. Taylor Il Son.
hight ACRES OF LAND ON ME

hight ACRES OF LAND ON MEA
- DOW BRIDGE ROAD At AUCTION. We
will sell ny N the premises TU ssDAY, the "A h
Land, on the west side OF the Meadow Bridge rosd
lust beyond the cooperate limits and adj lining the
lands Of meesrs Richard Moore and Albert a Nor
ris This property has been improved to a very
high degree. and Is now under cultivation. There
are upon the place two springs Of excellent water
try seat, in . healthy and pleasant pais hbornocd
would do we'll to attend the sale. 1t will be divided
into lots to soft bidiers.
1EhMs-Onefourtb cash; the balance at 6, IL and
IS months for negotiable notes with interest added
and secured By q truet deed.
je 10 JAS TAYLOR 4 SON. Aucta.
III JUsEhOLD FURNIf0kE, HORSE,
IL CARTS, &c. AT AUOTION.-Wil be sold at
public auction, ct the residence of Lunsford Taylor
Ia Bowling Green Hepr.co county, on THURSDAY,
10Th June, at 4 O'Clock. all OF his Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Horse, Carts and Gear.
THRN5-cash. THUS KRASEE
je7-dtds Trustee.
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Deduction in TIE PBICE or CLIO
II YER HILL COAL II an prepared TO deliver
Glover Hill LUMP COAL. q q 50 per lcsd provided
z isreoeived IL Tie meNfte ~ june ana yutt.
strests. or SC my ONCE near Peteraburg Depot VIII
= promptly attended to. wxHnAyra
TIFFURD'0 PATRNT SMOKE CON-
~ HUMIK0 LAMP.-The safset. most sconomi-
cal and produclng the strongest light tauy lamp
now In use It viii burn freely the most common
solar oil, lard or grease. Aft<r eome eoleys ~
have another supply Of these dssirable Lamps yoI
city. GEO GUNNER
myIs Ne 80 Pearl street.
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TWO HUNDRED THOUeAND ACRES

n B-There will BE- daily line Of coaches fro
White Sulphur Springs.
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Z IN S,e hSSPS SsS4' |conn''
Sale conducted by JAS II TAYLOR sor. Aucts
my rs
VALUABLE SMALL FARM IN HEN

VALUABLE SMALL FARM IN HEN
RICO COUNTY, ON DEEP BUN TURNPIKE
on sDNEbAY. shs 18th day Of June. ls5s. com
mencing. Immediately after the sale advertised by
Asssrs AuEcheson and Young. Conmission y, the
pancy Of Alexander Ker. Esq. who intends to re-
Il eoo, sns FORTY ACRES of highly
land. remarkably healthy and adjoining the lands
Of Pr Anderson, Archy B.sir $50. and Others ,,
FRAMED DWELLING, with FIVE rooms, kitchen
\ large Arm. and the usual out houses.
tract I'd vertlsed by Messrs. Hutcheson and Young,
Commissioner. thereby affording the purchaser an
opportunity Of securing more land.
TIRks-One fourth cash, the balance at 8, IL and
IS months for negotiable notes with interest added
and secured by trus:deed
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE IN THE COUN.
rY OF HENkICO Pursuant to decree of the Cir.
cult Court Of Henrico. in the case OF Hutcheson, W
- Commissioners. win sel at public auction to tn
highest bidder, on the premises. on WEDN ESDAY,
% Of not si ns.
estate situated on or near the Deep Run Turnpike,
about three miles from the city Of Richmond. being
portion OF the property OF the late Ambrose Hut
ist 1ns tract called ''roLL GATE" containing
g acres. situated immediately on Che road. about
I'd. portion Of the he :.eHANTILLA' Tract, lying
On tho Turnpike, Immediately opposite the home
stead contsinnR about 200 acres, upon which there
valuable ice houses, and Ice pond. This land
s1. state s. #
t47 acres. lying on said rosd. about 5k miles from
the city Of Richmond.
There are valuable improvements on this tract
consisting of = dwelling house, new barn, stable
and valuable ice house. This lard IL In good
tate of Improvement
ileton," and called "HORhkPKN." which IL alto
xether In wood and upon which there lisa great dea'
Such an opportunity is seldom presented 70 Per
IONS desiring purchase real estate In the vicinity
Of the city of Richmond.
A map and survey Of the said land win be made,
snd can be seen at the ONCE Of Jas Taylor con,
IN the city of Richmond aud the lana Will DO SUD
divided into lots. to suit purchasers
All persons desiring &C make inquiry aoeus sne
above property, are referred 70 Meeers james N.
Taylor Son. or to either Of the undersigned, one
Of whom. Hugh d. Hutohesoa. resides near snt
T1nns-Ons third of the purchase raonsy in cash;
and the residue in two eQua fnstaments, atone and
two years from tho day Of salethe credit peyments
TO be secured By negofable notes with interest 40
money is paid. and conveyance directed oy tine
Possessiou will be given In time 10 iced crop Of
Wheat ard full possoasion of each trAt VIII DO deli
vercd ct the end Of the present year
The sale will commence. ~ the toll date" sraos D
- 1 Sale Conducted BY JANIS N. TAYLOR Z Bon.
Aa''''"A LEx'R HuTuHEs0H.l
JOHN a HuTCHKe0N. luom,rs.
I 3 HpS 4 fssbroHnsoS.
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CORDIALs. VINES HOURS AND

~ CIGARs-I have 10 store fresh assortment of
the finest Brandes Wines, Liquors and Cigars, re-
ceived direct from the i'm orrers. together with
choice aes rtment of Cordias, Bat berry and Wild
Cherry bIsndies. London Porter. scotch Ale, pure
Mountain Dew and other Whistles, Cooking Wines.
Picking and Table Vinegar, &c. which warrant
to give salts ton, or no sale.
JP KAVENAGH,
jeIl l72 Broad st, below 9Th.
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HOT SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.

NATURES REMEDY FOR CHRONIC DIS
EASES.
The Hotel at this place will be open fer the recep
tisn OF ysitors on the first OF June next. The sup
ply OF Mineral Water 10 abundant. and there are p
BATae' constantly supplied with fresh ater from
separate springs Of various Temperatures from $50
forms Of Rheumatism; Neuralgia; Paralysis, free
from infammstory action; Cont; Diseases of the
Liver; Old Injuries TO the muscies, Joints and ten
dops; Enlarged Glands; Spinal Irritation; Caronic
more thoroughly andirap than any oIher remedy
on the American continent.
THEIR ALTE ALIVE AND CURATIVE
unsurpassed by those Of any other Mineral Wa
ter on the face Of the globe.
Many persons afllio cited with the diseases enumer
ated above, in forms which had resisted the most
skilful medical treatment. and bad rendered To.
lives OF the sufferers alike wretchod and useless
through long ears OF pain. have been restored t.
perfect health by their use. Of the vast number
now suffering with such maladies. there are cor.-
p.ratively few Indeed who would not be either cur
cd or greatly relieved here.
The Springs situated in an elevated noun tain
region. The scenery around is wild, romantic and
beautiful. and more healthy and delightful sum.
mer climate can no where be found.
Besides the Hot Baths for invaiids there are two
ZINE PLEASURE BATHS. tor persons in good
health.
Good MUSIC will be In attendance early in the
ROUTE from the principal cities In the United
States By Railroad to the Millboro' Depot, of the
Virginia Central Railroad" thence by stage
Coaches. 20 miles, over q we'll graded turnpike to
the Springs. Passengers leaving Rct mopd. Va, or
Baltimore, Nd, in the morning, can come through
to this place the same day TO supper, or pass the
night at the Warm springs andarrive here to break
fast, next morning.
Fora full account of this celebrated watering
place see DE Bow RKvIkw" for june and "AkkR-
| Joan FARMER" for May, CT write to the subscriber
for pamphlet. sGOODE.
my 2t-d3m
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RLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS. This de-

~ Good Music will be in attendance early I
the season. n.
je lin
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EodLE6T0N 4 FITZGERALD,
oinMIssE0E MKarHIEfS.
@'a psaas.s In Wines. TIaaDss. 50.
No "a Pear street.
-st--h kicbmond.
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HYGEIA HOTEL,
II OLD POINT COMFORT,

This establishment. greatly enlarged ia its &C
comm adstors and comforts, by the erection of now
buildings, will be opened on the 10th OF June.
JOS SEGAR,
nv 2S-tIA Proprietor.
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CEA BATHING.
~ cHEsAPEAKE HALL.

~ CHESAPEAKE HALL
HAMPTON, VA.
ception Of visitors the 18th OF June when the
Proprietor viii be happy to see any Of his friends
who may wish to enjoy Bait Water Bathing and the
iuxuries OF tue Seaboard.
je S-3ms RIG BANKS.
ELUME AND FRANCONlA HOTEL
.uem.nt of the "PIuMES and "pRoFi a.Ru
houses announce to tourists and the summer travel
that they will be prepafed for the reception Of
guests on the 18th Of juno These hotels have re-
Gently been thoroughly renovated aud newly fur
nished, located in the midst OF the most attrac
tive scenenery Of the fountains. being In the i'm
mediate vicinity Of the OLD NAN OF THE
MOUNTAIN" the Flume, Lakes, Cascades &C &c,
Route from New York via Norwich and Worcester
Line. by th. splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH
and C0NNEClIUUT daily at 5 O'clock. p NJ. from
Pier Is foot of CORTLAND street, at the landing
of Southern Trains.
For further information, seo small bills OF the
route st tho Principal Hotels and Depots. or ad-
dress Es MARTIN. Agent,
ia New York
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SE0AR AND TOBACCO sTORE.

The subscriber has In store fine supply of OF
CARS, SMOKING TOBACCO. CHEWING TOBAC
90, PIPES, PIPb STEMS. and the usual variety OF
goods kept in such ELEMENTS, which he will
sell low for cash. FRANCIS sfAUDE,
Importer and Manufacturer
of Cigars. &c, No 1913,
my7-3m* Broad street.
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NOV PUBLIBHING-I In parts at 20
~ and 62S cents each. illustrated with beautiful
Maps, Portraits Of eminent Persons, celebrated
Places, &C.,
THE
UNIVERSAL PRONOUNCING DIG.
TyONAhY.
AND GENERAL EXPUSIfOk or THE ING
LISH LANGUAGE;
Being . complete Literary. .lassical, Scientific,
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Standard.
Embodying, In . condensed and commoa sense
FORM the sgni6cstion Of ell tho terms used In the
iapguage the derivation Of each word and familiar
explanations of the manner In which IL 10 pro-
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ton 10 the spirit Of johnson. Todd. Bees, Waller
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This Dictooary remark ed 10 one OF the critical
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je3-lm Richmend. Va. Box SIS. p O.
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b o HAsKINe.
IRE APPARATUH FOR

FIRE APPARATUS FOR
G SALE-A large SCOUTING AND
siss of cylinders Ok inches; the sacEiDG
TuDes in three sections Of about eight feet sach
throws two il in excellent orcer and 10
Of the most powerful Engines In the country.
light SUCTION ENGINE, can be drawn and
worked BY six or eight men.
Two HOSE BE sLb. In tip top order.
One extra HOSE NEEL With spool ON springs, 10
capable " carrying 900 feet Of Hoas and IL nearly
new
About 1908 feet Copper Rivstsd Hoss. In nrst rate
order.
Also, 5, Fire Caps Nov York style.
Also Q hne toned BELL, weighing ICES pounds,
with Yoke. Frame, and Wheel complete.
For prices. 80, address
JESSE HUNT.
President Of Patapsco Engine Co,
je1l-N Baltimore, Nd.
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ELUME AND FRANCONIA HOTEL
. EkHAUGHTAN HOUSE,

IA HAMPTON, VA,
L. now opened for the reception of Summer visitors
The proprietor has this year erected In pleasant
location on the same lot. another HOUSE, contain
ing several very fine rooms.
The BATH HOUSES are convenient to the
HOTEL. JAMES BURCHER,
Ie T-3mk Proprietor.
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pTEAM SAW MILL--LUMBER SAW
~ ED TO ORDER.-The subscriber having the
entire control of one of tho best STEAM CIRCU.
LAR SAW MILLS in the State. located in Virgin
Pine Forest, near navigation. will contract to fur
Bile terms, Building and Railroad Timber. sawed all
sizos and dimensions, and respectfully solicts or
iere tor this description of Lumber.
TRUMAN 4 PARKER
Wholesale AMI retail dealer in Lumber, Mahogany
las and shingles of every descriJ ton.
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- FIRST CLASS PREMIUM ~
oMILLINERY STORE-at ~

On Main street. between 18th and 18th. -~Ss@
Respectfully informs her customers that she has
Row her STOCK of MILLINERY complete, and IL
willing to sell CHEAPER than any OTHER Ee-
TABLlSHMENTi in this city.
Come and judge for yourself my n-lme
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VIRGINIA WORM KILLER is milk

all other nauseating Vermifuges, as 1t contains
no OIL nil wormseed or other deeterous druR but is
pleas to the taste eagerly taken by children and
highly recommended by physicians mothers and
all who have tried it. Prepared only BY
ie IL Ell PICOT Druggist
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EOR sALE.-A small FARM Of on,

EOR HALE.-A small FARM Of one
L hundred acres, one mile beyond the tcrmina
sion of the Mechsnicsvlie Turnpike, about six and
half miles from Richmond. in an excellent neigh
oorhood, and in the immediate vicinity of one or
more churehes The improvements consist OF a
buans. ali Of Which, are new Also s orehard
twill BE- sold for oussourth cash; the balance on
credit Of one two and three years, with interest.
Possession given Immediately. APplx e
mysl-Im $50 Broad st. Richmond
TTPHOLSTERlNG AND PAPER hANG
The subscriber beg. leave to inform the gnelis.
and PAPER HANGING Establishment. on BROAD
'n'y pR sspd a isfs 3
;HnS gsssr Ss ;s IL .,
SGSs!ss :ss Be- md :.
snuOK and q si,e
- All work entrusted to me. shall meet with
prompt attention and 1t a. Rices 4. c"n
0i asa Broad st. be,so.n sS and 5ih
CTOCKHOLDER'B MEETING.-At .
- meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Richmond
and Charlottesville Turnpike Company. held Ct
Ashland on the 18th ult, there was few shares
ausnsi Gs sSio o 70 meet &C saunssrs h IN
the city Of Richmond, On the ID Of June.
Tho question OF encouraging th0ee 8ontiemen
who wish TO put rail track fur horse cars on 0uf
road, was fully discussed ct the Ashland meeting
and warmly encouraged, and there ID no doubt thai
1.-THE ensuing meeting the company Will accede 70
their proposition.
Iii hoped that every Stockholder viii be present
- '1' = " JOHN 3 oRsNsHAw. President.
my 2s-swkdtd
CAW-MILL AND ENGINE FOR SALE
~ We offer for sale, on accommodating terms, .
Thirty. Horse Power ENGINE and two OIROULAR
sAw-MILLs, r. good 9ydsr. yhich can be seen io
70 Mr. John Hooper. or %
TIE BAGE BUSTERS. Do Bsge. Cham
~ bray, linen and Checked DusterE nersEe Rag.
isns and DnsteTG Lace and fix Mentles; bereRe
ehawIs. with black. blue. pink and white 1Iinges;
'a js Il i's1 cHILEs a cHENRRy.
WHiHKEY.-l000 bits Old Rye and
w Hscti6ed whitaker. y = hum, Apple DrAndy;
Common Brandy and Gin, for ssla by ,
jsH VA ""A"A~" eoNe'
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TO THE COUNTRY MERCHANTS

NFACKEREL-4 bbls new medium No
lsA Mackerel. in store for sale BY
je WIN TAYLOR.
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AUTHORIZATIONS bills Old Rye and
w Rsctided whitaker, n hum, Apple BrAhdy;
Common brandy and Gin. for ssla by
JeA VIM WAhLASh poNos
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n 81. CHALKLRY, Dealer in Leath
~. or. Shoe Findings. on, T.nnsrs' Tools. &C..
tween Main and Cary richmond. Va !, is now In 10.
ceipt large and excellent stock Of goods appcr
tanning to his business to which he invites the stesn
FOB CASH, or TO punctual custoners.
nh 1-damkcwIy II OHALkLkx.
A SNAIL TRACT OF VALUABLE
ATWOOD LAND IN HlNRIOO COUNTY, HIGHT
Mills nHL0W RICHMOND, FOR 6AL6-i onsr
one hundred and my acres 1t IL heavily wooded.
and has on 1t some very valuable timh.r. suitable
steam saw mill II adjoins the land OF shs Messrs
Andersoa, Formerly weed'so and oshsrs ~ 70.
Gated within short distance OF the York River
e and the wood on the land. whom brought 70
Market. win par more than the price ASKED for II
BLYNE, Land Agent,
once IN basement Metropolitan Hall.
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Freots.
Glover
bd July
must be
Gal and
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Depot.
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The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-12
Total............................S57, .S57 o,

DEPARTURE OF FREE LovERs.-A society OF
free lovers, numbering some twenty persons,
male and female, left San Francisco last Fri.
day, in the schooner San Diego, for Central
America. The society was presided over by
one Dr. Tyler and lie said to have been organ
lied over year ago. II appears they sent an
agent to Central America some time ago. who
purchased of the government OF San Salvador
$4,000 acres of land where the colony is to be
founded. Mr.. Lewelling. of Alameda county.
who recently sold his farm to Gov. Weller. is
said to have disposed of his property for the
purpose of raising funds for this hegira of the
free lovers and the establishment of the COLONY
in Central America
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-12
Arrival OF the Overland Mall.

The overland mail arrived at Gilroy, on Sun
day afternoon. with dates from st. Louis 10
Sent 18th. From the dispatches to the Marys-
vile papers Of yesterday, we take the iollo"-
lug:
CHICAGO. Sept. 16th-The most disastrous
conaaqration that has visited our city since the
great fire of 1887, occurred last uight. The
principal losers are J. W Cochran, at the Du-
boice House. $500 900, insured for $3O'0oo +;
Bathford's Lead Works, $1,000 Insured Tor
$40. 900; Cochran d Baker. Cleveland House'
S37 900, insured for $27 900; Avery q Co..
$500. 900: Hydraulic Mills, SlO0, 700. The to.
tai loss will probably not be less than S5,OOO.-
OOO. whilst the iusurAUces will not exceed $-5O,-
900, the greater part of which is III the Ne"
York, Providence, Hartford aud Springfield III
suranse compahea
New YoRK, Sept. l7Ih-A strike among some
men working on the N. 7. Il Erie K. X. tunuel
at Bergen, N. j., took place yesterday, III con-
sequence of the non payment OF mOueys De
laborers Obstructed the track aud stopped sll
the trains; the n litary were held ia readiness
for orders, but 1t being impossible to mud tbt
Sheriff, the troops were dismissed aud the strl
kers remained notorious.
M-The riot at the tunnel on the n. ]
g. Erie r. r. is in full force. No cars haV,
! DeeU AllOWtu W phoNf anu hut iiObSi0 "'V NV
ct work Dlockadlng the road more effectually
The through mails have been sent back to Thu
city to be despatched over The Hudson Rive
aud Central Railroad. at noon to day.
The Democratic Convention Of Massachusetts
nominated Gen. Benz. Butler, Of Lowell. fo
Governor, aud Stephen y. Burriss, of Spring
field, for Lieut.. Governor. All the Delegate
chosen to the Charleston Convention, it is said
favor the claims of Douglas for the Presidency
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-The President il
coDferring with Gen. Scott in regard to tn
San Juan Island difficulty. suggested the pro
prrty of sending some one there who was les
impatient aud more prudent than Cen Harnry
Cen Scott at once Informed the President h'
would go, and "a soon as his instructions were
prepared he would be ready to sail. The in
structions are partly prepared aud were consid
cred in the Cabinet Council to day. They viii
probably be completed TO morrow aud forward
ed imedately 20 New York.
New York, Sept 16th.-The brig Baltimore
arrived here this evening, bringing Hayti ad
vices to the 9Th inst. The daughter of Presi
dent JcfTraid was shot dead while sitting in hei
fathers chair in the Palace Garden. on th'
evening of the Sd inst. Great excitement pre-
vailed in consequence. il evidently having beer
the design Of the assassin 10 shoot the Presl
dent
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-12
Tbe New YOrl. Democracy.

There was split 10 the Democratic State
Convention Of New York, which met at SYRIA
cuse on the l4th ult. The delegates met at IL
o'clock, the hour appointed, when Thos ). Al
vord was elected chairman by the Hards, and
John Stryker by the Softs. scene OF great
excitement followed and some terrible rows
and fighting occurred among the shoulder hit
ters The Soft Convention finally adjourned.
leaving the Hards in possession of the hall
While the Hards were completing their organi-
xation. the chairman was knocked on the plat
form. Fernando Wood made bitter speech
denouncing the Softs as dsorganzers ia lesv-
ing the Convention. After the Hards haA ad-
jourued, Mr.. Stryker again took the chair and
organized the Convention. The only business
transacted on the FIRST day was the appointment
Of committee, whs we're Instructed to report
the names of two persons from each Congress
ionsl district for delegates to the Charleston
Convention. Az ths overland mail left st. Los
is on the 10Th, only one days proceedings have
been received.
The immediate cause OF the difnculty was oc
casioned by . disagreement as to the manner
OF eectng delegates to the National Conven
tion. The Softs. who have control Of the party
organization, determined to elect the delegatsi
in the Slate Convention, thus securing united
delegation Of their own faction. But the Hard
insisted that the delegates should be elected b.
the Democratic voters Of the several Congress
ional districts, separately, by which plan lheJ
expected to secure portion Of the State dele
CATION for Daniel s. Dickinson, who is regarded
as the chief OF the Hard faction, and is a candi
date for the Charlestoa nomination. 1t is no
probable that more than one ticket will bt
nominated for State officers; but should tbs
Softs carry out iheir intention and elect The
delegates to the National Convention, the Hard
will without doubt take measures TO send Z
double delegation, in accordance with ths rec
ommendation Of Gov. Wise.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-12

CARSON VALLEY.-Mr. Walsh and DR.. xunO.
ton, who have just returned from an excursion
TO Silver Lake and Carson Valley. inform the
Amador Ledger that all manner Of improve
ments are being rapidly made in Carson Val.
lev. DR.. Muncton thinks the quartz lodes are
exceedingly rich in gold, silver and copper;
and that the deposits of the precious metals will
prove to be very extensive. Water is very
scarce, and consequently but little is doing in
the placer dggings Some few, who have rich
claims. cart their dirt from the head Of Gold
Canon to Carson River. distance Of some six
or seven miles. The Dr. would not advise any
one to go there for the present, but thinks .
rush will be made next apring.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-10-12
NEVADA, WEDNESDAY OCT. IL, 1859.
a14e2ss 80


The above includes tho estimated Interest on
the several funds which had accrued up to the
date Of the report.
On the 3oth Of September, 1858, the total
county debt, according to the Auditors report
Of that date, was $l7lS98 20; consequently
the debt has been reduced during the past year
to the amount Of $22.7l2 81. The reduction
on the general fund during the same period
was $17, ,476 04, and $4,000 has been paid on
The principal of the Court House debt. The
tax of twenty-five cents on the one hundred
dollars, which is specially set apart for that
purpose, will be amply sufficient to liquidate
the balance due on the Court House debt by
another year, after which there will be re.
ducton OF that amount in the rate Of taxation
Taking the receipts and expenditures of the
past year as data for future estimates, the debt
on the general fund will be liquidated in about
five years.
The total amount Of expenditures from Sept
soth, 1858, to Oct Sd, 1859, were as follows on
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