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Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-17

AMOUNT RMsED.-The Committee on sub
scrip,iohs for the relief Of Washoe by puI-
chase Of arms and ammunition and equip
ments of war, collected, yesterday. $3.50
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-17
WEHERE,S RILLl SrOLEN
CUMMINGS
Under Current Sluice

EkEAR SIR Your attention Is solicited to a brief
~ consideration OF the advantages of K. ii. DUN
NlNGS IMPROVED PATENT GOLD SEPARATOR,
for which Patent was granted February 7th 1860 =
The principle AID operation oft may be thus descrlb
ed
by means Of two more iron bars at the termina-
toT OF section OF Sluice Boxes forming "A rigt-an-
gle ating portion Of he dissolved earth dne gravel
and water is separated from the Jumps Of hard earth
cobbe stones ana gravel and drops into set of more
gently graded Siuice Boxes beneath, when they flow
slowly of IN another direction, while the body Of wa
and coarse material dalses down a dump or ,faln
Ito again taxi up in suices with the tniligs from
the under current and subjected anew to separation
This process insures more thorough amalraination
and saving of the particles Of Cold the most of which
drop through the grating tile under current where
belng subtcteh to aless violent motion and passing
through IA greater variety of rifles they are more
nkely to be hnaHy ARE ted 1t effects large saving
OF rusty gold which will not readily aInalyanate II
gives more opportunity for saving Gold in a short
distance and to scuore cement without loss of tanRs
and grade.
On hill sides, whore there is abundance Of sDacc II
is valuable adjunct TO tail sluccs, where the latter
terminate 1T The rivers edge aud would othe d
charge all OF their contents into the stream the under
current can be made TO receive the best portion of the
tailings and convey them for any distalce along the
bank.
The immense friction Of rolling rocks being renov.
ed, the under current effects a saving in false bottna
OF about seventy Eve per cent
At San Juan Hin. Nevada County whore tbisipvor
ton was first introduced and is now ext nsivelv se
it IS codsideied ed valuable mproyemen-sayng both
Gold ana Quicksilver in much larger rroportion than
the ordinary suce without H.
Tie saving effected from taings in one instance ia
equal to twenty five per and might be increased
the amount OF ecor omy OF course depending upon the
eXi cnt tn which the under current Is elpplovej
A. testimony to the truth Of the above-Her,nssior
IS granted Tor reference to the below named slllnI
miners at orh San Juan, and il NAV first be stated
mar Ihe inventor Is himself practical miner and las
tested the under current fully for more than two
years.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-17
News from Black Rock.

The letters, which we publish in another
column, headed "Marysvilleans in the Indian
Country" will be found highly interesting
Tho Stevens Company which left here a
few weeks weeks ago to prospact the Black
Rock region are the Marysyilleans of whom
we speak They number eight men and have
seventy-one shots Most of the company
are good shots. and one OF them, Mr.. Tot
man, is most excellent one. The leader,
Mr.. Stevens, is well acquainted with frontier
life and knows how to deal with Indians.
They are prepared, therefore, to hold their
own IN contest with any reasonable num-
her of Indians. We cannot but admit how
ever, that their situation is somewhat preca-
rious If they be yet in that section. Still, by
keeping watchful guard by day and night
as we are satisfied they will do, the danger
will be greatly diminished, for the Indians
will not attack mere prospecting company,
unless they heve every advantage They
prefer to lose their men in fight with those
who are coming against them to make battle
They will not risk the lives Of their warriors
at such juncture as this, merely for the in
cidental purpose of cutting off few pros
pectors Vigilance, therefore. is all that i.
required for the safety of the Stevens expe-
dition.
The last letter is dated May Ist. The mas
sacre Of the whites at the Sink of the Carson
occurred on the sth inst, seven days after
ward, and the slaughter at the battle of the
Big Bend of the Truckee happened on the
18th. The probability is that the Stevens
company was still in the Black Rock region,
nt the time Of these occurrences and it is
Furthermore likely that they would remain
there, for some time, without hearing of the
massacre at all
We hope to hear from them again soon,
and be relieved from all apprehensions, on
their account
1t will be seen in the letters that the Indi-
ans have been proving around the camps OF
the company, from time to time. suspiciousy
1t will also be seen that a white man foolish
ly approached one of the camps in the night
time, without giving any notice of his char
oeter and intentions, and was shot down and
killed under the very natural apprehension
that he was an Indian stealing upon the
camp. This circumstance, while it is to be
regretted, shows that the company are not
wanting in that great element of their safety,
IA strict guard at night
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-17

DIED N JAIL.-A prisoner in tho County
Jail Of this county was found dead in his cell,
yesterday morning. He had been incarcera-
ted on the 2sth ofApril for petit larceny. hnv
ing been sentenced by Justice Rand of Linda
Township. His name was Richter. The
Coroner's jury returned verdict that he died
from a disease Of the heart. He was about
35 or &c years of age and German.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-17
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
In Yuba City, on the 18th inst, by Rev. z. b.
Walsworth, MIR. Mathew Klockenbaum and Miss NJ.
Catharine Schuessler.
May the happy couple long live and flourish, and
may their honeymoon lever wane.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-17

Two Vs.-'rhe police, yesterday, arrested
two Mexican vagrants, who will doubtless be
doomed to the Chain Gang this morning.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-17
Arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel.

HICKoK & Co.,.................. PRoPR1EToRs.
WEDNESDAY,, May 10th, 1860.
Il Kelly Timbuctoo J Il Marshal Maine
J o Rouk W L Brigham -
Prescott JIM Sweet French Corrall
J u Black Forbestovn $ Wheeled & W Port Wine
d Also Miss He 1T States
Fisher While Challenge Mills
K II Thaycr & TimbuctooJ Murry city
II Sheldon D'Vile II A Hawkins Grass Valley
G Lans & c city Murock Sac river
T Starr Sacramento J. Block Jr Nevada
Starr llicht Oroville
Sir Ia gelton & " ST JPondert Chico
g j Hobe &w W illl
Sprirges & Maine II Henry 0roville
Miss Springer NJ Holland
Miss Jackson johnson city
u Doucll II Smith Mineral Island
r Parker &wSF
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-17

I'D ECEIvED DAILY, and all kinds of FR1,1rs 3,
~ - y their season, at wholesale aud retail at the
FRUIT DEPOT, 80 ID street. next door to post OGice.
"P%'H GEO. LAWS
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-17

The Prize FiGnT-Every body can now
rest satisfied that the fight between Heenan
and Sayers did take place as reported by the
London News. We have two other and full.
er reports Of the fght-one by Wilkes Spirit
OF the Times, and the other by Bells Life in
London. OF course, the three reports differ
somewhat in the mere details of the fight.
but they are in the main very much alike
Wilkes Spirit says that the ring was broken
into by the friends Of Sayers and Bells Life
says 1t was broken into by the police. All
accounts agree that when the fight was ston-
ped, sayera was receiving severe punishment.
After the forty-frst round Sayers could not
or would not come to time. and Heenan find
ing that the friends of sayers would not ac.
knowledge his defeat by the usual sign, went
up to him end struck him while he sat. This
was after the ring had been broken into
The whole ottair then broke up in a sort of
row.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-17
GeTaniuuls! !
FREsW STRAwBERRIEs

q CHOICE lot for safe at the Seed Depot.
- w street, next door to Post Ofice.
may16-tf CEO T1ws
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-17

MERCANTILE LIBRARY Association W.
have received neatly printed pamphlet
the Annual Report of the Presi.
dent of the Mercantile Library Association
Of San Francisco, from which it appears that
its atfairs are in highly Aourishing eondi.
tion' We are glad TO record SO happy cir
cuinstencs.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-17

lhE GREAT CLAIM The news has been
confirmed OF the defeat of the Bolton -Santil-
IAN claim before the United States Supreme
court Property owners in San Francisco
congratulate each other on tho final ros,l,
LIE kILLEp-ofieial dispatches from Car.
son Valley to General Clarke saw that tho
number OF whites in the battle was one hun
dred and five OF these twenty-five have
oeen KILLED. Fears srs entertained of an at
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-17

TEooPs.-Two companies of United States
troops numbering in all one hundred and
sixty men. commanded by Captain Stewart,
passed through Sacramento Tuesday on their
way to Washoe. Governor Downey has
given orders for the Sntter Rifles and CITY
Guard of Sacramento not to go to Washoe. as
their services are not needed.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-17

SHOOTING AFFAIR At WooDBRmGE.-Or
Monday morning, at Woodbridge, in Sar
Joaquin county, DR.. A. d. Kibbe was shot
10y Judge Caldwell. DR.. Kibbe is alleged
says the Stockton Argus, to have placed in
circulation reports against the moral charac-
ter of the wife Of Caldwell. The latter hav-
ing obtained sufficient evidence to fa.ten the
origin Of the SANDER upon Kibbe, armed him
self with double barreed shot gun and
proceeded to Woodbridge where he met
hlooe as he was entering his Office, and dis
charged one Of the barrels, containing slugs
@' A'0oe. The shot took effect in the baek
" snort distance above the kidney on the
right side, and will probably nrove ntol
Five OF the slugs entered the BODY. CaId"
well surrendered himself into custcdv O"'u-
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-17
Aeu advertisements.
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 18th.
Lessee and Manager =. .........MR. R. G. MARsI

The Performance will commence with J. r. Planehes
Romantic Drama, in two acts, rs performed by
fhn n.nin IL
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acknowledgements, Di8pepft linS G3slbiubt, Arpnt
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ben 1nglaubtghtn dtsrStu9en, bds btefts Stttsrs ntrutd Rt
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