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They mnch Hght,r than ordinary Bells Of She
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These bells have 'een successfully introduced la
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cheaper than Composition Bells, this fact il tiou
with tn r ihtness rcngt And sweetness Of tone,
not fail commend them to public favor. Chimes sast
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for year, with proper usage, in any climate.
Circulars, with full description, prices, recc,p ire nda
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INDG Np.-ritkc1 up in the road On eondon
Hhl, 0rland, some time IN September, a
laIs- Long Shawl. The owner can have the sam.
by proving property and pawn. charges
e. y. SAt NDERS.
uIand Oct. 18th, l>t0. f3~39
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10
Mountain Correspondence.

TMBucroo, July 9th.
EprroR DEMocRAr Through the energy
aad perseverance eff Robert Kelley, ESQ OF
this place, one Of the most productive mining
claims in the state has been opened, and IS
now paying better than any other piece OF
property in this section of the country. It's
known as the Rrauch claim, and lies han
mile east of the town. The claim Is 400 ieet
front, running back zoo feet, to the center OF
the hill. tunnel has been run into the
hill t, ON Roses Bar side, 800 feet, to shalt
where the face is started from. The most OF
this tunnel is through solid rock, portions OF
it costing 800 per foot. The fumes are
! 900 feet in length, put in seven sections
drop off or ground sluice Of 200 feet between
each section 1t has required near year
/ labor of some twelve men to open the c''''n'
/ The whole expense of this work Qncludlng
cost of ground) before any money was taken
out. was S23 800. The number Of men en-
/ ployed on the work is nine drifting SIX by
draulicing, blacksmith and a carpenter
Cost of labor $50 per day, nine hundred
inches of water. at twenty cents, $3.50 per
day. wear, $40, making in all $3.50. Amount
taken out daily $3.50, leaving clean balance
of 5000 per day clear 1t has been but
three months since they commenced to open
or worl. .on the face, consequently they have
been able to wash but few days ut time
The first wash up was over $4,000 ; the second
run, a less number of days $1,000. Each run
places the ground in a better condition for
working, when the yield will be larger.
The Salem claim joins with the Ranch
claim in the center of the hill, running to the
opposite side 900 feet, with a face 400 feet,
making the entire length through the hill
1000 feet This also belongs to MIR. Kelley,
who is running bed rock tunnel for the pur-
pose of hydraulcing on both sides of the hill
There are fourteen men employed, number
of whom are drifting, making as much as
SIS per dpy to the man. Mr.. Kelley en-
ploys between forty and fifty men, and none
go away dissatisfied.
The Marlow claim joins the Salem claim.
~ IL -NO itcL III W lutil anu JOO bdCh litu liit
hill. This claim has been partly drilted pre-
paratory to being opened for hydraulicing.
Five men have been more than year drift
ing, and have averaged $25 each per day.
The tailngs have been corraled during the
time, and are now being washed by three
men in small sluiee, and paying $3.50 a
day. They are being corraled again, and
it is supposed that the next washing will pay
equally as well as the present There is but
small part of the ground drifted. rrepar-
ations are now being made to open face.
When completed, it will no doubt equal any
operation in the viciuity
The Ridge company washed up over $4,000
last week, being the product of eight days
run. The gold from this claim is said to be
the finest in Yuba county. The clean yield
being $40 81 to the ounce. BARNEY
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10
From Carson Valley.


We gather the annexed intelligence from
the Territorial Enterprise Of the 7th inst.
The Fourth was daily celebrated at Carson
City, large number of persons having gath,
cred there from the adjacent towns and min
ing districts. The Volunteer Companies, the
Masonic Fraternity, and citizens, marched in
procession through the streets, Captain W.
| F. Mason being Grand Mashal and 0. II.
! Pierson Aid in-Chie) and entered the large
pavilion for the exercises Mr.. NJ. c. Hillyer
was then chosen President of the day; after
which the Rev. Mr.. Bateman offered up a
prayer EX,Lieutenant Governor Anderson
then advanced upon the platform and in be-
half Of Mrs VIM. NJ Ormsby, presented to
the citizens Of Carson City, flag, long the
property of her deceased aud gallant husband,
accompanying the same with few appropri
ate remarks, which were in like manner re,
,ponded to by Capt Mason who had been
appointed to receive it. This pleasant episode
ended, was followed Av the reading of the
Declaration Of Independence by 2. W Van
Wrinkle, Esq, which was admiralty perform
cd. Then came the Grafton 10y Judge Bryan.
occupying three quarters of an hour in its
delivery. and surprising in brilliancy ana
merit even the high expectations hv every
one INDUCED when it became known he was
to be the orator of the day. The exercises
closed with a henediction, after which the
numerous audience di,persed to spend the
balance of the day in social and festive enjoy
meut.
There was rumor in Carson City Friday.
to the effect that detachment of United
States troops had on Monday last, found the
| bodies of seven white men amongst some
trees at point some twenty miles southeas;
of pyramid Lake, and between that place and
Buchland's ranch They were stripped of
their clothing, and though lately killed so
mutilated that they could not be recognized.
The report neeGs confirmation.
Company b 1th Dragons, Lieutenant d
D. Perkins commanding, arrived ia Carson
City, from Camp Floyd, on the 4th instant
They intend remaining a few days for the
purpose OF recruiting. when they will retrace
their steps to Salt Lake, assisting in the re.
establishment of the Mail stations and recon.
mott ering the country in the neighLorhood of
the mail route as they return.
A sunday School is being organized in
Carson City.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 10Th.
TnrArnne-Niss Davenport PLAYED. last

THEATRBe-Miss Davenport played, last
evening, to large house. She appeared in
the character Of Leonie Arnauld, in the play
of,"The Misalhnnee," and met with hearty
plaudts She is II noble looking woman on
the stage, and, in the loftier passages of her
part. burns her lDdy as it were, into the very
hearts Of her auditors. She is certainly q
very superior actress, but this is fact which
her reputation long ago told to every listen.
ing ear. She was well supported 10y TINT
admirable actor, Mr.. Perry. Tonight the
performance will consist Of the thrilling his
torical drama Of the Czrino, or, The Court
Of Russia. Miss Davenport will appear nj
Empress Catharine Second, one Of the great
est and at the same time. in some respects
fraiest of women, ifyou might call that .trai
which was open and avowed. bold and bare
faced in its execution. Many of orr reader
are familiar with the history of this extraor
binary woman, and those, who are not ma
possibly remember d brief sketch of h,
character which we gave upon noticing fe
weeks ago the prospect that Miss Davenpo
would play in this city. Doubtless she wi
have a good house.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10
THE H0UEL DJ NORD,
Hotel and Restaurant,
Corner of Second and High Streets.
MARYSVILLE.
TuIuEES HOUSE is sit,o,odt.n

IHNAEHS HOUSE is situated in the center of the
n business portion of the city, ana is furnished
with an the requisites to make il first class hotel II
strangers from the country will be furnished with
meals TO order at any hour of the day or nigbt An
assortment Of the chosest Wines and Liquors CON
s,auty on land
The lodging department is well arranged. The
rooms are commodous and comfortable, and a large
number OF them are furnished with Spring Beds.
Hay ing engaged the services OF a FIRST rate cool
from San Francisco all dishes viii be served up in a
superior style by polite and attentive Walters
Prices Of Board, with without Lodpng. IN nro-
portion to the accommodations furnished Meals
served to Order in any style required, at prices to
suit the times. F W
jy10-my Pronrieior
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10

QUEER EeG.-A pullet belonging to Charles
Andres, on street, laid an egg, a short time
ago, which is queer thing. 1t has a thin
shell, though perfect, is dunnish in its color.
is perfectly round. and about the size Of a
quairs egg Andres is certain that the pullet
laid it, for he went to the nest directly after
she caekled, and, if she didn't lay it, she
pretended that she had in the strongest kind
of style.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10

AsrRoNoMcAL.-The Territorial Enterprise
says that Lieut. Williamson, of the Topo-
graphical Engineers, is now in Carson Val
Icy under double service. one from the
typographical Bureau charging him with
tue es'"oNShnent of astronomical stations at
various points in that valley aud also on the
summit OF the Sierra; the other from Gen.
Clarke making it his duty to report suitable
sites for military purposes. His duties will
lead him inio the country beyond Pyramid
Lake. at which point he will probably make
bis quarters, with Capt. Stewart, while in
that vicinity. He travels almost entirely
alone, having but one or two assistants with
him.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10

INJuNcrGoN GRANTED. The San francisco
Gazette says that in the case Of samuel T. B.
Morse vs.. the Alta Telegraph Company
Judge MeAllister has Issued temporary in
junction to restrain the defendants from using
a telegraph machine, claimed to be Of Morse's
patent. The injunction was issued on the
papers filed in the case a motion will be
made to dissolve the Injunction.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10

The Rev. Frederick Huntington, of Bos-
ton, and late of Harvard University, has
been written too from San Franciscan, 10y the
Episcopal Mission Church, to become its Rec
tor for the next two years. Mr. Huntington
has been for many years a Unitarian, but
has recently been converted to the Episcopal
Caurch.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10

HUMBOLDT PAPERS The Northern Califor-
man ~ its issue of the 4th inst says: This
Is the last number of the Northern Califor.
man. We have made arrangements with the
proprletors OF the Humbold Times for the
union Of the two papers. w
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10

TooD TINE-Passengers, and Langton's
Express matter are now taken by smith d
Falls train in one day from Virginia City to
Downieyille, and from there in one day to
MarYsYille
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10

S. d NJ. r. r. Coat n meeting Of
the directors Of this company held at their
Office in this city, on yesterday afternoon,
Mr.. Theodore a. Coult was unani-.ously
elected Secretary for the ensuing year.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10

FIaes. Geo Laws has on hand a lot of
the first figs of the season grown at Gen
Suffers. They are very palatable.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10

ACCIDENTS AT GRASS NALLEY.-The Grass
Valley National, Of July 7th, records the fol-
lowing list of accidents:
+. b. Waller was seriously but not danger
ously wounded on the Fourth by the acci.
dental discharge of pistol
A little boy, son Of Mr. Douson. of this
place. about SIX years old, was run over by a
the Fourth. lie will recover.
John Fleming had his right eye fearfuny
acerated recently, by the falling of a pile Of
rock near which he was mining. we are
sorry to learn that it will be utterly inposs
nIe to restore his vision, or retain any con-
siderable portion Of the eye.
John Hicks broke his knee pan some two
weeks since by merely bending his leg quick
~ The bone was completely fractured
through the center.
Jean Paul Dubois broke his arm on the
18th June, in attempting to drive a relracto-
ry yoke Of oxen.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10

HoRRIBLE ACCIDENT We learned, yester-
day, that a painful accident happened on
Saturday last, at the Enterprise Mills, in this
county. The mill belongs to the firm Of
Switzell t Webb, and is situated on Dry
Creek, about a mile from the Oregon House
Mr.. Webb was engaged in rolling log up to
the circular saw, in position to meet its teeth
when the saw struck the piece of wood in his
hand and caused it to fly up with great vio-
lence against his head. The blow was so Sc
we're, that it broke in the whole frontal por-
tion Of his skull, and the unfortunate man
was of course not expected to live. Our lel-
low citizen Mr.. Dickey, passed somewhere
in the vicinity, shortly after, and, learning
that ice was needed in alleyiating bis suffer
ings, sent up quantity Of ice to the physi-
clan, the next day, from Marysyile.
Mr. Webb is well known and enterprising
citizen, and his death will be regretted.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10

srIciDr.-George Wyckof well known
merchant of san Francisco, committed
suicide in that city Saturday by shoot
ing himself through the head while in bed
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10

On Saturday evening at the Pavilion in
San Francisco, there were almost five thou
sand persons in Attendance upon the Fair for
the benefit of the deaf, dumb and blind.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10

On the Fourth, at Uniontown, man nam.
ed Hall had his right hand mutilated, and his
fore arm so badly fractured by premature
explosion as to require amputation.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10

AT Plaeeryille on the 4th, an Grafton was
delivered by James Johnson,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10

The CLAREr FLEw.-Y esterday afternoon
little row occurred in the Saloon few
doors from the Philadelphia House, the full
particulars Of which we could not learn. We
are told that couple of individuals walked
in with the intention of whipping the bar
keeper, when he and a friend of his jumped
into them and cleaned them out. One i'm
mediately left, but the other siaid upon the
ground and seemed not to be uneasy. His
face was covered with blood, but he was not
much hurt BY way Of getting the lenieut
consideration Of the crowd, he stated that he
was an educated young man, and acquainted
with astronomy. He saw stars without the
aid of telescope, when the barkeepers maui
landed on his head
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10

DROWNED. On Thursday, at Columbia, a
little child, son OF Mr. Burns of that place,
fell into fume and wa drowned.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10

FAuuREs.-The following failures occurred
Friday L. Davidson, dry goods dealer at
Mokelumne Hill, failed for $45Oo; Jacob
Leyinson, general merchandise dealer at Te-
hama failed for $4,000.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10

HoMcIDE.-On Wednesday last, in San
Ramon Valley, Contra Costa county. a Mex
lean named Ramon Ruez killed another Mex
lean named GaudalOupe Tapia. by stabbiug
him in the abdomen with a knife Ruez was
arrested and lodged in Jail
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10

LIVING AGAINST ALL ODDS kirkpatrick,
who was so severely injured at Dry Greek,
near Bear River, short time ago. by having
his leg caught in 4 threshiLg machine,
(worked by horse power and ground into
jelly, is, wonderful to say, still living. Doe.
tors Mcdaniel and Watts were called in to
see him, and the latter performed upon him
an operation, in which, according to the
rnles of surgery death is so certoin that it is
never attempted 10y authority of the books
The thigh was amputated, when there was
no pulse perceptible 1t was amputated
within two inches Of the socket of the hip
joint. After the operation, the patient raj
led, and is now in a fair way for recovery.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10
Arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
31cw advertisements.

Fire Department Notice.
regular meeting Of the Board Of Delegates will be
held in the City Hall this evening at o'clock.
J. Il. LASSITER, sec'y MED.
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