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P:Itis1lsI ttentioa given to sncle.ss Burial
CARD.-TAs subscriber takes this method OF in
;sft
H. q. ssaS f. n: s fss VS. % Me-
hecco, and az descriptiops Of Country Produce.
a e E: Ss9. viii s &: e ~
experience he hope: 70 meet with liberal share Of
pubic '1II, s% w. arfE ss' oy
1'::''' RR::s:s; 4:::::s .'s:.''
i S:sss;; Ti S:4s' HS1..', B.,..ns,.
Essas: ho Ssii Ssi'fts IS. ~
rsnn..a a 2.i e: 81; If & I'd " !: ST.; II:
ED SsoSs NC co aa4 M sihscnArrs.
=. DEALERS IN 10y ~ AND STEEL.
SGss fR !; q r0sA20S TNHEAT
i. &. .s:aon.
Sas; Ia:s. Ss xI. On rsss1:a
A111haAss slsat ss as99s. ase111ssIor
Win attend rSGsIa!ly e &c :s1ss q H0RsEs.
sA4URbXY SoSAIE : : Sc dSsis Lot 'v'
SspSs lnssnSsd q aass Wy lisase be entered b.
VIM. sArTLEk 9 CO., So -,---I- -
OILS. rAissifss.' Va S|I5saaEss zsS WINDOW
asG .sss F.: = Z: 81 s:sst
sslssios saalsy.t . Which ve call the attention q
n. . s.s,ass ess Sbt Klssssyyy,pss...
I fGsi HR s1 H6 q: sIks;i ~ xss. Ct
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my ,sssoftmsnt Of LADfES', MIs6Es' AND
CHILnREN'S SHOES, embracing great va
Ladies' Heeled Kid and Morocco Eli opsIs La
dies Heeled Kid and Morocco Bootees; Lediee'
Caters. several Qualities; Ladies' Hseied French
Boots, new style; Ladies' Morocco and Kld Boots,
without heels; Ledios' Morocco apd Kid Buskins,
Without heels; Missss' Heclsd Morocco end Goat
eo0tsssi Missee' Hesed cSn.resa and side t g.
peIs; Misses' Heeied French Boots, new style
Children's Heelsd KID and Morocco Slips and AM
ushoss hssa cSass cssSs1 fss Boosss:
vishOut heeis; Childrcn's French Boots, ne
style; together With any other style OF. quality
fasAioashle emporium, No. . Nam o:
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IIO FOR Having reserved the
II agency for the sale of CslveIl's Reaper, . sl-
perioT article. Of Virgins manafseturs. ~ Oder
them 70 the fAsnsfs Of Virginia for the Veesent
harvest This machine il much siMpaor u It's
construction, and Of hshtAr dEaft. than any nov
~ ne has heea Thoroughly tested during the last
ssa,s; sre pd ~ tSs ess
are authorized to warrant this. Teaper IN al re-
slects, And viii make, an exh,bitioA OF ~ WORT :
farm q n. q: Watt, miIss HON fhis.csty. on tho
A''AA1. 49, = tdfEOp az yNArr = co.
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Or. HOOFLAND's BALsAMIC CORDIAL,
1Rs great sfa1dard sssdieisss At !As 1reseet ese,
Aars 1eqstyed tisty gvsas p0pnIay1sy only thrcksh
sears af syial Usbonaded s0tistoeti0S Is se&dessd
6r tAssN 80 ell eases, esd Asos Ssesassesd
x1YHK eSfRR11ftfEREgEa P4 FIJI ESEHtJ1s ys
SYSTEM. DISEASES OF ,aa
g.. ...,.f =, THE KIDNEYS,
0aH al 16ssAssS GSsssRg from d1sordsvsd ItUsr ~
sss> easss u tie sto1saek aad dtgestses
"a dtly aed Isyssssssslv esvsd ~ tAs GERMAN
~ BHIsAM1c CORDIAL has se4sjr.l sys.s-
sst, sxypssstss that e ssy similar 1Tsasatioa
as. Il ssisI cn,s. WITHOUT FAIL, sAs ~sest Sc
% v al 'S c6I f.11 oK HoARsKNEss, eRoN-
CHITIS, mel UENZA, CkOUPa PNEU-
MONA, LNCIPIENTCONS UMPT1ONs
aAS kSs pseySss6 sAs west astoxisAsxs exSss eSsY
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION!
A gss doss. sein a!sc q oses eAsek asd ssve ~
Ttsss sasdieiass sss yrsvoysd BY On. G. NJ. JACK
SON Co., NJ. as A,ek street, Pkil0dssrAia, Pa,
CD ere sold by drxgetsts aad dealers &. ssdSeiss
evs r,obssy, at u cents BOTTLE 1Ae stgnottSs
G. II. JACKSON viii Be- - tAs outside wraypss u
n ia ZIssa4e SxblisAs6 ssaxaIIy BY tAs Pre-
prsesors called EvERYB0DY's ALMANAC, yox val
Aad tsssin0Sv and eossEle1d1toSv 4otscss from all
Sesss ~ fis eosstst. zAssS sAjsssAaes ere gjcss
SISSY ~ GyI oHs agsats. AG =
PURCELL.LA Z CO.. Agents.
lNu-d&cWiy Richmond. Va. =
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AMEA U. RRVWNE,x
0RMAMENTAL IRON W0RK4

9TH street, nsxt to the Mechanics Institute.
IRON RAlLlNG6, YER ANDAHS, BALCO-
vanlt and Celia. DOORS, and every other kind 81
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured ns snort notice.
"a Particular attention given to enclosing Burial
Lots IN tho city . nd country. ia A-l2m
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OR D 1SSH.SlF lTEs sl3St AesOE cohrA1
Aass 7@.j:. 81 S: ~ ls iIFs'ta ss'.'1
- q: aeeyAI2 lxJ Ylflaf RsGl VI
j: :si j III. eis 6 fli 9lIssi:;:l.
lss; sssvsss waltsr. "; tsTllks.
sssss & ]. w ssa'8aes' Iona d Win
os. :; VT 8 1ss:snoad, fs s5a DDfj es9s
Gri6s r tavsapors. D. SslHs: -
81; s I'M; Nm. W.; 3 cash,
no. \ An szAc pAyENfSsS Hi r. J soi Ys::.
CnAs. +. WoITMAx. Bso'y. ssf @t
Notice - the stock hsIders.-A reputation
3 required 70 s. paid In cash On OF before the S0th
in n; 81; 8 The o'' Of the Company W., s.oy
TAE viz q 1 MA hlFk lN4URANCE
= COMPANY, ls now fully prepared tor bu .d-
ne and the attention Of the public y r sSs;.9sy
Dsny, under its charter, divides seven. eishtha Of
its profits ever three years. among the policy
ss.ss 81 he @Stusi system, With the Siedse 81
perpesna Capital Stock Of 2ioo co. AND sne s1aSa
moneyed int interest in conducting it, affairs with
prudence and economy. -, c.:..,
Ths ch.Ttsf requires Ct the Csy snd
MortxsEe on unincumbersd Real Estste, worth
'! The chsf oSect Of the Company il to aid in re-
vhioh COS snnusy from our STATE for Life Pre-
s. loaned to eastSmsrs Tor term Of years, 1t 10
gal interest. and disbursed in our midst.
EndSymenn and Annat,es granted. III, LIE An. and
Companies, Slaves insured for one year, or Tor
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1UO008y0 1H0 FTld0y0 At. ,,,,,... M =.
lCOnnsctinG with ears bath vays a. NJ
STAGE leaves CapD.hosic wharf Tuesday. ana
House Tor Matthew H. b. way 81 f' Sa, %ss
c. H., arIiS!nx at Matthews C. H. same dsv y.
o'clOcky =: NJ. Retufnlng, leaves Mstthev, y
h. ~ g clock: A. M, Mondays and Thursd., ~
connecting with steamer for White House.
FreIght Trains leave and arrive Al RichmosA
Wednesdays and SATURDAYS. '"A'sa
ia 23-ts THOS. Il. SHARP, SupeyntsnA.,.
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NOGGETT g ANDERSON

HOt1OE =
y CoRNER or fHASkLIN AND 18TH SIs ;,
MATTINGS, CURTAIN MATERIALS, WIN
DOW SHAPES. BEDS, MATTR EsSES and UP
celved their spring stock. embracing : full and
complete assortment in the above line, to which
they invite the attention and patronage of the pub
Ito generally. They are prepared to do Paper
Hanging and Upholstering in superior style, hav-
ing the very best workmen in their employ for that
purpose. .s5 y l-t' pz-3m
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MEDICINES.

II E1MnOkDS ExTAACT = XGHuS -
HE Helm oL's ExTRHcT BucHU,
HHE EttAABBSSttbb's k kxxTTkkAGT BBUUSSaaUU:
Great pslss, Srsss p1rs.S
The Great piuretc, The Great Diuretic,
The Great Diuretc, The Great DiuFetic,
A poltive and specific remedy for diseases Of the
,ds k kddnsy:, G5sysI. bTopsyy:
B' 'as AND AL dIafB}iis EAsEs s' 81 THE
3'sns5 SsfSs SUcaTs
IL . certain. safe and speedy cure. from whatever
caHes they may have originated, and no matter OF.
3 ~ Long STANDING. How Long Stand!ngs
3 ~ Long Standing, How Long Standing,
Nv Long Standing, How Long Stasding.
81 It H. taken without Hindrance from Business, and
little II any change OF Diet.
IL pleasant in its taste and odof,
Aud hmm sdiate in it, action.
lily "a are suffering with any Of tho shove dstress
FSSTkE THE THE REMEDY REMEDY At At S osck
f HEiMBoLD's ExTRAcT BucHG.
Al .nedi.une which must benefit every body, from
the simply delicate 70 the confined and despairlng
NJ NJ H$8zE e e Re Re f f$BsSBB
rrS: g pep sots S E, Il SF SfbSSffsd to
- Dept, l0A South Tenth st., below Chestnut,
- FISHER s WINSTON,
Druggists and ApothecaTles.
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REDUCTION IN PHlCE&-CHA6,0
<9BEHLE, Brood stFeet, hetWsen Il and "a.
nsrvaAt vssF constantly on hand, and da6ss any
body IN Richmond 70 compete With hin ~ hss line.
& e syl y
q -akkAT RkDUCTl0NI IN INA r.
PRICE OF HATS AND R00I6.-A
2 kscE Ne a1er esaS seys2 b eyv-
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FI; r5s sna Fl:
r sEty SMk 5EREE. Ssg SHstis AND.
enuc F1kFx4NfbPlsyss fMF f g Il Eb;LER,
e ssfs dooa: on CITY
:;s !: ;a :':
" 80, PRACTICAL
' Every bksscsdRs1Pi1Tl6S NOT 81 s s 80. -
Executed at short notice and in the best manner.
SRAFER, HALsEY { C0;S .r,,rr
a.. .ta
the attention Of purchassg.
VIM. 8. MCCOY. EDWARD MATHEWS.
Mccoy R 8 MfAffS oBxcc;o AGENTS,
No. 10 Hayne st., Charleston. s. G. 4
n.::,. CIV g:s 8
9 Mf; e. =. w Fsns,o En- !,,' ESQ., .
f }s$s: n bs:a: H., Ri s2sn sss. IN
For THE se RGE CF NkeRoEs, 7
AT THEIR OLD STAND. Con. FRANKLIN AND WALL
Ell iNEakSEs0 Both a; public and
Persons hsr Nsero.. to n. for SALE.
may rest assured Of ssttlng the highest market
ierent depots and boat landlngs:-
M, ,,--a..~.n 3 i: J. J: H RiEEE:
THE UNDERSIGNED have formed = CO.
gartneTshIg fSr the transaction Of C0MM5S 3,
SION RSp BpSIi naT Snde En- the firm IF LEWIS
teas1 attsntien to the sale of FIbuR. WHEAT,
CORN and TOBACCO: They occupy the store and
Lewis Webb: = @- E fJAT Z %WEat%S Ss
RICHMOND, w. Nov. l. ,sss !oh no79 T. MAAHE
md
Va 4 ARhI s s&5s T}$fE$S$$fEHRAhl I'm!
-. SON + KOSHER, ,wH0LEsALE AND RE
MsoSs a Rs @ kssea a9d
different brands; Old Dominion Mails: Of Ell sizes;
Rss a.. sSp sosa
mans fys Whss; olS aSe w E%s
key. old and good F. Stearns l. Co . Old Rye
vsesy S
other articles TOO to ON %eS4n Call and
F. 1 GE0CEESSl c03M%MsIssIoN AND
HsaH7 6pDo.ts tss Ao.e Car, st..
Richmond, Va.
&Ex a f Cs2o
advances made on cOnSlgnmentS.
k RkAfB Po FEaIRStEY.{ Late ofPetersburE.
HENRY 8: WILLIAMS, Late Of Norfolk.
q H. SKINKER CO., Groeers and Com
mcnd, Va, offer, their services for the sale Of
Wheat, Corn, Flour, Tobacco, DO. Tho usual
advances made on consignments. ~
NOGGETT { ANDERSON, =
in f8PEE OIL cE5 FITS
H S5ST TyHsbE sYbknAM Esss .n T uf
HoLsTEkikG GOODS SENEKALLY, have r,
celved their sprlns stock; embracing . full and
they invite the attention and patronage Of the pub
10 generally; They are prepared to do. do Paper
ing the very best workmen in their employ for that
MADDUX & CO., p ll.E3<
PRoG sSSfs cSsS SHHsH
Cary street, opposite columhn,a3. Hotel,
y. 4. HowAaD, of York, Assistants.
Guarsntee to ihsir. friends faithful attention to
ell consignments, and orders for goods from Pro-
dq NJ. r. "ss1UjrroN, 5a. Is admitted to IN
terest in our business.
John n. GORDON L SON,
l4rH STREET, NE4E THE ExcHANsx He1kL,
Offer for sale large and full ASSIGNMENT of IRON,
comprising Syede's, American Hammered, Peru
American, Russia and Imitation Russa SHEET
IRON, Hoops, Band and Scroll Iron, Refieed Plow
usually sold in this market. apl-ts
WH t55EEkEfgsiSH tl nRRf RElks Ed
fkSz Ss.:sSs sSLS$ = rs
'''''' corner OF BH fTfs Md
0RNAHENTAL IRON WORKS,
NiEs. CHAIRS. SETTLES, to-; also, Gratins,
R6N WoRK M San9 'nS 81
poses, maQufactured ns snort notice.
Lot. ID tue city ma country. ja slim
~ forming his friends and the public that be has o.
teSs1s = SHAN
sn.ndi.e xsnsTalIy :slso, fIoar. Wheat. Corn, 10
s Of Ct M
sxRsIience he hope: 70 meet with ibsr. share Of
k::::: ::: l.. V:
E RsSss1ix T1 F:3s ! Ho1..'' B.,..ner.
- TWHII4 d CO.. Phllad0iukiA. :
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

- NOTlCE.-We are determined to
&5 furnish our friends, customers. and tho
public generally. with the best of goOds in our
lIae, either manufactured by ourselves or import
cd. for ladies', gentle men, miseea, boys, children
and servants, At the lowest price, according to
quality. All in want. call On 49,
= ALEX. HILL l. CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers,
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS! RHYD
ESktH Now open, at NfvK

<aklfO 6 HELLER l. co g, k4T0
large assortment of all kinds Trunks, Bonnet
Boxes. valices, &c consisting Of the most FASH
ION ELE and DURABLE, viz: Saratoga Trunks,
cling Trunks, Portfolio, Belgian Trunks. DO, &C..
made to our esnecs order. BY the best and largest
visiting Springs, travellers. and every body. have .
good chance to get the hest quality Trunks. Va
= G. HELLER & Co %,
81. s l61 Broad st., hetween 5th and 9Th.
Come one Come al.
To tho great Trunk Hall!
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MADDUX Z Co., -5ti.t,<
NM (Successors TO smith & MADpgx,l
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Cary street, opposite Columbian Hotel,
-sf = 80 ssf Richmond, VI.
". NJ. MARsnAls, Of Lunenburg,
Guarantee to their friends faithful attention to
ali consignments, and orders for goods from pro-
MI. F. y. SUTTON, JR., II admitted to q IN
ia i-dts&cE1t MADDUX & CO.
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RZ. iTLES. rows, &C..
"A First Pre-, HUNS awarded by the Virginia A :
rioallaral Socei and Mcdaniel lustitats.
% OBERT WENDENBURG,
H. SHIP HROKER, CCMMISSIOM AND.
enuc fE1hfx4fbP1ssaa fMPESSf Il 4 \ bbLER.
RICHMOND AND CITY PoINI, Va.
u prepared to take Goods on STORAGE at CITY
POINT on the most reasonable terms, without
charge Of dray ago either to or from store.
nz-1g
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ISAAC UAyEN
CHAs. +. Wo1TMAN. Seo'y

Notice % the Stock holders.-A Fequgition
Of seventeen PER cent, being % = ON Zach shsre.
10 uired 70 be paid in cash on or before the 3Oth
INV lQ-ta u. r. W., EeC,y.
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i partnership for the transaction Of sCOMMIS
SION BUSINESS, under the firm Of LEWIS
ticular attention to the sale of FLOUR, WHEAT,
CORN and TOBACCO. They occupy the store and
lumber hOuse No. g Main street, long occupied by
Lewis Webb. [s+r LEWIS WEBB,
a. JOHN G. WADE.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. l. 1859. no 7-dcw&swn
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Pastor Of the Eatav NJ, E. CHI
ALAN IMVIGOR

Bssa S 5, PURCELL fpS EHpb IL Co.. Richmond;
y Dr. c92KE TIsdeT S1 X 81 tie IR6S
BRAY, Baltimore; and By Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. q per bottle six bottles.
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GREEN e DAVIS.
" -tH-s1 PRACTICAL
sixsk sired n = xsa, IL x1mory, Rieimcsa; VI
EVERY DEeCRIPTION OF
GRANITE WORK
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-25

The PoNY ExPREss.-The st. Louis cor
respondent of the Union says that the Pony
Express company have no idea of diseon-
timing that enterprise. It appears that the
number of letters sent by the Pony have
largely increased of late, and the stockhold-
ers are of the opinion that it will soon be-
come paying institution. In relation to
the report that Pony express was to be es.
tablished on the southern route, the same
correspondent says there is nothing in It
The subject is never mentioned at st. Louis
California. ''
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-25

THE CONSPIRACY TO MURDER THE COVER
NOR OF LOWER CALIFoRNIA.-The Los An
geles Star gives some further particulars OF the
conspiracy which had been formed to assassi-
nate Governor Esparza, Of Lower California;
The band Of conspirators had been organized
by Juan Machado, of.San Diego, and the OBJECT
OF the expedition is to place Salnz again ii
power, and to assassinate Esparza. The lnVad-
ing party numbered forty men, well armed and
equipped; and it is said that when they crossed
the line, they had with them about as many
Indians on foot, but also armed. This will be
formidable band, and. once set a-going, there
will, in all probability, be no end to their dep
relations and excesses. 1t is to be regretted
that measures were not taken to stop these
desperadoes. They will not confne their oper-
atoms to Lower California alone; San Diego
and Los Angeles, in this State, will be made
to feel the effects Of their power. If successful
in getting possession of the government, Lower
California will again become the headquarters
of all the villains of the adjoining States, from
which they win sally out to levy contributions
on all who may give them cause of otfense,' or
against whom they may entertain feelings Of
luminosity. Esparza has made himself obnox-
ious to these desperados by the severity which
he found it necessary to use towards such Of
them as by their misdeeds were placed In his
power.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-25
THURSDAY EVENING, OCT. 25, 1860.
Tho Ldto EIcctIons.

The vote at the late elections in Penn
sylyania. Ohio aud Indiana, are no certain
indications that those States will go for Lin
coin. BY reference to former election re-
turns, we find that in lS4S,. Ohio gave a
Wing majority for Governor at the October
election, and at the Presidential election,
three weeks later, the Democrats carried
the State for Cass by 10000 or $4,000 ma
iority. In 1852, at the October election,
there was but little difference between the
Whg and Democratic vote In Peunsyl-
vania, but the State was carried for
Pierce by 10000 majority. We might point
out other changes, equally as great, 10 these
and other States If the majority in Ohio
is not over 5000, as stated in one dispatch,
the Lincolntes will 6nd it hard matter to
carry the State against Douglas. Ohio has
always been very changeablo State; and
If Geu. Cass could gain II 900 votes in lS4S,
there is good reason tobelieve that Douglas
will overcome majority Of $4,000.
It is possible that Lincoln may be elect
ed by the people, but the chances are
against such result: The loss of thirty
twn votes in the north will defeat him; he
hhs little chance of carrying either Califor-
MIA or Oregon; aud Connecticut, Rhode Is
land, New York, New Jersey, the seven
States of the northwest, and twelve cleo
toral votes Of Pennsylvania, are still doubt
ful as between Lincoln aud Douglas. The
large majorites reported at the late State
elections, we believe, will be considerably
reduced by the official returns
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-25
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEVADA DEMOCRAT.
SAcRAMENro, Oct. Is, 1860.

SACRAMENTO, Oct rs, 1860.
The following is the special dispatch to
the Union: =:
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 18th.
Marshal Valiant, with three divisions OF
French troops, proceeds % Italy, it is inti-
mated for the purpose of arresting the pro-
gress Of Garibaldi.
The vanguard of the Sandman army is
only six kilometres distant from Rome.
TAbout four mies.-ED. DEM]
The Princes ball in New York was a
brilliant success He danced with Mrs.
Governor Morgan and Mrs. Hoyt, daughter
of Gen. Scott.
The regular Democratic Committee of
Pennsylvania have recommended the sup.
port of the original electoral ticket, nomi-
mated before the party split. The election
Of Lehman. (Dem.) 10 Pennsylvania, for
Congress is contested.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-25

The PROSPECT IN OREGoN.-The Salem
(Ozegon) Statesman, of recent date,
says:
From every part of the State we have
cheering intelligence; at no time since the
opening of the canvass have the supporters
OF Douglas and johnson throughout the
State, felt so strong assurance of carrying
Oregon as during the past two weeks. Ev-
erywhere the word is, the cause is prosper
ing and our ticket gaining ground. From
the Southern part of the State. especially,
DO we hear good news. II every friend of
the Little Gianv' whose eyes rest on this
article, will labor from now to the election
to gain and get out votes for him on the 9th
day Of November, we will carry Oregon by
not one vote less than 1900 majority. Let
us arouse, and make these three weeks
tell.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-25

A CANDIDATE BADLY HURT.-Dr. W. II.
Watkins, of Josephine county, Oregon, cam
didate for elector on the Republican ticket,
had bis left leg broken. just above the an
kle, on the 18th inst. The jacksonville
Sentinel gives the following account of the
accident:
The unfortunate gentleman, with others,
was engaged in the attempt to raise Re-
publican pole, and as is too frequently the
case at similar occasions, some dozen or
more excited people undertook to assist
those who were employed in the raising.
These unsought assistants labored without
regard to, instructions or concord, and
finally by hurried. misdirected movement,
turned the pole. as it lay lengthwise, over
against where DR.. Watkins was standing.
The contact was too sudden Cor him to shun,
and the breaking of both bones Of his leg,
aod the crushing of his foot was the conse-
quenCe. AT last accounts, we are pleased
to learn, there was no doubt that he wonld
in good time recover from the painful
wounds.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-25

OHIo.--Dfspatches received by the last
Pony, state that Ohio has gone Republican
by $4,000 majority, on the Congressional
ticket; that Brnkerbofr, the Republican
candidate for Supreme Judge has about
$4,000 majority, and that thirteen Republi;
cans and eight Democrats are elected to
Congress. A difference of $1,000, between
the Republican vote for Congressman and
their vote for Supreme Judge, is too great
to reconcile. There must be some mistake
in the figures. In 1858, when the Republ-
cans elected fifteen and the Democrats six
Congressman the majority of the former
party was only about $4,000 in the State;
and it hardly looks reasonable that the Re-
pubicans could gain 10000 votes and still
lose two Congressman.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-25

THE LATE REPORTED MAssAcRE.-The
Jacksonville (Oregon) Sentinel, of October
goth, says.
Later intelligence from the North assures
Us that the account of the massacre of emf
grants by the Snake Indians reported some
days ago, was much. exaggerated. Col.
Wright has received positive information
that all but eleven of the train bad arrived
at the settlements in safety, and strong
hopes were entertained of the escape of the
eleven that had become separated from the
main body.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-25

WoMAN's INFLuENcE.-The Contra Costa
Gazette tells of a tragedy at Lafayette, in that
county:
Three drinking at a tavern, one of
went at him with whip; the man slapped her
on the head, and then the Amazon came at
him with a shot gun and blazed away. Man
lodged; smoke cleared away, likewise the man;
woman victorious and in possession of the cit
adel. SO much for "woman's influence" espe-
cially when in possession of shot gun.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-25

ELoPEMENT AND MARRIAGE.-A Timbuc-
too correspondent of the Marysville Democrat
says. that Mr.. r. c. of that place, and Miss K,
were long enamored of each other-the we'd
ding-nightwas fxed-the company invited had
assembled, when the young lady's mother re-
fused her consent, and forbid the marriage. In
about week after, the girl stole out, leaped
into carriage and into the arms Of her lover,
drove to Auburn, and became wife. In day
or two ''the happy pair" returned, and the old
woman became satisfied.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-25

WASHINGTON MoNUMENT.-We hope the
voters Of Nevada county, as they deposit
their ballots on election day.will not for.
get.to contribute their mite towards the
Washington Monument Fund. It.is the in.
tention of the Association to have contri-
button box placed side by side with the bal
lot box, at every voting place in the Union,
so that oil will have an opportunity to drop
in their quarters, or whatever sum. they
choose. In this State there is an additional
inducemont for voters TO contribute liber-
ally; as the county giving the largest sum
in proportion to its vote, will he presented
with an elegant marble statue of Washing
ton, to be placed in the County Court
House. Ifevery voter in Nevada county
Will contribute twenty-five cents, the total
sum will amount to near two thousand dol
lars, and this, we are satisfied would be suf-
tcient to entitle us to the statue.