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The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09
Tnixvss IN UrAH.-The Salt Lake CORE

TniKvBs IN UTAH.-The Salt Lake cores
pondedn' Of the Alta writes as follows:
A day or two since, ten men were captured
in the city Of Provo, aud stolen property valued
at several thousands Of dollars was taken from
them. One thief confessed the commission OF
one hundred and seven robberies. in this city.
Stock is stolen from the ranges, stables entered
aud animals driven away. Stores and houses
plundered with impunity, until no alternative
is left, but speedy trial and quick execution
Some of these liberated villains have openly
boosted that there is no power TO try them
much less to punish them. But their career ID
short, for the people are up aud doing. Many,
undoubtedly, will fee to the new "El Dorado
OF Carson. where it is hoped they will meet
their deserts.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

FATAL MINING ACCIDENTAL sad accident oc-
CURED at Iowa Hill the afternoon of the Sd inst
Three men at work in the Jamison claim were bur
led beneath deep bank of earth, and fifty men,
with picks and shoyels and five hundred inches Of
water, were employed five hours in removing the
earth. OF course the unfortunate men were dead
when taken out Their names were Samuel Mead,
of Rochester, N. Y, aged IS years; Thos. Jones,
sailor, aged 2S years; Henry Lulka, German,
aged 45 years.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs.-The Grand Chapter of
Royal Arch Masons Of California, convened at Sac
rsmento on. Tuesday of last week. The following
grand officers were elected on Friday II. II. Hart
ley, Grand High Priest; Adolphus Hdllub, Deputy
Grand High Priest j. w. Bicknell, Grand King
f. II. Van Decar, Grand Scribe; p. w. Shepheard,
Grand Treasurer; L. C. Owen, Grand Secretary
Rev. Il. Morris Evans, Grand Chaplain; John
kirkpatrick, Grand Captain of the Host; Gilbert
LamphiOr, Grand Royal Arch Captain; o. II. Dib-
bic, Grand Lecturer.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

OREGON PoLIT1cs.-A Republican State Con-
vention was held at Eugene City, Oregon, on the
10Th April The Portland Advertiser says that up
on the first ballot for candidate for Representa-
tive in Congress, David Logan Of Portland, received
ffy-four votes of the sixty-fve in convention, and
was declared the nominee. Dr. VIM. II. Watkins,
Of Josephine, X. j. Pengra, of Lane, and I. j.
Dryer, Of Munomah, were then nominated as
Presidential Electors. The Convention re-afhrmed
the platform adopted by the Republican party last
year.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

A RuMoR.-The San Juan Press publishes q
rumor, to the effect that Judge Terry had been
shot, at Carson City, by Geo. Lewis, while on
his way to California to stand his trial for kill
ing Senator Broderick. The rumor cannot be
true, as Terry came through to California some
two weeks ago About three weeks ago, there
was q rumor in Nevada that Geo. Lewis had
shot man at Carson City, but there was net,
as far as we have been able to learn, the least
foundation for the report.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

RoBDRRY IN MkRYsvILLE.-On Friday morn
ing last, says the Marysville Appeal, a man named
Frederick Able lay down and went to sleep upon
the steps of the What Cheer House. About three
o'clock, Charles Sanford, the aectionate youth who
sometime ago made murderous attack upon his
father at Nevada, and pal named James Hamilton,
found Able and robbed him of $l5 and his hat. He
gave description of them to the police, and about
six o'clock they were arrested Hamilton was
tried and discharged, but subsequently arrested and
held to await the action Of the Grand Jury.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

New INvENTIoN.-The Solano county Herald
says that Messrs. Sheets Pressey, of Suisun, have
invented and patented Reaper and Mower, which
is destined to supersede all machines of the kind
now in use. The popularity Of their invention is,
that the knives cut directly forward instead of trans
verse; in other machines, thus doing away with
all the gear necessary to produce transverse mo-
ton. The simplicity of the gear and the strength
and durability Of the machines will enable the in
ventors to furnish their work at great reduction
on present prices.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

McCAULxY VS.. THE CoNTRoLLRR.-A suit was
commenced not long since by McCauley, the State
Prison lessee, in the Sacramento District Court,
praying for mandamus to compel the State Con-
troler to issue warrants to the amount of 275 600
alleged to be due on the State Prison contract A
decision was rendered by Judge Hardy, on Saturday
last denying the writ, and ordering the suit to be
dismissed. ..t
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

Loss or A PACK TRAM.-We are informed
that Benjamin Lachman, of Nevada, started
from Marysvle some days ago, with pack
train Of twelve mules loaded with goods for
Washoe. He went by the Downieville route,
and arr we'd at Janison's ranch last Wednesday
evening, where he stopped for the night, put.
ting his mules and goods into a shanty, in
which he built fire. During the night the
shanty took fire, and the goods and eight of
the mules were consumed in the flames
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

ANOTHER PoNr ExPREss.-A project is on
foot in this place to establish Pony Express
between Nevada and Carson City. We learn
that sufficient stock has already been subscrib-
ed to carry out the enterprise. The intention
lie to connect Nevada with the overland Pony
Express at Carson City. Competent judges say
that the distance between the two places can
be made 10 eight hours, and by this means Ne
vada will be placed two days nearer the East
than by the present route round by Sacrament
TO-
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

BoUoHr oPF.-Ths Legislature appropriated
1926, 900 to McCsuley, the State Prison lessee,
on condition that he surrender that institution
to the State authorities, and release all other
claims he may hold against the State, as the as
signee of J. NJ. Estell. MeCauley has sgnided
bis willingness to accept this sum, and should
the Board of Examiners agree to allow this
amount, the Prison will be surrendered on the
18th inst.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

ELLorrs MAr.-Thc Sacramento Union sees
but one objection to Elliott's map of Central
California. It's view OF Sacramento does not
give that town sufficient prominence as com
pared with Folsom, Auburn, Grass Valley and
Nevada, The Sacramentans ought to get up a
map for their own beneht-making their town
the center of the universe, with only one trail
leading out, and that by way of Placerville.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

A LETTER from the Sandwich Islands, says that
Steam Navigation Company has been formed at
Honolulu, who have a steamer now on her way from
Boston. The Hawaiian Government has granted
this company monopoly for ten years, besides the
privilege of importing COAL machinery, ETC., free of
duty, and having wharf rent free. The enterprise
bids fair to prove successful.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

CIxHABAR AT COLUMBIA HnL--Mr. Levi Ayrss,
Of Columbia Hill, writes to the San Juan Press,
that considerable excitement has been created
in that section by the reported discovery Of
cinnabar, or the outcroppings Of quicksilver
lead. DR.. Lilly tested ten ounces of the ore,
from which he obtained fraction short Of an
ounce of pure quicksilver. This test induced
quite number of parties to start for the local
ity, some Of whom had returned, bringing spe-
cimens which resemble in color, texture and
weight, the Amaden ore. The locality whence
the ore was brought, is on the Backbone ridge,
in the vicinity of Fosters and Dixon's ranches,
and about mile aud halffrom Columbia Hill
From the tests made by DR.. Lilly, and samples
Of the ore, Mr.. Ayres is led to have some faith
that the ore really contains quicksilver; what
thorough investigation will make off it, time
will determine.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

THE COMMISSIONS Of the new Episcopal
Church, at San Francisco, was laid on Friday last.
The services were performed by the Rt. Rev. Bishop
Kip, assisted by the Rev. DR.. Thai and other cler-
gymen. The following are the principle articles
placed in the cavity of the cornerstone. A Bible
and Book of Common Prayer, Church Almanac of
1860, several newspapers coins, various religious
papers, essays and catalogues reports OF
religious and literary institutions Of San Francisco
including Mercantile Library Association, Young
Mems Christian Association, Mechanics Institute,
Chamber of Commerce, Sunday School statistics,
Convention Reports, Catechisms. The church is to
be completed during the next twelve months.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

SUDDEN DEATH.-A young man named G. NJ.
Odell, who has lately been employed in the County
Recorders office, at Marysville, found dead in
his bed last Friday morning. He was found lying
across the bed, with one foot the floor, if in
the act of trying to get up, and with his mouth
bloody. lie had been sick for some time with con-
sumption, and it was evident that he had died from
a sudden hemorrhage OF the lungs.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

DRATH OF THE OLDEST INHABITANT.-Mannela
Pinto, who was over 100 years, and probably the
Oldest inhabitant Of California, died at Half Moon
Bay, on the LIST inst. in the full possession Of her
mental faculties. She was native Of Mexico, but
had resided in California a great many years. She
leaves many descendants in Santa Clara county.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

LOWER CALIFoREIA.-A San Diego letter da-
ted April 25th, gives the following account Of
affairs in Lower California Our friend Espa-
rasa is doing short work of it. Up to last eve.
ming, he has executed seven desperadoes, and
his men hold list Of, dear knows how many
more, to shoot them on sight This is matter
of great consequence to US, as the most of them
are fugitives from justice from our side of the
line to Lower California
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

A MAGNIFICENT GIFT.-A San Francisco pa
per understands that it is the intention of the
Gently disbanded Sansome Hook and Ladder Com
pNny, to donate their building to the Protestant Or
phan Asylum Of that city. Owing to the generosity
Of Mr., Lick, the ground on which the building
stands is also the property of the company and they
will thus be enabled to make their gift complete in
its munihcence
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

SUICIDE AT DuTcH FLkT.--A suicide was CON-
United at Dutch Flat, on Wednesday, under the
following circumstances One man went to the
cabin of another and charged him with robbing
sluices. The accused man seized knife, drove
his accuser from the house, aud then shutting
aud fastening the door, cut his own throat. The
house was subsequently, opened, and the dead
body of the man found. We did not ascertain
his name. Placer Herald.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

MINT STATIsTIcs.-During the month OF April,
7SSO6 ounces Of gold bullion, worth 81, 525 6S4 and
9,o77 ounces of silver, worth $l 2lS, deposit
ed at the San Francisco Mint. The coinage during
the same period amounted to 81 100000; of which
$lSl0OO0 was in double eagles. 81 900 in eagles,
and So, 1000 in half dollars
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

TIE CLAIRvoYANT.-We learn that Miss Nun
son gave two lectures, on spiritual matters, at
Omega, and prescribed for large number of
inyalids Her lectures were largely attended
and gave general satisfaction. She returned to
Nevada on Monday.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

A MINER KILIED.--A Eminer named Joseph
Shafer while at work piping" down the bank in
claim at Michigan Bluff, Placer county, on the LIST
inst. was accidentally buried beneath slide and
killed. Three other men, working in the same dig
gings, were severely but not dangerously injured,
at the same time.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

FHB QUEENS BIRTHDAY.-The British residents
Of San Francisco are making preparations to cele-
brate the birthday Of Queen Victoria in worthy
and becoming manner. Mrs. Victoria Guelph Co.
burg was born on the 25th of May, 1919, conse-
quenty she will be Al years old on the 25th inst.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

DocuMENTs.-Senators Gwin, Lane aud Brown,
aud Congressman Scott, Burch, Stout and Ste
yens. have our thanks for a supply Of political
speeches on the slavery question, and other
documents.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

dclegates-each State being entitled to two
delegates for every electoral vote. COnse-
quently, the vote of each delegate is counted as
one-halc Ht. .t| V-nn
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

A New Catholic Church was dedicated In
San Ramon Valley, April 22d, by Archbishop
Alemany. Several clergymen from San Jose
ere present. U NJ E
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

STATE ExPEEDrTUKEs.--The Sacrament Union
Of Saturday, gives q complete list Of all the APP
propriations made BY the late Legislature,
which foot up the enormous sum Of 81, 464,5
or this amount, S694,405 was for the current
expenses Of the State government, and $77o,-
1872 for miscellaneous purposes. Among the
latter expenditures, were $275.0co to pay the
amount due McCauley on the State Prison con-
tract, 100000 for State Capitol, and $780,
900 to erect a building for State Reform
School. These and some other miscellaneous
appropriations were doubtless worthily bestow-
ed; but list Of the expenditures will show ma
ny that should have been withheld. Viewing
the matter in the most charitable light, it can
not be denied that the late Legislature have
dispersed the peoples money with prodigal
hand. When the session commenced, they
found about $500, 900 in the Treasury, and the
probability is that every dollar which the Leg
islature cOald touch, will be drawn out, and
the State be again reduced to the runsus scrip
system, before the close Of the present year.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

MAsoSIc.-The Grand Lodge Of California
F. 4 A. NJ, commenced its annual session in
Sacramento on Monday.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

BRoDERIcK MoNUMBET.-At meeting Of tne
Broderick Monument Committee, held atsan Fran
cisco April 2Sth. Mr.. VIM. McKibbinl was uhani-
mously elected President to Gil tho vacancy occa-
stoned by the intended departure from the state Of
J. r. Robinson, ESQ. Mr.. chas. d. Carter andDr-
A. F. Sawyer were appointed committee on De
signs. The fund now on hand amounts to S4,oIl'
which is deposited with the Savings and Loan soci-
ety, and is drawing interest. Persons having sub
scription lists viii facilitate arrangements by send
inc them in to the Secretary Mr.. J. p. Buckley, OF
San Francisco in order that the COMMITTEES may be
able to form an approximate idea as to what amount
of funds can be expended for thepurpose Of making
estimates. .t..
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

FAvoRs.-We are indebted to Masters George
i William Stone for San Francisco papers /;
also to Jno. Pattison, of the Pioneer Express,
for numerous fayors in the express line,
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09
Books Missing.


The following list of Books belonging to the SevadA IL
brary missing Parties having any OF them in their
possession requested to return them immediately.
They be left at the store Of Gregory Boring june
ton of Main and Commercial streets
Bancroft's History
Macauley's Essays
Yeowplush Papers;
Beecher's Life Thoughts; .-. .h
Old London Bridge; ..-.....
Napers Pcninsular War; ...fI.
White Jacket r.-rrr
Backwood, 1857; ..-..
Bakewelfs Geology ......-
Vol. I'd, Herndon's Exploration Of Amazsnj
Redburn;
Gil Bias
Painters and Sculptors;
Lives of Eminent Men, 1.-TWO volumes);
Bryant's American Poets;
Potter's Eschylus; Er
Ben Johnson's Works
Representative Men;
What Saw in London;
Acadia;
Swiss Family, (Robinson).
Pioneers.
Nevada April Sd lsoo--27.u
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

LAST week, great deal of damage was done
to the fumes in Amador county, by the high
winds.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

nOUGLAS NOT NOMINATED.--It makes n.
IL difference whether Douglas is nominated or not a
long SPENCE keeps Halls SarsapariIIa and
IOdIde OF Potash for Sale.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09
DIED.

In this city, on Saturday morning May 5th, IHoHAs N
son Of Judge I. II. Caswel, aged Eve years and I'VE
months.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09
SALES IN wAsnoE.-Thc DOwnievills Citizen

reports the following sales in Washoe:
VIM. Lowell, an old citizen OF Downievills
sold 60 feet in the Sierra Nevada claims Vir-
gnia City, for Sill 900 and is now on his way
10 the Atlantic States.
Mr.. Helm, Of Downieville, owned l25 feet Of
the Utah claim near Virginia City, rs feet o.
which he sold for $4,000, retaining the remain
der, which is OF corresponding value.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09

MUNICIPAL ELEsTroH.-The election for city
omcers, on Monday, passed of quietly, and re.
suited 10 the success Of U. s. Gregory for Mar
shsl, that being the only Office fer which there
was any contest. Messrs. Tompkins and Bal.
lard each brought out full ticket and Mr..
Gregory made up ticket from the other two
with the exception Of his own name. All the
candidates whose names were placed on Greg
ory's ticket we're elected. The following will
show the number Of votes received by each can
dieste. Those whose names are marked with
star are elected:
zompkins Ticket. Ballard 7yck.t
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09
$50 REWARD.

"a STRAYED OR STOLEN
HT--F from Stocking Flat, Deer Creek
Bh19asAk ~ DARK BAY MARE, with a small white
NEW saddle mark on her left side, and one ON
q4S2en41s.s her belly she il about nine years old
fifteen hands high well built and worth $3.50. She
stolen or strayed of about the 18th Of April last.
ANY person who will bring to the subScrbers leave
at Fagg's Livery Stable Nevada information to the
whereabouts of said viii be paid the above reward.
HENRY BERRY & co.
Nevada May 18th 1sG0.-32-3ls
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-05-09
GROCERIES AT A BARGAIN

HAVING BUSINESS THAT CALLS NIX
Il from nome, ! will sell Tor the remainder Of this
week at the following rates
Flour, best brands, 50, 81 to S4,87;
Potatoes, per pound, to 3 IL cts;
Tea, green, 40 cts, black AS cts;
Oysters, Kensett * Pipers per can, rs cts {;
Soap, per box, So;
ear AN OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION. -6A
NOW is YOUR CHANCE.
j. NJ. HIXSON,
April 23d 1850 "a Broad street.
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Oeithquenten anIeten, uup m,nn man rem rcd.
ten Yuntt bel tom trifft, 70 bpffe id ,r p,rs,
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ga, leste ittne 5rau nit etnem Stit,uhli6 ouf
0e Nramertn bnlu, uno feline S6rsItern Iplltrn's
oca ntdt 10 ltitt perstnrn. wte ,r li6 itrsr an.
Aencmmen bat unc ibnCn INNER civ outer Srr.
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mertun9en tbrts dbtriunisen 5udt.rmouu,s nit
etnem slfttasn eadeln pr16Gudt unb ein,n 9id
NIT Dem Sramsr gu psbieln p,rIud,t, Der ob,r.
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Dtsnitbarfeit sessn Die S6wtsaermutter NIT em
Snmtarrodter 1erithttet babe, bic Quaen,r,rf..
gen gu Sposn ldlua. Als ietpd, ibre Sti,ftpb.
ter edran gu ertnnern pnate, eds s5riepridb I,iue
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2u9eno drgere6net pero,n, bae er Dem bdusti,
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hIa9enr tdb bab' senus an Dem 0eufabrs,
@mauf, mill nt6t nod sin,n Na&tiIt ea,u!
Die camille 9tus nit enem lauren abIbicp,
aus einanorr.
Der Sonnsnptrtb lrbnts cine 9inaruna rts
Srdmtrs ;tsmliG trrden ab, uabm lein.n 6ut
unS i@lcb lid I'm sBeaseben oem @bruraen an,
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scrdussrIeben, bab id ben Deinioeu uibt r,bt
le'n wtro'. ad S5rtsper, mic rirt's mir asben
0d lieSsn Httl Berg unO 8bdler pu,piIb.n, bis
mir 3rei uIammsntommen.
Neut's bids fraste er. Mid r.ut's ui6t
So Tang OIL 10 9r9en mid bilt mic iebt, r.ut's
inth aud ntdt User mir perbeu eben si,I -,
letO'n baten nit chamber. Das aiett 1H,r n,r
anfan9. 90 1T fein aut's 3ei6en, bas es uns
9eid' am erifrn Gag 70 btnbsrlidb aeben mue. =
Sn mc6t nur au6 ipiiTsn, mas fir eiu g3sih-
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mn9.
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Dat pid Uteuttht elmer BON o.n Iebiorn 1,6s,
1e'sbsn selern ya6t, wtc eu ben Brief ina
Sedentaus traaen bare
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menlt tmmsr, bas gang Isots' IlannsyUlf 1et
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tunolhaftet bat uno BAT r6 peueibt mit mir
reptn I'bsn. Gu Iasit ia lelb.r, Der 0.iO m.rn,
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~'nn mid9 te etErr aefeben b6tf, bdtr er midi
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sf son l'lnFm ltebsnefasn 8opf p.aItbIaosn.
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