The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-25
Arrada grmutrat,
LOCAL sIATTERs.

ton, that we have been able to obtain:
Nerada 1o,oRship.-David Belden, I. II.
Rolfe, George f. Wilmington, Ed Muller, A.
H. Hanson, e. McCauliff, Tim Parker, |. Wil-
liamson S. S. Penny, J. NJ. Ballard. VIM.
Heugh, g. Schmittbnrg, j. III. Helm, p. Henry,
A. f. Mackay, Dan. Collins, John Kendall,
James Malone, A. B. Gregory 4. o. Tomp-
kins, Geo. Story, Chas. Mailman, Geo. E. Tur-
ner, NJ. III. Funston, C.. II. Mead, A. Davis.
John Williams, Thos. p. Hawley, Geo. S.
Hupp, -Barnhill, -Staley, -Feton.
Grass Valley.-William Watt, JAS K Byrne,
G. w. Smith, Con. Reilly f. c. Webster, Sam'l
Hodge, Martin Ford, James Pownng Benz.
McCauley. Geo. p. Dalton, Schenck Glass,
f. S. Corbett, Geo. Williams. Henry Scadden,
A. Morehouse, A. B. Dibble, William Luke,
John Hastings, Louis Ramish, o. V. Healy,
Jos. O'Keefe, jules Fricot, Moses Korn, Dan'l
MallOy, John jenkins, Henry Thomas, Geo.
Pendleton, Jas. Mckay, z. Hennessay, Jas.
Ahern, J. c. Cough, j. Harminger.
Rough i Reddy.-H. q. Roberts, John
Webber, Joseph NJ. Mcguire, p. Crawford, NJ.
Sheehan, VIM. Hill, -Ellerman, Jas. Dow
ney, Robt. Ferguson.
By1dgeport.-Wm. II. c. Mathews, NJ. Fitz-
patrick, VIM. F. Berry, Kerr Phelan, -Hol-
lister, M. Henryham, S. S. Lewis, John Brod-
erick, A. S Stacey, Michael Cassin. Alfred
Hodge, S. 3. Isaman, L. II. Fowler, j B. John
son, -McGaird, kelley, Hughes, -
Mccoy, Price, J. w. Denison.
BIOomfeid.-J. Bush, A. Brickford, X. Skid
more, George X. Reed, Henry Norwood,
-Isaacs, Chase, M. Burns, -Lowery.
Eweka.-Dr. Hardy, G. Morgan, L. p. Ten
NY, NJ. Mcnamara, S. V. Hardesty, c. p.
Evans, V. w. Cleveland, w. f. Cummings, b.
Bustch, Montgomery, VIM. Pickle, p. Bo-
hanan, John Stewart, Jacob Seibert, +. Leavy.
WaShtngtOn.-Hiram Atchson, Conrad
Grissel DIR. Mable, Pierce, Chas. Rowand
Calvin Hall, w. w. Wixom,
Little York. C. Green, c. r. Hall, Noble
Martin, Thos. Emond, J. T.. Jones, John
Derham, A. Stelting, VIM. Cunville.
REcRUITs.-We learn that there are now
some ninety names on the roll of the company
organizing in this county, for Col. Lip
pitts regiment. An election for officers will be
held on Saturday next, and the company will
leave for San Francisco in a week or ten days.
A majority of the recruits are now in Nevada,
and we presume they will all be here on Satur-
day. As there has been no call on California
for volunteers, and 10 provision made for es-
tablishing recruiting stations, the members of
the company will have to pay their own expen-
ses until they are regularly mustered into SER
vice. AS some of them have left their work in
other parts of the county, and are not any too
well supplied with funds, we trust our patriotic
citizens will do everything in their power to aid
the company during the few days they remain
here.
PRRsoNAL.-Mr. Brooks, the talented editor
Of the California Mountaineer, called at our Of
fee yesterday, aud we were happy of the op-
portunity to make his acquaintance. We learn
that his magazine has an extensive circulation
in the southern mines, and ne is now establish
ing agencies in the northern counties. George
Stone, who is extensively engaged in the news
paper business, win have the agency for the
magazine in Nevada.
For THE LBGIsLATURE.-We understand
that the friends of John Caldwell, of Eureka,
will present his name before the Union Demo-
cratic Convention, as a candidate.for Senator,
and J. G. Eastman will be candidate for re-
election to the Assembly. We have heard of
no other candidates for the Legislature, but as
there are four Assemblymen to be elected other
names Of course will be presented.
SNoTHERED IN TUNNBL.-Two men
named Hillhouse and Jones were suffocated to
death in the Golden Gate tunnel, near North
San Juan, last Saturday afternoon. 1t appears
that heavy blast had been let off in the tun-
mel near where the men we're at work. They
came out Of the tunnel before the explosion,
but returned too soon, and were sufocated by
inhaling the smoke.
The MAIL, for the East, by the steamer o
July lst, will close at the Nevada office on Fri
day evening next, at eight o'clock. We have seen
astatement to the effect that the mails hereafter
would be sent overland, and that no more
would be carried by the steamers, but the Post
Master here has not received any such notifca-
tiOn, and the mail will be sent dow as usual
in time for the steamer
THE COUNTY CONVENTION is called to
meet at the Court House, at ten o'clock on
Saturday next. We learn, however, that Mr.
Guild has rendered the Convention the use Of
the Theater, and as that is a much more con-
venient place than the Court House, we pre-
sumo the Convention will accept Mr. Guilds
otter, and adjourn to the Theater.
FIRRMBN's ELEcTIoN.-An election for
Chief Engineer of the Fire Department is being
bo1I -. =.