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4 TTENTIoN LADIEsI

4 TTENTION LADIESI
FuRSii FURS FURSI
The old established New York Fur Manuf.csurin0
-, Depot SO Chatham 81 offer greater inducemant
~ about half the usual price. we have large
resh, and the best selected stock Of Furu 70 be
1und, at the following very low ratesi
Water Mink, Cape, Muh and Cuffs, 81 10; wAaar
dink, full y Cape, Muf and Cuffs, $40 Marsh
dink, y Cape, Mua and CUFFS, $40 so French
link, Cape, Muh and Cuffs, 81 70 $40 French
dink, full n Cape, Muf and Cuff, $40 10 1890
renoh Sable, Cape, Mun and Cuffs, 81 W $40 /;
" y IS; French Sable Mutfa, 81 70 90 90 Water
nd French Mink, French Sable and American Fitch
nd Rock Martin y CapaA, 90 W $s Victorines, Ss
o ~; Sable, Stone Martin, Fitch Martin, Mink
tArtln, Brook Mink, and Grey Siberia Squirrel,
quAly al ow. large variety Of Children's Fancy
Nnrs; New York Fur Manufacturing Co., Depoa
Chatham 81; Cleaning, repairing and altering
saty done. FLEMING, Manager. oaI T2aclO3
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

II fUhSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate Of the County of New York, notice
IL hereby given 10 all persous having claims agans,
GEORGE LEWIS, late OF the City o. New York de-
ceased 70 present the same, with vouche-s thereof
~ the Subscribers, at their Office, No. SO Cedar a
in the City of New York, before the sth day Of
April next. DaIed, New York, the Both day Of Sep
temDer' 1851. GEORGE LEWIS, JR.,
AUGUSTUS CLEVELAND,
Executors
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buT1vgate Of the Counly Of Now York, notice Ia
hereby given 10 all peraons having claims AGAINST
JOIN ROACH, late of the city Of New YORK lie
ceased ~ present the same, with vouchers thereof Z,
the guhscriers at the Office Of T. james Glover Ear
No. Wall street, In the city Of New York on OF he
FIRE tie fourth day Of May next. Dated, New York.
the 25th day Of October, 1851.
ELIZABETH ROACH. Exocutfix.
JOHN HOEY, Executor
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N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or TILE

~ FUhbUANCE OF AN ORDER or TUE
Surrogate u the County Of New " TX n ,ti,,s 4.
hereby given " all persons having claims ag,ins,
THEoPHILUs T. fAPPIN, late % the CITY n NeS,
York, deceased, 70 present the same with voucher,
Thereof " the Subscribsr, al his coe, iJs sun
day q April nsEt. Dated, New York, the 81 dAy "a
October, 1851.
JOHN TAPPTn, Administra.o~.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or THE
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k1LAS BROWN, late Of the City Of New York Mer-
chant, deceased, 70 present the same with vuuoh-
ers thereof 70 the Subscriber, at the Store Of w ASH
Coulter & Co., No. 2i1 Perrl street, In the City q
New York, on or before the 10Th day Of April NEXT
Dated New York, the ~ day OF October, 1851
ALEXANDER X WALSH, Acting Executor u
s1IAB BROWN, deceased.
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BhakA,n-LNA.

CHEAP PASSAGE TO LIVERPOOL ny
Nltht Bl,ck ~ II Tine OF P>ckcts-TEe clipper asip
GREAT WIS ERN Ill 18th Dec. Por passage.
'pIiy on 10 ~. fox = rirnnu It, E,st RIVER or
o. JACOB WILSON los mt. st. deli 40,
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate Of the County OF New York, Notioe IA
hereby given " all persons having claims az AIMS
MARY MGLOIN, late Of the city Of New York, do
ceased, 70 present the same, with vouchers thereof
70 the suhscriber, at his store, No. Bayard st. In
the city OF New York, ON or before the 10Th day Of
March neat: Dated, Now York, tha Bis, day u
Auguaa, 1851
HUGH p. NCAFTRY, Adminissra,or.
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E0R SALE-b, 10 OR 80 ACRES OF BEST
land In Flatbush, only miles from City Hall,
3rookyu. Farmers and gardeners will do well TO
xanine this property; also several farms the
sand for sale OF exchange for city property. L. r.
BERGEN, 70 Cedar ~. nil AAc'1l2
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THR
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hereby given 70 All persons having claims againss
merchant, deceasod, W present .ths same with
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber aiIhis Office No
o. Wall st. In The city Of New York, on or before the
4oth Jay of September, 1851.
HENRY @. DEFoREsT, Exscutor.
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INSURANCE.

british COMMERCIAL LIFE INSUR.
lance Company, London and America. Establish.
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$o,OOO,OOO, This company Ia well known in both
hemisIheres, and its stability IL undoubted No
extra charge for crossing the Atlantic. Policies as
collateral secrity, Last bonus WAS thirty. Ave per
cent.
GEORGE N KNEvTTT. Manager,
No. co Wall sire t
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Il Surrogate VI the County Of New York, notice N
hereby given 10 all persons having claims aRainsa
BRADLEY SILLICK, late d the City Of New York
deceased 70 present the same, with vouchers there
OF 10 tue Subscribers, at the residence Of j. A. sl
lick, Eghty-sxth street between Third and Fourth
avenues, In the City Of New York. ON or before the
iF.h day Of March neIt. Dated, New York, the bah
day Of September, 1851.
JOHN A. BILICK,
A. N. OSBORNE,
Executors.
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GENERAL RUsurEaa.

A kMf GOODS-NDIA RUBBER ARMY
- Blankets, uavelUoks, Co,.s q an. a. - =,
Wholesale snt retail, u @ A BUNNRRa ii J'hn
81 doirs E>st n B-oadvsv al 94ar.iST
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FOR LIVERPOOL-OLD BLACK STAR
: Llna-Ine pSckri sup rrORSrON, lying a
Pter p, ENS, Rvf', sails 18th December. Ths
ADELAIDE ssila 20iG D.c,rtaf. Pot pasaaga, ap-
NY 90 board, Or :, WILLIAMS d GUION. % Fdl.
In ~, dq qI,c.iit
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Tor SALE-A GOOD TRUCK FARM OF
TN acres In Monmouth county, New Jersey,
gDod faro buildings 10 large and small farms,
Plainfeld houses and lots, Call ~ Fulton 81,
saturdays ~ W o'clock, or Palnfeld depot on 3.
AL. d2 Pacific
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PoRBACH G MANNING,

RORBACH & MANNING,
~ hAHurAOrURERs oV
TRUNKS, VALlSES, CARPET BAGS "a.
No, WARREH ST. and CO.. ROADWAY
NEW YORK.
FACTORY,
100 hARKnS ST., kEWAHx, ri.
z. N. ROKllACH, TT. MANNING
Rstailins lsAA ,hAn wholesale prices during ,hs
war. tyl2 rll9
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THR
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hereby given 70 all persons having claims agains
JOHN KELLY, late OF the city Of New York. o.
ceased, 70 present the same With vouchers thereof
70 he Subscriber, at his ohce, 10 Avenue ID, corner
Islrd street. or Ne Sis Pearl street. In the city OF
uert Dated, New York, the 26th day OF june 1851
WILLIAM WALSH, AdmlnLs,rator.
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ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WANT.
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TREASURY NOTES ISSUED FOR THE IA.
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or ~ directed, and Of the various denominations,
can now be had n this once, Immediately upon do
Posit therefor In gold or current lands. Orders
nom the country, accompanied by check, supplied
By return mail.
NOTES RECEIVED lat PAR AND INTEREST
IN PAYMENT FOR THE ABOVE.
oos r'11s NORRIS KETCHUM.
w A 7 G Ii & e w L LRY.
SQUIRE d LANDER,
Jewellers and Manufacturers OF English Sterling
Silver Ware and Ace 10 ana Is caret Odd Jewery,
and the finest quslity Of watches and Diamonds,
which they are selling at ten Ter cent above the
actual net cost SQIlRk A LANDER
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JOHN W. COGBWElIL, late Of the city Of New York
deceased, 70 present the same, with vouchers there
Of " the subscriber, at her residence, No. s3T Hud
sn street In the city Of New York. on or before the
hneonth day Of March neu.-Dated, New York, the
81 day Of September, 1851.
MARY COOSMELI, AdminIstrAtrIr
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FIRE INSURANCE IN NEW YORK, Bos
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William, having capitals all paid in, in cash. which,
with their surplus Investments, amount TO over
Five Million Dollars-For Insurance, Renewal OF
Policies, settlement Of Losses, &c, apply 10
A. BIGKIIOW, Agent.
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FOR LIvEgPOOI-THR PACKET SHIP
ORIENT, a. Pi-T n. h viii sail Saturday,
De- IL. For psuags, or dtAstS The Dull Of Ire
md, .Trly al the ofhcs u IHOxP5OHs Iaact star
Las, xIb Pearl 81. ma 9Aac.ilO
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

A5urrogate Of the County Of New York, Notice Is
hereby given 70 all persons having claims aganst
STEPHEN II. PALMER, late Of the city OF New
York. deceased, " present the Same, with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber, At 81 Maiden Lane, In the
city of New York. on or before the frs, day Of Feb
ruary next. Dated, New York, the 93d day Of July,
1851. MARY PALMER, Adninislra,rir
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, DYSPEPSIA and
asthma cured. by DR. TOBIAS Pulmoaic LIZ.
syrup. Piice 90 cent?. Sold by the druggists anJ
Al The depot 90 CouTtlandt st d. H.csiiO
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FOR LlVLkPCOL-TIIE SPLENDID Clip
Ter -lir !. u. CuTTlN sails frofu Pier 20 y
~ b't,irb l5th; fave AID fDugd, Si3. For pa
s,es t. = rom tie old try, DRIFTS, &c. Arply
T. THOMAS q. ROCHE. ~ South 1t. do Git
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FIRE INSURANCE, SECURITY AND
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81 Wall st. The insured participate In the profta
without any liability whatever. This Co, having
increased their capital to half million dollars will
he eater allow TO dealers participation in the net
profits TO the extent Of 10 per cent OF when prefer
red liberal discount will he made from the stand
ard rates. CARLISLE NORWOOD,
- President.
WARRINGTON SMITH, Vice President.
NEORGE ID. CRARY. RnrrnLarv.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
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hereby given u all persons having claims against
WILLIAM A. TURNURE, late Of the city Of New
York, deceased, " present the same, with VOUCHERS
thereof N the subscriber, at his office, No 1893
Fourth avenue, In the city Of New York, on or boz
fore the 10th day Of March next. Dated, New York.
the Both day OF August, 1881.
WIN. TLRNuRE. AdmIniatratnr
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IMPORTANT.

ALL ARTICLES FOR sOLDIKRs
sksutd BE- sent ,, HARNDKN's EXPRESS,
~ Broadway, ~ tho, charge dolly hal
rates, and U. y. Governsent permits thee
90 carr q the Arrny In Washing tou, RoY
trees Monroe, Hattrrns Inlrt, BaItimor~
.ae other piacee' Tbeir Army REpre-- daJ
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COLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE COM.
~ pany, No. 10 Wall street Mutual Beneht-Ths
Insured receive 10 per cent Of net profits without
mourning any liability. Capital, 100000, with
handsome surplus securely invested.
This Company continues IN insure buildings mer-
ohandise, household furniture rents, vessels n
port and all other insursble property against loss
and damage 10y FIRE on the most liberal terms
90 TIMOTHY g. CHURCHILL, prez,dent
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7 .ONG ISLAND POTTERY = DRAIN
- pipeH Tor water sewerage, 6c, also land dr. dit
tile, for agricultural rain we, ornamental chime,
tofe, garden vases, 'wer pots, green house. tiles
fl srinR tiles FIRE bricks, &c. EDw. II. QUINN
2TS Pear ~, NY. dT 2lac.i53UY
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Gus AND PAINTS-BOILED PAINT OIL
~ % cents; elastic rgof oil, 10 cenN per gallon.
Grafton paint, yellow ochre, and Spanish brown, /
cen, per H.; white lead and zinc, cents; lin.ed
oil, turpentine, &c. ID. BIDWEII. 800 Pearl At,
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ITO, YOUNG mANl-KNowLRpcR rs

ipoweri whs, YOU want is not lne,iioins, b,,
inform s,ou Resd trs \ VIII s~nd you for irns
mo s'amps) anh learn nov you may avoid utter ~.
In, and secure god heath without drtrs Adde'S,
LAROY SUNDERLAND, Bpf.,n Mao nis q4eo',W
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PERSONAL NOTICES.

A TTENTION-PAY BOUNTY MONEY
"A and pensions oh,Ained for soldiers, sailors and
their heirs, on Application In person o.htrwse 70
Do Y4ac'i05
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T .EAKY ROOFS CURED FOR CENT A
- fps, with ELLRRYS P,isnt India Rubber
Paint, for q foot ard warranted; tested on o 900
'~lldings. b96 Grand 81, 1903 Bowery. 10 24ac'lis
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I2E THOMPSON STOOD BOARD
icOGni comfortable rpcrns for Few respectable
'pullg men or gentleman and wife; house has all
Modern improvements and wArused throughout,
srrns " suit tine times. n26 2iAcsl32
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MI ACH1 NER Y SMALL ENGINES,
I'l pumrA, models, sewing machines shAfting
pulleyr, hangers, and all knds Of ma hinery m VI.
and Trparei hy W. II. JACKSON, rom 96, N. II
X. X. DcPot, Centre and Prahklln ~ Terms cash
al Stsct66
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KEROSENE LAMPS AND FANCY GOODS,
IN vases, crochery, china AMI 81 usrwArc castorl
cutlery, and other presents for the II lidNys, ant
very chcap, NJ q. A, BALDWIN,, CO B,wery cor
CsnL II. d. 2iacsibI
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NOTICF-MR JAMES NJ. RICE Is NO
~ longer authorized IN act m cur agent All
powers Of Attorney heretofore gwen, authorizing
him 70 act for Ms, are hereby revoked. JOHN
TRACEY CO., 100 Water st. New York, Dec 6th,
1891 AZ C.iGl wv
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS OF MT. Hope
y School District No. b-You are hereby notified
that the Collector, CHARLES A. wEEKS will re.
ceiye taxes, At III Bowcry, on Friday aud uurdsy,
18th and 1tth Dec. inst. do 2'lO0
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MONROE ST-FURNISHED ROOMS TO
les, " small quiet families, with facilities for
,onAckeering. Alo, rUotns for single gentlemen.
IermA moderate. no2O 2ac'lyS
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-17
ExpeoteI nattIe A. M,ssour,.

The movements of Government and rebel
troops, reported at the latest dates from the
East, renders 1t quite certain that the next
battle of Importance will be fought in Mis-
souri,, either at Birds Point or New Madrid.
Gen. Pillow, the barbarian, has removed his
command of about 10000 men, recently
stationed at Memphis and Randolph to New
Madrid. JEFF. Thompson, a noted seces-
sionisl, has command Of 5000 men, who are
stationed only twenty-eigbt miles from
Birds Point, and 1t is reported that there
are 1000 more rebels between Tbompson's
camp and New Madrid. On the first of
August, Col. Fremont, who is now in com
mand OF the Western Department, sailed
from st. Louis, in fleet of eight steam
boats, we'll loaded with provisions and mu-
nitiOns Of all kinds, for some unknown point
TO the soutbward. The object of this ex-
peditiOn il not known; but it is doubtless
his intention, either to strengthen Birds
Point and Cairo, or else concentrate the
forces at those points, and attack Pillows
command. We have not much confidence
in Fremonts ability to command large
army; but be certainly ought to be able to
hold bis own with the distinguished General
who supervised the throwing up of intrench.
ments. and had the ditch dug on the wrong
side.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-17

Tue KILLED, WOUNDED AND MISSING
The New York Herald, Of July 29th, pub
fishes a list of the killed, wounded and mis-.
sing at the battle of Manassas. The total
casualties foot up fourteen hundred and
eighty.six. of which two hundred and eighty
we're killed, seven hundred and twenty-Dine
wounded, and four hundred and seventy
seven missing. Quite a number Of the
wounded were taken prisoners, and the mis-
sing are supposed to be prisoners, though
come of them may have been killed.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-17

CAPT. HANCOCK, of the U. IS. Army, who
has lately been stationed at Los. Angeles.
left that place few days ago, en- route for
Washington, whittier he has been ordered
by the War Department. He will probably
leave in the steamer OF the 2lst. Capt.
Hancock graduated at West Point, at the
head Of hssclass, and has served in the en-
gineer aud ordinance departments. 1t is
undoubtedly the intention of the Govern.
ment to eutrust him with an important
command.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-17

VIcIssITUDB OF FoRTUNR.-William l..
Dayton, our Minister to France, was known to
Louis Napoleon when he was in this country.
Dayton lived at Trenton, N. j., which is only
eight miles from Bordentown, where Joseph
Bonaparte, the uncle of the present Emperor,
long resided, after the overthrow of Napoleon,
at Waterloo in 1915. In 1887, when Louis Ma
poleon was in this country, he was a visitor at
his uncle Joseph's and made many excursions
in company with him to Trenton and its vicinity.
In that way he became known to Dayton, who
could have little anticipation that he would
ever be an Ambassador to the French Court
over which the exile would preside as Emperor
1t is one Of those remarkable vicissitudes OF
fortune that we could hardly dream of, much
less fOresee.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-17

PROCLAMATION or A BARBARIAN General
Gideon J. Pillow. whose scientific attain
ments as an engineer, in the Mexican war.
have become historical, has lately issued a
proclamation to the people of Missouri. He
informs them that he has come at the in-
stance of Gov. Claib jackson, with force
of Tennesseeans Missssippians, aud Ken
tuckiaus, 10 expel from the State the loyal
population. He calls upon the Mssourians
to flock TO bis standard, and says:
"We will help you expel from your borders
the population hostile to your rights and insti-
tutiOns, treating all such as enemies if found
under arms. The field for active service is
before you. Our stay here will be short. Our
mission is to place our down-trodden sister on
her feet, and to enable her to breathe after the
heavy tread of the tyrant's foot. Then by her
own brave sons she will maintain her rights
and protect her own fair women from the foe,
whose forces march under banners inscribed
with beauty and booty as the reward of victO-
ry. In victory the brave are always merciful
but NO QUARTER will be shown to troops march
ing under such banner"
Geu. Pillow was never noted for bravery,
and this proclamation stamps him as bar.
barian. He states what he knows 10 be a
ialsehOod, aud makes that an excuse for
showing "nO quarter" His stay in Nilsson
ri will undoubtedly be "short," as he says,
unless be should accidently be caught by
some of the people whom he expects to ex-
pei from the State.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-17
BY TELmGRAPH.
sAN FRANcIsco. AnguaL l7lh.


Yesterday the UnioH Democratic Cen
traI Committee met 10 Gen. Colton's Office,
and nominated as the third nominee for
Congress, d. r. Getchell of Los. Angeles.
The Republicans have nominated Sam
Soule ant j. A. Banks for State Senate
Burbank has resigned.
The following niue companies Of Infantry
have been reported as full to Brig. Gem
Sumner. Capt. Chapman's company. from
San Francisco Capt. Green's, Nevada (;
Capt. Calloway's, Butte Capt. Devine's,
Santa Clara ; Capt Davis, CalaVeras (;
Capt. Smiths, Calaveras Capt. Roberts 4,
Sacramento Capt. Tuttle's, TuOlumne I;
Capt. Van GeIder's, EIdoradO. But one
more company of Infantry can be accepted
aud yet there are four recruiting Offices in
San Francisco to wit. Capt. McMahon's,
Capt. DoIcy's, Capt. Baale's, and Capt.
Drescher's. The companies reported will
be received.
YKEKA, August ia fire occurred at
Jacksonville, Oregon, on the 18th iust., con-
suming block of wooden buildings. Loss
$4,000.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-17

SOUTHERN KENTUcKY.-Butler county.
KY, which lies on the Tennessee line, gave
the most overwhelming vote for the UuiOn
candidate, at the late Congressional election
of any county in the State. The vote stood
l.OS5 for Capt. Johnson, the Union candi-
date, to Ia against him. The SecessiOuists
have been been claiming that Southern
Kentucky sympathized With them, but the
result Of the late election down there indi-
Gates anything but that.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-17
SATURDAY EVENING, AUG. IL, 1861.

THE Union State Committee, 1t seems.
have gone through the farce of nominating
q third candidate for Congress. The action
of the Committee is wrong, and unless re-
scinded will be The cause Of defeating the
regular candidates, The State Is entitled
to but two members; the Governor in bis
proclamation Gays that only two are to be
elected, and it will be the duty of the Judges
aud Inspectors of election to refuse to count
the vote for Congress on every ticket con
taing more than two names. The Breckin
ridge Committee have nominated Francis
Ganahl, Of Siskiyou, as third candidate.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-17

Discovery or A RIVER IN CALAvERAs-
The Sacramento Bee has the followino
item:
Mr.. Jackson, Engineer OF the Georv;.r.
Swamp and Overlooked Land District, iS ,ha
course Of his surveying last week discovered :
new river, Of whose extent and course the ola
est resident in the vicinity was ignorant. l.
rises near the head Of Georgiana Slough, is 30
feet deep, 20S feet broad, and after course ~
or miles empties into the Mokehmno
about miles west Of the Georgiana Slough
To reclaim the land on its banks, incl4d;no
three or four branches, will require upwards y
20 miles leyee, the cost of which will probobIy
exceed the receipts of the sale.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-17

PHILIP A. Roach Of San Francisco, stated
last Monday night at the meeting of the Cali.
foTnia Pioneers Of that city, who had Ran.
dolph's treasonable expressions under consid-
Grafton, that he was informed by members OF
that organization who were present at the State
Convention when Randolph spoke, that he did
not make the remarks attributed to him in the
published report! We would like to have the
names of Mr.. Roachs informants; for we were
present there, and know that Mr.. Randolph
did so speak; and dozens of our citizens can
testify to the correctness of that report.-[Sac.
Bee.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-17

A HERMIT.-The Los Angeles Star has the
following:
IL is said we have veritable hermit, who re-
sides upon one of the Islands off our coast.
Tie lives in cabin seven miles from neigh
oor refuses to converse with any ona who hap
pens to approach his quarters, but retires a,
once and closes the door. He is said to possess
plenty of means, and few years ago lived in
Napa Valley, where he was remarkable for his
social disposition and business capacity.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-17

MAJOR Bowie, the popular and talented
candidate Of the Union Democracy for At
torney General, has made appointments for
addressing the people 10 many of the prin-
cipal towns in the central portioa of the
State. He speaks at San Juan on Friday
the 23d, aud al Dutch Flat on the Gath.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-17

THE HUMBoLT MINEs.-The Red DluiF
Independent has letter from correspondent
in Lassen's Meadows, who says that he is TAX
ing out rock, which has been assayed at Red
Bluff at the rate Of 81 cooper ton; this he ship
ped to Red Bluff at the price of eight cents a
pound. lie says that he has no doubt of the
richness of the mines, but that money is scarce
and the market full Of flour. bacon and staple
groceries. The people there want mining i'm
Plements, blasting powder and small stores.