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plan Of tbs Richie sststd kto sopr lots raoring h
size from o5 10 40 AZ es and will te xod In lots se
cord ng to that pls,. or otherwise NJ NAV be pre.
ferred by bidders
Tue Improvement. consist of a neat and 6 ,mfoY.
table dwelling suri oupAsd by fine oaks and other
shais trees, kitchens, barns, s4ab,e, &C., with q
nurober Of f,ni. ttees. Hawerx Sc The situation
of the dwelling "a upt beautiful and ro,naatic.
comm audinc a fi1e view Of the river and Of H..
surrounding country with the iu1fcious expe udi.
tuYe OF i. small sun. il could be- made spnt 81 un
saualied loveiip.s, !
There has been ,oe,ss "a, iran, s~,ss. AN o..
ens4e quarry Of r btst S,aai,S .cIen i couss,ysd
10 he Of Immense ralas 5efuo "a ,,e,,r ss stt nnJ ,.
sfdiaiels on shs esnai - ' wv
There are fine building si,es unor s.,h Ia. .ra
,bsa arc oil ,ra.s,aa H., ,rr, rn s"eI I'', Az
Upon ore Of them is the celebrated aRitcbia
Stirring which affords large and con.,a,. ao,, IS
the purast wafer
The soi /, the resI chocolate rlev ana ,,..k
san ~ loan and IL proyerbI 10. liz fertility Eo,
cardan;uy nurnosea = II cnnnol - .urra..aa
Considering is con ye nisnc 10 the citv IN. hsap,v
OF its situation. and tie excellence Of its so this
properly presents combination of attractions sel.
Gem equal.ed
piat OF Inc property can be seen at onr Office.
iERas-E,.her cash or credit, may b. pre-
TERED by purchasers
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By j. E. LEMOLNE u SONS, Auctioaeers,
Bank street. Petersbury.)
S,UGAR, MOLASSES, &C, AT AUCTION.
~ WEDNESDAY next, the oath instant we Will
sell at our office at l2 o'clock NJ
33 hhds n. o. Sugar part superior clarified.
bhls Pnlverized Refined Sugar
bbls. Clarified SugaI
30 bbis. N. o. Molasses
boxes Green Tea fresh,
3 cases Beached A Shirtings
60 sacks N. G. Salt
JOHN f. LEMOINE & SONS, Aactrs
Ne 23-2t
NOTICE-TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CON.
IN CE3N-There will be sold at the Horss Auc-
ton, on SATURDAY next, to pay expenses OF
board due &c, if not settled for sooner, two
HORSESHOE fine sorrel and bay There Is,
also, estray STEER at my stable, with one
mark on il; left with Inc the 18th inst. The
owner will please come forward, pay expenses
and take 1t away, or 1t win be sold to do So
ROBERT Reid,
sc 23-3t* Stables 9Th, near Clay 81.
DUhLIC SALE.-The sabscrioer will sell to the
il highest bidder, on the premises, on SATUR-
DAY, the 27th inst, ct 4 O'clock r NJ the Dwell.
Ing House aud four Cabins. ct the Mineral Spring,
near Rosewood Mlils--said buildings 10 be removed
within thirty days from day of sale.
TERMs.--Cash DANIEL &. GARDNER
=. S.-Wi be added 10 the SALE one or two good
HORSES 50 23-5t&
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RUNAVFayS

SENENTY-FlVE DOLLARS REWARD--yYhl
~ be paid for the apprehension and delivery II
tlopton q Lyme. of Richmond, OF The boy WASH
iN6TOS and woman HARRIET. who are conf
GENTLY supposed TO be lurking sbont Kichmand -
.fle boy was arrested in Richmond some three
weeks ago. ard made his escape frop his guard al
ter reaching Petersburg. The woman liarler wa
seen about Rockets IN the month OF June Wash
ngicn has been run away six months, and mos. Of
the time in tie army about Richmond. Re il about
nineteen years old, rather low il stature OF stou.
strong form; very black stu!ters quite badly ana
~ speaking is constantly kicking out one 100, or
tae otaer IN restless manner His nader lip hangs
considerably. lie probably pretends 10 be free
Harriet ia the mother q, WaSIiuatsll and -
shout iorty years old. She Was hired in tie WeSi
foiuI Hosltt! at the tine thar place fell into the
hands U the Yankees, but probably made her es.
cape - Richmond with our sndiers. Shs IS low In
stature, stont IN form, snd ra,hsr iavynsy il com
ptexon, with n full head OF hair an had one or
two infants With her. will pay $50 Tor tte sppr-
hension Of the boy aud -2 ioy the ysaInau, Shouts
The boy be found about Petersburg. he may be
lodged In jail there John DU VAL.
Petersburg. septr -. * @3-tt*
AfUTICk-Ranaway from She ;,aner2 Hospital!
/ I No p. a Negro Man, named JOHN WRIGHT
slave of George Ransdeli, Esl., Of Fauqairr ecun
y, Va. Said Negro was ebou, six ieet high aud o.
Dark, tawney color. rs 23-3ls
TWO HUNDRED poLLARS REWARU--
i Runaway. on Monday night, my negro ran
EOEEkT So a am, rii,,.s sd
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ypou TEE ARMY or THE POTOMAC ON.
rLrcflNa REPORTS Az TO ITS WHERE.


We confess ourselves a. los. to Determine The
nreesss locality Of our army under Gen. Lee. The
rports received yssterday are 20 contradictory ia
,b.Ir nature, thai in the absence OF any official
.,s,eueut we know not whether the army Of the
Confederscy il on the Northern or Southern bank OF
The Potomac. In orr issue Il yesterday, wcata,ed
mon the general reports tha, hai reached us that
our forces had recrcssed the Potomac At Shepherds.
town aud wnlianupert, subseauen, 10 the battle
al Wednesday. Later information, however
lesds Us to question this statement, made upon the
sn,hority Of those who seemed to be convessant
With the fsct aud we now have reason Ia believe
that only portion Ut our forces have left Mary
land aud thu, portion for y specific purpose o.:
tie dsht OF Wednesday. which was doubtless
of the most desperate aud bloody OF the whole
war va know bu, little, blu, that little satisfies Ms
;hs. 1t nshtfall the advantage remained with our
orces In confirmation Of this, We append All OK
,r.ct OF letter from intelligent, and dsc1ee,
gentleman of Winchester. whose statements we
believe to be entitled TO credit. He says, writing
under date of Thursday evening, the 18th;
We have reports (resble) of the battle of yes
,erdsy and reports Of the state OF affairs up 20 10
O'Clock this morning The battle of yesterday WAS
more general lhsn any yet-the loss very heavy on
our aide, and equally 81 an the part of the enemy
The result was favorable 10 us. The enemy were
driven back alter lighting all day. ba, /, WAS hard
work with Us Al oEe time or centre had been
broken, but Gen Jackson retrieved The day with
bis CORPS This morning We we're advancing upon
,he enemy beyond the ba,tlefe of yesterday and
,hey were retiring bsfors us without replying TO
our artillery All this lighting has bser near Shsrps
b ~, shout three miles North Of Shepherds'own.f
This letter, ~ stated, was written On Thursday
night, and contains information 10 10 O'Clock of
Thursdsy. Up 10 that time she advantage re.
NAMED with our arms We have no information
OF any subsequent conflict.
Passengers by the Central train yesterday after
noon were unable - furnish Us any hing authentic
rom the army. The impression crested by the
information brought by them was that only q por.
iiou Of our forces had reerossed the Potomsc. and
these With the purpose Of protecting orr supply
trains which were threatened 10y the enemy from
he direction o. Hsrper's Ferry. The most Singh ar
par. Of this information is ihss those furnishing il
could not tell whether ar not The enemy had re-
occupied Harpers Ferry
OnI correspondence received last night ON
Winchester. dated Saturday The 10th, announces
that our army "a now the South side o., the Po-
tousc having crossed without losing man If any
CT our Conmssary s,ores
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DoA RDiAtt Ard DAY SCHOOL.
ID FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Miss Piiui.3sa viii respmo the duties Of {
School tbs sst fs October next, Der residence
Linden Raw. GA Franklin street.
Circulars containing farther particulars. snay :
had On application N Mr.. j. W. PEakAA.
August |. lsfis an e0ats
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-YND0EWOOD MALs aEYINaEY.

4
'lha next annual session of ibis sehoo, will com
ence tie lst Of October and close lst Of July fol.
lowing Chaysss per- session ~ aige sGa,hs--Board,
$3.50; Tuition. $50; invariably half in advance,
remainder LIST Of February. Pupils nn-t furnish
their own lights 2n(i towels For further payticu,
lars address tha subscriber, at Amelia C. a., Va
s. Sims T. A CRCNSHt
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WI opened on the LIST Of October, al Mr. James
M.enurdO's, Grace street, nest door TO ST. Paufs
Church. Sc S--lmN
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Mt. LAUREL ACADEMY -Ra-opens isi ii ae.
iyl to6es and closed list OF Jaly following.
Hoard. exclusive o. lights and towels si.s., per
half sssslon. payabls la advanes.
Tniilon, $40 pas half sessian payable In ADVANCE.
Number limited To twenty. Address,
PIKE POWERS.
All 15--.ssw,Uts Glover Halifax Co., Va
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T1ESfkkhLR FARM OF alszAcRR3. m. LEE
IL MUU COUNTY. ~ MILES WEsr Al.
kIOH4OND, HUK BALE--At the request OF Mr.
Milton Q. oottrsll, We o2sr for ssle his Farm,
located ~ above, adjoining the lands Of DR. s.
Ooatss and others, within two mliss Of the Coal
Mines and three Of the Canal. Absut twoa iiirsss
OF the land 70 under eooa fence ard divided in,o
three fields which produce The naaai ctors of Ri.
r.ctlon. About Z. acres ere ia cultivation, std he
balance in original timber and old field pineg The
buildings are all In good order cgnslefing of ,.n eN
eeilent dwelling, with ak rooms aud he nsitA out
buildings, and \ well Of good winter 10 he ard
There are about forty acres of good iat l.Gc we'll
adapted TO grass. Mr.. Henry A. Cottrell, reasding
on the plsee, viii show the sana Is persons who
may call en- hm. Possession given The Isl vi Jan
uary next sooner If fequiretl
So 2t--im GODDIT & sAPPEEsCN.
LNLEGANT OPPoRTUNITY-The su6scrib@r
IL IL authorized 10 dispose OF first class BOARD
1NG-H0UsE with every srte'e necessary for IKE
prosecution of such business upon extensive
scale.
The location IL central houes coGin,eiious and
well arranged the furniture Of most excellent char
aCfsr.
The reputation of tbs, ho,so b MOI surpassed
aud has afforded, during ihs past few years, very
satisfactory profit.
For terms, apply to Z, u. COOK.
~, N-t.
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A pMINlsTkATORH NUTlCk-AN psrsoSa
IA having claims &gainai the estate oG rlsaains,
James. decd d. WITH present them, properly aahentl
Gated to the anisrsigued and ali rslss1s hslsbtsd
~ ssid sstats, win pieAse make Immediate N.Y.
meni In order to prompt settlement If the ssiAl-.
y. JOHNSTON,
admir- OF Fleming JxiAea lecd.
SALEM, Roanoke county, Va ~ l--IAw&w
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DQWHATAN ACADEMIA have aaB0eta1ed
T with me, In csnductiug my school, the well.
Known earher, w. r. J. DUNN. Esq, late Of Rap
paha,noe.s Aegisssy. The nsk: sessicn will anG,-
taeuer the Isl of orf.. And close The Stat ii
July
TfgAs - Board, In hay family, $500; Tuition
lar C,assIels, Scholars, ffeaeh included, s75; for
linssisf, Scholars, $40 payable one half In ah-
: as,ce. ana balance lst at March.
Address NJ fosshatah G. H., Va, or Mr. Dunn,
81 Gehto I'LL Isl ue
sa .t}-l,s w 4 CAMpHEIL
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Al lsS 81. a CAUIH0KN viii OPEN d SCHOOL
IYs far YOUNG LADIES on rte LIST Of October
next, ou lth street. boiWeen Main and Franklin,
next door 20 r. 0iisc1s Drug Store.
retsoEs wishing Information Ia regard 10 the
School val. piea&a call 4; ils Rev. Mf. SEELEYs,
On ~ nee. 80 O--2w~
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ffHURCH HILL ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
sCHoOL.--fhe duties OF this School will be
resiimed tito Ia; OF October.
Ia lS--ims w. /. MILLER. NJ. A. Y
L y EDUCATIONAL NoTicE.-A young man VITO
is con.ersant with the Spanish language, Will
u@No,e his evenings 10 or more pupils In a pri.
veie family where be can obtain good board upon
reasonable terms. Addresg AT this Office,
- OBS n. MENDES
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1 JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY, 2oth. be.
es tween Clay and Leigh streets, Church Hiil.--
The Seventh Annual Session Of mis- School VIII
commence SEPTEMBER 18th. For particulars
Inquire OF C. W pETHERBEIDGE,
an ll--isnA PRINCIPAL
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~ 81. CONES CLASSICAL AND MATTE
Ga NAUTICAL SCHOOL FOE BoYS, OF Frank
iiH between Sth and 9tn SITS, Ill reopen for its
nth annual session. On MONDAY, Sept. I'D
The best Instructors in Modern Languages and
Drawing VIII % in attendance.
Terms made known OK application
So l0~-6yyE =. w CONE Fr:n.;nsi
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T<EAALE SCHOOL IN CHURCH HII.L.--The
z third session will commences October lst 1862,
and close July i. 1860. The course OF instruction
Will embrace here ofoi., the primary and hi CHER
English branches, Latin French. aid Music on the
Piano. T Is. PRICE.
sc 9--2ws Corner hfarshail aud gath sta.
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~ MUnINu 1U75AUSlU NNU HNUBFH
have On hand ! lot AZ tAs bsst HNufH. yonstst
Ing az 0s<mEA, French. Mataboy and UrnteAs Aka
coed stoek q IL ohaiosst 0M0KlN0 x01ANC0.
n paDsrs, 1Aaesa aud beles, which O0Ar fOT sa1s
At Ian dsuUe6 OfzA0s l. HuD1ON.
AQtnrss. cor. Gary and tltA ~
n6n1oX e3o bales hsasy yasaWtde ~
- F2nur ! WuasAafa
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Superintendent First Division Piedmont
kN Es-tn Rnllrnan at Dan villa
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OnI correspondence received last night. ilom
Winchester, dated Saturday, The 20fh announces
that our army Is now the South side o, the Pa
tousc, having crossed wthou, losing man any
CT our Conminary stores
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-02
IOrdInnnce No. &c. !

AN ORDINANCE, PROVIDING. Fop
"A the Construction Of Walks In Boulder 60.
and Park Avenue.
The Trustees Of the City Of Nevada Orlau as olows
SIC. ! II shall be the duty Of the property bold
ers on the south side Of Boulder street from the "a
Sidence of Geo. ). Pierce TO the corner ur PARK Ave
nue. on or before the 10Th day of August. 1862 =,
construct Il sidewalk in front Of their property
SIC 2 said side walk shall be live feet in gilt,
and shall be constructed under the direction and m
pervisinn of the City Marshal.
SIC. s. All property holders on the south side ,r
Boulder street TO the junction Of ''Park Avenuei
also all property holders each side Of Park Az.
nue' to It's junction 18th ''Nimrodv street. shall
construct or cause to be constructed a sidewalk A.
front OF their property, the same width to be com
pleted at the same time aud under the same super
vision ~ on the south side Of Boulder street
SIC. a. Should any OF the property holders On
either side of Boulder street, or Park Avenue np
tween the points above mentioned, neglect or refuse
10 construct the sidewalk in front of his or her no
pery as eu uired il hal be the duty of the Marshal
10 let out n contract for bayng the work done and
the property along the line thereof shall be held re-
sponsibe fnr the reasonable expenses Of the same
Passed July 29th. 1852. C. W. YOUNG, Prest
JNO PAT1isON, Clerk. aug2
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-02

THE FKtNcH ALLIES IN MEXICo.- Rel e
Mason, French editor in Mexico, makes
some fOrcible remarks about the Mexican
allies of the French. He says:
The French army has completely allied itself
with the reactionist bands Marquee, Cobos
and Vicaro have been received under the shade
Of the flag of France. These men are the au-
thors of the grievances Of which the European
Powers complain, and they are fighting with
France to obtain a reparaton Of those griev.
ances. MARQUEE is the assassin OF Tacubaya,
he is the thief of the British Legation; he isthe
chief offender in most Of the crimes which NJ.
de Saligny has enumerated to his Government.
He was the executioner Of Lacosta, the poor
French peddler, whom he personally ordered
20 be shot, at Arroyzarco. He is the man who
publicly inscribed upon his banner, Death to
Foreigners He is the man whom NJ. de Sa-
ligny himself called wild beast. Marquee
and Gulves are the assassins Of Ocampo, of
Degollado, de Vella and so many Others. Cobos
is the originator Of the system Of carrying peo-
pie off and demanding ransoms. These men
are now the companions of the flag of the he
roes of Italy!
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-02

From CAPT. ROwR's COMMAND.-Anthony
Either, Orderly Sergeant of Capt. L. A.
Rowe's company. passed through town yester-
day, en- route for Fort Churchill, on business
connected with his calling. The soldiers are
now encamped at Adobe Meadows, which post
the Sergeant left on Sunday evening last. The
troops are reported in good health, with the ex-
ception Of Lieut.. Noble, who is seriously indis-
posed, and some fears are entertained of his ul-
innate recovery. lie has been sick four or FIVE
weeks, and is now suffering severely from the
effects of a cold which appears to have settled
upon his lungs. He is quite weak. and it is
with much difficulty that he arises from his bed.
No other sickness is reported in the command,
Peace now reigns supreme throughout the
Owens river country. No trouble is now of
fered to emigrants by the Indians, and single
families pass through unmolested.-[Carson
City Age, 3lst ult.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-02

Rich LEAD ON THE Fremont ESTATE
The rich lead known as the OsO Mine, in Bear
Valley, has again been struck by workmen in
the employ Of the agents of the grant. This vein
was discovered in 1851, by Mexicans, and for
some time yielded an amount Of gold daily
greater than any mine ever found in this State.
The lead was lost, or BY some thought exhaus-
ted in 1852, since when it has been sought for
in vain. Mr.. Mckay, however, did later strike
pocket, but that was soon worked out, pay
ing, perhaps, 81, 900 or 5000. The main lead
was found again, as before said, ten days ago,
by sinking shaft down upon the direct line of
the vein. 1t is paying enormously-several
thousands per day. The gold is found in soft
loose substances, part of which is perhaps clay
Thirty-two ounces of this "dirt" yielded at the
smelling and assaying works in Bear Valley,
$98. The ore is principally sacked up, and
different process will probably be applied for
the extraction of the gold from that in use at
the mills where only hard quartz is reduced
IMariposa Gazette.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-02

MEDIATION, OR lNTERvENTION.-The New
York World. OF late date, referring to the
rumored intentions Of European Govern
ments to interfere in behalf Of the rebc $,
says.
No earthly fact is more fixed than the readi-
ness OF the twenty-three loyal millions Of this
government to fight, and 10 fight to the last il
need be, against any European power, or COM
bination OF European powers, which shall un-
dertake a rescue of the sinking rebellion. The
energy with which Republican France rose as
one man and hurled back the coalition which
sought to interfere for La Fendee, for half a
generation defed all Europe in arms, and load
ed England with deb. which will make her
groan to the last day of her existence, did not
equal the wrathful might which a similar at
tempt upon this American republic would sure
" evoke. Sooner than submit to such outrage
there would be fighting such as the world never
saw. A million would take the field 10 repel
invasion, and two millions if there were need.
Canada and every European possession on the
continent would be seized. Every sea would
be swept By American priyateeTs. Monitors
would be multiplied by scores, and, if necessary
hundreds. Every river would be converted into
a dock-yard, and every plain into an armory.
This nation shall not so die. 1t is Gods herit-
age. Not earth nor hell shall prevail against
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-02
EASTERN NEWS.

The Union, of yesterday, publishes over
three columns of Eastern news items, bring
the dates up to July 3lst. The news is OF
considerable interest, though nothing OF
striking Importance has occurred.
The guerrilla warfare is carried on With
considerable vigor in Kentucky, Tennessee
and Missouri, aud is rapidly desolating por-
tious of those States. The ambition of a
guerrilla is to murder Union man or burn
few bales of cotton, and while their dep
relations can have no effect upon the re-
suit of the contest, they are much more
harrassing to the peaceably disposed popu'
Iation of the border States than the opera
tons of large armies.
Dispatches from the headquarters OF Nc
Clellan's army, state that rebel reinforce
ments are Fastening in large numbers to
Richmond. 1t is believed the rebels are
stalking their all in Virginia, by COncen-
trating within its borders all their availa-
BILE forces. At the same time, there is rea-
son to believe that the Government is
making vigorous exertiOns to meet the cri-
sis. A Washington dispatch, of July 29th,
to the New York Times, says: "YOu may
rely up it, that vigor never before known
10 the conduct of the war is hencefOrth to
mark the policy of the Government. The
organization is perfect, and the material
abundant. Soldiers are being pushed
rapidly to places in the field" On July
28th, Mcclellan Issued orders that eveSy
man should be ready for action at mo.
ment's notice, and 1t was the prevailing
opinion in the army that an important
movement was Immediately to be made.
The State of Maine has raised her full
contingent under the new call for troops,
aud many companies have furnished a sur
plus. The enrolment of militia in the in-
terror of Missouri has also been unexpeet-
edly active. About fifteen thousand have
volunteered, which is larger number than
will probably be required, or can at pres.
ent be armed. On the 22d ult., the ram
Queen of the West made an unsuccessful
attempt to capture the rebel gunbOat Ar
kansas, at ViCksburg. The ram struck the
Arkansas two tremendous blows, injuring
herself badly and not disabling the rebel.
The seige of Vcksburg has been abandon
ed for the present.
The New York money market is still
Huctuating. On the 9th, the rate Of pre-
MUM on gold coin was seventeen cents,
but had fallen to fifteen and half on the
31st.
A report is received from the South, to
the effect that ten iron-Clad gunboAts, or.
dered by the Southern Coufederacy in Eu-
rope, had arrived from England and raised
the blockade of Mobile These statements
may be true, but until confirmed are not
entitled to implicit credence.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-02

AN ADDRESS TO THE UNION DEMOCRACY.
On Wednesday evening, an address, to
which was attached about five hundred sig.
naturef, was issued to the Union Democra.
cy Of San Francisco Among the signers
we notice the names of d. d. Cotton, Eu.
gene Casserly, J. p. Hoge, David Maboney,
J. d. Stevenson, and others we'll known
throughout the State. 1t has reference to
the action of minority of the County
Committee, in the attempt to commit the
party to scheme of fusion with the Re-
publican organization, and recommends
the election Of delegates to County Con-
vention to be held on the llth of August,
TO nominate county ticket.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-02
Bx TuLmGRAPE.
Especial TO THE DEMocRAT.l


San FRANCISCO, Aug. 2.
Murphy, the man who was shot by Nor.
ton, on Mission street, bad amputation per
formed on bis leg by Drs. ROwell Love
Simon Lob, father of the boy who it is
said, died in consequence of kick from a
schoolfellow, in communication, says a
post mortum examination, showed that the
death was caused by Pyacuiia, and that the
boy, Hugh Forbes, is not responsible.
SACRAMENTO, Aug. I'd, p. NJ.
The Eastern line is working to-day. The
Government, it is said, is about TO author
ize drafting. Nothing important from
Mcclellan up to August lsi.