September 21, 1859 (4 pages)

NEVADA DEMECRAT,. WILL THEY BE OUSTED?! The idea has been suggested to us, that The Cause ofthe Duet. On our first page will be found an article from the Sacramento Bee, in regard to the cause of le op pe e th om wh t, ot Sc d an h to Bu , rs ss Me . s thi for nt Age ed ls Geo. Ki Lauwawon is ouraatho use of Repreof the late fatal duel. Ho e th to d te ec el ve ha ia rn fo li Ca is d an rs, ibe scr sub to at cr City. He wif deliver the Demo Since that article was bpu ve ha y rr Te e dg Ju of s nd co ir se the e th om pe fr ty ed in st ou be ly ab ob pr l authorized to receive subscriptions, advertisements, &e., . sentatives, wil nei pri the n ee tw be ce en nd po es rr of e co ur the at hed sl lis gi Le e th at th on as re e th for ts, sea e. sam the for tind collect and receipt K. C I R E D O R B R O T A N E S F o H C T E SK THE STATE FAIR. of er re ca y rl ea e th of ch et sk ig it ow The foll 2. 185 y, ar nu en Ja tak of e pt. hav eri to m see te Sta the of ple peo e row. Th Def eat ed Ca ti di da te are s req ues ted to be ne sh Wa of ive nat a ces The Hon. David C. Broderick is unusual interest in the Fair, and the attendanha T in mi nd th at F. F. SP EN CE , Dr ug yi s « has fi Feb of 4th the on rn bo s wa he re whe C., D. , ton ing a Thousand Flowers, Balsam of Lite been unprecedented. A large number of people d ve mo re ily al oN Talay of fam 5, his 182 r yea the In 0. 182 ry, rua 7 Feicnoy from Nevada and vicinity have gone down to witto New York; but there his parents died before he Patent Axle Grease, ness the exhibition, and those who have returned, arrived at manhood, leaving to his care a younger ROBA that Members of Congress ous speech made by Terry, : ek we t las , Mr ing to dur rd ga y re cit in , on ti en e nv Th Co e . at cts St n tri te dis mp co le ng si om fr ed et sa bi ld ou sh = = e e See wn do ces pla lic pub the d an wn to up s eet str e ‘Th _ ed ll ca un as s wa h ic wh s, end th fri bo bis in d s k an ic ig er Wh od e Br th all by d te or pp eu s wa l bil . . 59 18 21, . NEVADA, WEDNESDAY SEPT town look in many respects, for the last few days, branches of Congress, and by many of the Dem. for asit was degrading to the author. On much as they didin the golden days of 1849-50. sey hacblgl aca te nen emt aigeee we announced the. death 0 it, not that they were oppoeed to the district e at St ch ea t gh ou th ey th e us ca be t bu , em st sy f ni r bh t en em at st Senator Broderick. This ctele of er nn ma e th te la gu re to t lef be ld ou sh n mature, and we afterwards hoped, pl ures slat Legi The ves. tati esen Repr own its ing n te we m fro rise yet ht mig he vainly, that > d ha he ve ati rel y onl the n the me ca be o wh brother, TE NOTICE.—Ata Speciaien——* P the Probate Court, held in on t be re Term of sev h wit ed, ish per r the bro t tha 4, 184 va 1m da, at the Court House in the Ci on-earth. ty of Ne vigae, woe. of ion los exp nce cha the by Te , rm, A. }. 1859—Monday <ept. 1th A. yr eral young playmates eA before the late Leof Saturday, thus alludes to the appearance of the an old bombshell at an iron foundry; and Mr. BrodCH Hae, Jiaxid Belden, Vrovate Judge, 7 ‘ A. Badlam, Jr. is our authorized Agent at Sacra5 ssed requiring h of . Corate: A majority of the latter voted against MARRIED, of ThuradayY, Sept. 15th, Fra iveO, Sain n R hy on o ent ram Sac at ned ope r Fai te The annual Sta Mc _ of Net, and Miss’ Axyne FE. Wom as. 8, san Tr d an s me 7i e th om fr is k ic er od Br mor Senator esday the 13th, and will close day after to be on so y dl te ub do un l wil t en em at Du st a e. d at an St e s, th pal ed ct ri st di r ve ne s ha ia rn fo li Ca . . sco nci Fra San for t en Ag r ou is s og Ho Octavian k. ic er od Br r to na h Se ic of wh s in nd er co se nn , ma e ss th the re of ng by s Co rm de te t ma th 27 hes e hig th the of in ns k io ea ss sp se e th of e advertisements, and collect . tin on a posit lrri e scu Be to the en s am wa cr el Sa e du Th the , of ted e ur duc ca s con y wa en ar t be im ac s pr ha e -an r Th Fai r, we the po in re we s ig Wh e th n he bd re ra ‘ rl aides , red the , ter bet are s eet str the , ter bet er, are aft o es tw g us or ho in e rn Th mo a ch ee s sp y’ rr g Te in read place to white, en giv ve ha rts shi e blu d an y, gre d an at the Internationyl Hotel, Broderick remarked and coats and “stovepipe” hats seem to be the fashthat he bad once said Terry was the only upion now. But the new faces, the stir, the exciteon up ent ext at gre y ver a to , are ys da se tho of nt me beright man on the Snpreme Bench, but he have music in our saloons. banners floatWe us. lieved he would now bave to take that back. ing, canvas signs flying, “rondo” and other games t tha s ow sh d he is bl pu as ce en nd with ied po compl es er, rr howev co , e States ent Th aifer 11. 5+ of) ion champ the @eath—the hope of our State, n the Matter of the Estate of n, ga Lo e Lik od. blo of tie a t hou wit t lef s wa JOHN R ck eri ceased. On reading and” tiling the pe nt, ame per tem s Hi e. rac his of t las tition fa the he was eo c e t s de.” ce rt ai n Re al Es ta te of said deceased, yin: (Me indienne which had been ardent and cheerful, became sadden. one ed by this disaster, and it soon assumed the serious and steady tone for which it has been characterized in California. Mr. Broderick entered politics at a very carly period of life. Before he arrived at manhood, he mastered its intricacies ; he had presided at conventions, and his judgment frequently governed the movements of a campaign. Withal, he preserved a high tenth part of certain Mining Clai ms. ‘yh in Ne Nieva vada township, county of ees , Bers. ci C ng alee fornia, and bounded on the west by she ee ‘ali. Co., and on the east by the Mining Claims of toon ate and it appearing to the satisfacti Co, r 7 petition that a sale is nite hee tk Court by said debts allowed and expenses of administrate ment of the dered by the Court, that all persons interented Tt is or. do appear before me onthe 24th day of Octo P in, 1859, at the Court House in said Nevada cit ober, A, p! for s ain rem yet it d an ; or an me de t rec cor d an e to show cause if any they have, why ase: pte tn county, ton r pe up the in in full blast, canvas houses and tents n eve or, hon his on be granted to Thomas T. Nicholson, up administ should put be to n tio uta imp st fir the rad, kin ry eve of ns tio ibi exh portion of the city, saiq of his rator of estate real of said of much ct so sell to estate, tri dis e Th . ice dev an tis par of y wa the in glories of the past , led fai ect eff t tha to n tio ola res the but , tes Sta . iD e anc ear app lic pub t frs culiar one, From his inof e us de ma st fir d ba d an r, so es gr ag the s wa two or r yea A ed. put dis e wer ts sea se who r ho . , bim for us rio was too vile, no term too opprob k, ic er od Br to rd ga re in d sai d ba be at wh aw dr s wa he ess unl , ty du his s wa it ts, the epi g tin asul ent res Rep ry eve by for ed vot was it gh hou alt emar of; ect obj the de ma this State, he was m. me the to cs iti pol in d ose opp was o wh 5 i06 th . wi to ge g, gua in lan et me no e til ; hos ity a til hos e rc fo to ant ign ed mal in rm dete lenting and s sis Mis of res ata isl Leg the t, tes con t tha er aft ~ to ed, son poi until, with the public mind thus be ht mig re the t tha g rin fea ri, sou Mis and i ipp his in thought his friend, to dare an apology some subsequent House, in ty ori maj ig Wh , . of e fat cal iti pol the l behalf, was enough to sea his hapless advocate. But despite all this, the complied with the act of Congress, aud divided . cts tri dis o int tes Sta e tiv pec res 3, 41, in-. bis and friends of Mr. Broderick increased, to tes Sta the ing uir req ss gre Con of act myo fluence strengthened, until as the leader of8) is a rni ifo Cal and ce, for in l stil is d cte tri dis be d cte ele host. devoted and determined, he was only State that has for aoy length of time in 1857 to a seat in the councils of the nation. . . , the of s ion vis pro the h wit ply com to 504 or. . . ed rk ma In this high position his short career . law . ion nat the of n me at gre the of one as him When this State was admitted, in 1850, so far as we have observed, a distinguishi of the present. fea In fact, the liquor saloons, or that portion ofthem which may be termed extra, that were established for the occasion only, complain that their business is not such as they had reason to expect it would be ; yet a few of them seem to be doing a thriving business. But one accident has occurred to marthe harmony ofthe exhibition or cloud the enjoyment of the numerous visitors. Order and gentility have reigned in every department. e, the ofThe visitors take care to give no offensand successive weeks in the Nevada Democrat naong Str ty. par his s of ‘lie ral us the most vigoro newspaper ware in said county, > & Weely . rs yea ugh tho d an ns, sio tures make strong impres sy order of the Probate Indve have elapsed since he bade_that place farewell, the Attest, RUFUS SHORMAKEI By Joun 8. Lamuert, Deputy, leading politiciens of New York gather every winMOPMARER. ter todo him honor, ata festival known as the bi ago es: Che -4w ~ — WME eiricees o — TRADER.Emeli; s, wh -I, hap , per ers oth are re» Broderick Ball. The o Avery, do make this my declaration t is it but se; r sen the ano ly in ent ard recollect him as ‘‘an oct to authorize cea pyioae oe not every political opponent who is entiled to the . titled aed bade own name as sole traders their in business compliment of long attention, and it is sometimes a . 12th 1852,’ that it is my intention, and thit ye April! proof of merit to be well hated. carry on business in my own name, and on m intend to ct tri dis his d by cte ele s wa ick der Bro . Mr 5 184 In count, viz: the business of hotel kaeping, iy ‘! tine op en giv be ll sha ne no ficers are on the lookout that . w ne a of ion mat for the n for tio ven con e in ongem § = the dairy business connected ‘aith Me sid pre to h wit d , an them. Everything goes on admirably » of Naw, ‘ f sel gardening and him Ing did and , rk Yo w Ne of y cit the r for rte cha Ceilfornte g, in the County of Nevada and State of proper spirit exhibited it will so continue. great credit for the liberal current of his views, for . ss mne fir the d an ted oca adv he ch whi h wit or ard the Eastern News Items, State of Califurnia, County of Nébieee he tie tae s rewa 7 he 184 In m. d the to ere adh he ch h whi wit day of September a. D. 1859, personally , A Repe.uox.—A mobin Wright county, Minnesota n tio . ina nom a by dy t bo es tha in vic ser his for ded war me. J. 1. Caldwell, a Notary Public pa MY covery having hung Osear F. Jackson, after he had been tried oe des wa , but tes Sta ted Uni the ss of gre Con the to Emeline Avery, wife of KE. W, Avery, personally k county for a henious offense and acquitted, and then rescued a man who had been arrested for participating in the lynchfeated by a small majority on a split organization . me to be the same person described in and nie aes se ing, Gov. Sibley has issued a proclamation, ealling out against him by the barn-burners, with whom he rethe foregoing declaration or instrument. of wollen ae the military to restore order in the county, which is defused to compromise or coalesce. In_ 1849 he was the said Emeline Avery having been made a meiiees which be could bouorably have done, and the diffeulty might then have been amicably arow sh . hed lis pub as far so ts fac e Th ranged. to ed in rm te de s wa y rr Te t tha conclusively ch su se po im e els or ht, fig a o int k ic er od Br force to. ent ass d ul co n ma e bl ra no ho no as conditions Terry was regarded as the most expert duelist by on d ge ur s wa he r he et wh d an te, Sta the in interested parties, aud acted in the capacity of clare! to be in a state of insurrection, and several com zenominated to Congress, but declined to run; and ded to the seat of war. What cec y ead pro e alr ies hav pan d nce lue inf s wa he ing year, in accordance r low he fol et the wh of ing spr the in a hired assassin, or sort of reception they will meet with is uncertain. A with the contents of said writing, acknow Raed ts — on an examination separate and apart from, and withect the hearing ot her said husband, that @ rea . lsai on, ati ne executed lin dec t tha ed pir ins h with the views whic the same and made said declaration freely ed for California, During his entire career in New rily and without fear or compulaion, “ot eae opcal iti pol a y y ntr wa cou the h the d wit of nte uai t acq ou l , wel t man pu tie to gen . Paul St. ire es des tiv a era by res Rep our to de ma was ion ect obj e som . l rea n tha e mor was s end fri of foes The expectation no find will rs die sol the t s tha ert , ass plo n peo bee the and not bad y the e aus bec ts, sea ir the ing tak re mo s foe of ns tio dic pre ng eri sne ponent whom he both fearea and hated, it matthere—that all hands will be busy gathering their crops York his position was always one of influence, and he ized—t ic bl pu the of ect obj the ce ss; sin w, gre no Con not s of ter law the h wit e anc ord acc in d cte oje . 00than falsified; and the aspirations of thut en be s ha rs eke -se ice off ry ng hu d an rs ty re de uni ua ort pl opp no had bad ble heart which had found response in this . hut as our Legislature wda d an l fou as s wa ed de e Th . of ed sh tion li elec mp the co to ac us State previo State, coon widened into the broader channels to district the to ion ect obj the , ht ig Wr d an t ber Gil s, cor yro . for d an st ofa nation’s sympathy. His fearless ning as any that ever blackened the annals of the right, the sentiments which he avowed uptheir admission was withdrawn, with the undercrime, and the conviction that Broderick fell a on the Kansas question, clothed in language standing that the law should in future be comvictim to bia political opinions, bas taken a vigorous and rugged. found an echo through plied with by our State. But the California deep hold of the public mind. the entire North ; and despairing patriotism . 7ayistatures have steadily refased to divide the — k. tc er op Br r to xa Se or s rp Wo n ma st La the k by Tu ed ag ur co en was strengthened and State into Congressional districts, and for ten eod Br r to na Se of s rd wo ble igi ell ty, int par t of es las ckl e Th sha the off e ak sh ke who could ali years our members have been elected on a genus vio pre s ur ho few a d ere utt re of t we por h sup ic wh the in k, r ric we po of ce na me the y and def eral ticket, and thus far they have had no diffiright. In him, labor was honored, and the toilculty in retaining their seats. The California to his death, were, ‘I die—protect my bonor.”’ y he “T d, sai y usl vio pre ve ha to pe ed ho d ort an rep de s pri h wa wit ed He er of whatever land, look ofore heret s alway have er, howev Congressmen, ence of her said husband, and that which he pursued his . retract the execution of the same, —and that their pas-ive state will be much more perplexing than open resistance. Another indivi lual declares that the soldierly will bé met bg five hundred armed men, and driven back much quicker than they went up. More Navy Yarpo Cokrrvption.—Serious charges are made wgainst Thomas McDonough, master blacksmith at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, and the matter will proba the vigor and steadiness with perty owned by free State men, $335.779 04. — Property taken or destroyed by pro-slayery men, $318,718 68; preperty taken or destroyed by free State men, $94,529 40, INDIANA Poninics.—A sharp contest is going on in Indiana, for the Gubernatorial nomination by the Democratic State Convention, The contest is between Mr. Hendricka, a friend of Senator Bright, and Cyrus L. Dun. hain, a friend of Douglas. A Daraication.—One of the assistant engineers, employed on the Treasury extension b. ilding, at Washing its first officer, not one of his decisions was reversed. she did not sims made him a powerful auxiliary and invaluable ‘ish ar seh In witness whereof, I do hereunto s r P ficial seal this day and date aforesaid, nips heap a J.1, CALDWELL, Notary Public, rnia is . 51-4t friend. The career of Mr. Broderick in Califo known to most of our readers, Immediately on his . DMINISTRATOR’S SALE.—By virtue arrrival in this city he took a leading partin politics of an order duly made by the Probate Court of Ney ¥ d cte y ele sl ou im an un s wa 0 da County, on the 3st day of August, a. p, 1859. molars 185 of ing spr the in d an Go the on ds frau ous bly be investigated. Besides vari hereby given tinal on THURSDAY OCT. 27th 1859. hetauee the of ate Sen e th in sco nci Fra n Sa ent res rep to the m fro vernment, he is accused of extorting money the hours of 10 o’clock A. M. and 4 o'clock Pp. at. in fro t 1, 185 in in aga dy bo t tha ed to urn ret s wa He te. Sta . ing harg disc , rates workmen, lending money at usurious of Samuel Curtis’ Saloon, inthe town of Sweetland in th ed ern gov was city the h oug —th 891 Xe, of men, rity work majo a ent by mpet inco ning retai competent and County of Nevada and State of Calituenia, 1 will ‘cana resthe on —and Resvuts or THB Kansas Borper Rvurrian War.—The in other respects by Whig majority . at public auction, to the highest bidder therefor, the folCommissioners who were appointed to ascertain the damignation of Gov. Burnett, he was chosen as _ Presi. lowing described real estate, situate in said county, te ent of the Senate by an almost unanimous vote of . wit : ages which were sustained by the citizens of Kav sas dur te ing the border ruffian troubles in 1855 and °5%, report his fellow-members of both parties. He left the 34 interest in the Mining Claims, known as the Manthat the crops destroyed were valued at $37,349 61; numSenate with the universal respect of that body, and pel claiins, with sluces, touls, cabin and blacksmith ber of buildings burned and destroyed, 78; horses taken shop. . he od peri the ng duri that y fact inar aord extr an is it or destroyed, 368; cattle taken or destroyed, 533, Amoant poei Lor ey inte y in rest Mini ng Claims, tools, sluces, Ke of tion posi ble onsi resp and cult diffi the in ided pres of property owned by pro-slavery men, $77,198 99, pro das ne-third interest in Mining Claims y Beene sean Chance claims, with sluces Kee expiration . One lot of Mining Claims on Sweetlan d ercek, 1440 feet connected . in length, last below Middle Yuba Reservoir. the to tion elec first his of date the m Fro the to d se po op s h wa ic I wh e ad us ro ca d the be nte me poi led he kil en r ve wh ha to the Senato in party ity major the with cs politi agreed in bly para inse is e nam his term last his of had led him from the hewer of stone to the the House, and this may be one reason that the extension of slavery and a eorrupt admiuistrawith the history of the State. Une Water Ditch with water privileges and Reservoirs , known as Eddy’s ditch. dictory statetra con me so re we e er Th ? n.” tio councils of the nation. regularity of their election has never been callThree fourths interest in Ditch known as Empire ditch D. SraTEMENT OF PERLEY AND SxLover.—Mr. Thus in one short year had bis honesty and ed in question. Messrs. Burch and Scott will ments as to whether be made use of this Jatter leading from old Shawmut mill to Empire claims, : One Store, house and lot in the town of Sweetland, W. Perley published a statement last week, purfearlessness placed him with the first ones of be the first California members that will find expression, but we notice that Col, Baker, in One dwelling house, garcen lot and out buildings on . porting to give the conversation between Mr. . pre-emption claim of 30 acres of iand moae or less, inclu. the land. Alas that he should be thus raised themselves acting with the minority party in his funeral oration gives them as Broderick’s . . ding said claims. the in 19th, st TerAugu e bail, Judg to to held rd and rega of ion ted in arres dit elf, was ion con hims al ton, nat and nt Broderiek ard to the me reg In ds. wor bat as the mark for murder; that the One-half interest in Saloon, furniture, fixtures and lot the House, and we would not be at all eurprissam of $10,000, on a charge of defalcation. Perley’s version . in town of Sweetland, of ion icat publ the r Afte ry. should know him but to mourn his loss; that ed if a majority of the members should come to Mr. Broderick, duriog his illness, the Ala says: Accipent In New York Harnor.—On the 18th ult., as One-half interest in town lots in North San Juan, ared appe card The mind of the wounded man was wanderthe Fall River steamboat Metropolis, Capt. Brown, was lof the conversation, another California should feel a strong man’s hand at the conclusion that they were not legally entiTerms, fifty per cent cashat the time of sale and the y, she ran Batter the off when and dock, her g achin appro at and shot, fata! the of tion inflic the after ing balance on contirmation of such sale. ent pres also was who ver, Selo A. A. Mr, from her helm but to see her pilot whelmed in the men, cutting the boat four ining conta boat, small. a into tled to their seats. HENRY P. SWEETLAND, The effect of the lf. himse not was he times Mr. Seloin two, and causing the men to jump into the river, one and took part in the conversation, deep, while darkness and tempests encircled the Adin’r. of the estate of Chas. G, Sweetland deed, ciexeru the ened dead him to given oform Of course it would be a great outrage should chlor of whem was carried under the wheel of the steamer, and 3y orcer of the Probate Court, uld e sho ips ey. ecl l Perl an of efu t bal emen t so stat tha te; the Sta cts radi ship of cont y flatl ver instant death. m, with syste met ous nerv have his to ting sed affec by suppo y is agon ating Witness, RUFU+ SHOFMAKER, Clerk, the House of Representatives compel the Cali51-td By Jos. Ronkrts Jr. Deputy, follow so bright a morn. Bnt soit is—our Senfornia Legislature to comply with the law of which bad been strung to the greatest tension . the that gays n Unio he n.—T prece ty Japa tN auxie .ine ssing Dvuxg sharra of corre days on three ingt the Wash by The er.— Lerr Wise Tax ed tr h ha ic rs ator is dead. Upon the slande wh K FR0SESE LAMPS.—For Sale by Congress; but greater outrages than even this ding the duel. Before the fight he expressed pondent of the New York Herald, in a letter daRev. J. L. Shuck, iu his discourse last Sunday SPENCE, F. E. e . Th her hig the e strewed in his path he but ros night, in Sacramento, on dueling, stated that. . _Druggist & Apothecary, Main Street, Nevada, would be have been perpetrated by the U. S, his firm determination not to shoot at Terry : says 16th, st Augu ved ts udi pla the ed by er sw an s wa s foe his sc orn of bad never had the custom, but that it he ese Chin der the consi not did he as hips, the e abov Senate, a body which is supposed to be above ly disutter be to ars appe las Doug tor Sena his shot was he after on existed in Japan, where it was connected with up ed and oil him, rec ses with cur ir el quarr the d , apy an ion nat of the partisan bias. In 1857 the Senate ousted Mr. wandering mind called that up, as ulso the imgusted at the progress of the developments one very important provision. The combat themselves. Baffled by aman whose genius m Pique, A da ra DW % Harlan, of Iowa, in consequence of some irregpression of the conviction that he was to be which are gradually being made in relation to was expected to be in earnest, and when one of they could not deceive, whose integrity they t doub e no is r. Ther elly lette Donn Wise the surthe ded, woun his lly for morta ted fell, ts thirs atan comb who the crew ry hung the by ed hunt Legislature the of proceedings the in ularity RHaving kept the largest and most Fash. , York New of nson, Dicki with on comm in that, could not corrupt, whose courage they could of d talke He vivor was by law compelled to take his own ionable Academy in San Francisco forthe last seven . killed be d shoul he until , office elected him, and the next year the same that years, will open a DANCING SCHOOL at the the defeat in the State of the great principles and Wise, of Virginia, he had considered Ferlife. not intimidate, they ambushed his path with and Bright Messrs. seats their to admitted body inter own his ged to pled fully as o Wood nand been bad he that e; battl donhad he h whic for DEMOCRATIC CLUB ROOM, NEVADA, ‘assassins, and sealed his lips with his heart’s Los AnGEeLes.—The returns from this county . (Onposite the National Exchange,) election was more irdeserted by the people he had teken the field ests. Mr. Wood had been in the babit of visitwhose Indiana, of Fitch, blood. They have accomplished their purpose confi most the in him with lting consu and ing s ician polit of class iar pecul the now and for, indicate that Ramirez, the Republican candiOn THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 15th, and teach Mr. Harlan. The princiof that than regniar all the most Fashionable Ball room Dances, every —the lion is out of their path, and for the him would be encourdential manner during bis frequent visits to the st again d joine had who e Thre ed. elect been bas mbly Asse the for date in the two cases was, that the nce diffcre pal the at ing visit while even and, al, capit nal natio the of out him put to him s, t d lot n y cas after ine ca ils the sta hunt spo to odaged blo o’clock. 8 at Ev'ng ay Thursd & y Monda Iowa Senator differed politically from a majorway. He felt he was to be silenced, and he is house of the late Postmaster General Brown, precinets, however, were to be heard from, For us there is left the memory of what he per month in advance, to be deposited at 10 TERMS—$ spent more time at the mansion of the ‘Little which might change this result. He had two the National Exchange, ity of the Senate, while the Indiana Senators now silenced forever. was, and the legacy his dying lips have be~ Mr. host. sible osten his with than ’? Giant democratic candidates against him—Burus, who he LADIES FREE. -@a belonged to the majority party, and had they one is he y that loudl out ds cry frien las’ Doug queathed us—the protection of his unstained , 377 t dates lates at ed, count as far so ved, recei says Argus, s Pluma .—The Tar ImMIGRANTS Gentlemen wishing to join please to sign their names been ousted their places would have been filled of a betrayed trio, and thus auvother imbroglio votes, and Warner, who bad 345, while Ramirez to the subscription list at the National Exchange, honor, the into pour to ues contin ation immigr the that by members of the opposite party. We merely wholly unanticipated is produced by the famous had 391. An Afternoon School for LADIES & CHILDREN will be M. P. o'clock, 8 at Monday next Pique, Madam by eopened unprec in route, Lake Honey the by c at State publi che to gave idy Cass h Mr. r whie lette ConstituTionaL ConvENTION.—The vote in fo. . allude to these cases to show what majorities in above place, to be continued every Monday and the at uegenui t its ng doub to endi . pret while crossed ny, just Alba has who an town gentlem A_ that Srocx.— of streets the and s, number dented Thursday. vor ofa Cunstitutional Convention in the six . Legislative bodies are sometimes in the habit ness. Terms Five Dollars per Month. . cattle of head 300,000 s that estimate plains akethe unmist the g bearin ers strang with lined are it generally happens in cases of eountics of Nevada, Placer, El] Dorado, San . of doing, and September 13th 1848. Nevada, . ia. forn are on the way to Cali famibave Many . comers new of marks able Joaquin, San Francisco, and Napa, is 16,770, . disputed or contested seats, that the person who . Maritime Nkvorrations.—A correspondent ‘DANCING employ obtain to s anxiou seem all and lies, gets ty party majori the ally with which is, perhaps, a majority of the total num-. agrees politic of the N. Y. Journal of Commerce, referring to able reason a for work to willing are and ment, de that conclu we reason ber of votes cast in those counties. But in. the place. For this the incorrect statement ‘that our Government the from hail mostly They , sation compen be Scott and Burch Messrs. of some of the other populous counties the ques-. should the seats had given up privateering, says: and sin, Wiscon s, Illinoi York, New of States dly decide be s would chance ed, the tion seems to have been almost entirely ig-. disput “The matter stands, as it has done, for some much a for started them of many Very Iowa. time, and is yet under negotiation. The presnored, and for that reason the Convention . against them, acto refused only not bas tion Administra ent uently conseq and Peak— ike’s trip—P shorter Jt would be a terrible loss to the State to be rcheme is doubtless defeated. Nevada haspro-. n, propositio unequal and absurd the to to cede y ivel arat comp a in ers bord our hed reac have es bably given the largest majority in favor of the . deprived of the services of two such geniur which , propositiou Marcy the witdrawn has but condition. e itut dest numerous friends the Convention of any county in the State, as Burch and Scott, and their SCHOOL. ARTZ LEDGE AND MILL QU On Fri Fatan Accripent AT SACRAMENTO.— day last, at the Race Course, near Sacramento, Geo. Rhodes, a lad aged fifteen years, son of John P. FoR AE. TPE Proprietors of the NATIONAL LEDGE AND MILL, situated near Eureka, in Nevada County, offer this Valuable Property for Sale Rhodes, was thrown from his horse while riding for . ms, Ter e abl son Rea On dog a that rs appea It . killed ntly insta and a purse, “@& ces, tenan Appur and s Right Water its all With garan across the track just ahead of the horse, causThe Company being too large, in their opinion itis ing the animal to bolt, throwing the boy against a thought best to sell in order to consolidate, The attention of Quarta Miners is called to it—as 1t is gate post, killing him instantly. was to place all private property afloat on believed to be if properly worked, as good a Ledge as any to apply as ulars war, partic of time in For footing, same . the on Ridge ocean the on antitheir that learn to be sadly pained would g, mornin Friday —On Durt. dated , Fatat er Weaverville from Anotu dispatch .—A AccIpENT R. B. MOYES, Orleans Flat. os retur as far s y.—A iror Terr Cotorapo exempt be shall it is—tbat that land: ison it d brilliant Congressional career had been Sept. 16th, about five miles from San Andreas, cipate JOHN I. CALDWELL, Nevada. says: 19th Sept. from capture, in case of war, either by volunhave been received, it appears that about threeJ. B. HENRY, Bell's Ranch, or brought to a sudden termination; but as such a a duel was fought between Dr. Peterson Goodteer or regular armed vessels of war. proprithe of one Brady, 4 pone Mr. Yesterday, JAMES HOLLAND, at Humbug. counern south six fourths of the voters of the etors of the New York House, drove off an embank—46-1m* 1859. 16th t come to Augus eveo slow a ty e very was calami Nevad is possibl the people shvald be preBritain Great wyn and Wm. J. Gatewood. The weapons used ties have votedin favor of a division of the horses the ranch, Lowden’s near feet, 40 of ment into the Marcy proposition, But we cannot pared to meet it. . LE SA R FO first S out, the ER At jumped He IL yards. river. the into BO forty going e, M buggy and distanc EA rifles; were ST res requi only r State, As the act of Inst winte meet her on that ground alone. It is underFLUE BOILER, LE doing andis town, to brought was thigh, his are NG SI CH IN 10 NE fire Goodwyn fell mortally wounded, and died stood that our Goverament has demanded in a two-thirds vote, the division scheme bas un12 feet long, er, Boil lar Tubu one o —als long feet 13 well. Senaof funeral s.—-The Fungrat Ceremonie property orprivate of ect exemption the perf to in addition s Tube inch 2 alty univers man a twen was He , hours. eter two about in diam in es inch 32 is State this as doubtedly been carried so far tor Broderick took place at San Francisco on fire front Grate Bars, Smoke Stacks, Steam with some der, Navy, British the by capture from afloat Tue CariTraL.—The New York Express says Domes &c., complete. concerned, provided the act is constitutional, Sunday afternoon, and the demonstration was ly respected. It appears that the parties had very important concessions in regard to comire of the undersigned at the inqu ars icul part For Aa@~ to next the d within that doubt little but be can there oppose were but , friends been ly former Before any further action can be had, the couperhaps the most imposing of any of the kind mercial blockades.” Nebraska Shaft, or of J. C. BIRDSEYE & CO., Nevada, change to made be will movement a years twenty the on lled quarre and , politics in other each D. CRITTENDEN, to ned oblai sent of Congress will have to be that ever occurred in the State. Itis stated ka Co. ras Neb t Agen some to States United the of t Governmen of seat the l Tue Next Presipency.—The N. Y. Journaof the division of the State ; there is no probabilthat over five thousand persons came and took day of election, The lie passed, and they came Nevada August 284 1859.—47-tf Gp» point more central than the present one, and that to blows, in which Gatewood had bis finger hurt, Commerce, in an article upon the Presidential Cincinnati or St. Louis, in the ordinary course of ity that Congress will give its consent to the UY YOUR MEDICINES—at Saturday during deceased the of look last a echeme, events, must soon come to be the center of popula21 Commercial Street, Nevada, Goodwyn challenged him the same day, and as question, says; and Sunday morning, and about three thousand ao tion. d notifie he well got Democthe which States eighteen of Instead soon as Gatewood’s finger FUMERY—at PER R YOU UY Co. R. H, Taytor.—By the Sierra and Plu-. persons followed his remaius to Lone Mountain his antagonist, and the meeting took place. racy had a right to claim in the House, only 21 Commercial Street, Nevada. Grizzty Bear Story.—A grizzly bear was fifteen can be calenlated upon out of the thirtylately caught in a trap and killed at Skelton’s Ranch mas county papers, we learn that Col. Taylor . Cemetery. The funeral oration was pronouneo S—t ION IPT SCR PRE YOUR AKE of number whole the the be to four, for that will Morpsr oF ImmiGRANTs.—A dispatch has been elected Jndge of the 16th Judicial Dis. eq by Col. E. D. Baker, which is a feeling and 21 Commercial Street, Nevada. “horsaysthatthe Gazette The county. Mariposa admisthe after s Congres in ted represen States trict. Hie majority in Sierra was 110, and in . just tribute to the memory of the departed SenUnion, dated at Carson Valley, Sept. 18th, says: sion of Kansas. The Democracy will, thererible brute” had been prowling about: for several y Famil and S, ION IPT SCR PRE ANS ICI HYS ch Mar of t wes es mil five off, learn Cutwe ’s Union, the to ney On Ken Plumas 7 votes. Col. Taylor is a talented andj ator, From a telegraph the House, They nights, killing hogs, etc., and as it was feared that to trusting of shy be fore, prepared at ly ifical Scient and lly carefu es Recip located at school company of immigrants, under Captain must make a nomination tbat will prevail behe was after the public a ek, flourishing cre able lawyer, and the fact that he has been el-. that a lot in the most eligible position at the that place, or the schoolmarm, Mr. Skelton set traps Daniel Beal, were on the 20th of August last fore the people. Hall, ries heca Apot s lph’ Rudo ected in a district where his party ticket wasin. Lone Mountain Cemetery has been selected, attacked by a band of Soshoues and one man inyeigled. was Bruin which of one into for him, OTL EEA TE LLL INE L SI ET L EE PETE ATR aheminority of at least 1,000 votes, shows that i ss Si one d; nde 21 COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA, wou pesnle sgprediate tls abilition’ ah a@ monument is to be erected to his mem named Koots killed and several or -Senat as.—Ex Dovuei ror ps Suisit Gen. bro s leg man, named Jacob Polling, had both #8 Cheaper than the Cheapest! “@ ken; he was taken to the present Military EnShields, in a speech at the democratic convener, Travel and ar Schol ned renow world The in is he re Nevapa Library.—The members of the Ne-. PreMators.—The announcement on Tuesday campment, near Bear river ford, whe tion at Faribault, Minnesota, on the 30th ult., !!! WOOD D!! WOO the D! of WOO t Benefi the for e Lectur will vada Library Association are requested to meet . of last week of Mr. Broderick’s death, turned charge of Dr. Covey, Army Surgeon, The Insaid :— the stoek after plundering and off ve dro !! ns Fire! ! dia Fire! ! Fire ion, ciat Asso ary Libr da Neva at the Library Room to-morrow evening. The} out to be incorrect. A telegraphic dispatch made have States United these of people The burning the wagons. ee Se STS 72 «7 @ a4) AT THE s, of Dougla n A. Stephe make to minds their up meeting bas been called for the purpose of ar-. was received here about three o’clock stating ' BAYARD TAYLOR, Bioamy.—Michael isviaibam, a hand work the benefit of the Association, and a full attend. same effect were received from persons below, ing on the San Francisco and Marysville Railyesed est arr was , nty cou ter Sut in r ove , road ance is desirable. to friends here, during the afternoon. At eight terday by Capt. King, of this city, on a charge o’clock, on Tuesday evening, our paper went of bigamy preferred by bis dart brother-in-law. Buastine Accipent.—A Mr, Smith was seriton, Bos in to press, and as the report of his death had not wite one ing hav h wit d rge cha is He ously injured at Mobile Flat, Sierra county, on another in Ireland, and another in California. been contradicted up to that time, the paper the 11th inst., by the premature explosion of a ranging for the lectures of Bayard Taylor, for . that he died at two, and other dispatches to the Illinois, the next President; and what is more, 500 CORDS SEASONED OAK, PINE AND CEDAR two thirds of the people of Minnesota will.vote wants to sell, orhe that Lengths, I ay y On WOOD—AI Saturd & Tuesda Eve'gs Sept. 24th and 27th. fora vote will they do, they when and him; for exchange for Green Mountain boy with a heart almost as big Subject—First Lecture—“THE ARABS.” Dry Goods and Groceries, Boots & Shoes, as Jackson’s. 2d Lecture—“Life in the Polar Regions,” From Pir River.—A party from Shingles, town, on their way to join the Ranger killed has be m, the of all by en Having had childr blast, He was holding the tamping rod at the appeared in mourning. Dispatches were requite a numerous progeny. He will probably four Indians and took a rifle from them. Last time of the explosion, and his right band was ceivad an hour or two later stating that Mr. be taken to Tuolumne county for trial, as his week a deserter from Fort Crook, with two adnot e e. wer ther s we live but e wif d, dea last not was ick der Bro be to e hav ly bab pro will and d, rate lace ly bad METROPOLITAN THEATER, —_——-HAS GOT—— He is said to be quite a other white men, entered Mr. Preston’s house, Tickets, ~ Doors open at 7 1-2 o’clock, . $1,00. Lecture commences at 8 o’clock. Tickets can be hadat the principal business houses in Nevada Nevada Sept. 20th 1859. CELEBRATION OF F. von SCHILLER’S Hardware, Tin Ware, Crockery, Furniture, Bedding, Clothing, Blacksmithing, Printers Bills, or CASH. Be Senlyour Orders to No. 77 Broad St. ob ExXaulineg DONE WITH NEATNESS. and dispatch, by scoTT, 77 Broad Street, Nevada, — n Presto Mr. tied rt’s ferry, Lockha from mile a ento d ate cul cal l wel vised of this until after our paper bad been fine looking fellow, and amputated. RMATION WANTED—Of John CunNFO and his wife and robbed them of $180, a mule, sville Democrat. Mary .— rts hea ale fem re sna n last heard from he was residing at —whe hamning DAY. BIRTH NNARY CENTE worked off. flour, and other articles. They declared that on the 20th was which s, Illinoi a, Galen near Hill, il Counc Excuances.—Mr. Randolph, of Freeman & ed d rs they intend to raise two hundre warrio s, R about AUTHO where and his POET ef n German l matio immorta infor the of s Any admirer All 1855. March of EaSurvey.—Mr. Stangroom, the oap Rar Texry’s Movement s.—Judge Terry left Sacby his brother, ed ta receiv .—Shas fully and olean out the Valley Herald. thank be Co’s, Express, bas as usual, placed us nnder obwill Placer and Nevada to, amen Sacr the of er gine Frederick von Schiller, JAMES CUNNINGHAM, Ugations for files of Marysville and San Fraoramento on Friday morning last, and proceeded Railroad Dompany has completed the prelimi, Nevada County Cal. ngton Washi At Are invited to attend a Satof Citizen, Sierra —The Rospers. sy Suor arrestwas he where Stockton, to his farm near John Cunningham was born in the County of Mayo, cleco papers duriug the past week. nary survey of a line from Auburn dowa Anteage. of years 26 about is and d, Irelan k, Melic h Paris : following the bas Master Stone, of the Pioneer Express, has . ed by the Sheriff of San Joaquin county. It is lope Ravine to the California Ceatral Railroad, urday last, Nevada Sept. 5th 1859.—49-4w* A messenger from Truckee Meadows arrived our thanks for Downleviile papers of Saturday. stated that the officers of San Mateo county at Greider’s, a point eight and two-third miles To be given at the CITY OF NEVADA, on z, the route in town about 4 o’clock this morning, announk on es o grad iest o heav E The om. . Fols E' from J. ¥ have taken measures to have him arrested and 1859, 10th, Nov. g, Evenin ay Thursd m groo } Stan Mr, S! . OE mile the SH to feet D x N y-si A are sixt S OT BO eing that Ferd. Reis had been shot by robbers ; IN R E L A E D In memory of his Genius. Geass VaLuey NationaL.—J. H, Boardman . brought to trial. It appears there is no Jaw in is now engaged in running a line directly from one shot in the thigh, and one in the lower part ILDING, BU K IC BR ’S KR EC ND LA IN Celebration will consist ofa The Esq,, has purchased the interest of Mr, Roberts, . this State to punish a man for fighting a duel, Auburn to Folsom.— Placer Herald. of the leg. Chris. Reis left here at5 o’clock COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA. this morning, accompanied by Dr. Bryant. The Torchlight Procession and fullasortment of LADIES and CHILDREN’S SHOFS in the Grass Valley National, and assumed the . except one of the parties is killed, hence TerTe— the so over S. s Al miles. ER race 40 IT Fall about is e GA d —Th an distance es. Rac mMa Twaa s ry could not be arrested nntil after Broderick’ editorial charge of the paper, N, IO AT OR Ocof 10th the on ce s men ot com will se Bo Cour a m ham to ot -B ed lt ui Qu ts er nk Be d ar death. aa@TOBE FOLLOWED BY A GRAND BALL. -@& Leon er . s. days te four ra inue le cont ab and r, on tobe as Re at le in sa movement r popular a is fo .—There sas d Nesraska d an Broa of in, , Haml nd E, J. ha rs,— on Pare ic ArvanT Constantly Committee of Arrangments. e n , R E D a R proposing t, O Governmen State a for O Nebraska T E has D Burns A named M man c.—A Vorin S s. T ItieGa O O a@~ B street Book Store, has our thanks for late Eastern G. von SCHMITTBURG, DR. TRAUTMAN, * nd NO thousa s K er n.—Ov 0 ST n Oreco Novemin — election To an October, in conventio 0 TE twice ation OR Immigr O voting SH H for S r e Amado th in ed on arrest ne been do PLUMHOFF. G WM. IN FURTH, v 8. IR PA And RE We are also under obligations toG, W. } of way , by Oregon d in arrive simultanebave ants admission OTT, T. T. immigr for MULLER, ED. n applicatio and ber, on ecompt once the Anti-L ticket and once the falar simi for e, Stor k Boo eer Pion the of , elch ,—14-tf 59 18 Nevada Sept. 20th 1859.—51-(d h 4t n. Ja , da va Ne weeks. six past the within Plains, Kansas, with the ously Administration ticket. : yors. — FESTIVAL, um toe t rac ret ld ou sh k ic er od Br t tha d an em dance ad s aecor in wa ticket al gener a should have crowned his brow we bring the Cy-. 1014 elected on on up g tin lec ref d sai ve ha y ma be ng hi made yt was an effort An m. with the previous custo prees which must deck his grave. y rr Te as t bu ; r ice off an as r te ac ar e ch thes s from y’ ers rr Te memb the s seat r The career of Mr. Broderick has been ® pe-. 1, oust from thei som of in sippi, Missis and uri Misso t excep law, the ed. order the rights of men. But it is otherwise this was the expression which Terry constrned ces, regattas, and, in fact, all the deceased, ree debta such pay to necessary be shall as w Ne of y cit the of rd Wa h nt Ni the s wa nce ide res y rr Te om fr is, ty te rie no sob st for fir e ls— Th evi e. its of ens w y fe off vel al ati rt par mo ess a com Congr h e 28th the wit int to tives senta 0) the Repre furthtt published be order this of copy a He sleeps forever ; and for the laurel which) J: that ordered er for re the ord chw wat ture York, and his name is still the ng

NEVADA DEMECRAT,. WILL THEY BE OUSTED?! The idea has been suggested to us, that The Cause ofthe Duet. On our first page will be found an article from the Sacramento Bee, in regard to the cause of le op pe e th om wh t, ot Sc d an h to Bu , rs ss Me . s thi for nt Age ed ls Geo. Ki Lauwawon is ouraatho use of Repreof the late fatal duel. Ho e th to d te ec el ve ha ia rn fo li Ca is d an rs, ibe scr sub to at cr City. He wif deliver the Demo Since that article was bpu ve ha y rr Te e dg Ju of s nd co ir se the e th om pe fr ty ed in st ou be ly ab ob pr l authorized to receive subscriptions, advertisements, &e., . sentatives, wil nei pri the n ee tw be ce en nd po es rr of e co ur the at hed sl lis gi Le e th at th on as re e th for ts, sea e. sam the for tind collect and receipt K. C I R E D O R B R O T A N E S F o H C T E SK THE STATE FAIR. of er re ca y rl ea e th of ch et sk ig it ow The foll 2. 185 y, ar nu en Ja tak of e pt. hav eri to m see te Sta the of ple peo e row. Th Def eat ed Ca ti di da te are s req ues ted to be ne sh Wa of ive nat a ces The Hon. David C. Broderick is unusual interest in the Fair, and the attendanha T in mi nd th at F. F. SP EN CE , Dr ug yi s « has fi Feb of 4th the on rn bo s wa he re whe C., D. , ton ing a Thousand Flowers, Balsam of Lite been unprecedented. A large number of people d ve mo re ily al oN Talay of fam 5, his 182 r yea the In 0. 182 ry, rua 7 Feicnoy from Nevada and vicinity have gone down to witto New York; but there his parents died before he Patent Axle Grease, ness the exhibition, and those who have returned, arrived at manhood, leaving to his care a younger ROBA that Members of Congress ous speech made by Terry, : ek we t las , Mr ing to dur rd ga y re cit in , on ti en e nv Th Co e . at cts St n tri te dis mp co le ng si om fr ed et sa bi ld ou sh = = e e See wn do ces pla lic pub the d an wn to up s eet str e ‘Th _ ed ll ca un as s wa h ic wh s, end th fri bo bis in d s k an ic ig er Wh od e Br th all by d te or pp eu s wa l bil . . 59 18 21, . NEVADA, WEDNESDAY SEPT town look in many respects, for the last few days, branches of Congress, and by many of the Dem. for asit was degrading to the author. On much as they didin the golden days of 1849-50. sey hacblgl aca te nen emt aigeee we announced the. death 0 it, not that they were oppoeed to the district e at St ch ea t gh ou th ey th e us ca be t bu , em st sy f ni r bh t en em at st Senator Broderick. This ctele of er nn ma e th te la gu re to t lef be ld ou sh n mature, and we afterwards hoped, pl ures slat Legi The ves. tati esen Repr own its ing n te we m fro rise yet ht mig he vainly, that > d ha he ve ati rel y onl the n the me ca be o wh brother, TE NOTICE.—Ata Speciaien——* P the Probate Court, held in on t be re Term of sev h wit ed, ish per r the bro t tha 4, 184 va 1m da, at the Court House in the Ci on-earth. ty of Ne vigae, woe. of ion los exp nce cha the by Te , rm, A. }. 1859—Monday <ept. 1th A. yr eral young playmates eA before the late Leof Saturday, thus alludes to the appearance of the an old bombshell at an iron foundry; and Mr. BrodCH Hae, Jiaxid Belden, Vrovate Judge, 7 ‘ A. Badlam, Jr. is our authorized Agent at Sacra5 ssed requiring h of . Corate: A majority of the latter voted against MARRIED, of ThuradayY, Sept. 15th, Fra iveO, Sain n R hy on o ent ram Sac at ned ope r Fai te The annual Sta Mc _ of Net, and Miss’ Axyne FE. Wom as. 8, san Tr d an s me 7i e th om fr is k ic er od Br mor Senator esday the 13th, and will close day after to be on so y dl te ub do un l wil t en em at Du st a e. d at an St e s, th pal ed ct ri st di r ve ne s ha ia rn fo li Ca . . sco nci Fra San for t en Ag r ou is s og Ho Octavian k. ic er od Br r to na h Se ic of wh s in nd er co se nn , ma e ss th the re of ng by s Co rm de te t ma th 27 hes e hig th the of in ns k io ea ss sp se e th of e advertisements, and collect . tin on a posit lrri e scu Be to the en s am wa cr el Sa e du Th the , of ted e ur duc ca s con y wa en ar t be im ac s pr ha e -an r Th Fai r, we the po in re we s ig Wh e th n he bd re ra ‘ rl aides , red the , ter bet are s eet str the , ter bet er, are aft o es tw g us or ho in e rn Th mo a ch ee s sp y’ rr g Te in read place to white, en giv ve ha rts shi e blu d an y, gre d an at the Internationyl Hotel, Broderick remarked and coats and “stovepipe” hats seem to be the fashthat he bad once said Terry was the only upion now. But the new faces, the stir, the exciteon up ent ext at gre y ver a to , are ys da se tho of nt me beright man on the Snpreme Bench, but he have music in our saloons. banners floatWe us. lieved he would now bave to take that back. ing, canvas signs flying, “rondo” and other games t tha s ow sh d he is bl pu as ce en nd with ied po compl es er, rr howev co , e States ent Th aifer 11. 5+ of) ion champ the @eath—the hope of our State, n the Matter of the Estate of n, ga Lo e Lik od. blo of tie a t hou wit t lef s wa JOHN R ck eri ceased. On reading and” tiling the pe nt, ame per tem s Hi e. rac his of t las tition fa the he was eo c e t s de.” ce rt ai n Re al Es ta te of said deceased, yin: (Me indienne which had been ardent and cheerful, became sadden. one ed by this disaster, and it soon assumed the serious and steady tone for which it has been characterized in California. Mr. Broderick entered politics at a very carly period of life. Before he arrived at manhood, he mastered its intricacies ; he had presided at conventions, and his judgment frequently governed the movements of a campaign. Withal, he preserved a high tenth part of certain Mining Clai ms. ‘yh in Ne Nieva vada township, county of ees , Bers. ci C ng alee fornia, and bounded on the west by she ee ‘ali. Co., and on the east by the Mining Claims of toon ate and it appearing to the satisfacti Co, r 7 petition that a sale is nite hee tk Court by said debts allowed and expenses of administrate ment of the dered by the Court, that all persons interented Tt is or. do appear before me onthe 24th day of Octo P in, 1859, at the Court House in said Nevada cit ober, A, p! for s ain rem yet it d an ; or an me de t rec cor d an e to show cause if any they have, why ase: pte tn county, ton r pe up the in in full blast, canvas houses and tents n eve or, hon his on be granted to Thomas T. Nicholson, up administ should put be to n tio uta imp st fir the rad, kin ry eve of ns tio ibi exh portion of the city, saiq of his rator of estate real of said of much ct so sell to estate, tri dis e Th . ice dev an tis par of y wa the in glories of the past , led fai ect eff t tha to n tio ola res the but , tes Sta . iD e anc ear app lic pub t frs culiar one, From his inof e us de ma st fir d ba d an r, so es gr ag the s wa two or r yea A ed. put dis e wer ts sea se who r ho . , bim for us rio was too vile, no term too opprob k, ic er od Br to rd ga re in d sai d ba be at wh aw dr s wa he ess unl , ty du his s wa it ts, the epi g tin asul ent res Rep ry eve by for ed vot was it gh hou alt emar of; ect obj the de ma this State, he was m. me the to cs iti pol in d ose opp was o wh 5 i06 th . wi to ge g, gua in lan et me no e til ; hos ity a til hos e rc fo to ant ign ed mal in rm dete lenting and s sis Mis of res ata isl Leg the t, tes con t tha er aft ~ to ed, son poi until, with the public mind thus be ht mig re the t tha g rin fea ri, sou Mis and i ipp his in thought his friend, to dare an apology some subsequent House, in ty ori maj ig Wh , . of e fat cal iti pol the l behalf, was enough to sea his hapless advocate. But despite all this, the complied with the act of Congress, aud divided . cts tri dis o int tes Sta e tiv pec res 3, 41, in-. bis and friends of Mr. Broderick increased, to tes Sta the ing uir req ss gre Con of act myo fluence strengthened, until as the leader of8) is a rni ifo Cal and ce, for in l stil is d cte tri dis be d cte ele host. devoted and determined, he was only State that has for aoy length of time in 1857 to a seat in the councils of the nation. . . , the of s ion vis pro the h wit ply com to 504 or. . . ed rk ma In this high position his short career . law . ion nat the of n me at gre the of one as him When this State was admitted, in 1850, so far as we have observed, a distinguishi of the present. fea In fact, the liquor saloons, or that portion ofthem which may be termed extra, that were established for the occasion only, complain that their business is not such as they had reason to expect it would be ; yet a few of them seem to be doing a thriving business. But one accident has occurred to marthe harmony ofthe exhibition or cloud the enjoyment of the numerous visitors. Order and gentility have reigned in every department. e, the ofThe visitors take care to give no offensand successive weeks in the Nevada Democrat naong Str ty. par his s of ‘lie ral us the most vigoro newspaper ware in said county, > & Weely . rs yea ugh tho d an ns, sio tures make strong impres sy order of the Probate Indve have elapsed since he bade_that place farewell, the Attest, RUFUS SHORMAKEI By Joun 8. Lamuert, Deputy, leading politiciens of New York gather every winMOPMARER. ter todo him honor, ata festival known as the bi ago es: Che -4w ~ — WME eiricees o — TRADER.Emeli; s, wh -I, hap , per ers oth are re» Broderick Ball. The o Avery, do make this my declaration t is it but se; r sen the ano ly in ent ard recollect him as ‘‘an oct to authorize cea pyioae oe not every political opponent who is entiled to the . titled aed bade own name as sole traders their in business compliment of long attention, and it is sometimes a . 12th 1852,’ that it is my intention, and thit ye April! proof of merit to be well hated. carry on business in my own name, and on m intend to ct tri dis his d by cte ele s wa ick der Bro . Mr 5 184 In count, viz: the business of hotel kaeping, iy ‘! tine op en giv be ll sha ne no ficers are on the lookout that . w ne a of ion mat for the n for tio ven con e in ongem § = the dairy business connected ‘aith Me sid pre to h wit d , an them. Everything goes on admirably » of Naw, ‘ f sel gardening and him Ing did and , rk Yo w Ne of y cit the r for rte cha Ceilfornte g, in the County of Nevada and State of proper spirit exhibited it will so continue. great credit for the liberal current of his views, for . ss mne fir the d an ted oca adv he ch whi h wit or ard the Eastern News Items, State of Califurnia, County of Nébieee he tie tae s rewa 7 he 184 In m. d the to ere adh he ch h whi wit day of September a. D. 1859, personally , A Repe.uox.—A mobin Wright county, Minnesota n tio . ina nom a by dy t bo es tha in vic ser his for ded war me. J. 1. Caldwell, a Notary Public pa MY covery having hung Osear F. Jackson, after he had been tried oe des wa , but tes Sta ted Uni the ss of gre Con the to Emeline Avery, wife of KE. W, Avery, personally k county for a henious offense and acquitted, and then rescued a man who had been arrested for participating in the lynchfeated by a small majority on a split organization . me to be the same person described in and nie aes se ing, Gov. Sibley has issued a proclamation, ealling out against him by the barn-burners, with whom he rethe foregoing declaration or instrument. of wollen ae the military to restore order in the county, which is defused to compromise or coalesce. In_ 1849 he was the said Emeline Avery having been made a meiiees which be could bouorably have done, and the diffeulty might then have been amicably arow sh . hed lis pub as far so ts fac e Th ranged. to ed in rm te de s wa y rr Te t tha conclusively ch su se po im e els or ht, fig a o int k ic er od Br force to. ent ass d ul co n ma e bl ra no ho no as conditions Terry was regarded as the most expert duelist by on d ge ur s wa he r he et wh d an te, Sta the in interested parties, aud acted in the capacity of clare! to be in a state of insurrection, and several com zenominated to Congress, but declined to run; and ded to the seat of war. What cec y ead pro e alr ies hav pan d nce lue inf s wa he ing year, in accordance r low he fol et the wh of ing spr the in a hired assassin, or sort of reception they will meet with is uncertain. A with the contents of said writing, acknow Raed ts — on an examination separate and apart from, and withect the hearing ot her said husband, that @ rea . lsai on, ati ne executed lin dec t tha ed pir ins h with the views whic the same and made said declaration freely ed for California, During his entire career in New rily and without fear or compulaion, “ot eae opcal iti pol a y y ntr wa cou the h the d wit of nte uai t acq ou l , wel t man pu tie to gen . Paul St. ire es des tiv a era by res Rep our to de ma was ion ect obj e som . l rea n tha e mor was s end fri of foes The expectation no find will rs die sol the t s tha ert , ass plo n peo bee the and not bad y the e aus bec ts, sea ir the ing tak re mo s foe of ns tio dic pre ng eri sne ponent whom he both fearea and hated, it matthere—that all hands will be busy gathering their crops York his position was always one of influence, and he ized—t ic bl pu the of ect obj the ce ss; sin w, gre no Con not s of ter law the h wit e anc ord acc in d cte oje . 00than falsified; and the aspirations of thut en be s ha rs eke -se ice off ry ng hu d an rs ty re de uni ua ort pl opp no had bad ble heart which had found response in this . hut as our Legislature wda d an l fou as s wa ed de e Th . of ed sh tion li elec mp the co to ac us State previo State, coon widened into the broader channels to district the to ion ect obj the , ht ig Wr d an t ber Gil s, cor yro . for d an st ofa nation’s sympathy. His fearless ning as any that ever blackened the annals of the right, the sentiments which he avowed uptheir admission was withdrawn, with the undercrime, and the conviction that Broderick fell a on the Kansas question, clothed in language standing that the law should in future be comvictim to bia political opinions, bas taken a vigorous and rugged. found an echo through plied with by our State. But the California deep hold of the public mind. the entire North ; and despairing patriotism . 7ayistatures have steadily refased to divide the — k. tc er op Br r to xa Se or s rp Wo n ma st La the k by Tu ed ag ur co en was strengthened and State into Congressional districts, and for ten eod Br r to na Se of s rd wo ble igi ell ty, int par t of es las ckl e Th sha the off e ak sh ke who could ali years our members have been elected on a genus vio pre s ur ho few a d ere utt re of t we por h sup ic wh the in k, r ric we po of ce na me the y and def eral ticket, and thus far they have had no diffiright. In him, labor was honored, and the toilculty in retaining their seats. The California to his death, were, ‘I die—protect my bonor.”’ y he “T d, sai y usl vio pre ve ha to pe ed ho d ort an rep de s pri h wa wit ed He er of whatever land, look ofore heret s alway have er, howev Congressmen, ence of her said husband, and that which he pursued his . retract the execution of the same, —and that their pas-ive state will be much more perplexing than open resistance. Another indivi lual declares that the soldierly will bé met bg five hundred armed men, and driven back much quicker than they went up. More Navy Yarpo Cokrrvption.—Serious charges are made wgainst Thomas McDonough, master blacksmith at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, and the matter will proba the vigor and steadiness with perty owned by free State men, $335.779 04. — Property taken or destroyed by pro-slayery men, $318,718 68; preperty taken or destroyed by free State men, $94,529 40, INDIANA Poninics.—A sharp contest is going on in Indiana, for the Gubernatorial nomination by the Democratic State Convention, The contest is between Mr. Hendricka, a friend of Senator Bright, and Cyrus L. Dun. hain, a friend of Douglas. A Daraication.—One of the assistant engineers, employed on the Treasury extension b. ilding, at Washing its first officer, not one of his decisions was reversed. she did not sims made him a powerful auxiliary and invaluable ‘ish ar seh In witness whereof, I do hereunto s r P ficial seal this day and date aforesaid, nips heap a J.1, CALDWELL, Notary Public, rnia is . 51-4t friend. The career of Mr. Broderick in Califo known to most of our readers, Immediately on his . DMINISTRATOR’S SALE.—By virtue arrrival in this city he took a leading partin politics of an order duly made by the Probate Court of Ney ¥ d cte y ele sl ou im an un s wa 0 da County, on the 3st day of August, a. p, 1859. molars 185 of ing spr the in d an Go the on ds frau ous bly be investigated. Besides vari hereby given tinal on THURSDAY OCT. 27th 1859. hetauee the of ate Sen e th in sco nci Fra n Sa ent res rep to the m fro vernment, he is accused of extorting money the hours of 10 o’clock A. M. and 4 o'clock Pp. at. in fro t 1, 185 in in aga dy bo t tha ed to urn ret s wa He te. Sta . ing harg disc , rates workmen, lending money at usurious of Samuel Curtis’ Saloon, inthe town of Sweetland in th ed ern gov was city the h oug —th 891 Xe, of men, rity work majo a ent by mpet inco ning retai competent and County of Nevada and State of Calituenia, 1 will ‘cana resthe on —and Resvuts or THB Kansas Borper Rvurrian War.—The in other respects by Whig majority . at public auction, to the highest bidder therefor, the folCommissioners who were appointed to ascertain the damignation of Gov. Burnett, he was chosen as _ Presi. lowing described real estate, situate in said county, te ent of the Senate by an almost unanimous vote of . wit : ages which were sustained by the citizens of Kav sas dur te ing the border ruffian troubles in 1855 and °5%, report his fellow-members of both parties. He left the 34 interest in the Mining Claims, known as the Manthat the crops destroyed were valued at $37,349 61; numSenate with the universal respect of that body, and pel claiins, with sluces, touls, cabin and blacksmith ber of buildings burned and destroyed, 78; horses taken shop. . he od peri the ng duri that y fact inar aord extr an is it or destroyed, 368; cattle taken or destroyed, 533, Amoant poei Lor ey inte y in rest Mini ng Claims, tools, sluces, Ke of tion posi ble onsi resp and cult diffi the in ided pres of property owned by pro-slavery men, $77,198 99, pro das ne-third interest in Mining Claims y Beene sean Chance claims, with sluces Kee expiration . One lot of Mining Claims on Sweetlan d ercek, 1440 feet connected . in length, last below Middle Yuba Reservoir. the to tion elec first his of date the m Fro the to d se po op s h wa ic I wh e ad us ro ca d the be nte me poi led he kil en r ve wh

ha to the Senato in party ity major the with cs politi agreed in bly para inse is e nam his term last his of had led him from the hewer of stone to the the House, and this may be one reason that the extension of slavery and a eorrupt admiuistrawith the history of the State. Une Water Ditch with water privileges and Reservoirs , known as Eddy’s ditch. dictory statetra con me so re we e er Th ? n.” tio councils of the nation. regularity of their election has never been callThree fourths interest in Ditch known as Empire ditch D. SraTEMENT OF PERLEY AND SxLover.—Mr. Thus in one short year had bis honesty and ed in question. Messrs. Burch and Scott will ments as to whether be made use of this Jatter leading from old Shawmut mill to Empire claims, : One Store, house and lot in the town of Sweetland, W. Perley published a statement last week, purfearlessness placed him with the first ones of be the first California members that will find expression, but we notice that Col, Baker, in One dwelling house, garcen lot and out buildings on . porting to give the conversation between Mr. . pre-emption claim of 30 acres of iand moae or less, inclu. the land. Alas that he should be thus raised themselves acting with the minority party in his funeral oration gives them as Broderick’s . . ding said claims. the in 19th, st TerAugu e bail, Judg to to held rd and rega of ion ted in arres dit elf, was ion con hims al ton, nat and nt Broderiek ard to the me reg In ds. wor bat as the mark for murder; that the One-half interest in Saloon, furniture, fixtures and lot the House, and we would not be at all eurprissam of $10,000, on a charge of defalcation. Perley’s version . in town of Sweetland, of ion icat publ the r Afte ry. should know him but to mourn his loss; that ed if a majority of the members should come to Mr. Broderick, duriog his illness, the Ala says: Accipent In New York Harnor.—On the 18th ult., as One-half interest in town lots in North San Juan, ared appe card The mind of the wounded man was wanderthe Fall River steamboat Metropolis, Capt. Brown, was lof the conversation, another California should feel a strong man’s hand at the conclusion that they were not legally entiTerms, fifty per cent cashat the time of sale and the y, she ran Batter the off when and dock, her g achin appro at and shot, fata! the of tion inflic the after ing balance on contirmation of such sale. ent pres also was who ver, Selo A. A. Mr, from her helm but to see her pilot whelmed in the men, cutting the boat four ining conta boat, small. a into tled to their seats. HENRY P. SWEETLAND, The effect of the lf. himse not was he times Mr. Seloin two, and causing the men to jump into the river, one and took part in the conversation, deep, while darkness and tempests encircled the Adin’r. of the estate of Chas. G, Sweetland deed, ciexeru the ened dead him to given oform Of course it would be a great outrage should chlor of whem was carried under the wheel of the steamer, and 3y orcer of the Probate Court, uld e sho ips ey. ecl l Perl an of efu t bal emen t so stat tha te; the Sta cts radi ship of cont y flatl ver instant death. m, with syste met ous nerv have his to ting sed affec by suppo y is agon ating Witness, RUFU+ SHOFMAKER, Clerk, the House of Representatives compel the Cali51-td By Jos. Ronkrts Jr. Deputy, follow so bright a morn. Bnt soit is—our Senfornia Legislature to comply with the law of which bad been strung to the greatest tension . the that gays n Unio he n.—T prece ty Japa tN auxie .ine ssing Dvuxg sharra of corre days on three ingt the Wash by The er.— Lerr Wise Tax ed tr h ha ic rs ator is dead. Upon the slande wh K FR0SESE LAMPS.—For Sale by Congress; but greater outrages than even this ding the duel. Before the fight he expressed pondent of the New York Herald, in a letter daRev. J. L. Shuck, iu his discourse last Sunday SPENCE, F. E. e . Th her hig the e strewed in his path he but ros night, in Sacramento, on dueling, stated that. . _Druggist & Apothecary, Main Street, Nevada, would be have been perpetrated by the U. S, his firm determination not to shoot at Terry : says 16th, st Augu ved ts udi pla the ed by er sw an s wa s foe his sc orn of bad never had the custom, but that it he ese Chin der the consi not did he as hips, the e abov Senate, a body which is supposed to be above ly disutter be to ars appe las Doug tor Sena his shot was he after on existed in Japan, where it was connected with up ed and oil him, rec ses with cur ir el quarr the d , apy an ion nat of the partisan bias. In 1857 the Senate ousted Mr. wandering mind called that up, as ulso the imgusted at the progress of the developments one very important provision. The combat themselves. Baffled by aman whose genius m Pique, A da ra DW % Harlan, of Iowa, in consequence of some irregpression of the conviction that he was to be which are gradually being made in relation to was expected to be in earnest, and when one of they could not deceive, whose integrity they t doub e no is r. Ther elly lette Donn Wise the surthe ded, woun his lly for morta ted fell, ts thirs atan comb who the crew ry hung the by ed hunt Legislature the of proceedings the in ularity RHaving kept the largest and most Fash. , York New of nson, Dicki with on comm in that, could not corrupt, whose courage they could of d talke He vivor was by law compelled to take his own ionable Academy in San Francisco forthe last seven . killed be d shoul he until , office elected him, and the next year the same that years, will open a DANCING SCHOOL at the the defeat in the State of the great principles and Wise, of Virginia, he had considered Ferlife. not intimidate, they ambushed his path with and Bright Messrs. seats their to admitted body inter own his ged to pled fully as o Wood nand been bad he that e; battl donhad he h whic for DEMOCRATIC CLUB ROOM, NEVADA, ‘assassins, and sealed his lips with his heart’s Los AnGEeLes.—The returns from this county . (Onposite the National Exchange,) election was more irdeserted by the people he had teken the field ests. Mr. Wood had been in the babit of visitwhose Indiana, of Fitch, blood. They have accomplished their purpose confi most the in him with lting consu and ing s ician polit of class iar pecul the now and for, indicate that Ramirez, the Republican candiOn THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 15th, and teach Mr. Harlan. The princiof that than regniar all the most Fashionable Ball room Dances, every —the lion is out of their path, and for the him would be encourdential manner during bis frequent visits to the st again d joine had who e Thre ed. elect been bas mbly Asse the for date in the two cases was, that the nce diffcre pal the at ing visit while even and, al, capit nal natio the of out him put to him s, t d lot n y cas after ine ca ils the sta hunt spo to odaged blo o’clock. 8 at Ev'ng ay Thursd & y Monda Iowa Senator differed politically from a majorway. He felt he was to be silenced, and he is house of the late Postmaster General Brown, precinets, however, were to be heard from, For us there is left the memory of what he per month in advance, to be deposited at 10 TERMS—$ spent more time at the mansion of the ‘Little which might change this result. He had two the National Exchange, ity of the Senate, while the Indiana Senators now silenced forever. was, and the legacy his dying lips have be~ Mr. host. sible osten his with than ’? Giant democratic candidates against him—Burus, who he LADIES FREE. -@a belonged to the majority party, and had they one is he y that loudl out ds cry frien las’ Doug queathed us—the protection of his unstained , 377 t dates lates at ed, count as far so ved, recei says Argus, s Pluma .—The Tar ImMIGRANTS Gentlemen wishing to join please to sign their names been ousted their places would have been filled of a betrayed trio, and thus auvother imbroglio votes, and Warner, who bad 345, while Ramirez to the subscription list at the National Exchange, honor, the into pour to ues contin ation immigr the that by members of the opposite party. We merely wholly unanticipated is produced by the famous had 391. An Afternoon School for LADIES & CHILDREN will be M. P. o'clock, 8 at Monday next Pique, Madam by eopened unprec in route, Lake Honey the by c at State publi che to gave idy Cass h Mr. r whie lette ConstituTionaL ConvENTION.—The vote in fo. . allude to these cases to show what majorities in above place, to be continued every Monday and the at uegenui t its ng doub to endi . pret while crossed ny, just Alba has who an town gentlem A_ that Srocx.— of streets the and s, number dented Thursday. vor ofa Cunstitutional Convention in the six . Legislative bodies are sometimes in the habit ness. Terms Five Dollars per Month. . cattle of head 300,000 s that estimate plains akethe unmist the g bearin ers strang with lined are it generally happens in cases of eountics of Nevada, Placer, El] Dorado, San . of doing, and September 13th 1848. Nevada, . ia. forn are on the way to Cali famibave Many . comers new of marks able Joaquin, San Francisco, and Napa, is 16,770, . disputed or contested seats, that the person who . Maritime Nkvorrations.—A correspondent ‘DANCING employ obtain to s anxiou seem all and lies, gets ty party majori the ally with which is, perhaps, a majority of the total num-. agrees politic of the N. Y. Journal of Commerce, referring to able reason a for work to willing are and ment, de that conclu we reason ber of votes cast in those counties. But in. the place. For this the incorrect statement ‘that our Government the from hail mostly They , sation compen be Scott and Burch Messrs. of some of the other populous counties the ques-. should the seats had given up privateering, says: and sin, Wiscon s, Illinoi York, New of States dly decide be s would chance ed, the tion seems to have been almost entirely ig-. disput “The matter stands, as it has done, for some much a for started them of many Very Iowa. time, and is yet under negotiation. The presnored, and for that reason the Convention . against them, acto refused only not bas tion Administra ent uently conseq and Peak— ike’s trip—P shorter Jt would be a terrible loss to the State to be rcheme is doubtless defeated. Nevada haspro-. n, propositio unequal and absurd the to to cede y ivel arat comp a in ers bord our hed reac have es bably given the largest majority in favor of the . deprived of the services of two such geniur which , propositiou Marcy the witdrawn has but condition. e itut dest numerous friends the Convention of any county in the State, as Burch and Scott, and their SCHOOL. ARTZ LEDGE AND MILL QU On Fri Fatan Accripent AT SACRAMENTO.— day last, at the Race Course, near Sacramento, Geo. Rhodes, a lad aged fifteen years, son of John P. FoR AE. TPE Proprietors of the NATIONAL LEDGE AND MILL, situated near Eureka, in Nevada County, offer this Valuable Property for Sale Rhodes, was thrown from his horse while riding for . ms, Ter e abl son Rea On dog a that rs appea It . killed ntly insta and a purse, “@& ces, tenan Appur and s Right Water its all With garan across the track just ahead of the horse, causThe Company being too large, in their opinion itis ing the animal to bolt, throwing the boy against a thought best to sell in order to consolidate, The attention of Quarta Miners is called to it—as 1t is gate post, killing him instantly. was to place all private property afloat on believed to be if properly worked, as good a Ledge as any to apply as ulars war, partic of time in For footing, same . the on Ridge ocean the on antitheir that learn to be sadly pained would g, mornin Friday —On Durt. dated , Fatat er Weaverville from Anotu dispatch .—A AccIpENT R. B. MOYES, Orleans Flat. os retur as far s y.—A iror Terr Cotorapo exempt be shall it is—tbat that land: ison it d brilliant Congressional career had been Sept. 16th, about five miles from San Andreas, cipate JOHN I. CALDWELL, Nevada. says: 19th Sept. from capture, in case of war, either by volunhave been received, it appears that about threeJ. B. HENRY, Bell's Ranch, or brought to a sudden termination; but as such a a duel was fought between Dr. Peterson Goodteer or regular armed vessels of war. proprithe of one Brady, 4 pone Mr. Yesterday, JAMES HOLLAND, at Humbug. counern south six fourths of the voters of the etors of the New York House, drove off an embank—46-1m* 1859. 16th t come to Augus eveo slow a ty e very was calami Nevad is possibl the people shvald be preBritain Great wyn and Wm. J. Gatewood. The weapons used ties have votedin favor of a division of the horses the ranch, Lowden’s near feet, 40 of ment into the Marcy proposition, But we cannot pared to meet it. . LE SA R FO first S out, the ER At jumped He IL yards. river. the into BO forty going e, M buggy and distanc EA rifles; were ST res requi only r State, As the act of Inst winte meet her on that ground alone. It is underFLUE BOILER, LE doing andis town, to brought was thigh, his are NG SI CH IN 10 NE fire Goodwyn fell mortally wounded, and died stood that our Goverament has demanded in a two-thirds vote, the division scheme bas un12 feet long, er, Boil lar Tubu one o —als long feet 13 well. Senaof funeral s.—-The Fungrat Ceremonie property orprivate of ect exemption the perf to in addition s Tube inch 2 alty univers man a twen was He , hours. eter two about in diam in es inch 32 is State this as doubtedly been carried so far tor Broderick took place at San Francisco on fire front Grate Bars, Smoke Stacks, Steam with some der, Navy, British the by capture from afloat Tue CariTraL.—The New York Express says Domes &c., complete. concerned, provided the act is constitutional, Sunday afternoon, and the demonstration was ly respected. It appears that the parties had very important concessions in regard to comire of the undersigned at the inqu ars icul part For Aa@~ to next the d within that doubt little but be can there oppose were but , friends been ly former Before any further action can be had, the couperhaps the most imposing of any of the kind mercial blockades.” Nebraska Shaft, or of J. C. BIRDSEYE & CO., Nevada, change to made be will movement a years twenty the on lled quarre and , politics in other each D. CRITTENDEN, to ned oblai sent of Congress will have to be that ever occurred in the State. Itis stated ka Co. ras Neb t Agen some to States United the of t Governmen of seat the l Tue Next Presipency.—The N. Y. Journaof the division of the State ; there is no probabilthat over five thousand persons came and took day of election, The lie passed, and they came Nevada August 284 1859.—47-tf Gp» point more central than the present one, and that to blows, in which Gatewood had bis finger hurt, Commerce, in an article upon the Presidential Cincinnati or St. Louis, in the ordinary course of ity that Congress will give its consent to the UY YOUR MEDICINES—at Saturday during deceased the of look last a echeme, events, must soon come to be the center of popula21 Commercial Street, Nevada, Goodwyn challenged him the same day, and as question, says; and Sunday morning, and about three thousand ao tion. d notifie he well got Democthe which States eighteen of Instead soon as Gatewood’s finger FUMERY—at PER R YOU UY Co. R. H, Taytor.—By the Sierra and Plu-. persons followed his remaius to Lone Mountain his antagonist, and the meeting took place. racy had a right to claim in the House, only 21 Commercial Street, Nevada. Grizzty Bear Story.—A grizzly bear was fifteen can be calenlated upon out of the thirtylately caught in a trap and killed at Skelton’s Ranch mas county papers, we learn that Col. Taylor . Cemetery. The funeral oration was pronouneo S—t ION IPT SCR PRE YOUR AKE of number whole the the be to four, for that will Morpsr oF ImmiGRANTs.—A dispatch has been elected Jndge of the 16th Judicial Dis. eq by Col. E. D. Baker, which is a feeling and 21 Commercial Street, Nevada. “horsaysthatthe Gazette The county. Mariposa admisthe after s Congres in ted represen States trict. Hie majority in Sierra was 110, and in . just tribute to the memory of the departed SenUnion, dated at Carson Valley, Sept. 18th, says: sion of Kansas. The Democracy will, thererible brute” had been prowling about: for several y Famil and S, ION IPT SCR PRE ANS ICI HYS ch Mar of t wes es mil five off, learn Cutwe ’s Union, the to ney On Ken Plumas 7 votes. Col. Taylor is a talented andj ator, From a telegraph the House, They nights, killing hogs, etc., and as it was feared that to trusting of shy be fore, prepared at ly ifical Scient and lly carefu es Recip located at school company of immigrants, under Captain must make a nomination tbat will prevail behe was after the public a ek, flourishing cre able lawyer, and the fact that he has been el-. that a lot in the most eligible position at the that place, or the schoolmarm, Mr. Skelton set traps Daniel Beal, were on the 20th of August last fore the people. Hall, ries heca Apot s lph’ Rudo ected in a district where his party ticket wasin. Lone Mountain Cemetery has been selected, attacked by a band of Soshoues and one man inyeigled. was Bruin which of one into for him, OTL EEA TE LLL INE L SI ET L EE PETE ATR aheminority of at least 1,000 votes, shows that i ss Si one d; nde 21 COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA, wou pesnle sgprediate tls abilition’ ah a@ monument is to be erected to his mem named Koots killed and several or -Senat as.—Ex Dovuei ror ps Suisit Gen. bro s leg man, named Jacob Polling, had both #8 Cheaper than the Cheapest! “@ ken; he was taken to the present Military EnShields, in a speech at the democratic convener, Travel and ar Schol ned renow world The in is he re Nevapa Library.—The members of the Ne-. PreMators.—The announcement on Tuesday campment, near Bear river ford, whe tion at Faribault, Minnesota, on the 30th ult., !!! WOOD D!! WOO the D! of WOO t Benefi the for e Lectur will vada Library Association are requested to meet . of last week of Mr. Broderick’s death, turned charge of Dr. Covey, Army Surgeon, The Insaid :— the stoek after plundering and off ve dro !! ns Fire! ! dia Fire! ! Fire ion, ciat Asso ary Libr da Neva at the Library Room to-morrow evening. The} out to be incorrect. A telegraphic dispatch made have States United these of people The burning the wagons. ee Se STS 72 «7 @ a4) AT THE s, of Dougla n A. Stephe make to minds their up meeting bas been called for the purpose of ar-. was received here about three o’clock stating ' BAYARD TAYLOR, Bioamy.—Michael isviaibam, a hand work the benefit of the Association, and a full attend. same effect were received from persons below, ing on the San Francisco and Marysville Railyesed est arr was , nty cou ter Sut in r ove , road ance is desirable. to friends here, during the afternoon. At eight terday by Capt. King, of this city, on a charge o’clock, on Tuesday evening, our paper went of bigamy preferred by bis dart brother-in-law. Buastine Accipent.—A Mr, Smith was seriton, Bos in to press, and as the report of his death had not wite one ing hav h wit d rge cha is He ously injured at Mobile Flat, Sierra county, on another in Ireland, and another in California. been contradicted up to that time, the paper the 11th inst., by the premature explosion of a ranging for the lectures of Bayard Taylor, for . that he died at two, and other dispatches to the Illinois, the next President; and what is more, 500 CORDS SEASONED OAK, PINE AND CEDAR two thirds of the people of Minnesota will.vote wants to sell, orhe that Lengths, I ay y On WOOD—AI Saturd & Tuesda Eve'gs Sept. 24th and 27th. fora vote will they do, they when and him; for exchange for Green Mountain boy with a heart almost as big Subject—First Lecture—“THE ARABS.” Dry Goods and Groceries, Boots & Shoes, as Jackson’s. 2d Lecture—“Life in the Polar Regions,” From Pir River.—A party from Shingles, town, on their way to join the Ranger killed has be m, the of all by en Having had childr blast, He was holding the tamping rod at the appeared in mourning. Dispatches were requite a numerous progeny. He will probably four Indians and took a rifle from them. Last time of the explosion, and his right band was ceivad an hour or two later stating that Mr. be taken to Tuolumne county for trial, as his week a deserter from Fort Crook, with two adnot e e. wer ther s we live but e wif d, dea last not was ick der Bro be to e hav ly bab pro will and d, rate lace ly bad METROPOLITAN THEATER, —_——-HAS GOT—— He is said to be quite a other white men, entered Mr. Preston’s house, Tickets, ~ Doors open at 7 1-2 o’clock, . $1,00. Lecture commences at 8 o’clock. Tickets can be hadat the principal business houses in Nevada Nevada Sept. 20th 1859. CELEBRATION OF F. von SCHILLER’S Hardware, Tin Ware, Crockery, Furniture, Bedding, Clothing, Blacksmithing, Printers Bills, or CASH. Be Senlyour Orders to No. 77 Broad St. ob ExXaulineg DONE WITH NEATNESS. and dispatch, by scoTT, 77 Broad Street, Nevada, — n Presto Mr. tied rt’s ferry, Lockha from mile a ento d ate cul cal l wel vised of this until after our paper bad been fine looking fellow, and amputated. RMATION WANTED—Of John CunNFO and his wife and robbed them of $180, a mule, sville Democrat. Mary .— rts hea ale fem re sna n last heard from he was residing at —whe hamning DAY. BIRTH NNARY CENTE worked off. flour, and other articles. They declared that on the 20th was which s, Illinoi a, Galen near Hill, il Counc Excuances.—Mr. Randolph, of Freeman & ed d rs they intend to raise two hundre warrio s, R about AUTHO where and his POET ef n German l matio immorta infor the of s Any admirer All 1855. March of EaSurvey.—Mr. Stangroom, the oap Rar Texry’s Movement s.—Judge Terry left Sacby his brother, ed ta receiv .—Shas fully and olean out the Valley Herald. thank be Co’s, Express, bas as usual, placed us nnder obwill Placer and Nevada to, amen Sacr the of er gine Frederick von Schiller, JAMES CUNNINGHAM, Ugations for files of Marysville and San Fraoramento on Friday morning last, and proceeded Railroad Dompany has completed the prelimi, Nevada County Cal. ngton Washi At Are invited to attend a Satof Citizen, Sierra —The Rospers. sy Suor arrestwas he where Stockton, to his farm near John Cunningham was born in the County of Mayo, cleco papers duriug the past week. nary survey of a line from Auburn dowa Anteage. of years 26 about is and d, Irelan k, Melic h Paris : following the bas Master Stone, of the Pioneer Express, has . ed by the Sheriff of San Joaquin county. It is lope Ravine to the California Ceatral Railroad, urday last, Nevada Sept. 5th 1859.—49-4w* A messenger from Truckee Meadows arrived our thanks for Downleviile papers of Saturday. stated that the officers of San Mateo county at Greider’s, a point eight and two-third miles To be given at the CITY OF NEVADA, on z, the route in town about 4 o’clock this morning, announk on es o grad iest o heav E The om. . Fols E' from J. ¥ have taken measures to have him arrested and 1859, 10th, Nov. g, Evenin ay Thursd m groo } Stan Mr, S! . OE mile the SH to feet D x N y-si A are sixt S OT BO eing that Ferd. Reis had been shot by robbers ; IN R E L A E D In memory of his Genius. Geass VaLuey NationaL.—J. H, Boardman . brought to trial. It appears there is no Jaw in is now engaged in running a line directly from one shot in the thigh, and one in the lower part ILDING, BU K IC BR ’S KR EC ND LA IN Celebration will consist ofa The Esq,, has purchased the interest of Mr, Roberts, . this State to punish a man for fighting a duel, Auburn to Folsom.— Placer Herald. of the leg. Chris. Reis left here at5 o’clock COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA. this morning, accompanied by Dr. Bryant. The Torchlight Procession and fullasortment of LADIES and CHILDREN’S SHOFS in the Grass Valley National, and assumed the . except one of the parties is killed, hence TerTe— the so over S. s Al miles. ER race 40 IT Fall about is e GA d —Th an distance es. Rac mMa Twaa s ry could not be arrested nntil after Broderick’ editorial charge of the paper, N, IO AT OR Ocof 10th the on ce s men ot com will se Bo Cour a m ham to ot -B ed lt ui Qu ts er nk Be d ar death. aa@TOBE FOLLOWED BY A GRAND BALL. -@& Leon er . s. days te four ra inue le cont ab and r, on tobe as Re at le in sa movement r popular a is fo .—There sas d Nesraska d an Broa of in, , Haml nd E, J. ha rs,— on Pare ic ArvanT Constantly Committee of Arrangments. e n , R E D a R proposing t, O Governmen State a for O Nebraska T E has D Burns A named M man c.—A Vorin S s. T ItieGa O O a@~ B street Book Store, has our thanks for late Eastern G. von SCHMITTBURG, DR. TRAUTMAN, * nd NO thousa s K er n.—Ov 0 ST n Oreco Novemin — election To an October, in conventio 0 TE twice ation OR Immigr O voting SH H for S r e Amado th in ed on arrest ne been do PLUMHOFF. G WM. IN FURTH, v 8. IR PA And RE We are also under obligations toG, W. } of way , by Oregon d in arrive simultanebave ants admission OTT, T. T. immigr for MULLER, ED. n applicatio and ber, on ecompt once the Anti-L ticket and once the falar simi for e, Stor k Boo eer Pion the of , elch ,—14-tf 59 18 Nevada Sept. 20th 1859.—51-(d h 4t n. Ja , da va Ne weeks. six past the within Plains, Kansas, with the ously Administration ticket. : yors. — FESTIVAL, um toe t rac ret ld ou sh k ic er od Br t tha d an em dance ad s aecor in wa ticket al gener a should have crowned his brow we bring the Cy-. 1014 elected on on up g tin lec ref d sai ve ha y ma be ng hi made yt was an effort An m. with the previous custo prees which must deck his grave. y rr Te as t bu ; r ice off an as r te ac ar e ch thes s from y’ ers rr Te memb the s seat r The career of Mr. Broderick has been ® pe-. 1, oust from thei som of in sippi, Missis and uri Misso t excep law, the ed. order the rights of men. But it is otherwise this was the expression which Terry constrned ces, regattas, and, in fact, all the deceased, ree debta such pay to necessary be shall as w Ne of y cit the of rd Wa h nt Ni the s wa nce ide res y rr Te om fr is, ty te rie no sob st for fir e ls— Th evi e. its of ens w y fe off vel al ati rt par mo ess a com Congr h e 28th the wit int to tives senta 0) the Repre furthtt published be order this of copy a He sleeps forever ; and for the laurel which) J: that ordered er for re the ord chw wat ture York, and his name is still the ng