February 7, 1864 (4 pages)

. Te Gourex Scuimxies-—“Mr. ——he . Tue Thirteenth Ansiversary ofthe fouod-. WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY, . ad SUNDAY MOR sING, WEB. 70 @rawn tian e@mes he shall x te is ; Trom te Plack Repodblicans. So I give de ’ pFritory, asking for a giast of von toller, and he give me de grips,-and de . privilege to construct railroads “alon te) eel az ; that the man who had presented the check, one J. A. Shotwell, hed gooe to Virgiois city. Ball. Sehudderr’ man cotnes and he no steal from me. Veli, he comes and get_ming borses . COBReCLOns., _. Se re = £ ~—¥ hour ‘easily: with ber heavy map ". x short search, and. alter Watebing bim for ome time, he ‘went info BStatelar &.Arringg —_.;~-. ton’s banking house, where they nabbed him, about the city by Birdsall, whom he believed I gives-mine tolier-for degriperand it is nix ‘got, but itis sq. r. as Guiting at all, for and Marshal Perry at once started with him ‘for San-Francises. “The jul: was-eertainty well, quietly and quickly done. Ssinieecsine . The rebels are show'ng some activity at ‘Newbern, N.C. They have possession of the railroad between that place and. More“Rumors are current. that a combined attack of Jand and navgl forces will soon be . _made upon Mobile. Colt’s pistol factory was destroyed by fire on HidSthinst. = Man Worstip.—The homage given by tlie pedple’oF the United States to mei be. fare they have prpved themselves worthy, has brought upon us many. wrenge in the administration of the-Government_But tn the army. the greatest evils have resulted. A wish i¢ pushed forworda in the ranks by tavor of friends, or his deeds magnified by “a Tew newspaper correspondents, and soon __his_ same ‘is upon every tongue, nd bis pictue in every shop wisdew. Without ~ flies Hist quslifieation to entitle him to the . namd;be is made @ hero. Toke as an in stance the-history of McClellan's career: a lof thei Somatrys rs He came. beforethe people as a. ineteor, for a time outshining-all others. “fis only ~¢lim to the position he had obtained was the fact that he had been suecesatul in the command of a division in Western Virginia. “Little Mae“ wos the name by which wien prophesied. When the great emergency came, however, he was unequal to it’ The great army under his command re~ turned from the Peninsula disetganized and dispirited. He waa again tried and found wanting in the Virginia eampaign. These lessons, taught in blood, convinced the people that Geo. B. McClellan was not the coming’ tinh, Bat their severity has learn~ ed 48 caution, We have heroes in thi struggle, both in civil and martial life, whom the people delight to henor. They. have earned the name aod command the homage of every loyal man, "The names of Linculn, Grant, Batler, and 4 host of others, have, by noble deeds, won a@ place in the hearta of the people. \ ‘Phey-havé passed through the ordeal and, will ever be remembered as the preservers WAR With Fuaxce.—The reports recent. ly received of troubles with France, are cuuttadicted by a dispatch yesterday. The —— Ne Timer eave there is not the slightest apprehension felt by those-conversant with all the: facts iw ‘the case of any. difficulty with the French Emperor. On_the contrary, the latest dispatches from Miuister Diyton ate Of qbite a different tenur, Tbe ru. mored.removal of Dayton and the appoints night Premont to sdeeved him, ie also in all-ptobability & canard. i ee MINING ADVEUTISUMENTS: +The Assem: ___bly passed a bill of Thompson Campbell's, aineriding the taw concerging ‘cotpotations) found in this State for the purpose of mins ing in the State: "Tt provided that when the mine of such cumpany is vot within United Stare territury, the niitioes Gf assessment needinot be published in a paper printed at ‘the place nearest to the mine, but only ina paper printed at the priovipal pliee of bus: nets. Thus, corporations doing business at “~San Francisco and. mining ww. Sinaloa would vt have’ to ndvertiee at Mugzatlan, bit only sie ak 4? SEG «1 sas i THe Stockton dndependent-enys it te totd that the peat Muowu hs tle Wppile tree borer ‘18 working destruction™ among'-the apple orebards in viva fart Wy hal qui ceuinty. Li thie nelahBoranodat Wosdbriddal — ORmG, md arghAgdp. are, said tobe, Japa goth gy and appa ‘. Father than by the feat. of offending? Ii a Tatification’. . A CorreriteavessFasujoy.--A New York letter to the Boston Journal says: The Copperhead ladies of New York— their not legion—have adopted ao suggested thenyvel mode uf defying the seroment by wearing snakes upop their ~The other day a lady on one ot these rains bad os an ornament. upon her bonnet', huge snake, hissing aud spitting rently us venemous ué-the priociples it. represented. Of the huge snake . coiled-upon ber hat-the-lady seeued ~particularly proud. aSin WALTER Sct T's Doc.—The wisest dog I ever had, id Sir Walter Scott, -was_whatie—enled the—buil-terrier. 3H taught him to understant.a~great. many worda, insomuch that I anh positive the communication betwixt the ean and ourselves might be greatly ep bread to the family. I beat him, amkex“pinined the enotunty “ofthe offer: after Whieh, to the last inoment of his life, he nerer heard the least allusion to the story, ia withoul gettingup aud-retiring into the darkest Corner of ithe room, with great apbaker was well pid, for the baker wns not hurt, alter all, Camp -came—forth frou —his hiding phiee, cupering, and barked and re. When te was unnble, towards the end of histife, to attend me wheu on horseback, he weed to wateh for my retura, and the servant would tell him his :oseter was coming down the bill oe through the meer, and although be did net use ony gesture to expliin bis meaning. Camp was never kuown. to-mistike higr, but either went out at the frent, to go to thehill, or at the back te get duwn to the moor, ~~ > FPinpise Paver wrra-voer Cuitpren. It is ot times Hecessary to ceurure and punish; but very niueb more may be done by Peucouraging children when they do well.— Be. therelore,. mere careful to express your approbation of conduct than your digspprobation of bad. Nothing can * more discourage a child than a» spirit of incessant fault-finding on the-parent; and hardly any thing can exert a more injurious te! Bar 8 ‘upou the disposition both of the parent and child. There aré two great motives influencing human activn—hope and tear. Both of these are at times necessary. But whe would not prefer fo have her child influeus ved te sank condioa’ by a -devire of pleasing mother’ never expresses ~ her “when her ehiléren do well, and-is always censtring thea: wheit ehe sees anything amisa, they -are discuuraged and utihappy ; therr dispositions become-hardened and soured by this ceaseless fretting: and at last, finding equatty found fault with, they relinquish all efforts Ww please, ind become heedless of frepreaches. —<—-AN Ixcipext at Cuickamavea.—It was tear fuur o'clock on that bluzing ufters noon when @ party of “Gen. Stedman's divieion of the reserve corps bowed their -heada to the hurtling eterm of lead, as it it had been: ruin, aud)-vetenyed signe ef breaking. The tite wavered ike ‘a great thty th A brewth of wind. They were ws splendid material aa at a &-hiusket ditt then-what} could they.do in queh pa blindyg deumpest f. General Stedman rede up. A eet hearty man, browdebreneted, brovd-ehuuldered, a face written al! over with. sturdy sense and stout courage ; no ‘Tady"s inan to make bouquets for suawy, finwers; and eing “meet me by moonlight alone,”. like some generals I uid mame, but: realizmg othe ideal of thy oy buod whew I ted aif the stout eld Morkan of the Revolution. Well, up rode. Sted man, took the‘ flag from the color bearer, glanced along the wavering front, xed with that-woiSelef tid, thht eyelid aid inet. bmall rattle of wmusketry, Ps : back, ‘boys,’ ‘ cried out, ees go bu with your masseped the buck, bat the fing can" horae, and un. ec ye we ’ ; ‘ w that calu closed’ up and grew ive, and g tie. wivved résistieaaty ou iike a great euffe ue ir alia ~ ie-obverved that th GPa ibe Abate, the fhe on the etre + had fallen. whatever voice og tone it was. mentioned, . “ pearance of distress. Then if you wid the . terr that, whether they do welt or ill, they-are-. nai AN Axct Lav. 3 =~A rery curioua-lose is toldBy several ancient writes ‘teapecting Egirvard, a sécretaty to Charlemegne, and 2 daughter of tint exiperor. The sectetary fli in love -with the Ove winter's vight he stayed with her very late, and ie the mesa time a deep snow If he left. bie footmarks would be observed, and yet to stay. would expose A : hits to danger. At Jongts #00 polasoes Be. The present custom of adorning bonivets “. with geese, térkeys and oraaments,’ his bering house, which she did. It happened, however, that frum thé window of his bed~ rewin the emperor saw the whvle affair. Ia the. aseembly of the-lorda on. the following day. when Reiccent and his daughter were. present, he asked what ought to be done to a wan who compelied a kmg's daughter to earry bim un ber shoulders, through frost aud anow, inthe middle of a winter's night. They answered that he was worthy of death. ‘The lovets were alarmed, but the® emperer,_ addressing Egirvard. said: ~Hadst thou loved-my daughter, thou shouldst hare come to me: thowart worthy of death, but I give. thee two lives. Take thy fair porter in marriage, fear Ged,-and love one another.” EFFECT OF OUR CQURTESIES TO THE } trem a high soures in St. Petersburg, which . takes mine horses. —O, lish a ruined man! : ‘on thé ill-fated Jeany Fords! Mike Baasxica® was arrested—at San Franciscoién Tuesday tar breaking windows. _ THE ‘Chinese new yeir commenced on _"Tuebody of Jaiwes'@.-Qagood was found . es a nt gk tase en right away; so 1 goed out and Saye, “MineMayrudet emu rd or ‘ fe Eastern News —The gunboat Wateree, Marchal Petty semiede dispatch from Sen Het I ish Kaltes soit de Golten Schirkles;: ae eS : Ps ade! es — , this =? Hor at Waobngton. Tele suid she. nakes . thet itt: The Maprhs and Deputy Mar~. sod every tngn so You iaven wine bua’ . Territory. Page turned State's ofidence,. "A Grad al wllbe gira by net be. —— — wees roy a Rangers ‘shal Birdsall at once started out to hunt up . -%@ Be aays, “Tn hell mit yout grips,’ and-he \and immplieater other parties not-yet srrested. LANCASTER & 'CO., La =e ae ™ ae : ; 7 143 sete + tte Tyg 5 £ ‘On Main Street, Sevada, on ARMING TOS’s HIRTUNAY. : THE Réstue is the name of & temperance paper. which has been started in Sacramente. It, will be published monthly by E. H. Bishop,-G. W,-8-—--__-. A rEw days wince, Peter Dillon, of the revenue cutter Shubrick, got“caught in the machinery and had an aru: broken in two places. ee On the 6th inst e A. @. Niles, Frank Phillipe te both of Nevada. We acknowledge the receipt of chame happiness. 3 — snaps Zh haben ia naval-officers in this country is preducing the moet gratifying results in St. Petere-_ g. “Go whete I may,” says the writer, the theme of eonversstion, alike in the a the theaters, in the enfes, und npen the pave. ‘Phe writer adda that in an 1arince Gortschak off with which, ored, he found that vfficer Wing With satisfaction at. sinallest detail, for he even related inany’ incidents of which our jegationiasaid to have known nothing =". Y. Eve. “Post, Dec. 7, Tue Philadelphia Gazette says. that a poheemanof thut city. who baa been in the habit of seothing the weary huurs of his watch with “hot corn.’ the other night passed a brick yarit, in which an secepding steam att his attention, and entering, found it caine from a pot of baling corn belonging ta the colored. female of the usually bought bis repnet: The conk, seeing her old mer, griftned and begged tutreat him to a dish of bis favorite “fodder.” The reat of the is thus described: = He accepted the offer;and tovk a seat on an in clothesbasket, ~ the lid of the cauldron, and with big fork, produced the succulent. Te the dismay and dieguat of the officer, he saw. that lady was cooking the corn in a pot filled “Is that the ‘way. you cook all your corn ? asked the officer, . “Sera * » “What, along with dirty clothes?’ —__ “Why, ob course. Can't afford to bay The officer dwpped the ear ald tovk hurried leave. New lends of silver aud gold bearing quartz, says the Yreka Journal, havg Intely been disesvered in Siskiyou collet. Nees proepect tietly,and if our mivers would as perseveringly prospect-and work California mines, as they do the Washoe, there would be many mere wealthy miners. 2 EM. Strange ‘has commenced suit ig . San Francisco against the estate of Hetace P.Janeay for $72,000. Tt is stated that in, #356, a ju tgment of $32,000 was trans erred to Janes for collection, but that he procrastinated until it beeame worthless, and the ‘present euit is for principal endi interaatd “I will ne®ethiketthaei hid nidin Sisnid a Quaker one day, “but I will let this billet of ey fallon bn hh ise nt : wos by, the Weigh t ‘of eae eer tkana Ooarry on 6 btsot # Wits Githiapih wae robbed “at's, hotal in. San on Wednesday night, of $200 . Dy employed, Ra the motey wasting . from . . he lady raivéd . with dity clothes, both buiting together: + siphon Yt t : coil to bile de cose an’ de corn separate.” . arid a silver Watch, by a person occupying . SELLING OFF! Take this methed ts infprm the public thatthey will sell their ‘extensive Stock ot ay Gent's Furnishing Goods, . Hats & Caps, Blankets, And other artisles too numerous ons to mention, ‘irst Cost. = x “WilTdo well to’ tail on. as'im yous we eieareacnad Secs x RETAIL DEALERS! In mp litte will do well te: <aht ated ‘oxémine our steck of Goods as we will offer them great aie Goods inducements. NO ARC ITEC AND_CONTRAGDrone Clerk of the Bos 2er, wid swept dows upon the foe, aad made 2 — or p-fecord that shull live when their graves are ng span, ley. mM flexi 2 TaARAT hae fines the. San Francisco -Polloe eprops ake a i] d. Nevada, Novy: 1 €. €. taavitt, — JT. T. Davenport, * J. A. Lancaster. C. F. Miller. — Jnsitation Committee. i i Nevada.: “6-3 a a J.C, Birdseye,” _ AA. Hanson, G. BN. Weaver, “Chad. Matsh, A.D. Tower,” James Colley, i Chas. Kent, Xk. G: Waite, WW. Weeks, John Sneath, E. P. Marcellus, I. N. Dawiey, A. Barton, B. Locklin, O. Maitman, H. Mackie, W UH. Crawiord, ~ Cr C. Wemore, N, bs Brows,. 5 R. M. Hunt. J. J. Ott, : Juhn Pattison. C. Beekman, Julius Dreifuss, W. H. Davidson, E. H. Gaylord, . J. R. Goodman, Geo. 8. Peirce, Jobo Williams. W. Smith, —— b Phos. Findley, A.B. Brady, Robt. Watt," “DR. Holbrovk.North San Juan. . Geo. D. Degnin, Sam. Gilham, David. Bovyer, L. L. Walling, j E. Ti. Pratt, pro Red Dog. W. A. Begole. You. Bet. : W. W. Cozzens. q ~ Quaker Hifi. W._N. Jacobs, Frank Hoar. “Empire Ranch. Thee. Mooney, ~Smarteville. GP. Gephart. — Abe. Wagener. Wan. Hydelouf, Ed. Williams, Sucramento. Teanc Williamson, ~R-“Thomas. Te. Wea. Sigourney. .Fraak~Cleveiand. ON HAND AGAIN: — * ates s READY to supply ‘hi former Ce high nr Erucrlily with all zZ i . 4 fu returning thanks to his friends and the ppbus ff ack pegoeng: be slic a pegs n u public that he will ist of Decem go J.B. JOMNBTOF. G fy of Oe wenvben. JOHNSTON & WENDLER, i Weald y y ieform their NEW “FURNITURE SPORE Opposite G. W. Kidd's Banking House S2UCH ua LAT ; SAMUEL LEWIS, ON BROAD STRERY. “, . Jehn Po Skelton. —A. B-Dib ble A ee ae: is cotami tree all over tl Tue Ba caster & 22d inst., ever taker vitations t from evet numbers nr 7 Ps Two _Dooré below the old Stand ey") supper W best te be Ger ue Auburn. added to t season for desperate for items ‘tion item: obit in. a utteupf. . out. — BULLY panys st ter past good tim are Esq., Hot J.W. Ra tarTh change in hopes wh recipient we trust. cer Fie bathing e excuse fo SEnwaT valuable repeal of in the cot had a ney paseed, v followedCounty a ed, thus the coua ~* RELIG preach s at Il oe Rev. I woot at 3 Cuma” Socta) Epwecups Mre, Chi

. Te Gourex Scuimxies-—“Mr. ——he . Tue Thirteenth Ansiversary ofthe fouod-. WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY, . ad SUNDAY MOR sING, WEB. 70 @rawn tian e@mes he shall x te is ; Trom te Plack Repodblicans. So I give de ’ pFritory, asking for a giast of von toller, and he give me de grips,-and de . privilege to construct railroads “alon te) eel az ; that the man who had presented the check, one J. A. Shotwell, hed gooe to Virgiois city. Ball. Sehudderr’ man cotnes and he no steal from me. Veli, he comes and get_ming borses . COBReCLOns., _. Se re = £ ~—¥ hour ‘easily: with ber heavy map ". x short search, and. alter Watebing bim for ome time, he ‘went info BStatelar &.Arringg —_.;~-. ton’s banking house, where they nabbed him, about the city by Birdsall, whom he believed I gives-mine tolier-for degriperand it is nix ‘got, but itis sq. r. as Guiting at all, for and Marshal Perry at once started with him ‘for San-Francises. “The jul: was-eertainty well, quietly and quickly done. Ssinieecsine . The rebels are show'ng some activity at ‘Newbern, N.C.. They have possession of the railroad between that place and. More“Rumors are current. that a combined attack of Jand and navgl forces will soon be . _made upon Mobile. Colt’s pistol factory was destroyed by fire on HidSthinst. = Man Worstip.—The homage given by tlie pedple’oF the United States to mei be. fare they have prpved themselves worthy, has brought upon us many. wrenge in the administration of the-Government_But tn the army. the greatest evils have resulted. A wish i¢ pushed forworda in the ranks by tavor of friends, or his deeds magnified by “a Tew newspaper correspondents, and soon __his_ same ‘is upon every tongue, nd bis pictue in every shop wisdew. Without ~ flies Hist quslifieation to entitle him to the . namd;be is made @ hero. Toke as an in stance the-history of McClellan's career: a lof thei Somatrys rs He came. beforethe people as a. ineteor, for a time outshining-all others. “fis only ~¢lim to the position he had obtained was the fact that he had been suecesatul in the command of a division in Western Virginia. “Little Mae“ wos the name by which wien prophesied. When the great emergency came, however, he was unequal to it’ The great army under his command re~ turned from the Peninsula disetganized and dispirited. He waa again tried and found wanting in the Virginia eampaign. These lessons, taught in blood, convinced the people that Geo. B. McClellan was not the coming’ tinh, Bat their severity has learn~ ed 48 caution, We have heroes in thi struggle, both in civil and martial life, whom the people delight to henor. They. have earned the name aod command the homage of every loyal man, "The names of Linculn, Grant, Batler, and 4 host of others, have, by noble deeds, won a@ place in the hearta of the people. \ ‘Phey-havé passed through the ordeal and, will ever be remembered as the preservers WAR With Fuaxce.—The reports recent. ly received of troubles with France, are cuuttadicted by a dispatch yesterday. The —— Ne Timer eave there is not the slightest apprehension felt by those-conversant with all the: facts iw ‘the case of any. difficulty with the French Emperor. On_the contrary, the latest dispatches from Miuister Diyton ate Of qbite a different tenur, Tbe ru. mored.removal of Dayton and the appoints night Premont to sdeeved him, ie also in all-ptobability & canard. i ee MINING ADVEUTISUMENTS: +The Assem: ___bly passed a bill of Thompson Campbell's, aineriding the taw concerging ‘cotpotations) found in this State for the purpose of mins ing in the State: "Tt provided that when the mine of such cumpany is vot within United Stare territury, the niitioes Gf assessment needinot be published in a paper printed at ‘the place nearest to the mine, but only ina paper printed at the priovipal pliee of bus: nets. Thus, corporations doing business at “~San Francisco and. mining ww. Sinaloa would vt have’ to ndvertiee at Mugzatlan, bit only sie ak 4? SEG «1 sas i THe Stockton dndependent-enys it te totd that the peat Muowu hs tle Wppile tree borer ‘18 working destruction™ among'-the apple orebards in viva fart Wy hal qui ceuinty. Li thie nelahBoranodat Wosdbriddal — ORmG, md arghAgdp. are, said tobe, Japa goth gy and appa ‘. Father than by the feat. of offending? Ii a Tatification’. . A CorreriteavessFasujoy.--A New York letter to the Boston Journal says: The Copperhead ladies of New York— their not legion—have adopted ao suggested thenyvel mode uf defying the seroment by wearing snakes upop their ~The other day a lady on one ot these rains bad os an ornament. upon her bonnet', huge snake, hissing aud spitting rently us venemous ué-the priociples it. represented. Of the huge snake . coiled-upon ber hat-the-lady seeued ~particularly proud. aSin WALTER Sct T's Doc.—The wisest dog I ever had, id Sir Walter Scott, -was_whatie—enled the—buil-terrier. 3H taught him to understant.a~great. many worda, insomuch that I anh positive the communication betwixt the ean and ourselves might be greatly ep bread to the family. I beat him, amkex“pinined the enotunty “ofthe offer: after Whieh, to the last inoment of his life, he nerer heard the least allusion to the story, ia withoul gettingup aud-retiring into the darkest Corner of ithe room, with great apbaker was well pid, for the baker wns not hurt, alter all, Camp -came—forth frou —his hiding phiee, cupering, and barked and re. When te was unnble, towards the end of histife, to attend me wheu on horseback, he weed to wateh for my retura, and the servant would tell him his :oseter was coming down the bill oe through the meer, and although be did net use ony gesture to expliin bis meaning. Camp was never kuown. to-mistike higr, but either went out at the frent, to go to thehill, or at the back te get duwn to the moor, ~~ > FPinpise Paver wrra-voer Cuitpren. It is ot times Hecessary to ceurure and punish; but very niueb more may be done by Peucouraging children when they do well.— Be. therelore,. mere careful to express your approbation of conduct than your digspprobation of bad. Nothing can * more discourage a child than a» spirit of incessant fault-finding on the-parent; and hardly any thing can exert a more injurious te! Bar 8 ‘upou the disposition both of the parent and child. There aré two great motives influencing human activn—hope and tear. Both of these are at times necessary. But whe would not prefer fo have her child influeus ved te sank condioa’ by a -devire of pleasing mother’ never expresses ~ her “when her ehiléren do well, and-is always censtring thea: wheit ehe sees anything amisa, they -are discuuraged and utihappy ; therr dispositions become-hardened and soured by this ceaseless fretting: and at last, finding equatty found fault with, they relinquish all efforts Ww please, ind become heedless of frepreaches. —<—-AN Ixcipext at Cuickamavea.—It was tear fuur o'clock on that bluzing ufters noon when @ party of “Gen. Stedman's divieion of the reserve corps bowed their -heada to the hurtling eterm of lead, as it it had been: ruin, aud)-vetenyed signe ef breaking. The tite wavered ike ‘a great thty th A brewth of wind. They were ws splendid material aa at a &-hiusket ditt then-what} could they.do in queh pa blindyg deumpest f. General Stedman rede up. A eet hearty man, browdebreneted, brovd-ehuuldered, a face written al! over with. sturdy sense and stout courage ; no ‘Tady"s inan to make bouquets for suawy, finwers; and eing “meet me by moonlight alone,”. like some generals I uid mame, but: realizmg othe ideal of thy oy buod whew I ted aif the stout eld Morkan of the Revolution.. Well, up rode. Sted man, took the‘ flag from the color bearer, glanced along the wavering front, xed with that-woiSelef tid, thht eyelid aid inet. bmall rattle of wmusketry, Ps : back, ‘boys,’ ‘ cried out, ees go bu with your masseped the buck, bat the fing can" horae, and un. ec ye we ’ ; ‘ w that calu closed’ up and grew ive, and g tie. wivved résistieaaty ou iike a great euffe ue ir alia ~ ie-obverved that th GPa ibe Abate, the fhe on the etre + had fallen. whatever voice og tone it was. mentioned, . “ pearance of distress. Then if you wid the . terr that, whether they do welt or ill, they-are-. nai AN Axct Lav. 3 =~A rery curioua-lose is toldBy several ancient writes ‘teapecting Egirvard, a sécretaty to Charlemegne, and 2 daughter of tint exiperor. The sectetary fli in love -with the Ove winter's vight he stayed with her very late, and ie the mesa time a deep snow If he left. bie footmarks would be observed, and yet to stay. would expose A : hits to danger. At Jongts #00 polasoes Be. The present custom of adorning bonivets “. with geese, térkeys and oraaments,’ his bering house, which she did. It happened, however, that frum thé window of his bed~ rewin the emperor saw the whvle affair. Ia the. aseembly of the-lorda on. the following day. when Reiccent and his daughter were. present, he asked what ought to be done to a wan who compelied a kmg's daughter to earry bim un ber shoulders, through frost aud anow, inthe middle of a winter's night. They answered that he was worthy of death. ‘The lovets were alarmed, but the® emperer,_ addressing Egirvard. said: ~Hadst thou loved-my daughter, thou shouldst hare come to me: thowart worthy of death, but I give. thee two lives. Take thy fair porter in marriage, fear Ged,-and love one another.” EFFECT OF OUR CQURTESIES TO THE } trem a high soures in St. Petersburg, which . takes mine horses. —O, lish a ruined man! : ‘on thé ill-fated Jeany Fords! Mike Baasxica® was arrested—at San Franciscoién Tuesday tar breaking windows. _ THE ‘Chinese new yeir commenced on _"Tuebody of Jaiwes'@.-Qagood was found . es

a nt gk tase en right away; so 1 goed out and Saye, “MineMayrudet emu rd or ‘ fe Eastern News —The gunboat Wateree, Marchal Petty semiede dispatch from Sen Het I ish Kaltes soit de Golten Schirkles;: ae eS : Ps ade! es — , this =? Hor at Waobngton. Tele suid she. nakes . thet itt: The Maprhs and Deputy Mar~. sod every tngn so You iaven wine bua’ . Territory. Page turned State's ofidence,. "A Grad al wllbe gira by net be. —— — wees roy a Rangers ‘shal Birdsall at once started out to hunt up . -%@ Be aays, “Tn hell mit yout grips,’ and-he \and immplieater other parties not-yet srrested. LANCASTER & 'CO., La =e ae ™ ae : ; 7 143 sete + tte Tyg 5 £ ‘On Main Street, Sevada, on ARMING TOS’s HIRTUNAY. : THE Réstue is the name of & temperance paper. which has been started in Sacramente. It, will be published monthly by E. H. Bishop,-G. W,-8-—--__-. A rEw days wince, Peter Dillon, of the revenue cutter Shubrick, got“caught in the machinery and had an aru: broken in two places. ee On the 6th inst e A. @. Niles, Frank Phillipe te both of Nevada. We acknowledge the receipt of chame happiness. 3 — snaps Zh haben ia naval-officers in this country is preducing the moet gratifying results in St. Petere-_ g. “Go whete I may,” says the writer, the theme of eonversstion, alike in the a the theaters, in the enfes, und npen the pave. ‘Phe writer adda that in an 1arince Gortschak off with which, ored, he found that vfficer Wing With satisfaction at. sinallest detail, for he even related inany’ incidents of which our jegationiasaid to have known nothing =". Y. Eve. “Post, Dec. 7, Tue Philadelphia Gazette says. that a poheemanof thut city. who baa been in the habit of seothing the weary huurs of his watch with “hot corn.’ the other night passed a brick yarit, in which an secepding steam att his attention, and entering, found it caine from a pot of baling corn belonging ta the colored. female of the usually bought bis repnet: The conk, seeing her old mer, griftned and begged tutreat him to a dish of bis favorite “fodder.” The reat of the is thus described: = He accepted the offer;and tovk a seat on an in clothesbasket, ~ the lid of the cauldron, and with big fork, produced the succulent. Te the dismay and dieguat of the officer, he saw. that lady was cooking the corn in a pot filled “Is that the ‘way. you cook all your corn ? asked the officer, . “Sera * » “What, along with dirty clothes?’ —__ “Why, ob course. Can't afford to bay The officer dwpped the ear ald tovk hurried leave. New lends of silver aud gold bearing quartz, says the Yreka Journal, havg Intely been disesvered in Siskiyou collet. Nees proepect tietly,and if our mivers would as perseveringly prospect-and work California mines, as they do the Washoe, there would be many mere wealthy miners. 2 EM. Strange ‘has commenced suit ig . San Francisco against the estate of Hetace P.Janeay for $72,000. Tt is stated that in, #356, a ju tgment of $32,000 was trans erred to Janes for collection, but that he procrastinated until it beeame worthless, and the ‘present euit is for principal endi interaatd “I will ne®ethiketthaei hid nidin Sisnid a Quaker one day, “but I will let this billet of ey fallon bn hh ise nt : wos by, the Weigh t ‘of eae eer tkana Ooarry on 6 btsot # Wits Githiapih wae robbed “at's, hotal in. San on Wednesday night, of $200 . Dy employed, Ra the motey wasting . from . . he lady raivéd . with dity clothes, both buiting together: + siphon Yt t : coil to bile de cose an’ de corn separate.” . arid a silver Watch, by a person occupying . SELLING OFF! Take this methed ts infprm the public thatthey will sell their ‘extensive Stock ot ay Gent's Furnishing Goods, . Hats & Caps, Blankets, And other artisles too numerous ons to mention, ‘irst Cost. = x “WilTdo well to’ tail on. as'im yous we eieareacnad Secs x RETAIL DEALERS! In mp litte will do well te: <aht ated ‘oxémine our steck of Goods as we will offer them great aie Goods inducements. NO ARC ITEC AND_CONTRAGDrone Clerk of the Bos 2er, wid swept dows upon the foe, aad made 2 — or p-fecord that shull live when their graves are ng span, ley. mM flexi 2 TaARAT hae fines the. San Francisco -Polloe eprops ake a i] d. Nevada, Novy: 1 €. €. taavitt, — JT. T. Davenport, * J. A. Lancaster. C. F. Miller. — Jnsitation Committee.. i i Nevada.: “6-3 a a J.C, Birdseye,” _ AA. Hanson, G. BN. Weaver, “Chad. Matsh, A.D. Tower,” James Colley, i Chas. Kent, Xk. G: Waite, WW. Weeks, John Sneath, E. P. Marcellus, I. N. Dawiey, A. Barton, B. Locklin, O. Maitman, H. Mackie, W UH. Crawiord, ~ Cr C. Wemore, N, bs Brows,. 5 R. M. Hunt. J. J. Ott, : Juhn Pattison. C. Beekman, Julius Dreifuss, W. H. Davidson, E. H. Gaylord, . J. R. Goodman, Geo. 8. Peirce, Jobo Williams. W. Smith, —— b Phos. Findley, A.B. Brady, Robt. Watt," “DR. Holbrovk.North San Juan. . Geo. D. Degnin, Sam. Gilham, David. Bovyer, L. L. Walling, j E. Ti. Pratt, pro Red Dog. W. A. Begole. You. Bet. : W. W. Cozzens. q ~ Quaker Hifi. W._N. Jacobs, Frank Hoar. “Empire Ranch. Thee. Mooney, ~Smarteville. GP. Gephart. — Abe. Wagener. Wan. Hydelouf, Ed. Williams, Sucramento. Teanc Williamson, ~R-“Thomas. Te. Wea. Sigourney. .Fraak~Cleveiand. ON HAND AGAIN: — * ates s READY to supply ‘hi former Ce high nr Erucrlily with all zZ i . 4 fu returning thanks to his friends and the ppbus ff ack pegoeng: be slic a pegs n u public that he will ist of Decem go J.B. JOMNBTOF. G fy of Oe wenvben. JOHNSTON & WENDLER, i Weald y y ieform their NEW “FURNITURE SPORE Opposite G. W. Kidd's Banking House S2UCH ua LAT ; SAMUEL LEWIS, ON BROAD STRERY. “, . Jehn Po Skelton. —A. B-Dib ble A ee ae: is cotami tree all over tl Tue Ba caster & 22d inst., ever taker vitations t from evet numbers nr 7 Ps Two _Dooré below the old Stand ey") supper W best te be Ger ue Auburn. added to t season for desperate for items ‘tion item: obit in. a utteupf. . out. — BULLY panys st ter past good tim are Esq., Hot J.W. Ra tarTh change in hopes wh recipient we trust. cer Fie bathing e excuse fo SEnwaT valuable repeal of in the cot had a ney paseed, v followedCounty a ed, thus the coua ~* RELIG preach s at Il oe Rev. I woot at 3 Cuma” Socta) Epwecups Mre, Chi