January 28, 1865 (4 pages)

CuNG TO" THE ORGANIzaTION.—The ~qurse pursued. by the copperheads since the Presidential campaign, exhibits. o determination, on; their. ‘part to make another fight for the Confederacy. Though at present there seems.to be a disposition on.:the part. = of some of the party to come out squarely in “fight of seoéssion,” we have no *. dea that such _a~-poliey will control that party. The Occidental, Express, and some few other journals. will advocate, such a . OtFee until foréed by the more cunning of the. party dinto.a different one. The Democratic. Press will moye cautiously and eventually hit upon some . course similar to that _ taken by the party in the last fight. Such will be the controlling element of that party. “Though real friends of the Conféderacy and . vadherents tothe “State.Rights” dovtrine, the copperheads, true“to their treacherous ‘patires, will endeavor to hide their hatred for the Government by professions of love . ‘for the, Constitution. As in the past-so-in the fature, the base passious and prejudices. of every-elasswill ‘bo excited andattempts made to array them. “against their country: “While undér the mame of Democracy they profess their loyalty, in secret conclave these fellows will . plot agninst the national fife. While they doridunce the Administration fF permitting a a violation. ofthe Monroe doctrine, they will, , whenever opportunity offers, assist “Old Gwin” ‘and Maximilian in fastening the French yoke upon the people of Mexico:— The ground of copperhend faith is treachery and dishonesty, and nothing else can be expected from them in the next contest. Those-who predicted that the eopperlieads would abandon their organization after the last coritest will be disappointed. The nucletié’ is still left for them, and so long as Jeff. Davis i is able to, maintain himself, just do long will he, find friends in the North to organize a copperhead party. Union men should cling to their organizations. No op~-portunity-should-be-lost-to instil loyal sen= timent or ddd strength to the Union party. The preds of the thead party is daily ~ filled with slander and abuse of eyerything whieh ‘tends té° énlighten the people or strengthen the, Government. Our public sehoole-are-denounced and attempts made to Veiled tho. system. Everything is done to enlist passion, prejudice and superstition \iw the cop) te Not only is it important that the loyal men hae be organized for the next cam> paign, but in order’ that the Government mayibe-suataitied in the preserit drisis—that the sentiment \of every communiiy may be kept: right, and that the venon of these copvette loo ite power to harm, ce true . and are the patrons of a liberal . . qgatem of edveation, and indulging in game éhardcteristic’ slanders upon our pubiie sehools, closes by turning the matter overto ' Gack. Montgomery. The schools would fare infinitely better if t were given to te “devil at Montgomery covered himself with infamy by his persistent endeavors to break up ,the school system. while a enter of Pe Sus and bis course pomeraesae: —— 6 OEE Bean has received a letter, from Samuel uiting for his brothers; William, John and James. The latter was last heard feoment Cleat Lakota. contin] cadnother letter of inquiry jn-tegard to: Hi fi: ‘Juoobs, forinerly a resident of this . city, hag-been received. His ‘mother, at Pitts thitg, Pennaylyania, has no, hoard of him. — years. interred in) eemetery:at‘Marysville. of} ee Halt. here ; there is bo stit or anything of particu . j Bucs pk A San the:chargeof theft in largetereed to n viranger or aqjournér going. trees a, c some, valuable books, the . °0-' = . othe i of, Messra.Parigh & Co. end. _ a Na TU Bap a a . 9nd held to, bail in. the,eum . now, thixteen negroes holding ele in . . 300 ‘Sepenranen at we Pirenit York Custer Heung ‘at salaries of » Was recently a Mm aA TO h =v one of whom has. charge-of, iss} ee i Bi a ‘let in the nda thy Cts oun Galk Of the: pesca agch lpd ti Fra and Maniton npr = a . anaaae rhead crusade against thé na-. g Sea eae Some. time sinee the steam propeller Golda was.séized in the-harbor of ¢isco tinder the supposition that she wi tended for’ Confederate privateer. terwards turned out that she was b . the Revenue Department ‘of the Pernviat Government. The Peruvian Consul addreseed: letter-to Gen. MeDowell on this~subject, calling his: at ntion to the fact that his Government might ibh, to buildior purchaed,. . vessels at San ‘Francisco, and’ asking the opinions of our: Government ow the. Gen. .MeDowell forwarded the, letter to Washington, ‘still retaining possession of the Colon. The Secretary of War has sustain. ed Gen. McDowell's action in the premises ‘and has instructed him that, “All the materi+ al for building war marine of every deseription is required for the United States Gov: ernment’s-own use, and nothing of the kind can be permitted to be purchased or taken from the United States, especially on the Paéific Coast, without great injury to the United States.” The general order from Headquarters, however, i is not intended to prevent the trade in spars and other timber carried on in this State, and Oregon and in Washington Territory. cid elon En MIxXeD PERFORMANCE. ge Snell Taylor . gives an account of an unique: tepresentationof the play of: Maébeth which he witnéssed:. . in Novogorod, Russia. The character of Macbeth was, represented. by & Maryland mulatto, who spoke fiothing but English, Macduff by.,:a German, who spoke nothing . but his own’ language, aud Lady Macbeth by a lady who spoke nothing but Russian . while the .remaining characters were personated by Tartars. The mulatto, Aldrich, was cheered and encored by the Russian: audience, and made theti a speech, of which they did not understand a word, which they vociferously applauded. THEOLOGICAL IGNORANCE.—The Nevada Legislature have evidently paid ‘more attention to politics and-‘indications” than.to theology. ‘One of the members of the Legislature is @ Jewish Rabbi. Ainother member, in speaking ‘of the reverend Jew, referred to him asa follower of the meek and lowly Jesus." The Nevada Legislature “may be “seme” on Politics, ‘bub it is hardly competent to deat with theological matters. CREATED A FLOop,—Some operators for coal oil have created a deluge near Chicago. After boring to the dépth of 735 feet they struck 4 body of~ water which has poured out so fast as toinundate the prairie and flood the works of the company. A REBEL officer confined on Johnson's Island, Lake Erie, recently gave birth to a bouncing boy. Thesurprise of allat the startling event was somewhat allayed when it Was discovered that the officer was a fe-, male. THE people of Texas haw seceded from the paper money currency system of the rebel States; and now use nothing but coin in their business transactions. Where they . get their coin from _ not appear, ~~ SPAtN has sent an ‘uitimathin to Peru by Senor Pareja. If full satisfaetion is not given, the Spanish s squadron is’ to: eize the Republic and destroy ‘the ‘the fleet.’ clares ng a fact that during the war the colors of no regiment of that State e over fell i . the hands ef theenemy. . from Russia; it sells-for $20 per tun. it is taken, from, the: ning. ia. blocks. Jt is as. hard as stowe, ‘and is aimiiasd sidttadakel as we quarry marble. ~ A. PATENT T.for 35,000 aerea.of> sot issued afew days age--toGeneral ‘has ‘been for some time in Court, hn aye: 2 A LewisTon, Idaho, which was on the 23d inst., it is very dull THtS"yeir ‘there Will he four ore actin pare . a pea uti dare Tue Adjutant General of Vermont MINEKATL, galt is_ now’ ' Sight in ballast . ‘and others. It is located. in Caliorae = & qoecopesditas “Since the adjoutninent of the Ladislatens: : ‘Distaicr ‘Coun, Jue: Rtth—C._0. nth V4 B. F. Smith {"Divor . S. R. Staats vs . 8 granted. D,_A. Williams vaP. abery Catersg Byrne permitted to intervene. — =! J. M. Tierney ¢t als vs Wm. Scott et als. ) Sudgment for plaintiff.” Court ; adjourned to Thursday. next. “Dissoterion. —The partnership hereto. fore existing between Geo. A Weaver: and} J. 8. Johnson, in the groce rand provision business, was yéstérday E Sapen eal ' Johnson withdrawing from the firm. Mr, . Weaver will continue in’ business at the old stand. one BEF THE Rat. —The rain guage at the office of the South Yuba Canal Co., at 114 o'clock, yesterday morning, indicated.a fall of 4:37 inches of water since the commencement of the present storm. ‘ TRADE DuLL. —-The truth is, trading, in all its branches, says the Bee, haa been great-ly everdone in this State. The tendency <i PBR ibe on RAN (oR REE abe duce nothing, and of course add nothing, to the general wealth. A large proportion’ ‘of the population—too _ large, b by. far, for. the. prospeiity of the State, occupies the position of middle-men, those who stand between the producer and consumer, and seek to make fortunes by passing to and: fro the ‘articles which are produced by one class and Gonsumed by another. Every one who has a little money seems to think thatthe easiest method of inaking a living is to open a. shop of seme sort—a dry goods, vegetable, fruit, pushed to such an extent that at least every fourth, or at the farthest every fifth person in the State depends solely upon barter of some kind for a livelihood. Four or five customers for each one depending upon the profits, of trade for a livelihood! Is itu won‘der that trade is dull? NECESSARY OFFICER.—The Legislature of Nevada having passed a bill authorizing the State Treasurer to appoiat a Watchman, and fix his pay, the Gold Hil! News remarks The Legislature are doing their best, to prevent the accumulation of funds in the. now empty vault, but somebody might slip a dollar-or two in when nobody was looking unless there was 0 watehinan. Br ANDEusow, . the noted penile, carried a human scalp tied to the bridle of his horse. The devil's got his scalp now: THE Reese River Reveille learns that 200 discharged Illinois, volunteers will leave in the Spring for the Reese River mines, many of them 1 with families. “J A DAILY -paper has been established at, San Jose, called the Daily Evening Courier: It is published by an association of ’ printers, and looks promising. _ 4 / Mn. and Mrs, Simonsen gave. their dak: Well: concert at San. Franciaee .on Monday evening. ; ‘THE Taibune is the name of an evening daily started at Portland, January aR, Tw’ Paris, Maine, in old timer, there was a Justive of the Peace, whe, lined remote from }-. any other magistrate. ston Pager ot to .{ bave certain business dooumes tnessed . . before andther to tad himeelf eacerentonce, Be & mirror, and’ hand repeat the oath, a oo tka it pst te own achmpebe: AN: Simon Doane blow out his brains one day last week, with ‘a hoe. gun. a _ by dal ere ation the ¢ “ths it ‘a lawyer . he "result is 8 expec rf“Ne! ‘be impossible.” * bs ear At ead ioes ts th Folkd ba hin series of the boldest an has been to rush into-oceupations: whieh pro=}~ é “LANCASTER: ‘&: : HASEY, ?, Proprietors. meat or liquor shop—and this idea has been. consent—J, 8. Johuson retiring from said. firm. all accounts sili to said firm, and. receipt that the: measure’ is “absolutely “Decessary, y 8 youd 1 ‘man named . after bidding his v wife good bye } A re society has under consider. Mon’ranry —Lasg Pasar 193 persona were . _ Ganmauor—It is not easy to conceive ner, simpler, oie tna . contains a fascination ret irresistable, altied, as you “kn ; these graces were, with a thorough, fot untarnished nature. © easite of the man lies in the fact, that though his life has been a “ most daring achievements, his” courage is abant the very list quails permost in your. guind.whan. you vetine It is of the winning softness of' ia took and. manner, his kind . thought fulness for Bt his sincere. pity for all suffering, his gentleness, his modesty, his manly sense of brotherhood with the very hum: blest of the men who have loyed him, that you think; these are. the traits that throw all hig heroism. into shadow, and all the glory of the conqueror pales before thesiniple virtues of: the man wr-tlatkwpod: AN attempt ia.soon to. he made to closé all the liquor-saloons at San Francisco on Sunday. . é Ls “Brtivate at itie ‘National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET.. sseueess wT ADA city ei aa a . Taurspay, January 26th, 1865. J Coleman Saw — a pew pel Red Dog ‘ DyWvolsey Whitin orudike yo 7 I Sykes Grass Va Valley i ree rzinia J Morgan Moores’ Mrs Barnhart do ‘J Carrigan Chipps H Neff Placer Co #8 Smith Wolf creek J Silver Sacramento G Britton Downieville © -M Munise ~do ¥ Barron Bear river . Bargoma Grase om z Dpebem WashingtoH Cox A_N Smith Graes Vall M Snyder — a it Pdi a Pint -F EK a Fist M Foor ‘do JF Ba 4 M Coffer do W krokine Nevada Al #-Chureh Buckeye Hill. Dissolution of Co-Paritnership SC eoemenammammmaad ‘HX Co partnership heretofore existing between the anders: » under the firm name of Weaver & Co , is thia day dissolved by mutual All accounts due by firm, will be settled by; George A. Weaver, w is authorized to collect thérefor. GEO. A WEAVER. J, 8. JORNSTON. at ‘Jenene 27, 1865: ' = = Washington's, 8, Birthday Ball. A GRAND SOCIAL BALL ‘8°. Wh BE GIVEN AT’ ‘. THE NEW YORK HOTEL, ON THE ietacshaniuacscen of February. a A Splendid Supper will be ot} mp for the nisenan, ng The Best of ‘Music aw been engaged. ‘ Committee of } of Tuvitation. NEVADA. T.2B Metivtand Tedac Wil David Belden. MS. —_— : GRASS VA A. B. Dibble Cleveland. Flovt ‘Meas Managers H —— Dwight Crittenden. Chas i * and speedy rad certain ‘cure. Rooms atecommodious und private; and are fitPILLS, » Rheumatic, Cop. BRANDRETH’ The Weak, ihe Comsumpts au himself. His no! head; his clear, . tive, Biljons, an@ Delicate, after some days’ iat, brown eye; his finel mouth, ingen tin ed strength and life Dervade er eaubiful a8 a y saytliie "8, vg oe repel pie organ of frames. o stefnes& when an or m blood purer. hea outraged him ; pe ig he of all, his voice: ein datpne =r nes commence in the arteries and terminate in the veins. These pilis, as a first-effect, act upon the arterial bloed, increasing the circulation, by which impurities are deposited, in, veins, and they throw, off suclf collections into the bowels, which organs, by the energy deriveq from Brandreth’s ‘Pills, exper them from: the system. When. first uged, the Pills may occa." = Pi Gu “pound on f ‘sion griping, and even make the patient. fee} ‘worse, THis is an, excellent’ sign, and: ‘shows the digcase will. n00n be eured. . No.great 004 is offen achieved without some trouble in its at. tainment, and ape rule applies to the ~_— of health. Principal office Brandreth Building New York. W. F. BRANDRETH; office at Craica Brigham’s, San. Franetsco. jaa6 ——— TO LADIES ; Suffering from any of-the iwisctitee or, Obstructions peculiaé to Females, . To suffering and. afflicted Ladies the PEAKE MEDICAL DISPENSARY offers invaluable aia. The Consulting ted up with all‘the modern appliances and mds tothe cure of Diseases of Females. Consults _ tions always strictly private aiid Gonldential, Lhe Consulting: Surgeon’ ts the avthor of's valuable work en *Diseases Peculiar to. Females’ ‘. and his expearience and skill in the cure’ of all diseases and irregularities is very extensive,— Ladies may thus be certain of obtaining the very best treatment and sure end quick cures at this Dispensary 3 Ladies ‘hd are in the country, or who-do not like to: apply. Personally, through delicacy, may obtain adyice and, in most cases, a cure, by sending symptoms and time. _by letter, to the Dis. penaary. Letters to be addrossed, by “mail oF Express, Peake Medical & SuFgical Dispensary 318 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, Jan. 21st. : or DR, HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS should be in the possession of everybody in the mining region, As 4 preventative of various dangerous diseases to which the gold seeker is Mable, it. has no superior. While it is quite, palatable even as a bev‘erage, it is speedy and powerful in itseffects npon the aystem, In all cases of Diarrhdea, Dysentery, and the pervading fevers consequent upon exposure, the Bitters will be found inyaluable as corrective. No man should enter upon . the exposed camp life ot a miner without.being provided with Hostetter’s preventive of _. Stomach disease, nor “should any of those who are ‘now engaged th the accupation, fail to have recourse to the Bitters, Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere. HOSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, fan Francisco. Jan26 “WATT’s NERVOUS _ ANTIDOTE,” rane > E F-SPENCE icv mere DOLL ARS. Fare at Reduced Rates. $44 Pacific Mail Steamship Company. _Bor New York, via Panama. OSS Tisrerwoer pha February, 1865. Oty. Capt? W. F: Lapiage, [Fah Genataton Ge 1 Watkins. pe Pras ' ailager Nevada, Dee. 2nd. Washinigtonl, 4 Al ee Un the above tine, and will ran as ._ Leaves the National ExchangeHotel; Neva da city, on at Pires bar Sra tice Al's orélock, A. Me. aoodey vain day. re At 8 o’elock. A, . Sams tapes a end A ie mn EAR. sustain life the marke indications most impor price. Da every dire¢ ply the dé Sardine an of buying ¢ in getting 1 are found i In. the Sa Tange, Catt fit for mar] Meat at pr _\at from eig ,and.it will these high past two y perished di -and since t have been f grass come crops of th --ptiee ofli do well to appendage the matrim CiTizé meeting w inst., for th date to be Supervisor ‘that distrie and upon . ‘lows: G.I 12; James Mr. Canno unanimous. the above Supervisor ~ After thi Ties of res tions of Ch introduced length. T ’ to be a gre Considerak this maftér that: “Smit that an ocx brook enliy mitte. of fix means for that sectio tions is to for Monda; Our 8c visited the failed to hi ment made rooms wou with those in the Sta ditional sel ‘fre barely’ attending present ye: for securin A Bie § ledge of qe

CuNG TO" THE ORGANIzaTION.—The ~qurse pursued. by the copperheads since the Presidential campaign, exhibits. o determination, on; their. ‘part to make another fight for the Confederacy. Though at present there seems.to be a disposition on.:the part. = of some of the party to come out squarely in “fight of seoéssion,” we have no *. dea that such _a~-poliey will control that party. The Occidental, Express, and some few other journals. will advocate, such a . OtFee until foréed by the more cunning of the. party dinto.a different one. The Democratic. Press will moye cautiously and eventually hit upon some . course similar to that _ taken by the party in the last fight. Such will be the controlling element of that party. “Though real friends of the Conféderacy and . vadherents tothe “State.Rights” dovtrine, the copperheads, true“to their treacherous ‘patires, will endeavor to hide their hatred for the Government by professions of love . ‘for the, Constitution. As in the past-so-in the fature, the base passious and prejudices. of every-elasswill ‘bo excited andattempts made to array them. “against their country: “While undér the mame of Democracy they profess their loyalty, in secret conclave these fellows will . plot agninst the national fife. While they doridunce the Administration fF permitting a a violation. ofthe Monroe doctrine, they will, , whenever opportunity offers, assist “Old Gwin” ‘and Maximilian in fastening the French yoke upon the people of Mexico:— The ground of copperhend faith is treachery and dishonesty, and nothing else can be expected from them in the next contest. Those-who predicted that the eopperlieads would abandon their organization after the last coritest will be disappointed. The nucletié’ is still left for them, and so long as Jeff. Davis i is able to, maintain himself, just do long will he, find friends in the North to organize a copperhead party. Union men should cling to their organizations. No op~-portunity-should-be-lost-to instil loyal sen= timent or ddd strength to the Union party. The preds of the thead party is daily ~ filled with slander and abuse of eyerything whieh ‘tends té° énlighten the people or strengthen the, Government. Our public sehoole-are-denounced and attempts made to Veiled tho. system. Everything is done to enlist passion, prejudice and superstition \iw the cop) te Not only is it important that the loyal men hae be organized for the next cam> paign, but in order’ that the Government mayibe-suataitied in the preserit drisis—that the sentiment \of every communiiy may be kept: right, and that the venon of these copvette loo ite power to harm, ce true . and are the patrons of a liberal . . qgatem of edveation, and indulging in game éhardcteristic’ slanders upon our pubiie sehools, closes by turning the matter overto ' Gack. Montgomery. The schools would fare infinitely better if t were given to te “devil at Montgomery covered himself with infamy by his persistent endeavors to break up ,the school system. while a enter of Pe Sus and bis course pomeraesae: —— 6 OEE Bean has received a letter, from Samuel uiting for his brothers; William, John and James. The latter was last heard feoment Cleat Lakota. contin] cadnother letter of inquiry jn-tegard to: Hi fi: ‘Juoobs, forinerly a resident of this . city, hag-been received. His ‘mother, at Pitts thitg, Pennaylyania, has no, hoard of him. — years. interred in) eemetery:at‘Marysville. of} ee Halt. here ; there is bo stit or anything of particu . j Bucs pk A San the:chargeof theft in largetereed to n viranger or aqjournér going. trees a, c some, valuable books, the . °0-' = . othe i of, Messra.Parigh & Co. end. _ a Na TU Bap a a . 9nd held to, bail in. the,eum . now, thixteen negroes holding ele in . . 300 ‘Sepenranen at we Pirenit York Custer Heung ‘at salaries of » Was recently a Mm aA TO h =v one of whom has. charge-of, iss} ee i Bi a ‘let in the nda thy Cts oun Galk Of the: pesca agch lpd ti Fra and Maniton npr = a . anaaae rhead crusade against thé na-. g Sea eae Some. time sinee the steam propeller Golda was.séized in the-harbor of ¢isco tinder the supposition that she wi tended for’ Confederate privateer. terwards turned out that she was b . the Revenue Department ‘of the Pernviat Government.. The Peruvian Consul addreseed: letter-to Gen. MeDowell on this~subject, calling his: at ntion to the fact that his Government might ibh, to buildior purchaed,. . vessels at San ‘Francisco, and’ asking the opinions of our: Government ow the. Gen. .MeDowell forwarded the, letter to Washington, ‘still retaining possession of the Colon. The Secretary of War has sustain. ed Gen. McDowell's action in the premises ‘and has instructed him that, “All the materi+ al for building war marine of every deseription is required for the United States Gov: ernment’s-own use, and nothing of the kind can be permitted to be purchased or taken from the United States, especially on the Paéific Coast, without great injury to the United States.” The general order from Headquarters, however, i is not intended to prevent the trade in spars and other timber carried on in this State, and Oregon and in Washington Territory. cid elon En MIxXeD PERFORMANCE. ge Snell Taylor . gives an account of an unique: tepresentationof the play of: Maébeth which he witnéssed:. . in Novogorod, Russia. The character of Macbeth was, represented. by & Maryland mulatto, who spoke fiothing but English, Macduff by.,:a German, who spoke nothing . but his own’ language, aud Lady Macbeth by a lady who spoke nothing but Russian . while the .remaining characters were personated by Tartars. The mulatto, Aldrich, was cheered and encored by the Russian: audience, and made theti a speech, of which they did not understand a word, which they vociferously applauded. THEOLOGICAL IGNORANCE.—The Nevada Legislature have evidently paid ‘more attention to politics and-‘indications” than.to theology. ‘One of the members of the Legislature is @ Jewish Rabbi. Ainother member, in speaking ‘of the reverend Jew, referred to him asa follower of the meek and lowly Jesus." The Nevada Legislature “may be “seme” on Politics, ‘bub it is hardly competent to deat with theological matters. CREATED A FLOop,—Some operators for coal oil have created a deluge near Chicago. After boring to the dépth of 735 feet they struck 4 body of~ water which has poured out so fast as toinundate the prairie and flood the works of the company. A REBEL officer confined on Johnson's Island, Lake Erie, recently gave birth to a bouncing boy. Thesurprise of allat the startling event was somewhat allayed when it Was discovered that the officer was a fe-, male. THE people of Texas haw seceded from the paper money currency system of the rebel States; and now use nothing but coin in their business transactions. Where they . get their coin from _ not appear, ~~ SPAtN has sent an ‘uitimathin to Peru by Senor Pareja. If full satisfaetion is not given, the Spanish s squadron is’ to: eize the Republic and destroy ‘the ‘the fleet.’ clares ng a fact that during the war the colors of no regiment of that State e over fell i . the hands ef theenemy. . from Russia; it sells-for $20 per tun.. it is taken, from, the: ning. ia. blocks. Jt is as. hard as stowe, ‘and is aimiiasd sidttadakel as we quarry marble. ~ A. PATENT T.for 35,000 aerea.of> sot issued afew days age--toGeneral ‘has ‘been for some time in Court, hn aye: 2 A LewisTon, Idaho, which was on the 23d inst., it is very dull THtS"yeir ‘there Will he four ore actin pare . a pea uti dare Tue Adjutant General of Vermont MINEKATL, galt is_ now’ ' Sight in ballast . ‘and others. It is located. in Caliorae = & qoecopesditas “Since the adjoutninent of the Ladislatens: : ‘Distaicr ‘Coun, Jue: Rtth—C._0. nth V4 B. F. Smith {"Divor . S. R. Staats vs . 8 granted. D,_A. Williams vaP. abery Catersg Byrne permitted to intervene. — =! J. M. Tierney ¢t als vs Wm. Scott et als. ) Sudgment for plaintiff.” Court ; adjourned to Thursday. next. “Dissoterion. —The partnership hereto. fore existing between Geo. A Weaver: and} J. 8. Johnson, in the groce rand provision business, was yéstérday E Sapen eal ' Johnson withdrawing from the firm. Mr, . Weaver will continue in’ business at the old stand. one BEF THE Rat. —The rain guage at the office of the South Yuba Canal Co., at 114 o'clock, yesterday morning, indicated.a fall of 4:37 inches of water since the commencement of the present storm. ‘ TRADE DuLL. —-The truth is, trading, in all its branches, says the Bee, haa been great-ly everdone in this State. The tendency <i PBR ibe on RAN (oR REE abe duce nothing, and of course add nothing, to the general wealth. A large proportion’ ‘of the population—too _ large, b by. far, for. the. prospeiity of the State, occupies the position of middle-men, those who stand between the producer and consumer, and seek to make fortunes by passing to and: fro the ‘articles which are produced by one class and Gonsumed by another. Every one who has a little money seems to think thatthe easiest method of inaking a living is to open a. shop of seme sort—a dry goods, vegetable, fruit, pushed to such an extent that at least every fourth, or at the farthest every fifth person in the State depends solely upon barter of some kind for a livelihood. Four or five customers for each one depending upon the profits, of trade for a livelihood! Is itu won‘der that trade is dull? NECESSARY OFFICER.—The Legislature of Nevada having passed a bill authorizing the State Treasurer to appoiat a Watchman, and fix his pay, the Gold Hil! News remarks The Legislature are doing their best, to prevent the accumulation of funds in the. now empty vault, but somebody might slip a dollar-or two in when nobody was looking unless there was 0 watehinan. Br ANDEusow, . the noted penile, carried a human scalp tied to the bridle of his horse. The devil's got his scalp now: THE Reese River Reveille learns that 200 discharged Illinois, volunteers will leave in the Spring for the Reese River mines, many of them 1 with families. “J A DAILY -paper has been established at, San Jose, called the Daily Evening Courier: It is published by an association of ’ printers, and looks promising. _ 4 / Mn. and Mrs, Simonsen gave. their dak: Well: concert at San. Franciaee .on Monday evening. ; ‘THE Taibune is the name of an evening daily started at Portland, January aR, Tw’ Paris, Maine, in old timer, there was a Justive of the Peace, whe, lined remote from }-. any other magistrate. ston Pager ot to .{ bave certain business dooumes tnessed . . before andther to tad himeelf eacerentonce, Be

& mirror, and’ hand repeat the oath, a oo tka it pst te own achmpebe: AN: Simon Doane blow out his brains one day last week, with ‘a hoe. gun. a _ by dal ere ation the ¢ “ths it ‘a lawyer . he "result is 8 expec rf“Ne! ‘be impossible.” * bs ear At ead ioes ts th Folkd ba hin series of the boldest an has been to rush into-oceupations: whieh pro=}~ é “LANCASTER: ‘&: : HASEY, ?, Proprietors. meat or liquor shop—and this idea has been. consent—J, 8. Johuson retiring from said. firm. all accounts sili to said firm, and. receipt that the: measure’ is “absolutely “Decessary, y 8 youd 1 ‘man named . after bidding his v wife good bye } A re society has under consider. Mon’ranry —Lasg Pasar 193 persona were . _ Ganmauor—It is not easy to conceive ner, simpler, oie tna . contains a fascination ret irresistable, altied, as you “kn ; these graces were, with a thorough, fot untarnished nature. © easite of the man lies in the fact, that though his life has been a “ most daring achievements, his” courage is abant the very list quails permost in your. guind.whan. you vetine It is of the winning softness of' ia took and. manner, his kind . thought fulness for Bt his sincere. pity for all suffering, his gentleness, his modesty, his manly sense of brotherhood with the very hum: blest of the men who have loyed him, that you think; these are. the traits that throw all hig heroism. into shadow, and all the glory of the conqueror pales before thesiniple virtues of: the man wr-tlatkwpod: AN attempt ia.soon to. he made to closé all the liquor-saloons at San Francisco on Sunday. . é Ls “Brtivate at itie ‘National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET... sseueess wT ADA city ei aa a . Taurspay, January 26th, 1865. J Coleman Saw — a pew pel Red Dog ‘ DyWvolsey Whitin orudike yo 7 I Sykes Grass Va Valley i ree rzinia J Morgan Moores’ Mrs Barnhart do ‘J Carrigan Chipps H Neff Placer Co #8 Smith Wolf creek J Silver Sacramento G Britton Downieville © -M Munise ~do ¥ Barron Bear river . Bargoma Grase om z Dpebem WashingtoH Cox A_N Smith Graes Vall M Snyder — a it Pdi a Pint -F EK a Fist M Foor ‘do JF Ba 4 M Coffer do W krokine Nevada Al #-Chureh Buckeye Hill. Dissolution of Co-Paritnership SC eoemenammammmaad ‘HX Co partnership heretofore existing between the anders: » under the firm name of Weaver & Co , is thia day dissolved by mutual All accounts due by firm, will be settled by; George A. Weaver, w is authorized to collect thérefor. GEO. A WEAVER. J, 8. JORNSTON. at ‘Jenene 27, 1865: ' = = Washington's, 8, Birthday Ball. A GRAND SOCIAL BALL ‘8°. Wh BE GIVEN AT’ ‘. THE NEW YORK HOTEL, ON THE ietacshaniuacscen of February. a A Splendid Supper will be ot} mp for the nisenan, ng The Best of ‘Music aw been engaged. ‘ Committee of } of Tuvitation. NEVADA. T.2B Metivtand Tedac Wil David Belden. MS. —_— : GRASS VA A. B. Dibble Cleveland. Flovt ‘Meas Managers H —— Dwight Crittenden. Chas i * and speedy rad certain ‘cure. Rooms atecommodious und private; and are fitPILLS, » Rheumatic, Cop. BRANDRETH’ The Weak, ihe Comsumpts au himself. His no! head; his clear, . tive, Biljons, an@ Delicate, after some days’ iat, brown eye; his finel mouth, ingen tin ed strength and life Dervade er eaubiful a8 a y saytliie "8, vg oe repel pie organ of frames. o stefnes& when an or m blood purer. hea outraged him ; pe ig he of all, his voice: ein datpne =r nes commence in the arteries and terminate in the veins. These pilis, as a first-effect, act upon the arterial bloed, increasing the circulation, by which impurities are deposited, in, veins, and they throw, off suclf collections into the bowels, which organs, by the energy deriveq from Brandreth’s ‘Pills, exper them from: the system. When. first uged, the Pills may occa." = Pi Gu “pound on f ‘sion griping, and even make the patient. fee} ‘worse, THis is an, excellent’ sign, and: ‘shows the digcase will. n00n be eured. . No.great 004 is offen achieved without some trouble in its at. tainment, and ape rule applies to the ~_— of health. Principal office Brandreth Building New York. W. F. BRANDRETH; office at Craica Brigham’s, San. Franetsco. jaa6 ——— TO LADIES ; Suffering from any of-the iwisctitee or, Obstructions peculiaé to Females, . To suffering and. afflicted Ladies the PEAKE MEDICAL DISPENSARY offers invaluable aia.. The Consulting ted up with all‘the modern appliances and mds tothe cure of Diseases of Females. Consults _ tions always strictly private aiid Gonldential, Lhe Consulting: Surgeon’ ts the avthor of's valuable work en *Diseases Peculiar to. Females’ ‘. and his expearience and skill in the cure’ of all diseases and irregularities is very extensive,— Ladies may thus be certain of obtaining the very best treatment and sure end quick cures at this Dispensary 3 Ladies ‘hd are in the country, or who-do not like to: apply. Personally, through delicacy, may obtain adyice and, in most cases, a cure, by sending symptoms and time. _by letter, to the Dis.. penaary. Letters to be addrossed, by “mail oF Express, Peake Medical & SuFgical Dispensary 318 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, Jan. 21st. : or DR, HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS should be in the possession of everybody in the mining region, As 4 preventative of various dangerous diseases to which the gold seeker is Mable, it. has no superior. While it is quite, palatable even as a bev‘erage, it is speedy and powerful in itseffects npon the aystem, In all cases of Diarrhdea, Dysentery, and the pervading fevers consequent upon exposure, the Bitters will be found inyaluable as corrective. No man should enter upon . the exposed camp life ot a miner without.being provided with Hostetter’s preventive of _. Stomach disease, nor “should any of those who are ‘now engaged th the accupation, fail to have recourse to the Bitters, Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere. HOSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, fan Francisco. Jan26 “WATT’s NERVOUS _ ANTIDOTE,” rane > E F-SPENCE icv mere DOLL ARS. Fare at Reduced Rates. $44 Pacific Mail Steamship Company. _Bor New York, via Panama. OSS Tisrerwoer pha February, 1865. Oty. Capt? W. F: Lapiage, [Fah Genataton Ge 1 Watkins. pe Pras ' ailager Nevada, Dee. 2nd. Washinigtonl, 4 Al ee Un the above tine, and will ran as ._ Leaves the National ExchangeHotel; Neva da city, on at Pires bar Sra tice Al's orélock, A. Me. aoodey vain day. re At 8 o’elock. A, . Sams tapes a end A ie mn EAR. sustain life the marke indications most impor price. Da every dire¢ ply the dé Sardine an of buying ¢ in getting 1 are found i In. the Sa Tange, Catt fit for mar] Meat at pr _\at from eig ,and.it will these high past two y perished di -and since t have been f grass come crops of th --ptiee ofli do well to appendage the matrim CiTizé meeting w inst., for th date to be Supervisor ‘that distrie and upon . ‘lows: G.I 12; James Mr. Canno unanimous. the above Supervisor ~ After thi Ties of res tions of Ch introduced length. T ’ to be a gre Considerak this maftér that: “Smit that an ocx brook enliy mitte. of fix means for that sectio tions is to for Monda; Our 8c visited the failed to hi ment made rooms wou with those in the Sta ditional sel ‘fre barely’ attending present ye: for securin A Bie § ledge of qe