January 31, 1865 (4 pages)

ena Bay Cesc . Tim Repel Government ax Foorn, “The audacity of old Roman Catiline, so Wit. terly complained of by Cicoro, has its rep ee resentative ii modern titnes, in the person ' of Henry §. Foote, Born in a slave State, and educated uhder social influences neces sarily growing out of the “peculiar tnstitu. tion,” he sought political lite and -distine“tion, and received that share of its emoluments to which his abilities. entitle bimn— He wit "rewsver, an uncertain politician, caring less for honest party alliances and sound politieul principles thai for personal w popularity and self aggrandizement. After having been-Governorof Misalasipticsphe.-eaane to this State, having in view, no doubt, the United Statés Senate, Here he came very reat realizing his polition! . hopes ; but the State was providentially pro vented from having charged to her the crime of electing this unprinciplod, utidesory: ing and. unstable politician—a man noted for his egotism and selfishness more that . anything else—to represent her in the tm. tionatvouncila. . Alwaya‘a strorg ndvocite of Union principles while here; he lett the Golden State to tse ais inflitenes and power “ against 'the Union. More eapable of trot» ling than of serving, anywhere, or any pry ty, he allowed his old hatred ot Jeff. Davis to influence him, rather than deyotion to the oauae he had espoused.’ Mitet hoe turned. pi and partially “ployed out" in home poll: . a ; WO, Tonunry, 1h, fed, &, A, Bodaty+ Lear san dront—atilen for our wountry's freedom arg helng fought. during the present wer palan, Treason and robetiion, in Their lap desperate struggle, have wvidewtly noth on! to ‘nell thelr fives an dearly aw pownille,lm Large. nunher of our brave defenders, wounded und felples-nint die on the Wat tle fiold hetove roll af oun Peach them through any othe cline than the en beey Come iniasion; nd lier ability tu give such renef, ind wnve wueh Hyde, a Upon the means we plod at hor dinponn ‘Tu scours a promp).tnereawe of wich} frienues, severnl of our 4, A, Bovlotles have jowtitited monthly meotingns ot which are introduced inudia, addresses, tablewtsx, dine’ cuawiona, vefronhitenti, &i, &e; anid ti «nal admnithan fie, of a contribution mnd ndditional mouthly subaoriptionn, are called fur, ‘Tho aucconm attending these expariments, Induces the Cotiiinion to wrge upon your attention the adoption of a witnilar plan, ae red, of cuurae, to wilt the tates and requirg monta of your poupld, Vile Job your vemitlances be made every month ov .neutlye ne Taay be on the: first Monday, tae for lnege renuliadeain your adoption of. the aboviy or nome eqiilly efMelenk wadwcof operating L reaalyy an f } belinthot the Manon lve Commith@ns guy OW t wary ", Yor in oan fl ’ 0, witty KotH Huorotury, eo Tan odins ( in thi nines of tha wily Grent Woatern, whielr war dutalied at Liverpool nook of alleged recruiia for the Unie} ——— traitor to he Viton ant then to thet federacy. He scems to be so made up and organized thathe can neither serve God nor mammon wR any degree of conataney or steadiness of purpose. Ho is never good nat a bad onise and—alwaya bad in a good ‘one: He is never ‘truv to wrong privelplos and always false to right ones, He tulke about purity and honesty while his life iw big with. political vice and personal dicot, Of all the bad--menthe present rebellion haa brought to. the view of the public-eye, -* he is tho moat deserving-of the patriots eure tempt and the. halter of justiee. A few days ago he tried to to return to the Union —sto return, not like the “Prodigal Aoi," seutianh and sorrowing, but with atidaclous assurance that, having proved files to what: he awore he would be true, he would wurely be received by the patriota ab Washington, and‘ receive a cordial reception ab the hands uf the Administration; but in thle te was foiled, and gonsequently concluded that “ne, would make all the capital possibly. out « arrest. Now, when public opinion upon any quer tion of difference or dispute unites hi wettled ¢onviction upon one thing, the probubility __ dw that thereupon said public opinion te right, Ta the case in hand, every man truo to thy nfederacy ard every man loyal to the n will say that Foote ought to be hung ery man of common sense, loyal to either, must hecvssarily bo of the sume opitfam as thé @x-Governor has proved faleo to , @¥erything and true to nothing, Tb la only . ‘eapediency and fear on the part of the Davia e ‘administration, or justion would bo metods* “ry @at to the individual's deserta, To our wyriinl there is nothing which argues morg alyougly the weakness of the Confederate Govern: ment than its dilatoriousners and want of @®definite action in the case of Foote, Weak governments are always weak and uneortitn ja their action, daring wot to do that w -~ ie for the public good.” nl a tte ts — Gunat Tmeyves.—Tho thieves over iy evade can beat the world in their bualnons: cater} aime: thing atl hore “ike ordinaty thieves, but they onnr'y wil hay the Dale of 200 pouniay and “Daoaday ey eléaned in v rainia city, of all ite Nuenitine, tie tiding twenty pairs of blankets, anche of AMiour, dozens of knives and forka, ote, And ‘ Sibat is more, these thipved on a grand aaale (ge 80 amart as to thoroughly escape detec: “Sy ‘ ~~ HP Wendell Phittiys, aponking of thes wih: rise and ingenuity of Amerioana, eave the. six mottha child looks over the __ wide of his cradle, aud studies tho Improve: ' "ment of its model. . EF? “ENSURE ' How. David K. Carttor, chief Juation of the Supreme Court of the Distriet of Columns je Ay a recent written ine i a eurrene Jonatitve ral. tonal. nh wat ang fe of the ware. _ Tue lation of BATE by the-new 4 a. — is 104, 708-—loe0 , : THe Navy Departinent rool vad the thea: Ay “ep hor arrival in port, witht Ho tet i i of the-matter-on—the. pretense of arbitrary . . City, Thom the Baas, 8 Tower etary of ivi MACON Mo mic ‘DRONE, prove wd wo weak that the Government hadste re lonae tt. ‘The owners of the ship intend to «hadi dnimaginn Frain the Government, pen em RAIN's foundey to Hivhinond has prdare for Torty platen of wieiitlary, to replace those lowthy Marly in the Shenandoah Vattey, and the Confodorate Government le prewing for thom, bub ‘they eannot “bo mite, beenuse avery white workman of the entublishsent hus skoduddied to the North, bernie cence GES 6 orem aie cor a A. NOTION Ob & eodont atonmboat explo son ina Weetern paper oude an follows te “The oaptuin ewan avhore, Bo did the chambernalidy dhe wan insured fue, 916,000, and fondo with iron,” nc Tue grow rowul): 4a of the canala of the Atate of Now York, ducing the past seasdn, wore $4,145,076 68, and the aggregate exponditures @1,008,000 46, A NuMinn of wretohos a firw day igo at Tiliin Digainga, 1 Dorada oounty, hung omompuntee ate + . expect officials ietanwast hav torr. Hm Wo chars Tw ats poe hese: t: tly se Hac tof he llores lt . Sarah ads ta the cnc Comme” We commend tha ouggoations two prominent ot atinonliante t to this foray, we contaiped therein to the Holdurn’ Aid foocl. have a fg to make gitar oe ae eee ies Bdraenjoes node ot A g tesa M, Honitary Comsblacian, California 49 believed to be 1 ely Senatorial skirmish wine, han Vuawen from a reconuoiter, thought to bé essential to the success of the pitched battle. The candidate proposed he Stratton comes froin posed to one ot the principal candidates to paeenead Meiougal. hie canditate “ma have the next Legislative delegation in his pocket-or he may be able to divide it—we don't know; Te must have influence. at home to gain friends at the Capital. -But we have reterred to this war on Stratton to jiquive if there were good reasons why he . should be ousted. Has he been a faithful dian of the State Library? ‘Those familiar with the condition of that institution when it felt into his hands-four-years.ago, know that be hus more than performé@l. his duty a6 Librarian. ‘The books, when he assumed charge, were in astate of chaos. here was no head nor tail to any of the libraries, Mr, Stratton went to work and renvranged and systematized the library, making a complete and convenient catalogue. broken. sete were nade whole, stray volumes hunted-out of prtvate libraries throughout ‘the city, and many of the latest and -moast valuable publications added, Rules were established und enforced, tind the Bourd_of ‘Trustees entirely relieved of all-care or responsibility in its conduct, Ask. to-day vither of the Trustees, who now propose to mupereede Mr, Stratton, if he has not been we mont euceerstuland faithful Liabrarian, cad they cannot say. no. Ask them why they propote another Librarian, and “they can give nO good reason, -Ask them if they know. anything about the. qualifications of the man proposed as Stratton’s sucee s60or, nnd they reply, he is highly re commended,’ The crime eh urged aginst Stratton is that. he was Buchanan Demo ty man, and positive politician. yeanon-why he shouldbe superceded? If it is, We can bring the same charge against the Hinehest—_Union— generals and. civilians. ‘Gon, Butler was a Breckinridge Democrat, and Daniel §. Diekiison was an Anti-Lecompton Demoerat, ~~“ Whodoubts their) Union principles or sineerity?. Who dare uige this nso renton—why—elther of these distinguished men should. not have. plaee, . or having place, should be Reape thin iw only an-exeuse or ple ub £0 undermine na good eT man as the aspirant, of as wound as the men who seek the Sengtorship.: the Union men engaged ‘ip thi¢ werk of: ninufsetoring a-Anti-Stratton Board of ‘Trustees, are. more liable 46 ‘suspicion of runsoundness, They who tse their influence to distract the Union party, that they may. gain personal advantage, are open to the charge of skin-déep loyalty, The party aving the power of appoint ment, will 4ill vacancies as they legally ocour, butwe believe it will eudorse no man who makes vacancias that they may be filled y spocial favorites. Mr. Stratton has a right to hia choice for Senator, and has not Miude himself obnoxious to either of the aéplrants, There is no political power in up, Wntll thay were nearly dead, two Chitin} o nen, and robbed them of #QN4, N Acconbine to recent atatintios, out of a population of M44,000 in Haltinore olty, 14). O46 aremombera of the Mothodlat Nplacopal Chureh, being onefourtoonth of the ontire population, overt ON TH THAGHTN Tn a eortain on the avdond inerning atter the commende mont af the tevin, Mund lolauve tondte the wointy: Merniture of the sehoalraom and, among other things, oaplod 0 thronslogged atool, “Tw that the dunee'a blog" ‘cake to @ little gle) of Ave youre Tir ayes lad-and Wer cele nodded aawent, ded sth gt {ity milo trom here, the teacher a . Tor HipeTipplod out, "1 gue soethe teach ove alway ut on that" eed PORTLAND, Oregon, Maye & COrreapon: dont, fa the wealthioat wity on the dont ac ounding to te wuwiner at whabltanta, Pie, OOP, Willinvan, ‘at Philadelphia, wh eminent qeatagiat, haaarvived li Virginia THe ladeputed by Now York oapltaliata to examine the mines and make & maport Hereby oncom ee A RVAAHATION bas buen. wade to the of feet-thatthe ntlitery ofthe state velobeation of Wartington'a bletiday on ho Wal of Hex menth, rene a estes THe Rupreine Court of the District of Columbia hae deelded that notea given to Pay eombling debte are vold and cannot bey dollvetod, ‘ eqpmeneremen nner ee 9: eae sane Thy waste, eotton and indigo arapa of ‘Conteal Aworion are sald to bo vor laray thie youn, Gi Ne oamaneennew 1h banking oapital ‘ot ¢ Philadelphia ta Wbont 814,000,000, pied w thie \ errr b viet ab , yon en ae only y WO ui we and ‘ hu pee Mg i) me yeare and aevon wan Huneral of deooawed will take place from tow neatitenoe af hte parvnta, No Mt Nevada whhoet, At TT ooloek A My tumday, Frionda tt {and Woquautanons are Tivited to attend” or elect uny eundidate. Better let him alone.—Maryasville Appeal, Jan. 26th. onrsaghoet Arrivals at ‘the “National Exchange Hotel,. BROAD BTRERT..0++.+-NEVADA CITY LANCASTER. & HASEY, Proprietors. _ SATURDAY, January 28th; 1865. T Moore Virginia Mra Walker Moores F T Kien Sacramenao Geo Doud Unionvilie. 4 Punham Washingto z Mein do a matory Red Do Dog 8 Hanford do S. 1 dh bd Pilot Mill M Wien Grasa.¥e Keneston do ‘WMefrown Col Hilt YS hreae Oonent BIT J rookvhaw do J Kingsbury Nevada SUNDAY, Jan 29th. P(}. Winchester -L Levy San Juan a Sebold do H Way Mar eciile M Rnyder Grass van C Johnson Gold Flat 1 Cox do DCobb¥Pilot Mill.fh Btale bs R Morey Rio i 8 L Beedle ri Egbert O Stevena Chipps fil F Barren Ney me M Moyle Sen du 4 Harnett rate lrnett BOOK BIN DERY. Woe. peapecttoliy inform the people of Novada and wees rrounding towns that ‘he hae opened a Book Bindery Establishment at EF Ne. -¥6 Commercial Street, 23 — Where he is prepared to bind Music, “Periedicals, Papers, &e. &o. Tuaneatand substantia, manner and at the aa lowest rates. ] orders promptly and faithfully attended to HERMAN ERNST. Nevada dan, Feat. “NEVADA Lieut GUARD. The members of thea above Com mery, every Friday aie tur drill. We As LANca ebay tPa. Rs a Delkimanding. ‘Hh Ca nortan ae. oe Rrscecte wat » under t oC Weaver, * So ie te ey tee ae ine alse iM SURAT to cll thereon . “A x. ~ Nevaila, Jabiuaryi27, 30s nae Vi) Dorado, a county, di the last count, op. crat—n strong par. Is this‘at Buty the office itself, and he is powerless to defeat, wes ee nanranecamencananaeenm ete tactic Dany are hereby commanded to mect at. their Ar‘. = ; Dissolution $F. CocFareseraip Washington's B Birthday Ball A GiFAND SOCIAL BALL WILL BE GIVEN AT THE, et Saad YORK HOTEL, ON THE Twenmty-second of Fepruary. A ‘splenata Supper will be got up for _ occasion, The Best of Music has been . engaged. Gomthittee of Invitation. i A ; “NEVADA. T. B Me¥arland’ Isaac Williamson. ~ David Belden. M. 8. Deal. ; GRASS VALLEY. A. B. Dibble. Frank Cleveland. Floor Managers: Harvey Helm. Dwight Crittenden, Chas Leavitt. 1. J. Rolfe. RK, M. Van Loan. TICKETS; FIVE DOLLARS. . — @n-27 GRAND SOCIAL BALL, ' “ SE aennannenel A: GRAND SOCIAL BALL will be det at UNION HALL, Quaker Hill, on Friday Evening, Feb. 3d. oe Floor Managers. : Wm. Ragan. J spetiage . TICKETS THREE. DOLLARS. Quaker Hill, Jan, 26th. SOCIAL L PARTY. ¥rank Snell. Monae LADDER HALL. FOR THE Aenvitt of John Sherman. Managers. seme ent, 38 Barnett James Davis, George Weaver, James Sharp. ’ N. W, Stowers, James Binsly, P. Stumpf. Grass Valley. : Dan. Holbrook. Moore’s Flat. : D, Joslin. ~ Floor Managers. . John Bazley. ©M Smithburg. C. Beckman. Tickets Two Dollars. Nevada, Jan. 29th. NEVADA MILLINERY. MISS E. COFFEY, ra dd! res' eeflly m mform the 4 ne g towne that each I seeks! ~ roundin 8 that she has openeda iret clase Mitiinery Store, on * BROAD STREET, Opposite Weaver & Co’s Store, and keep. constantly on hand, John McGuire, Ladies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, And in fact everything usually found ina Millinery Establishment. 1 have such arrangements made that t-shall bein receipt of New Goods. by ey steamer. Particular attentiou will be paid to making Cloaks, Mantillas and Dresses, . sm 20Shaving and! Hair Cutting. OHN BURBRIDGE is always on hand at his shop, Broad Street, opposite the National Exchange, Ready to do Hair Cuttmg and Shaving in the best style. Come and give me a trial. yl “ALL ABOARD!” : GRASS VALLEY and NEVADA STAGE LINE. Having recently pits f chased this long established and popular Stage. Line; we are ready to carry passengers over the road with speed ping safety, promising and . treat those who ie with usin a courteous, an we tepeh, in a satisfactory manner. al ‘Hours of Departure. Leaves Exchange Hotel Grane Valley, daily, acs a age Leaves Nevada, ba at9 o'clock, A. M. and 2P.M. ow ko, LEV LAND & ROY CE. a _Nevada, Wes. 17th. ee 7 New Barber Shep. E HINCKLY would inform the gentlemen rit je of ever hme he has rey Barber on Broad stree ——, @ Lafayet Bakery. where he is prepared to = HAIR CUTTING AND ae, In the best style of the Art. ewig bat, several years ota in the bus* ness he good —lion to his patrons. DOMESTIC DYES, For sale by Joseph M. Levey, Corner of Pine. and Commercial Street MEAT MARKET. ‘ aciteut mand Soest A. GRAND socal ‘L PARTY PMill be given at . . , BRANDRETH’S PILLS. . “Ihe Weak, the Consumptive, Rheumatic, Cos. tive, Bilious, and Delicate, after some days’ use, will find‘renewed strength and life pervade ey[ery organ of their frames. Every dose makes the blood purer. The nerveg commence in the arteries and terminate in the . veins. These pills, as a first effect, act upon the which impurities ate deposited in the veins, and they throw off suclx collections into the bowels, whith organs, by the energy derived from Brandreth’s Pills, expel them. from the system. When first used, the Pills may occasion griping, and éven make the patient feel worse, This is an excellent sign, and shows the discase will #oon be cured. No great good . Beigham’s; Som Francisco. _jaad 3 TO LADIES : or Obstructions peculiar to Females, To suffering and afflicted Ladies the sr oe MEDICAL DISPENSARY offers. invaluable aid and speedy rnd certain cure. The Consulting Rooms aréeommodious and private, and are fittothe cure of Diseases of Females, . tiofis always strictly private « and confidential, The Consulting Surgeon is the author of'a ':. valuable work on *Diseases Peccultar to Females” . 4 and his expearienee and skill ii the cure of all; > . diseases and irregularities id very extensive,— Ladiés may thus be eértain’of obtaining the very . bést treatment and sure and i quick cures at this Vis . Dispensary. Ladies who are in the aeaiery, or whe do not like to apply personally, through delicacy, may “obtain. adyice and; in most cases, ature, by sen_pensary. Letters to be addressed, te mail or xpress. “Peake Medical & Surgical Dispensksy 313 Montgomery Street. San Francisco, Jan. 21st. 3 On Monday Evening, Feb. 1£3.; ir DR, HOSTETTER’s STOMACH BITTERS should be in the possession of everybody in the mining region. As a preventative of various dangerous Giseases to which ‘the gold secker is liable, it has no superior. While it is quite palatable even as ai bev< erage; it is speedy and powerful in its effects upon the aystem. In all cases of Diarrhoea, Dysentery, and the pervading fevers eonsequent upon exposure, the Bitters will be found inyalue ble as corrective: No man should enter upon the exposed camp life otf a miner without being provided with Hostetter’s preventive of stomach disease; nor shouldsany of those who are now engaged inthe oecupation, fail . to have recourse to the Bitters, Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere. HOSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, Fan Francisco. Se “*‘WATT’S NERVOUS ” ANTIDOTE,” A large supply just received and For sale by vm uy E. F. SPENCE STAGE LINE ! “R. W. LATTA, in the above line, and will run as follows : . da city, on haape mez Thursdays and Saturdays ,At 8 o’elock, A. M. Leaves Wiiahi én, very onda mesday, and pide. ” = — At 8 o’clock, A. M. BP oo ap Freight will be taken and ‘delivem despatch. promptness and R. W. LATTA ” Nevada, January 17th. Dancing . School. THE. ‘i tial whose i School opened in Ne. vadu on Sec sy 4 Evenn ing, Dee. 1 vites the attention of all who wish to acquire a correct gg: Baga von ees modern All Danees such as Quadrilies, Schottisches, Polkas, Maszourkas, Waltzes. ete quickly taught. The School for Gentlemen meets on Tuese day and Thursday Piveningy tow 716; to. 10 0’clock. Sh aaa ne eee afternoon from nts ‘Takes thie methed of informing the travelling public that he has purchased the entire interest of Hank u arterial blood, inéreasing the circulation, by _ is often achieved without some trouble in its -at~ tainment, and this rule applies to the recovery. _. of health. Principal office tirand¥cth Building New York.” WW. F,. BRANDRETH, Office at Crane &Suffcring from any of the Diseases ted up with all the modern ‘appliances and aide . Consultee __ . ding symptoms_and time. by letter, to the-Dis-—-— Washington, Alpha & Omega Leaves the National Exchange Hotel, Neva_ -H, C. DICKINSON: . a ee Fie em ve Se LOCA Siuice Ron night the wate thought he obs . He iriformed company, and at each end of the shafts to pr James Stewai were stationed nel. . The thie: 1 until 40’ cloc parties on gual his light until funnel, when — Stewart, who’ and the man watchmen cou _ ‘the rogue moa: __navy-revolver, ‘“}-—-any shot took « ties traced th yards by the b! old tunnel, a boxes was maz point all trace is supposed thi complice. It. any amalgam o: -ayere apparent “who were on game that they him until mo may have be > —-wound which ~ such an énterp: ——Later. the-trail of the and traeked . afternoon hea search by find Laird’s old dit ‘ A-man who res ~ Chinaman layj enquired what he was “mueh, the Celestial v a mile from th some amalgam The wound th: ‘was in the sid« undou btedly i; The Coron _ body, last,ever Narrow E Sangunetti, ag escaped drow! Several little: some forty fee & Co.’s new f boy was pushe companions. of water was . ~~over the dam . was carried o1 and over thet ‘teen feet. A zinger’s shoe cries of the chi dam and rescu though fifty fe ted among the He was ver gash was cut i: to the meuth. are not of a v a ~— NIcnots P of Nichols & about two mi yielding a han They commer a year and a sons it: was a __ seventy-two 1 _ out twenty-fis rich. Water “work in the s @ tunnel into the lead at a » the water. / completed th Mixers’ M miners of thi to'get up a C pose of cons miners. Son these matter: ~~“ thié County stances. . Pa at W. H. Cr: man’s saloon ip Two Mex ‘men were kil

ena Bay Cesc . Tim Repel Government ax Foorn, “The audacity of old Roman Catiline, so Wit. terly complained of by Cicoro, has its rep ee resentative ii modern titnes, in the person ' of Henry §. Foote, Born in a slave State, and educated uhder social influences neces sarily growing out of the “peculiar tnstitu. tion,” he sought political lite and -distine“tion, and received that share of its emoluments to which his abilities. entitle bimn— He wit "rewsver, an uncertain politician, caring less for honest party alliances and sound politieul principles thai for personal w popularity and self aggrandizement. After having been-Governorof Misalasipticsphe.-eaane to this State, having in view, no doubt, the United Statés Senate, Here he came very reat realizing his polition! . hopes ; but the State was providentially pro vented from having charged to her the crime of electing this unprinciplod, utidesory: ing and. unstable politician—a man noted for his egotism and selfishness more that . anything else—to represent her in the tm. tionatvouncila. . Alwaya‘a strorg ndvocite of Union principles while here; he lett the Golden State to tse ais inflitenes and power “ against 'the Union. More eapable of trot» ling than of serving, anywhere, or any pry ty, he allowed his old hatred ot Jeff. Davis to influence him, rather than deyotion to the oauae he had espoused.’ Mitet hoe turned. pi and partially “ployed out" in home poll: . a ; WO, Tonunry, 1h, fed, &, A, Bodaty+ Lear san dront—atilen for our wountry's freedom arg helng fought. during the present wer palan, Treason and robetiion, in Their lap desperate struggle, have wvidewtly noth on! to ‘nell thelr fives an dearly aw pownille,lm Large. nunher of our brave defenders, wounded und felples-nint die on the Wat tle fiold hetove roll af oun Peach them through any othe cline than the en beey Come iniasion; nd lier ability tu give such renef, ind wnve wueh Hyde, a Upon the means we plod at hor dinponn ‘Tu scours a promp).tnereawe of wich} frienues, severnl of our 4, A, Bovlotles have jowtitited monthly meotingns ot which are introduced inudia, addresses, tablewtsx, dine’ cuawiona, vefronhitenti, &i, &e; anid ti «nal admnithan fie, of a contribution mnd ndditional mouthly subaoriptionn, are called fur, ‘Tho aucconm attending these expariments, Induces the Cotiiinion to wrge upon your attention the adoption of a witnilar plan, ae red, of cuurae, to wilt the tates and requirg monta of your poupld, Vile Job your vemitlances be made every month ov .neutlye ne Taay be on the: first Monday, tae for lnege renuliadeain your adoption of. the aboviy or nome eqiilly efMelenk wadwcof operating L reaalyy an f } belinthot the Manon lve Commith@ns guy OW t wary ", Yor in oan fl ’ 0, witty KotH Huorotury, eo Tan odins ( in thi nines of tha wily Grent Woatern, whielr war dutalied at Liverpool nook of alleged recruiia for the Unie} ——— traitor to he Viton ant then to thet federacy. He scems to be so made up and organized thathe can neither serve God nor mammon wR any degree of conataney or steadiness of purpose. Ho is never good nat a bad onise and—alwaya bad in a good ‘one: He is never ‘truv to wrong privelplos and always false to right ones, He tulke about purity and honesty while his life iw big with. political vice and personal dicot, Of all the bad--menthe present rebellion haa brought to. the view of the public-eye, -* he is tho moat deserving-of the patriots eure tempt and the. halter of justiee. A few days ago he tried to to return to the Union —sto return, not like the “Prodigal Aoi," seutianh and sorrowing, but with atidaclous assurance that, having proved files to what: he awore he would be true, he would wurely be received by the patriota ab Washington, and‘ receive a cordial reception ab the hands uf the Administration; but in thle te was foiled, and gonsequently concluded that “ne, would make all the capital possibly. out « arrest. Now, when public opinion upon any quer tion of difference or dispute unites hi wettled ¢onviction upon one thing, the probubility __ dw that thereupon said public opinion te right, Ta the case in hand, every man truo to thy nfederacy ard every man loyal to the n will say that Foote ought to be hung ery man of common sense, loyal to either, must hecvssarily bo of the sume opitfam as thé @x-Governor has proved faleo to , @¥erything and true to nothing, Tb la only . ‘eapediency and fear on the part of the Davia e ‘administration, or justion would bo metods* “ry @at to the individual's deserta, To our wyriinl there is nothing which argues morg alyougly the weakness of the Confederate Govern: ment than its dilatoriousners and want of @®definite action in the case of Foote, Weak governments are always weak and uneortitn ja their action, daring wot to do that w -~ ie for the public good.” nl a tte ts — Gunat Tmeyves.—Tho thieves over iy evade can beat the world in their bualnons: cater} aime: thing atl hore “ike ordinaty thieves, but they onnr'y wil hay the Dale of 200 pouniay and “Daoaday ey eléaned in v rainia city, of all ite Nuenitine, tie tiding twenty pairs of blankets, anche of AMiour, dozens of knives and forka, ote, And ‘ Sibat is more, these thipved on a grand aaale (ge 80 amart as to thoroughly escape detec: “Sy ‘ ~~ HP Wendell Phittiys, aponking of thes wih: rise and ingenuity of Amerioana, eave the. six mottha child looks over the __ wide of his cradle, aud studies tho Improve: ' "ment of its model. . EF? “ENSURE ' How. David K. Carttor, chief Juation of the Supreme Court of the Distriet of Columns je Ay a recent written ine i a eurrene Jonatitve ral. tonal. nh wat ang fe of the ware. _ Tue lation of BATE by the-new 4 a. — is 104, 708-—loe0 , : THe Navy Departinent rool vad the thea: Ay “ep hor arrival in port, witht Ho tet i i of the-matter-on—the. pretense of arbitrary . . City, Thom the Baas, 8 Tower etary of ivi MACON Mo mic ‘DRONE, prove wd wo weak that the Government hadste re lonae tt. ‘The owners of the ship intend to «hadi dnimaginn Frain the Government, pen em RAIN's foundey to Hivhinond has prdare for Torty platen of wieiitlary, to replace those lowthy Marly in the Shenandoah Vattey, and the Confodorate Government le prewing for thom, bub ‘they eannot “bo mite, beenuse avery white workman of the entublishsent hus skoduddied to the North, bernie cence GES 6 orem aie cor a A. NOTION Ob & eodont atonmboat explo son ina Weetern paper oude an follows te “The oaptuin ewan avhore, Bo did the chambernalidy dhe wan insured fue, 916,000, and fondo with iron,” nc Tue grow rowul): 4a of the canala of the Atate of Now York, ducing the past seasdn, wore $4,145,076 68, and the aggregate exponditures @1,008,000 46, A NuMinn of wretohos a firw day igo at Tiliin Digainga, 1 Dorada oounty, hung omompuntee ate + . expect officials ietanwast hav torr. Hm Wo chars Tw ats poe hese: t: tly se Hac tof he llores lt . Sarah ads ta the cnc Comme” We commend tha ouggoations two prominent ot atinonliante t to this foray, we contaiped therein to the Holdurn’ Aid foocl. have a fg to make gitar oe ae eee ies Bdraenjoes node ot A g tesa M, Honitary Comsblacian, California 49 believed to be 1 ely Senatorial skirmish wine, han Vuawen from a reconuoiter, thought to bé essential to the success of the pitched battle. The candidate proposed he Stratton comes froin posed to one ot the principal candidates to paeenead Meiougal. hie canditate “ma have the next Legislative delegation in his pocket-or he may be able to divide it—we don't know; Te must have influence. at home to gain friends at the Capital. -But we have reterred to this war on Stratton to jiquive if there were good reasons why he . should be ousted. Has he been a faithful dian of the State Library? ‘Those familiar with the condition of that institution when it felt into his hands-four-years.ago, know that be hus more than performé@l. his duty a6 Librarian. ‘The books, when he assumed charge, were in astate of chaos. here was no head nor tail to any of the libraries, Mr, Stratton went to work and renvranged and systematized the library, making a complete and convenient catalogue. broken. sete were nade whole, stray volumes hunted-out of prtvate libraries throughout ‘the city, and many of the latest and -moast valuable publications added, Rules were established und enforced, tind the Bourd_of ‘Trustees entirely relieved of all-care or responsibility in its conduct, Ask. to-day vither of the Trustees, who now propose to mupereede Mr, Stratton, if he has not been we mont euceerstuland faithful Liabrarian, cad they cannot say. no. Ask them why they propote another Librarian, and “they can give nO good reason, -Ask them if they know. anything about the. qualifications of the man proposed as Stratton’s sucee s60or, nnd they reply, he is highly re commended,’ The crime eh urged aginst Stratton is that. he was Buchanan Demo ty man, and positive politician. yeanon-why he shouldbe superceded? If it is, We can bring the same charge against the Hinehest—_Union— generals and. civilians. ‘Gon, Butler was a Breckinridge Democrat, and Daniel §. Diekiison was an Anti-Lecompton Demoerat, ~~“ Whodoubts their) Union principles or sineerity?. Who dare uige this nso renton—why—elther of these distinguished men should. not have. plaee, . or having place, should be Reape thin iw only an-exeuse or ple ub £0 undermine na good eT man as the aspirant, of as wound as the men who seek the Sengtorship.: the Union men engaged ‘ip thi¢ werk of: ninufsetoring a-Anti-Stratton Board of ‘Trustees, are. more liable 46 ‘suspicion of runsoundness, They who tse their influence to distract the Union party, that they may. gain personal advantage, are open to the charge of skin-déep loyalty, The party aving the power of appoint ment, will 4ill vacancies as they legally ocour, butwe believe it will eudorse no man who makes vacancias that they may be filled y spocial favorites. Mr. Stratton has a right to hia choice for Senator, and has not Miude himself obnoxious to either of the aéplrants, There is no political power in up, Wntll thay were nearly dead, two Chitin} o nen, and robbed them of #QN4, N Acconbine to recent atatintios, out of a population of M44,000 in Haltinore olty, 14). O46 aremombera of the Mothodlat Nplacopal Chureh, being onefourtoonth of the ontire population, overt ON TH THAGHTN Tn a eortain on the avdond inerning atter the commende mont af the tevin, Mund lolauve tondte the wointy: Merniture of the sehoalraom and, among other things, oaplod 0 thronslogged atool, “Tw that the dunee'a blog" ‘cake to @ little gle) of Ave youre Tir ayes lad-and Wer cele nodded aawent, ded sth gt {ity milo trom here, the teacher a . Tor HipeTipplod out, "1 gue soethe teach ove alway ut on that" eed PORTLAND, Oregon, Maye & COrreapon: dont, fa the wealthioat wity on the dont ac ounding to te wuwiner at whabltanta, Pie, OOP, Willinvan, ‘at Philadelphia, wh eminent qeatagiat, haaarvived li Virginia THe ladeputed by Now York oapltaliata to examine the mines and make & maport Hereby oncom ee A RVAAHATION bas buen. wade to the of feet-thatthe ntlitery ofthe state velobeation of Wartington'a bletiday on ho Wal of Hex menth, rene a estes THe Rupreine Court of the District of Columbia hae deelded that notea given to Pay eombling debte are vold and cannot bey dollvetod, ‘ eqpmeneremen nner ee 9: eae sane Thy waste, eotton and indigo arapa of ‘Conteal Aworion are sald to bo vor laray thie youn, Gi Ne oamaneennew 1h banking oapital ‘ot ¢ Philadelphia ta Wbont 814,000,000, pied w thie \ errr b viet ab , yon en ae only y WO ui we and ‘ hu pee Mg i) me yeare and aevon wan Huneral of deooawed will take place from tow neatitenoe af hte parvnta, No Mt Nevada whhoet, At TT ooloek A My tumday, Frionda tt {and Woquautanons are Tivited to attend” or elect uny eundidate. Better let him alone.—Maryasville Appeal, Jan. 26th. onrsaghoet Arrivals at ‘the “National Exchange Hotel,. BROAD BTRERT...0++.+-NEVADA CITY LANCASTER. & HASEY, Proprietors. _ SATURDAY, January 28th; 1865. T Moore Virginia Mra Walker Moores F T Kien Sacramenao Geo Doud Unionvilie. 4 Punham Washingto z Mein do a matory Red Do Dog 8 Hanford do S. 1 dh bd Pilot Mill M Wien Grasa.¥e Keneston do ‘WMefrown Col Hilt YS hreae Oonent BIT J rookvhaw do J Kingsbury Nevada SUNDAY, Jan 29th. P(}. Winchester -L Levy San Juan a Sebold do H Way Mar eciile M Rnyder Grass van C Johnson Gold Flat 1 Cox do DCobb¥Pilot Mill.fh Btale bs R Morey Rio i 8 L Beedle ri Egbert O Stevena Chipps fil F Barren Ney me M Moyle Sen du 4 Harnett rate lrnett BOOK BIN DERY. Woe. peapecttoliy inform the people of Novada and wees rrounding towns that ‘he hae opened a Book Bindery Establishment at EF Ne.. -¥6 Commercial Street, 23 — Where he is prepared to bind Music, “Periedicals, Papers, &e. &o. Tuaneatand substantia, manner and at the

aa lowest rates. ] orders promptly and faithfully attended to HERMAN ERNST. Nevada dan, Feat. “NEVADA Lieut GUARD. The members of thea above Com mery, every Friday aie tur drill. We As LANca ebay tPa. Rs a Delkimanding. ‘Hh Ca nortan ae. oe Rrscecte wat » under t oC Weaver, * So ie te ey tee ae ine alse iM SURAT to cll thereon . “A x. ~ Nevaila, Jabiuaryi27, 30s nae Vi) Dorado, a county, di the last count, op. crat—n strong par. Is this‘at Buty the office itself, and he is powerless to defeat, wes ee nanranecamencananaeenm ete tactic Dany are hereby commanded to mect at. their Ar‘. = ; Dissolution $F. CocFareseraip Washington's B Birthday Ball A GiFAND SOCIAL BALL WILL BE GIVEN AT THE, et Saad YORK HOTEL, ON THE Twenmty-second of Fepruary. A ‘splenata Supper will be got up for _ occasion, The Best of Music has been . engaged. Gomthittee of Invitation. i A ; “NEVADA. T. B Me¥arland’ Isaac Williamson. ~ David Belden. M. 8. Deal. ; GRASS VALLEY. A. B. Dibble. Frank Cleveland. Floor Managers: Harvey Helm. Dwight Crittenden, Chas Leavitt. 1. J. Rolfe. RK, M. Van Loan. TICKETS; FIVE DOLLARS. . — @n-27 GRAND SOCIAL BALL, ' “ SE aennannenel A: GRAND SOCIAL BALL will be det at UNION HALL, Quaker Hill, on Friday Evening, Feb. 3d. oe Floor Managers. : Wm. Ragan. J spetiage . TICKETS THREE. DOLLARS. Quaker Hill, Jan, 26th. SOCIAL L PARTY. ¥rank Snell. Monae LADDER HALL. FOR THE Aenvitt of John Sherman. Managers. seme ent, 38 Barnett James Davis, George Weaver, James Sharp. ’ N. W, Stowers, James Binsly, P. Stumpf. Grass Valley. : Dan. Holbrook. Moore’s Flat. : D, Joslin. ~ Floor Managers. . John Bazley. ©M Smithburg. C. Beckman. Tickets Two Dollars. Nevada, Jan. 29th. NEVADA MILLINERY. MISS E. COFFEY, ra dd! res' eeflly m mform the 4 ne g towne that each I seeks! ~ roundin 8 that she has openeda iret clase Mitiinery Store, on * BROAD STREET, Opposite Weaver & Co’s Store, and keep. constantly on hand, John McGuire, Ladies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, And in fact everything usually found ina Millinery Establishment. 1 have such arrangements made that t-shall bein receipt of New Goods. by ey steamer. Particular attentiou will be paid to making Cloaks, Mantillas and Dresses, . sm 20Shaving and! Hair Cutting. OHN BURBRIDGE is always on hand at his shop, Broad Street, opposite the National Exchange, Ready to do Hair Cuttmg and Shaving in the best style. Come and give me a trial. yl “ALL ABOARD!” : GRASS VALLEY and NEVADA STAGE LINE. Having recently pits f chased this long established and popular Stage. Line; we are ready to carry passengers over the road with speed ping safety, promising and . treat those who ie with usin a courteous, an we tepeh, in a satisfactory manner. al ‘Hours of Departure. Leaves Exchange Hotel Grane Valley, daily, acs a age Leaves Nevada, ba at9 o'clock, A. M. and 2P.M. ow ko, LEV LAND & ROY CE. a _Nevada, Wes. 17th. ee 7 New Barber Shep. E HINCKLY would inform the gentlemen rit je of ever hme he has rey Barber on Broad stree ——, @ Lafayet Bakery. where he is prepared to = HAIR CUTTING AND ae, In the best style of the Art. ewig bat, several years ota in the bus* ness he good —lion to his patrons. DOMESTIC DYES, For sale by Joseph M. Levey, Corner of Pine. and Commercial Street MEAT MARKET. ‘ aciteut mand Soest A. GRAND socal ‘L PARTY PMill be given at . . , BRANDRETH’S PILLS. . “Ihe Weak, the Consumptive, Rheumatic, Cos. tive, Bilious, and Delicate, after some days’ use, will find‘renewed strength and life pervade ey[ery organ of their frames. Every dose makes the blood purer. The nerveg commence in the arteries and terminate in the . veins. These pills, as a first effect, act upon the which impurities ate deposited in the veins, and they throw off suclx collections into the bowels, whith organs, by the energy derived from Brandreth’s Pills, expel them. from the system. When first used, the Pills may occasion griping, and éven make the patient feel worse, This is an excellent sign, and shows the discase will #oon be cured. No great good . Beigham’s; Som Francisco. _jaad 3 TO LADIES : or Obstructions peculiar to Females, To suffering and afflicted Ladies the sr oe MEDICAL DISPENSARY offers. invaluable aid and speedy rnd certain cure. The Consulting Rooms aréeommodious and private, and are fittothe cure of Diseases of Females, . tiofis always strictly private « and confidential, The Consulting Surgeon is the author of'a ':. valuable work on *Diseases Peccultar to Females” . 4 and his expearienee and skill ii the cure of all; > . diseases and irregularities id very extensive,— Ladiés may thus be eértain’of obtaining the very . bést treatment and sure and i quick cures at this Vis . Dispensary. Ladies who are in the aeaiery, or whe do not like to apply personally, through delicacy, may “obtain. adyice and; in most cases, ature, by sen_pensary. Letters to be addressed, te mail or xpress. “Peake Medical & Surgical Dispensksy 313 Montgomery Street. San Francisco, Jan. 21st. 3 On Monday Evening, Feb. 1£3.; ir DR, HOSTETTER’s STOMACH BITTERS should be in the possession of everybody in the mining region. As a preventative of various dangerous Giseases to which ‘the gold secker is liable, it has no superior. While it is quite palatable even as ai bev< erage; it is speedy and powerful in its effects upon the aystem. In all cases of Diarrhoea, Dysentery, and the pervading fevers eonsequent upon exposure, the Bitters will be found inyalue ble as corrective: No man should enter upon the exposed camp life otf a miner without being provided with Hostetter’s preventive of stomach disease; nor shouldsany of those who are now engaged inthe oecupation, fail . to have recourse to the Bitters, Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere. HOSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, Fan Francisco. Se “*‘WATT’S NERVOUS ” ANTIDOTE,” A large supply just received and For sale by vm uy E. F. SPENCE STAGE LINE ! “R. W. LATTA, in the above line, and will run as follows : . da city, on haape mez Thursdays and Saturdays ,At 8 o’elock, A. M. Leaves Wiiahi én, very onda mesday, and pide. ” = — At 8 o’clock, A. M. BP oo ap Freight will be taken and ‘delivem despatch. promptness and R. W. LATTA ” Nevada, January 17th. Dancing . School. THE. ‘i tial whose i School opened in Ne. vadu on Sec sy 4 Evenn ing, Dee. 1 vites the attention of all who wish to acquire a correct gg: Baga von ees modern All Danees such as Quadrilies, Schottisches, Polkas, Maszourkas, Waltzes. ete quickly taught. The School for Gentlemen meets on Tuese day and Thursday Piveningy tow 716; to. 10 0’clock. Sh aaa ne eee afternoon from nts ‘Takes thie methed of informing the travelling public that he has purchased the entire interest of Hank u arterial blood, inéreasing the circulation, by _ is often achieved without some trouble in its -at~ tainment, and this rule applies to the recovery. _. of health. Principal office tirand¥cth Building New York.” WW. F,. BRANDRETH, Office at Crane &Suffcring from any of the Diseases ted up with all the modern ‘appliances and aide . Consultee __ . ding symptoms_and time. by letter, to the-Dis-—-— Washington, Alpha & Omega Leaves the National Exchange Hotel, Neva_ -H, C. DICKINSON: . a ee Fie em ve Se LOCA Siuice Ron night the wate thought he obs . He iriformed company, and at each end of the shafts to pr James Stewai were stationed nel. . The thie: 1 until 40’ cloc parties on gual his light until funnel, when — Stewart, who’ and the man watchmen cou _ ‘the rogue moa: __navy-revolver, ‘“}-—-any shot took « ties traced th yards by the b! old tunnel, a boxes was maz point all trace is supposed thi complice. It. any amalgam o: -ayere apparent “who were on game that they him until mo may have be > —-wound which ~ such an énterp: ——Later. the-trail of the and traeked . afternoon hea search by find Laird’s old dit ‘ A-man who res ~ Chinaman layj enquired what he was “mueh, the Celestial v a mile from th some amalgam The wound th: ‘was in the sid« undou btedly i; The Coron _ body, last,ever Narrow E Sangunetti, ag escaped drow! Several little: some forty fee & Co.’s new f boy was pushe companions. of water was . ~~over the dam . was carried o1 and over thet ‘teen feet. A zinger’s shoe cries of the chi dam and rescu though fifty fe ted among the He was ver gash was cut i: to the meuth. are not of a v a ~— NIcnots P of Nichols & about two mi yielding a han They commer a year and a sons it: was a __ seventy-two 1 _ out twenty-fis rich. Water “work in the s @ tunnel into the lead at a » the water. / completed th Mixers’ M miners of thi to'get up a C pose of cons miners. Son these matter: ~~“ thié County stances. . Pa at W. H. Cr: man’s saloon ip Two Mex ‘men were kil