October 11, 1864 (4 pages)

TUESDAY MORNING, ay i @or Presipenr, ABRAHAM LINCOLN. ‘ANDREW JOHNSON. Lh O “~~ _ ~-3CLECTORS: _ fs: J.G. MeCaLium, of El Dorado. MACLAY, of Santa Clara. W. Wi Crane, of A <9) Mx) ORRvtA. of Siakiyou, For! Con; a. ee For 8upervisor—Third District, ‘WH. MYDPNALD, of Columbia trii1, ee Political Notices, * HON. JOSKPH KUTE will address the citizens of Prenth Worral on Tuesday Evening, Col, Chas. James and Capt. John B. Frighte will sddreds the citizens of Grass Valley, October Sth. Nevada, Monday, October 16. Morth San Juan, Tuesday, Oct. 1th A Prornetic Voice.--When the people Bouth, led by infamous traitors, madly d into secension and war, when évery ege-of loynity to the government was _ drowned and those who dared ‘to express a love for the Union, were itrprisoned, driven from their homes or hung te the nearest “iggtree, ‘Alexander H. Stephens, as if by ins ‘tpiration, pictured so truthfully the desolatign. that should follow, that the speech might well'be taken for one delivered at the close of the wer . g ‘The speech alluded to wus deliveted before the Oonvention-catied in Georgia for the pure pose of ‘taking that State out ofthe Union. *Hoeaid« tu “When we and our posterity shall see our ‘ Bouth desolated by the demon of war which this act of yours will inevitubly invite and call forth; when our green fields of waving harvests ehall be trodden duwn by ‘the murderous svldiery and-fiery cur of war cweceinn, ver our land; our temples of justice in ashes; all the horrors gnd desolation of war upon us, who but this Convention will be beld responsible for it? aad who but him who shall have given bis vote for this unwise and ill-timed measure, ae E. honestly think and believe, shall be held te strietaccount for thie suicidal act by the present generation, and probably cursed and exettatell’ by posterity. for all edming time, fur the wide and, desulating ruin that will inevitably follow this act you now propowe io perpetrate?” =~ —. He kilew that’ wat would ‘follow secession, and forthe desolation he predicted it is -only necessary to glance-at the fields of Virginia, Georgian, Kentucky, ‘l'ennessee and Missouri. The firet partof the above pro. ' phecy has been literally fulfilled. Who doubts that the fatter will yet be tiade.good! “What reasovus can you give to the natone of the earth to justify it! They will be the calm and dehberate judges in the case ; an! to what cnuse or one evert act ou name? poiiton whichte rest the pleh OF Justification? Woat right has the North sevailed 1 What interest of the South hae been foveded 1 What justion hae been denied and Whit claim, futinded in justice and right. bas been wethbeld ? Con either you name. today ere Governmental act of wrong deliberately and purposely dune by the Ooaranin of Washington of which the Bouth hne a right to complain? 1 challenge the answer.” Tt ie nfact that not one was teund in that Convention to answer these question’.— No singl@ act of “wofriondly legislation, dro sinepeey’ we annwunged: by the Adminis: tration, Eieaiee to the interests of the pe Ouliar inetitutin of the South, had ever been delared by the people of the North.— An@ when that question Was asked by Stephene’ there was ho atewer, He then ehunciates the concessions made tothe South, The slave trade was’ kept’ Spen. for twenty yeats. The three-fiths representation of elavee in Congress waa yranted. A provision Was incorperated in the Cunstitution and étrengtbendd by a law of Congress fer the return. of fugitives slaves. Territory was added at the demand of the South ¢ : “When we have asked that more should be witled, that We might spread the imetatution of slavery, have they not yielded to our demands in giving ws Louteiana, Floris da and Texas—out of which four States have been carved, ond an ample. territory for four more, te be added in dtte. time, if you, hy this unwise, impolite act, do not destroy thie hupe, avd, perhaps. by it tose all, and have your nat slave wrenched from you hy eterm wflitary rule, ae South America and Mexico were, or by the vindictive decree vf 8 uni vereul ewancipatio, woich may reason ably be expected to follow.” “He, tn the above, saw in the step the South was avout tuking, the destruction of vie § terri tory . rights, the most just in its decisivns, . most lenient in ite measures, and the most . Seceasion of the ion by the South, “stero 10064 of mpbélfion. How prophetic Tis the langhage Bf the above extrset. He told the conspirators of Georgia that ade~ “reasonably be expected tu fellow” and it did follow and upon the South slone rests the responsibility. He concludes the speech ‘Pause vow, while. you can, gentlemen, . and cunitemplate carefully and caudidly these important itemeLeaving out of view for the présent, the countless millions of dollars You must expend in war with the North, with tens of slaia in sand offered up as sacrifices what, we ask again? Is it fur the overs and built up by their sweat aud blood, and founded on tae wroad principles of right, justice, and humanity? And, as such, I must declare here, as I have often done be— and wisest of stateswen and patriuts u this and other lands, that it ig the best and freest Government, the must equal in ie e inspiring in its prinerples to elevate the race of men, that the sua of Heaven ever shone upon Now; tor you to attempt vo overs throw such « Government as’ this, under which we bave lived for more than. three» quarters of 4 century—in. which we have gained. our wealth, our stauding as » nation, -our domestic sufety while the elements of peril are around us, with peace and tranquility, accompanied with unbounded prosperity and rights unassniled—is the madness, folly and wickedness, to which can neither lend my sanction nor my vote.” The truthfulness of the above prophetic words might well warrant the belief that it was history Instead of proplictic utterances. War, desolation, ruin etiiancipation, all predicted by St ed the laaus of the Sou the above spee demned by hia famous crime of the whole ’ uttering.the words of “truth and soberness,” he suffered himself to be swept by the mad ‘ current far from the path of duty and pamade bim @ man honored throughout the length and breadth of the laud, but his sub. sequent conduct gives the traitor's brand and Proves him ae angratelul villain. Let the trenson-spitting, copperhead sheets and speakers who ate prating absut the oppression of the Soath read the speech of Stephone. The copperheads of this Stute would do well to study. that speech. Let them take the language of Alexander Stephons to themselves with increased force. Li, na he says, the people of the South who took the rash step shell be “cursed and exverated by pusterity for ali cowng time," fur theit det, uw wucd fore tee! will it ‘be of the copperheads of the Northewhbo are twing the tinads ut the Gove rament. Who ute enjoying protection aud attempting the destruction ef the sativa, Who are pros loving the war and doubly inereasing tue horrors, tue desolation and the blood shed. pa ON Boru Sipes.—Lt seems that HonRufus E. Arick, Mayor of Virginia City, N. 'T., ie trying to eail under flags of differ. ent colors. He was first elected to the Mayoralty by @ combination of the Union and Democratic parties. He was elected to big present office on the Union ticket. — He was nominated by the copperheads at Carson the other day for Lieutenant ~Gorermor, and his name ison both the Lincela & Johnson awl McClellan Club liste in Virginian Sat! Atick is a nonbodysaurt-of‘-poltician, who, -between the svund, firm ground of the Union andthe alg rickety Copperhead craft, will sok through and bever be heard of more. : Why VALLANDIGHAM WAS NOT ARRESTED.—Schuyler Coltax, late Speaker of the Nouee of Representatives, made the follows ing statement in @ speech at Peru, Indiana: “When Vallandigham returned, it wag very natural that the first place he went to should be a Democratic Convention. He thought Lincoln would arrest him. Lincoln kuew the fact that at that time there was a secret organization in the Perwuca. the detaile of which he taay not have been familiar with ; but he Knew the intention wae to make Vailandigham’s arreat a pretext for lighting the torvh of civil war all over the Notthweat, Ratan to preserve the pence at your own Hotes, Linculy ed oF teturo of Vatludiytan.” al ae , Gr arpep —San Franciace ie vow guarded by 100 armed and érilled policemen, and 160 guldiets of the Provuat Guard.) 2 & 2&0 cs tfoy the ‘obligations: e t to/protect Mhe inéfituAE nian of strength” a of = yee sons sud brothers} ttle ‘upon the alter of your ambition—uud forthrow of the American’ Government, estat . ). dished by our common ancestry, cemented . fore, and which lias been repeated by the . height of . méneed an attack on Friday, bringing two triotiem. His Georgia speech would have . . By Telegra ee ~ PRR 1 lee DAILY. Biiwe sence ROE oR a qeidossietemiee oor=T a epee From the ‘‘Associated Press.’ a aalatea mantis a nomen temeensd — — The Latest Eastern News!!: hy i New York, Oct. 10th. Herald's special says Sheridan bus gainedanother victery over Lotigstreet. No -particulars. Richmond papers say all cadets at Military Institute over 18 years been ordered out and under 17 been requested to volunteer, Union forces burned the bridge over the Rapidan and are advaucing un Gordonsville. Trains from Richmond are running within mile and a half of Staunton. Wilmington papers skys enemy seems preparing attack on this place. Mobile advices says Forrest’ completely from Franklio, Tennessee, to Decatur: Alabama. Despatches froni Bristol, East Tenn., says Yankees retreated from: there toward Knoxe ville, in great confusion, after burning railroad bridge at Carter's Station. Federals oceupied Clintoo, Thursday, aftersevere en~ gagement with Scott. 8 Jeff. Davis has returned to Richmond. World's correspondent says Lee comivisions into action. He first attacked two rigades cavalry at intersection Darbytown and White Tavern road driving them back and captured nine guns. He then attacked Terry's division and wae sepuleed with heavy lees and pursued towards Richmond antil Gold, 200. enthusiastic crowd listened to .Col. James and other speakers, Inet evening, A band of music and‘the Glee Club wete-aleo on hand.’ We will gite-m inure extended ‘ac countvet the meeting in to-morrow's paper A copperhead entered Dave Stoule’s, in Petaluma, other day and called for an eyes opener. “Wilf you ‘have bitters with it?” itquired Dave, with one of bie’ blandest smiles. “Bitterat .Nod ant’, MeClolian’s Bowmination is betters eoougl te laet me for & year or two.” LLL, Arrivais at the National Exchange Hetel, BROAD STRBKT.,.. NEVADA CITY LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors, SATURDAY. October-&tb. B Bourn San Francisco J Miliebell Penn Valley J Lyweh do TT Manchester Hen Pas ‘A Weaver to R Edwatds D Sill Virginia ‘M Henderson Grasse V RK St do J Grant do J Timmons do P Nicolish de D Buck do RK Glasson “do F Carter do =P Huntley do M Ball do Joho Kodda do J Galliger do K whitaker do A Cooper fo. N Daye. du J Moore , do M Blate Birchville’ M Callan do G Armer Blue Tent P Corcoran Placerville M McLeod San Juan Barnett “orest Mill K williams J Smith H Haffman do Bush Red P Boban Kurka ¢ M Kirkpatrick do DL Jones Port w-ne K Trmpkine & w Beary J Rookerty Moores . F Kimmill Marysville H Warner Sardine Val T Holmes You Bet H willets Dutch Flat K Hagerty Moores K Rabb Selby Fiat G ve bet Gold Flat H Parker Nevada J Ralridge do H Ksters do RK Van Loan Sogygeville V Hutchine do . Keniston Nevada G Hute!:inson do H Fleming Selby: Fiat P Donahoe deo ; obs SUNDAY, October 9th. Mra Grantley Virginia 7 K Beans Bear Vali A Kennesiet! * "Go Be. Guntow ST do Olline & w io Beck & w Moores H Alexaader 4 B Bakesia p 4 ¢ . Ht fa a L Lewis » wheeler Ww Me Riel Jones Bar . © Gram Sacramento Calderwood Jotim Baacley Nevada GB low Gold Fiat V Hutchins do ——-R Taylor. Birchvil » M Ven Loam Soggaville T Coserty do M Henderson San Jtan-R Barrett Forest oity R Chadwick do = G_ Kopp Grasa Valley R Sewett Marysville The Plate to buy FINE HAVANA ‘CIGARS! } —~ONE«B1T APIBCE!. A, ROSENTHAL'S, Ou Pine street, next dyor to Hone & Co, oa ‘ 2 — se Dory Maxime , Reatet Peter — . Dogel John * Stephens Wm T . Fadow HBL Sweetland James O Pee Ubariey Tessen C destroyed the Alabama & Tennessee R. R. . wi ‘. mature, will de well to call Mketina Last Nigur.—A lerge and . ‘Cléthes Made. Cleaned and ba dress the citizens of French Corral this eves Bicg. Het @rery Union m4 : aw TAI G .UNCLAIME R= at Nevada city; October oe a fre colied for vithia = ght they er ee. a ee Pei. Blight Capt John S Jackson Andrew Bosquet Toussaint Jeffery Andrew “Call Christo pher G. va 3, Reo ee Cooper Miss Mary McGraugh Joh — Curnin Jimes M MePherson J C Feeley Jobo“ Weich Henry ‘FrankhicRJ M Wilson Suith W FRUIT . FRUIT . °FRUIT 1 _._ Albert Briggs, —__. ow in : ® of Nevada Ww ederim ot ahr g Mf col 7s Broad Street, opposite the National Exchange, and Commercial St, next to Baruh’s Store, The best Apples, Grapes; Péard and M#s0 4 Fruits ia season. ; VEGETABLES. He has always om hand a fail stpply of Vegetables fresh from the garden. Prices verylow and everything of the best uality, The patromrge of the publicis respectully solicited. ; 0 ses oh 59 ae _ SPECIAL NOTICES: wast oye pmeeteatine --We vie to call the vs a ee Ten, tat advertisement of the E ncropettie natitute of San Francisco, to be found elséwhere in our ad. vertising columns. ‘ ; The mode of treatment at this Institute is different from that pursued at any other medical establishment hos Pacific coast No PoisonOUS DEUGR ARE Tent Ci -_ Dr. J. H. joseerr a the Résidént Constltth Physician, has been connected with the Iretitute for five years, and bears a very high reputation asa sician. ; His success In the treatment of diseases of 2 PRIVATE NATURE during the past four years, has driven nearly all the quacks with which that city ly abo dtd 4 oe Persons er upon Dr. JesseLYnN. who is always ready te give hie advice GRATIS to.those who may wish to consult him, au 18-tf A Great etyOne of tite greatest chemical discoveries of modern times is Watt's NERVOUS ANTIDOTE. This medicine is perfectly harmless in ite effects, but at the same time acts 80 powerfully upon the nervous system that the worst cases of nervous disorders are eouigictety cured in a very short time. For os. sale by M. LEVEY, Nevada, we Pd Wonders uever cease! A Genuine Vegetable mistress is at last giybeopeel (Beye ee With Lodine } we) bespeak ior i oes tan tog It wppeare to » +" ee vol the Agent sends a civesiag gly sin ts to tian who may de one to fnew ite comb a7 hg It is found in another column Le Doyen»’ Sarsaparilia, Yellow Dock amt lodine Alterative. Adam’s German Tonic Aromatic Bitters. These Bitters have been extensively used In this State for the U ars, and has been improved upon 2 have reached a degree of excellence unsurpassed by any other Bittersjn the market. rangements of the Stomach gee omwhen the system in and digestive or has been; redecetl valid will. find pice B.tiere not geiz guites to the taste, but ofe of most valuable auxiliaties fop a speed) and permanent restoration to health and st th. Price 50 cents per buctle. For sale all Druggists and Grocers ” aep30 To all whom it may concern. HEREAS, on the 28th day of A. D. 1864, Hon. A.C. Niles, County Judge of Nevada county, California, did make an order upon the application of fifty-one persons resi ding at Moore's Flat in couaty of Nevada, that William M. Beck, of said Moore’s Fiat. o 8 buok in whieh he shall enter the nomes of t persons volunteering for the purpose of forming a Volunteer Military Company on said Moore's Flat, and for the purpose of organizing the same. Now. therefore notice is iv: en that the said meeting wil: be held for the purpose above named at the office of John Caldwell on said Moore’s Flat, on SATURDAY the th day of Octoher,4. D. 1864, at Wa he ha Moore's Flat, et. 4th. ees ai Fer Sale. hs eects cane ee 6 family—w 8 to of t vided ONE-HALF of the : Mining Ground known as “Beck & Mickey's Diggings, situated on Moore’s Flat, Nevada Co, For particulars refer to GEO. C. POWERS, at Lake City or to the undersi at his residence Moore's Nevada sounty ‘Cal! __ bei 124 WM. M. BECK. REPAIRED, KELLINER,T » No. 47 I 8 Glaf street, is ‘ tke ev of Geatiemen’s ts on the Retice and at the lowest rates. ‘ elcaned and made as good ns Exery garment worn put in complete order.— Give me a call. $100 REW : I WILL PAY theavove sum of One Hundred » in American gold coi. for the arrest et nmeaion ef the ema : who eet tire Dwel Ouse Barn, ted near Nowth + Nev god the of Moncay the 29th of ‘, oi PATRICK #ARRALL. » Z. P. DAVIS, the appii-7 i ‘9 obtain any of these letters, t of ‘the listand pay one cent for adver DIA RR AN er &. FELLERS, evers, over-exertion or from. other causes. the ence a Spray teen a do werk i uemithing, Leoek-rez é tice _ M. J. HYDELIFF, wou inform the citizens of You the adjoining mining towns that opened a new store at the ebove-place-whire wilkalways keepon hand the best of Graceries, ‘ Liquors, . Boots and Shoes, . Hardware, ied All of which will be sold ‘My store at Red will, as heretofore be supplied with everything in the above Iine.— Persons in want bofing Aon. yn the Gri * Goods, or Hardware line will find it to their advantage to eall at either of my st Cheap for Cash. M.J. You Bet, July 19th—tf BENEFIT BALL Wednesday, Oat. 26th, wane D. 8 #8 f all HYDELIFF. . a rae ; AT HAMILTON HAL GRASS VALLE ¥ ~—ToO— PROTECTION ‘HOSE_CO.NO-1. — COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. Aaron Hioper, C.W. Smith. John C. Goad, Jno. P. Skelton, H. J. Snow. a TICKETS FIVE DOLLARS > D. W. HARRIER’S STAGE AND EXPRESS LINE > , Witf leave Nevada Monday, Wediesday 6 and Fridays at 7 A. M. for Meore’s Woolsey’s and Orleans Fiats, } “ake City and Né?th Bloomfield. Returning Will leave Moore’s Flat at 7 A. x. on alternate days, arriving at Nevada at 12 w. xpress will leave daily. Th> greatest care and attention will be given tothe Express department. and au a entrusted to this line will be promptly a to hae oi Bs A. A. MULLOY, ny 94 Officé—Crawford’s Bookstore, corner ne & Commercial streets, Nevada. it ae T. W. MINTY RE. DRS, FELLERS & MeINTYRE, SURGEON DENTISTS, Over Johnson & Co’s store. «ooes Mill street, Grass Valley. And south-east.corner Kidd & Xo Baiting eatrance on Broad street, Nevada. One of the above firm can at all times belound . at their office in Nevada ciy. ‘Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver and Vuleanite erations: Pye otaus for the. , ler ~~ ve i. cay ceunty and for t ang 4 ged in vaults of Court House, y the Board of Supervise day in November, 1864. info a es sper WM. BETTIS. at the: ‘ order of the Roard of 8 visors. ~ 07, RK. H. FARQUHAR, County Clerk. , Fors 1! CANDIES !1 CIGARSI! TOBACCO!! CUTLERY, &<¢. A. ROSENTHAL, Wer inform the peopie of Neveda that he has parehased the stock and trade of Eugene Scolari and will keep om hand old stand, on as * —— Pine Street, next door to 8. Maas&Co_ : A large and Well selected stock of DIES, FRUIT, CIGARS, PIPES, TOBACCO, &e. &e. = By strict aticution to basimess, fair dealing an always welling superior ods at great bar~ ~ ins he hopes to reeeive a ral share of pubie patronage. > sepas PUBLIC SPEAKING. . UNION. MEETINGS ! ; RALLY1t RALLY I? RALLY OLONEL CHARLES JAME PT. 2OUN BPRISBIE wilt wire the SEE of Nevada county. in of the Governmentor United States, at the followbeg times and North San Juan, Tuesday, Oct, 11th. Frieuds in the names will make proper ~ Yq peaking’ will be in the even. ‘8 audiences meet distinguished reution ca A. Tv eRYAne Chairman Union State Central Com, Chas. Westmoreland, Sec. : 3 Cc. M, BATES, PHYS TICIAN. Office on Pine street. next door to J. Mi "es Drug Store, in the Masonic building. , ali Nevada City Wuter Works. ONSUMERS of water are hereby noti that the supply ig very limited, and anlebs ont . all unneces wae is dis with, will not be camctent for ea Sarpoaee pe. ies are requested to desist from street ‘ ic and a. @ 2 1864. CHARLES MARSH. : Proprietor. = the Ola’ re, oh Broud ana . has i CHILDREN’S TOXS, CUTLERX, CAN * . Tespec ‘on Fr of a bs are ‘lo ton. . purpo the ex ‘him ee ~ was ol cured life wa day las Unt & mee! purpos Club. called t Revert! Dusen, J. Moc was ap ent or ferty n next Sx leat be; confide ehe bea aext N. Ken the arn the cor persons obtain 1 * oa Liew place. Cica Havana street, ¢ bit apie thiapla custom Ros! Ferd, o few day amount. ed bya cles we! need cle Dist ale. Bu Each pa Retu returned residing: the Oak! Miss _ speak he ‘eubject, next Pre Reca recruitin has been quarters THe H letter wi of the M. Emerpre of the t cvanecte “From Don Pla Gonzales. Fund: Dear § with the : tion ; and legal mea itary Fur paueAm. Lipeola : and Vice the elects try, as th inate succ and to th: out ultin: San Fr Fraxk ington’s 1 heb bad o rope, Dr. Engli#h » the fellov British 1 whose be: mutest cu ambassadc drank—*) steady, ch mations ; » Making t Frankiio . nified sim —the Jos meen to .

TUESDAY MORNING, ay i @or Presipenr, ABRAHAM LINCOLN. ‘ANDREW JOHNSON. Lh O “~~ _ ~-3CLECTORS: _ fs: J.G. MeCaLium, of El Dorado. MACLAY, of Santa Clara. W. Wi Crane, of A <9) Mx) ORRvtA. of Siakiyou, For! Con; a. ee For 8upervisor—Third District, ‘WH. MYDPNALD, of Columbia trii1, ee Political Notices, * HON. JOSKPH KUTE will address the citizens of Prenth Worral on Tuesday Evening, Col, Chas. James and Capt. John B. Frighte will sddreds the citizens of Grass Valley, October Sth. Nevada, Monday, October 16. Morth San Juan, Tuesday, Oct. 1th A Prornetic Voice.--When the people Bouth, led by infamous traitors, madly d into secension and war, when évery ege-of loynity to the government was _ drowned and those who dared ‘to express a love for the Union, were itrprisoned, driven from their homes or hung te the nearest “iggtree, ‘Alexander H. Stephens, as if by ins ‘tpiration, pictured so truthfully the desolatign. that should follow, that the speech might well'be taken for one delivered at the close of the wer . g ‘The speech alluded to wus deliveted before the Oonvention-catied in Georgia for the pure pose of ‘taking that State out ofthe Union. *Hoeaid« tu “When we and our posterity shall see our ‘ Bouth desolated by the demon of war which this act of yours will inevitubly invite and call forth; when our green fields of waving harvests ehall be trodden duwn by ‘the murderous svldiery and-fiery cur of war cweceinn, ver our land; our temples of justice in ashes; all the horrors gnd desolation of war upon us, who but this Convention will be beld responsible for it? aad who but him who shall have given bis vote for this unwise and ill-timed measure, ae E. honestly think and believe, shall be held te strietaccount for thie suicidal act by the present generation, and probably cursed and exettatell’ by posterity. for all edming time, fur the wide and, desulating ruin that will inevitably follow this act you now propowe io perpetrate?” =~ —. He kilew that’ wat would ‘follow secession, and forthe desolation he predicted it is -only necessary to glance-at the fields of Virginia, Georgian, Kentucky, ‘l'ennessee and Missouri. The firet partof the above pro. ' phecy has been literally fulfilled. Who doubts that the fatter will yet be tiade.good! “What reasovus can you give to the natone of the earth to justify it! They will be the calm and dehberate judges in the case ; an! to what cnuse or one evert act ou name? poiiton whichte rest the pleh OF Justification? Woat right has the North sevailed 1 What interest of the South hae been foveded 1 What justion hae been denied and Whit claim, futinded in justice and right. bas been wethbeld ? Con either you name. today ere Governmental act of wrong deliberately and purposely dune by the Ooaranin of Washington of which the Bouth hne a right to complain? 1 challenge the answer.” Tt ie nfact that not one was teund in that Convention to answer these question’.— No singl@ act of “wofriondly legislation, dro sinepeey’ we annwunged: by the Adminis: tration, Eieaiee to the interests of the pe Ouliar inetitutin of the South, had ever been delared by the people of the North.— An@ when that question Was asked by Stephene’ there was ho atewer, He then ehunciates the concessions made tothe South, The slave trade was’ kept’ Spen. for twenty yeats. The three-fiths representation of elavee in Congress waa yranted. A provision Was incorperated in the Cunstitution and étrengtbendd by a law of Congress fer the return. of fugitives slaves. Territory was added at the demand of the South ¢ : “When we have asked that more should be witled, that We might spread the imetatution of slavery, have they not yielded to our demands in giving ws Louteiana, Floris da and Texas—out of which four States have been carved, ond an ample. territory for four more, te be added in dtte. time, if you, hy this unwise, impolite act, do not destroy thie hupe, avd, perhaps. by it tose all, and have your nat slave wrenched from you hy eterm wflitary rule, ae South America and Mexico were, or by the vindictive decree vf 8 uni vereul ewancipatio, woich may reason ably be expected to follow.” “He, tn the above, saw in the step the South was avout tuking, the destruction of vie § terri tory . rights, the most just in its decisivns, . most lenient in ite measures, and the most . Seceasion of the ion by the South, “stero 10064 of mpbélfion. How prophetic Tis the langhage Bf the above extrset. He told the conspirators of Georgia that ade~ “reasonably be expected tu fellow” and it did follow and upon the South slone rests the responsibility. He concludes the speech ‘Pause vow, while. you can, gentlemen, . and cunitemplate carefully and caudidly these important itemeLeaving out of view for the présent, the countless millions of dollars You must expend in war with the North, with tens of slaia in sand offered up as sacrifices what, we ask again? Is it fur the overs and built up by their sweat aud blood, and founded on tae wroad principles of right, justice, and humanity? And, as such, I must declare here, as I have often done be— and wisest of stateswen and patriuts u this and other lands, that it ig the best and freest Government, the must equal in ie e inspiring in its prinerples to elevate the race of men, that the sua of Heaven ever shone upon Now; tor you to attempt vo overs throw such « Government as’ this, under which we bave lived for more than. three» quarters of 4 century—in. which we have gained. our wealth, our stauding as » nation, -our domestic sufety while the elements of peril are around us, with peace and tranquility, accompanied with unbounded prosperity and rights unassniled—is the madness, folly and wickedness, to which can neither lend my sanction nor my vote.” The truthfulness of the above prophetic words might well warrant the belief that it was history Instead of proplictic utterances. War, desolation, ruin etiiancipation, all predicted by St ed the laaus of the Sou the above spee demned by hia famous crime of the whole ’ uttering.the words of “truth and soberness,” he suffered himself to be swept by the mad ‘ current far from the path of duty and pamade bim @ man honored throughout the length and breadth of the laud, but his sub. sequent conduct gives the traitor's brand and Proves him ae angratelul villain. Let the trenson-spitting, copperhead sheets and speakers who ate prating absut the oppression of the Soath read the speech of Stephone. The copperheads of this Stute would do well to study. that speech. Let them take the language of Alexander Stephons to themselves with increased force. Li, na he says, the people of the South who took the rash step shell be “cursed and exverated by pusterity for ali cowng time," fur theit det, uw wucd fore tee! will it ‘be of the copperheads of the Northewhbo are twing the tinads ut the Gove rament. Who ute enjoying protection aud attempting the destruction ef the sativa, Who are pros loving the war and doubly inereasing tue horrors, tue desolation and the blood shed. pa ON Boru Sipes.—Lt seems that HonRufus E. Arick, Mayor of Virginia City, N. 'T., ie trying to eail under flags of differ. ent colors. He was first elected to the Mayoralty by @ combination of the Union and Democratic parties. He was elected to big present office on the Union ticket. — He was nominated by the copperheads at Carson the other day for Lieutenant ~Gorermor, and his name ison both the Lincela & Johnson awl McClellan Club liste in Virginian Sat! Atick is a nonbodysaurt-of‘-poltician, who, -between the svund, firm ground of the Union andthe alg rickety Copperhead craft, will sok through and bever be heard of more. : Why VALLANDIGHAM WAS NOT ARRESTED.—Schuyler Coltax, late Speaker of the Nouee of Representatives, made the follows ing statement in @ speech at Peru, Indiana: “When Vallandigham returned, it wag very natural that the first place he went to should be a Democratic Convention. He thought Lincoln would arrest him. Lincoln kuew the fact that at that time there was a secret organization in the Perwuca. the detaile of which he taay not have been familiar with ; but he Knew the intention wae to make Vailandigham’s arreat a pretext for lighting the torvh of civil war all over the Notthweat, Ratan to preserve the pence at your own Hotes, Linculy ed oF teturo of Vatludiytan.” al ae , Gr arpep —San Franciace ie vow guarded by 100 armed and érilled policemen, and 160 guldiets of the Provuat Guard.) 2 & 2&0 cs tfoy the ‘obligations: e t to/protect Mhe inéfituAE nian of strength” a of = yee sons sud brothers} ttle ‘upon the alter of your ambition—uud forthrow of the American’ Government, estat . ). dished by our common ancestry, cemented . fore, and which lias been repeated by the . height of . méneed an attack on Friday, bringing two triotiem. His Georgia speech would have . . By Telegra ee ~ PRR 1 lee DAILY. Biiwe sence ROE oR a qeidossietemiee oor=T a epee From the ‘‘Associated Press.’ a aalatea mantis a nomen temeensd — — The Latest Eastern News!!: hy i New York, Oct. 10th. Herald's special says Sheridan bus gainedanother victery over Lotigstreet.. No -particulars. Richmond papers say all cadets at Military Institute over 18 years been ordered out and under 17 been requested to volunteer, Union forces burned the bridge over the Rapidan and are advaucing un Gordonsville. Trains from Richmond are running within mile and a half of Staunton. Wilmington papers skys enemy seems preparing attack on this place. Mobile advices says Forrest’ completely from Franklio, Tennessee, to Decatur: Alabama. Despatches froni Bristol, East Tenn., says Yankees retreated from: there toward Knoxe ville, in great confusion, after burning railroad bridge at Carter's Station. Federals oceupied Clintoo, Thursday, aftersevere en~ gagement with Scott. 8 Jeff. Davis has returned to Richmond. World's correspondent says Lee comivisions into action. He first attacked two rigades cavalry at intersection Darbytown and White Tavern road driving them back and captured nine guns. He then attacked Terry's division and wae sepuleed with heavy lees and pursued towards Richmond antil Gold, 200. enthusiastic crowd listened to .Col. James and other speakers, Inet evening, A band of music and‘the Glee Club wete-aleo on hand.’ We will gite-m inure extended ‘ac countvet the meeting in to-morrow's paper A copperhead entered Dave Stoule’s, in Petaluma, other day and called for an eyes opener. “Wilf you ‘have bitters with it?” itquired Dave, with one of bie’ blandest smiles. “Bitterat .Nod ant’, MeClolian’s Bowmination is betters eoougl te laet me for & year or two.” LLL, Arrivais at the National Exchange Hetel, BROAD STRBKT..,.... NEVADA CITY LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors, SATURDAY. October-&tb. B Bourn San Francisco J Miliebell Penn Valley J Lyweh do TT Manchester Hen Pas ‘A Weaver to R Edwatds D Sill Virginia ‘M Henderson Grasse V RK St do J Grant do J Timmons do P Nicolish de D Buck do RK Glasson “do F Carter do =P Huntley do M Ball do Joho Kodda do J Galliger do K whitaker do A Cooper fo. N Daye. du J Moore , do M Blate Birchville’ M Callan do G Armer Blue Tent P Corcoran Placerville M McLeod San Juan Barnett “orest Mill K williams J Smith H Haffman do Bush Red P Boban Kurka ¢ M Kirkpatrick do DL Jones Port w-ne K Trmpkine & w Beary J Rookerty Moores . F Kimmill Marysville H Warner Sardine Val T Holmes You Bet H willets Dutch Flat K Hagerty Moores K Rabb Selby Fiat G ve bet Gold Flat H Parker Nevada J Ralridge do H Ksters do RK Van Loan Sogygeville V Hutchine do . Keniston Nevada G Hute!:inson do H Fleming Selby: Fiat P Donahoe deo ; obs SUNDAY, October 9th. Mra Grantley Virginia 7 K Beans Bear Vali A Kennesiet! * "Go Be. Guntow ST do Olline & w io Beck & w Moores H Alexaader 4 B Bakesia p 4 ¢ . Ht fa a L Lewis » wheeler Ww Me Riel Jones Bar . © Gram Sacramento Calderwood Jotim Baacley Nevada GB low Gold Fiat V Hutchins do ——-R Taylor. Birchvil » M Ven Loam Soggaville T Coserty do M Henderson San Jtan-R Barrett Forest oity R Chadwick do = G_ Kopp Grasa Valley R Sewett Marysville The Plate to buy FINE HAVANA ‘CIGARS! } —~ONE«B1T APIBCE!. A, ROSENTHAL'S, Ou Pine street, next dyor to Hone & Co, oa ‘ 2 — se Dory Maxime , Reatet Peter — . Dogel John * Stephens Wm T . Fadow HBL Sweetland James O Pee Ubariey Tessen C destroyed the Alabama & Tennessee R. R. . wi ‘. mature, will de well to call Mketina Last Nigur.—A lerge and . ‘Cléthes Made. Cleaned and ba dress the citizens of French Corral this eves Bicg. Het @rery Union m4 : aw TAI G .UNCLAIME R= at Nevada city; October oe a fre colied for vithia = ght they er ee.

a ee Pei. Blight Capt John S Jackson Andrew Bosquet Toussaint Jeffery Andrew “Call Christo pher G. va 3, Reo ee Cooper Miss Mary McGraugh Joh — Curnin Jimes M MePherson J C Feeley Jobo“ Weich Henry ‘FrankhicRJ M Wilson Suith W FRUIT . FRUIT . °FRUIT 1 _._ Albert Briggs, —__. ow in : ® of Nevada Ww ederim ot ahr g Mf col 7s Broad Street, opposite the National Exchange, and Commercial St, next to Baruh’s Store, The best Apples, Grapes; Péard and M#s0 4 Fruits ia season. ; VEGETABLES. He has always om hand a fail stpply of Vegetables fresh from the garden. Prices verylow and everything of the best uality, The patromrge of the publicis respectully solicited. ; 0 ses oh 59 ae _ SPECIAL NOTICES: wast oye pmeeteatine --We vie to call the vs a ee Ten, tat advertisement of the E ncropettie natitute of San Francisco, to be found elséwhere in our ad.. vertising columns. ‘ ; The mode of treatment at this Institute is different from that pursued at any other medical establishment hos Pacific coast No PoisonOUS DEUGR ARE Tent Ci -_ Dr. J. H. joseerr a the Résidént Constltth Physician, has been connected with the Iretitute for five years, and bears a very high reputation asa sician. ; His success In the treatment of diseases of 2 PRIVATE NATURE during the past four years, has driven nearly all the quacks with which that city ly abo dtd 4 oe Persons er upon Dr. JesseLYnN. who is always ready te give hie advice GRATIS to.those who may wish to consult him, au 18-tf A Great etyOne of tite greatest chemical discoveries of modern times is Watt's NERVOUS ANTIDOTE. This medicine is perfectly harmless in ite effects, but at the same time acts 80 powerfully upon the nervous system that the worst cases of nervous disorders are eouigictety cured in a very short time. For os. sale by M. LEVEY, Nevada, we Pd Wonders uever cease! A Genuine Vegetable mistress is at last giybeopeel (Beye ee With Lodine } we) bespeak ior i oes tan tog It wppeare to » +" ee vol the Agent sends a civesiag gly sin ts to tian who may de one to fnew ite comb a7 hg It is found in another column Le Doyen»’ Sarsaparilia, Yellow Dock amt lodine Alterative. Adam’s German Tonic Aromatic Bitters. These Bitters have been extensively used In this State for the U ars, and has been improved upon 2 have reached a degree of excellence unsurpassed by any other Bittersjn the market. rangements of the Stomach gee omwhen the system in and digestive or has been; redecetl valid will. find pice B.tiere not geiz guites to the taste, but ofe of most valuable auxiliaties fop a speed) and permanent restoration to health and st th. Price 50 cents per buctle. For sale all Druggists and Grocers ” aep30 To all whom it may concern. HEREAS, on the 28th day of A. D. 1864, Hon. A.C. Niles, County Judge of Nevada county, California, did make an order upon the application of fifty-one persons resi ding at Moore's Flat in couaty of Nevada, that William M. Beck, of said Moore’s Fiat. o 8 buok in whieh he shall enter the nomes of t persons volunteering for the purpose of forming a Volunteer Military Company on said Moore's Flat, and for the purpose of organizing the same. Now. therefore notice is iv: en that the said meeting wil: be held for the purpose above named at the office of John Caldwell on said Moore’s Flat, on SATURDAY the th day of Octoher,4. D. 1864, at Wa he ha Moore's Flat, et. 4th. ees ai Fer Sale. hs eects cane ee 6 family—w 8 to of t vided ONE-HALF of the : Mining Ground known as “Beck & Mickey's Diggings, situated on Moore’s Flat, Nevada Co, For particulars refer to GEO. C. POWERS, at Lake City or to the undersi at his residence Moore's Nevada sounty ‘Cal! __ bei 124 WM. M. BECK. REPAIRED, KELLINER,T » No. 47 I 8 Glaf street, is ‘ tke ev of Geatiemen’s ts on the Retice and at the lowest rates. ‘ elcaned and made as good ns Exery garment worn put in complete order.— Give me a call. $100 REW : I WILL PAY theavove sum of One Hundred » in American gold coi. for the arrest et nmeaion ef the ema : who eet tire Dwel Ouse Barn, ted near Nowth + Nev god the of Moncay the 29th of ‘, oi PATRICK #ARRALL. » Z. P. DAVIS, the appii-7 i ‘9 obtain any of these letters, t of ‘the listand pay one cent for adver DIA RR AN er &. FELLERS, evers, over-exertion or from. other causes. the ence a Spray teen a do werk i uemithing, Leoek-rez é tice _ M. J. HYDELIFF, wou inform the citizens of You the adjoining mining towns that opened a new store at the ebove-place-whire wilkalways keepon hand the best of Graceries, ‘ Liquors, . Boots and Shoes, . Hardware, ied All of which will be sold ‘My store at Red will, as heretofore be supplied with everything in the above Iine.— Persons in want bofing Aon. yn the Gri * Goods, or Hardware line will find it to their advantage to eall at either of my st Cheap for Cash. M.J. You Bet, July 19th—tf BENEFIT BALL Wednesday, Oat. 26th, wane D. 8 #8 f all HYDELIFF. . a rae ; AT HAMILTON HAL GRASS VALLE ¥ ~—ToO— PROTECTION ‘HOSE_CO.NO-1. — COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. Aaron Hioper, C.W. Smith. John C. Goad, Jno. P. Skelton, H. J. Snow. a TICKETS FIVE DOLLARS > D. W. HARRIER’S STAGE AND EXPRESS LINE > , Witf leave Nevada Monday, Wediesday 6 and Fridays at 7 A. M. for Meore’s Woolsey’s and Orleans Fiats, } “ake City and Né?th Bloomfield. Returning Will leave Moore’s Flat at 7 A. x. on alternate days, arriving at Nevada at 12 w. xpress will leave daily. Th> greatest care and attention will be given tothe Express department. and au a entrusted to this line will be promptly a to hae oi Bs A. A. MULLOY, ny 94 Officé—Crawford’s Bookstore, corner ne & Commercial streets, Nevada. it ae T. W. MINTY RE. DRS, FELLERS & MeINTYRE, SURGEON DENTISTS, Over Johnson & Co’s store. «ooes Mill street, Grass Valley. And south-east.corner Kidd & Xo Baiting eatrance on Broad street, Nevada. One of the above firm can at all times belound . at their office in Nevada ciy. ‘Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver and Vuleanite erations: Pye otaus for the. , ler ~~ ve i. cay ceunty and for t ang 4 ged in vaults of Court House, y the Board of Supervise day in November, 1864. info a es sper WM. BETTIS. at the: ‘ order of the Roard of 8 visors. ~ 07, RK. H. FARQUHAR, County Clerk. , Fors 1! CANDIES !1 CIGARSI! TOBACCO!! CUTLERY, &<¢. A. ROSENTHAL, Wer inform the peopie of Neveda that he has parehased the stock and trade of Eugene Scolari and will keep om hand old stand, on as * —— Pine Street, next door to 8. Maas&Co_ : A large and Well selected stock of DIES, FRUIT, CIGARS, PIPES, TOBACCO, &e. &e. = By strict aticution to basimess, fair dealing an always welling superior ods at great bar~ ~ ins he hopes to reeeive a ral share of pubie patronage. > sepas PUBLIC SPEAKING. . UNION. MEETINGS ! ; RALLY1t RALLY I? RALLY OLONEL CHARLES JAME PT. 2OUN BPRISBIE wilt wire the SEE of Nevada county. in of the Governmentor United States, at the followbeg times and North San Juan, Tuesday, Oct, 11th. Frieuds in the names will make proper ~ Yq peaking’ will be in the even. ‘8 audiences meet distinguished reution ca A. Tv eRYAne Chairman Union State Central Com, Chas. Westmoreland, Sec. : 3 Cc. M, BATES, PHYS TICIAN. Office on Pine street. next door to J. Mi "es Drug Store, in the Masonic building. , ali Nevada City Wuter Works. ONSUMERS of water are hereby noti that the supply ig very limited, and anlebs ont . all unneces wae is dis with, will not be camctent for ea Sarpoaee pe. ies are requested to desist from street ‘ ic and a. @ 2 1864. CHARLES MARSH. : Proprietor. = the Ola’ re, oh Broud ana . has i CHILDREN’S TOXS, CUTLERX, CAN * . Tespec ‘on Fr of a bs are ‘lo ton. . purpo the ex ‘him ee ~ was ol cured life wa day las Unt & mee! purpos Club. called t Revert! Dusen, J. Moc was ap ent or ferty n next Sx leat be; confide ehe bea aext N. Ken the arn the cor persons obtain 1 * oa Liew place. Cica Havana street, ¢ bit apie thiapla custom Ros! Ferd, o few day amount. ed bya cles we! need cle Dist ale. Bu Each pa Retu returned residing: the Oak! Miss _ speak he ‘eubject, next Pre Reca recruitin has been quarters THe H letter wi of the M. Emerpre of the t cvanecte “From Don Pla Gonzales. Fund: Dear § with the : tion ; and legal mea itary Fur paueAm. Lipeola : and Vice the elects try, as th inate succ and to th: out ultin: San Fr Fraxk ington’s 1 heb bad o rope, Dr. Engli#h » the fellov British 1 whose be: mutest cu ambassadc drank—*) steady, ch mations ; » Making t Frankiio . nified sim —the Jos meen to .