September 28, 1864 (4 pages)

, WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 26ti. and poverty of a city cellar, nor in the dark~ is the imperative duty ofall patriots to etund — t “! — FOR PRESIDENT, ri -° "FOR VICE PRESIDENT. ' “ANDREW JOHNSON. ELECTORS : J.G. MeCALLum, of El Dorado. §. Braynan, of San Francisco. @. MACLAY, of Santa Clara. «+ W. Ceane ¥: LIVER, of iekiyou. For Congress. , rst District—D. 0. McRure. : + —Wi. HIGBY. Third * —«JoOWN BIDWELL. ¥or Supervisor—Third District, wha, McDONALD, of Columbia Hill, Political bag otices HON. W. HIGBY, Union cmdidate-for Congress, and HON. W, W, CRANE, can. didate for Elector, will address the citizeas of Nevada county, as follows : ~ 9 Nevada, Monday, Oct. 3d. . North San Jaan, Tuesday, Oct. 4th. Grass Valley, Wednesday, Oct. 5th. Dory or Parriors.—There never was & time, in any country or in any age, since the id-began, which called sv loudly and earnes y for true patriotism ns does the present day. Nowhere in history, filled as it is with perpetual surprises, can you find a’ polot around whieh revolved and clasteted so many important events, no one age 80 pregnant with. interests vital to mankind, in every sphere, as citizens of a common couns try, component parts of society in its social, political, moral and business life, as the present. To few meirin any time does it ever become a duty to bear: arms and to sacrifice life in a great canse; to fewer still to fight fora cause in which they. haven common, personal interest, and to very few to become in any sense the defenders of the _ free and the liberators—of the -enslaved.— Bat in the contest in which we are engaged there is nota man in the country between the great Northern Bay and the Southern Gulf, between the Atlantic and Pacific shores, however poor, humble, or obscure, but has an interest in upholding the flag and in the preservation of the Union.— There is no man amid the filth and dirt est shaft of an uncertain mine, but ‘who has, consciously or unconsciously, a greater in. terest.in the welfare of this country than he har in the meagre income of bie trade or in the gold which he seeks. There is'no cape italist whose ships plow the waves and ‘whose merchandize fills the land but has a greater interest in the Government than he has in money or trade. There is no profes. sional man but whose interests are myste~« riously but certainly interwoven with the well being of the land in which he livea.— There is no woman whose. interest in her country is equalled by anything but her ins terest in those she loves and the children who climb her knees. If our fathers were aroused first to determined resolution and then to arme by the system of Colonial taxation, which the Mas« sachusetts House of Representatives denounced as an ‘absolute and uncontrollable power of raising money upon the people: which by the wise Constitution of Great . Britain is and canbe only lodged with ante. ty inthe Legislature.” If they would not submit to a small taxation upon the tea which they drank, does tt seem as though the most degenerate of their song would submit to dictation from a puny oligarchy or eympathise with the dispoilers of his hberty ? eteuch is the fact. In Christ's time men were found ready to deny and crucify Him,and the Judas Igcariot’s Of treason are more plenty to day than ever before, ludeed they, have chosen ae their leader one who of ‘all men cin’ the coutitry should be true to ita interests. The pet of former administrations, the man who had lavished upon hun the best opportunities of his time, the man with whom the country trusted the flower of her youth in an or ganized army, ond generously poured out upon hit her resources, and he in the end not only fails of rendering the country serView, buf accepts the leaderalip of traitors, try.ng fpanoke himself the chiet tadpole (to. he never Will become a Rood sized frog) in the dirty pool of copperhead polities. Oh! shame MeCiellan; the mounteine and valleys ef a people's wrath will fall apon thee aud bury thee in oblivion, os Such being the awful fact in. the cane, it} firn. and to be united in the present cous test. It is the bold trent aud the selid coluws which terrifies the enemy and ‘gives assurance of victory. Itie the duty of patriots to be constant, to be deeded, tu be vivilaut, -to-aee. that traitors radii *Tarnish not the mighty deeds that round our a halo fliny, fi wor hain the Foul, fey, eagle down, noe QUARTZ, QUARTZ.~-The excitement . outside of those interesied. “As soon” as 4 geod lead is struck it is kept as much a secrat oe the movements of the army under Grant. But onee in a while » deserter comes in and reports the doings-of the company, and then, and not till then, ‘ig the truth . kKaown, Why these new discoveries are kept 80 sacred is -a mysterye Qur bankers for the pust three months have purchased more dust than at apy correapouding period, and have all the time been ignorant of the locality from ‘which it came, Among the num ber of youd ledges is the one owned by the Forest Mill Co. about a fof a wile south of this city. This ledge was discovered in May last, a will of tour stumps put up and completed in June. It has been runving ever since. Week before last they cleaned up $14,000 and last week the sum of $6,000, The first crushing yielded $75 té the ton and since that time it has varied from $60 to $103 to the ton: Their ledge last week was about four feet thick and bus nev~ er been much lees than three. They have at the Forest.Mill three men to take out the rock and two to run the mill. We ore in formed that there are any number of ledges in the vicinity whieb will pay equal to the. Foreat Mill Co's., and the owners of some of them are prep»ring to commence opera. tions. We believe there are Plenty of good ledges between this place and the Crystal Spring region which will pay Well ifs lite te energy is displayed in prospecting them. Tue LeorrimarePaurr —The rebels demand 8 a prior consideration to a Con» Yentivn of States or peace negotiations, that the right of States to withdraw from the Union should be concedeé. This bas been the only proposition upon which they ever proposed to treat. The Southern Confederacy was established with that doctrine as a fundamental principle. And now Georgia: one of the Stutea made a party tothe Confederate compact of her own accord, propo. seu to desert the sinking government of Jeff. Davie in the hour of greatest need. What can the Confederate States do to. prevent it? She isa sovereign State they admit, bound. only by her own. will to the Conlederney, and when she chooses she may Withdraw her troops trom the Confederate armies and’ leave the rebellious guverument. The svede. of dissolution were implanted in the Confed. eracy and the fryjt 10 well nigh ripe— Should the reverses which have visited their armies continue, other States will be. come discontented and withdraw thew: troops. In the mavement of Georgia the Rteatast weakness of the rebel Government hne manifested itself. Our Goverument, with its present power, can never admit such a doctrine. Its acknowledgment weuld be our destructiun. Every State is firmly bound to obey the mandates of the General Goverument; and soseon aga contrary docs trine ig admitted our downfall is sure, Wu. Crop ovr.—The Democracy make &reat professions of loyalty, but the latent treason of the party ‘will show croppings soinetines. On last Saturday night, after the meeting closed at Temperance Hall, the party came up on Broad atreet, and three cheers were proposed and Riven. for Jeff, Divis. We willdos few of the party the justice to exy that only wbeut twosthirds Jowed in giving the cheers. We are inform ed that some who were in the crowd hive en Lewis’ Bui ding, Corner of Broad suid, if that is. MeClelaniem, they don’t A ROSENTHAL, + and Pine Streets, Nevada. . " ith ” y b a run with that party."” The tact that such FOULD inform the peopie of Nevada that i new ready to supply his former patrons things were done, diows the animus of the he has purchased the stock and trade of and the public general y with all goods in perty) We have the word-of th Kugene Scolari, and will Mp on Rand Ab this [Sie tne ae Reretotyre at ree gentle: . oid stand, on San Francisco Prices : A v xIving ¢ te tor ay e & continu leth Davie. Dehver’ the eount 'y trom such Sletee and Well scloetse shock nici = me olonisin Is it podeidle that the name eof smoctucy hae been av busely prostituted a8 te be the watchword of such men? JEFFREY’S Saloon .—Jim Jeffrey has j ts now it full blast, and ‘men are now, and. have. been for s long while, starting out in every direction for ledgés, of which there je nembers that have never been ptos< ".[ pected. As the emigration is flowing to this section from Washoe, anda large num ‘ber of the old residents of Ahis city who have always believed Nevada county to be uvexcelled for good diggings, ‘ince the failure of the silver regions have return. ed and gone to prospecting with a determination that is bound to reap ite reward. Dur ing the post few months some of the most vituable ledges ever found in the country have been struck and workyvd most suce cesslully and yet unknown, as to their yield Crystel Spring and about three miles trom . line. Jeff. Davis is reported at Macon. Ga . Via direeport.and Liveola, by shipping, via and send shipping receipts with goods. er freig hts goods lorwarded from J.incoln without al terma. fice. No, — U. Re. thee at Lineotn TOS !! CANDIES! ! CIGARS!! To. CHILDREN’S Toys, CUTLERY, CAN.Cuanue or Miabia.—W. L. Phillips, says the Sscrainentd Union, was taken before Judge Clark on Monday, on charge of murder. The affidavit was sworn to by D. J. Thomas, foreman of the Coroner's jury. The charge 6 fo we: That on the 7th day of Bepte ber, {64 in, Sacramento county and § of alifornia, the said defendant did then and there commit the fully, maliciously ee aforethought, G Waker, of whieh crime of murder, by will. and féeloneousty, with malby wounding ane Jesse said wounds, so done by ker did languish, und languishing did -die, within one year frow the infliction of the said ‘wounds by smid* defendant; that said wounds were made by steam, wood and iron; that eaid erime of murder was com}initted an board the steamboat Washoe in a. bavigable stream of the State of California ; thet anid éteambont wae xt the tine of said Apurder-in the course of her voyage, atid that the snid-woyage wae to have termisated in the county uf Sacramento; whieh said crime of murder was aga:net the prace aud dignity. of the people of the State of California and gontrary to the form of the statute m auch cases made find provided.” Owing to the informality of the complaint the case was postponed for one day. ee THE CONFEDERACY Demonatisep.— Georgia is about with rawing from the Confederaey. Sherman has d-moralised that part of the Confederacy. . Yhat is another loss to the MeClellanites thing continues, “Littl Mac” wight as welb withdraw. , ) MASONIC.—A stated meetiug of the Free Masons will take place this evening at Masonic Hall, at 74 o'clock, in this city. Members of the Lodge will take notice. Visit= ing brethren are eordially invited, Tue News.—Dis; atches to the Union gives this additional news: At Fisher's Hill, Sheridan captured 1,000 prisoners: and} twenty pieces of cannon, This tnakeg 6,000 prisoners in all. “Early will probably be brought to another stand befure “he can escape, oLANCE: Breckinridge has gone to take eommand of a rebel department th the Scuth west. Hlood is falling back toward the Alabama against Phillipe is as fol-} . the said defendant, the said Jesse G. Tax Tana §_W Purington Cam’yii & P Larrabee do L hereb day 0 sep.7 J Vanderboth Sacra W B Barton Gold Hill T H Daniel Virzinia DH Mostiey Alpha J reg eae ee sag Poe H Arnold & f Lake city Mrs Stapp Grass Va ey D Ackley Cherokee E Bemunent do J ae an washi L Fisher Virginia D Navin To Trustees. A’ ported to ¢ school % _Arrivais at the National Exchange _Monbay. Septem B 5 Starr & wife do do do tench corral D Snow ear. and Teachers. Teachers and Trastees who have not rcthe County Supermtend-} ant fot the year ending August 31st, 1864, are notified that failure to report by the last September will.deprive said Distrieta of any portion Of the publie money_ during the-en stip M.S. DEAL, How, BROAD STREET...4NEVADA CITY LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. ber 26th. ulenbroek ington UC L Doebler Marysville J Rebbinson City ; E Brown do do Jounty Superintendetit of schools. E. F. SPENCE, Wholesale and Retail . Nevada City, Gal. 2 BROAD STREET, rt, GH. FERRAND. . PHOTOGRAPHIC AND . DAG JERREAN-ARTIST. Every kind of Photograph brotypes taken im the best 5 A ON PINE STREET, tyle of the sand AmRey. M C. Burges is expected to arrive by the next. steamer from Panama. Mr. Briggs -wasa representative of this State in the Baltimore Convention, anda delegate to the General of the M. E. Church. a Over the United States Bakery. For the Complexion ! Laird’s Bloom of Yeuth. Magnolia Balm. Blane des Peries. Forsaleby JOSEPH M, LEVEY, Cormer of Pine and Commercial Streets ComMirren.—C. E. Humphries was yes. terday sentenced by Judge Siwith, to pay a fine of $50 for earrying concealed weapons: Humphries made a tender of the fine in greenbaecks, but the J udge would not receive them. Defendant was committed to the caunty jail. REEPORT RAILROAD. Impertant to Shippers ef Freight From San Francisco to Lincoin, Grass Valley, Nevada and the surrounding ore country, —_— PAktEs sipring FREIGHT FROM San Francisco for the Interior of the state te” Caduc’s Schconer Line 43 TO FREEPORT, Will have their goods delivered at Lincoln with dispatch, on through bills of lading, for FIVE DOLLARS PER TON, WEIGHT AND MEASUREMENT, WITH No CHARGES FOR DRAYAGE, HANDLING, LEVEE DUES OR FORWARDING ! &" Mark all goods care C. C. R. R., Freeport ) Sehvveradvanced without cvln mission, and efarge for forwarding. Down fre iz hts : of W -Nevada street, ‘The classes will mee Drawing and Painting, every afternoon at 4 o’ clock. French, enings. seers ' Embroidery, Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. ¥ has had several years the above mentioned es.ard trusts she can give entire satisfaction. rs.for Twenty Lesscns. Mre McChesné rience tn Teaching Terms—Five Dolla Nevada, Sept. 24th. Special Notice. — MR s. Me CHEsSNEWY, Will give a series of Lessons in FRENCH, PENCIL DRAWING, WATER: ‘CQLOR & CRAYON PAINTING, Raised Embroidery and Crocheting, TTHE HIGH SCHQOL BUILDING, on commencing Sept. 26th.— t as follows, viz : Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evexpe branchOULD inform the Nevada that he k United Satis Bakery, Pine St., All of which i ment of the be Every kind of Candice for sale retail, =< Cake of every kind k order at short notice a As Lhave in my employ the best tioners and Bakers [ can purchased at this place to pe Give me a trial things in UNITED STATES BAKERY JULIUS DREYFUs, Ladies and Gentlemen of eeps on hand, The very best quality of Confectionery Cake, and Bread. manufactured at this Establishmateriale. ton hand low rates, this line. wholesale or and made to arantee all articles of a supertor qualiail you in want of the good at the of Confee Jeli taken on siberFor turther information apply at Caduc’s ofstreet, San Francisco, or at C. . sep2s BACCO }! CUTLERY, a&c., DIES, FRUIT, CIGARS, PIPES, TOBACCO, &e. &e. SAMUEL LEW Successor to Lewis Bros. IMPORTEKK OF CIGARS A AD TOBACCO, Pipes, Matches, Cards, @c —At the old stand— RUBERT MAYERS, FANCY B Neo. 242 Monit gomer AZAAR, ¥ Street, Southeast corner of Pine; San Francisco. ‘HE undersigned—on account of il! health in 1 his family—wishes to dispose of the undivided ONE-HALYF ef the Mining Ground known as “Beck & Hickey’s Di 6, Situated on Moore’s Fiat, Nevada Co. For pa 6 refer to GLO. C. POWERS, at Lake City ay trae apace rs * his residence : *s Flat, . sounty, Cal: veapele ae "WM. MM. BECK. New Singe Arrangement. ACCOMMODATION. LINE “Having ht out the entire stock of' what has bee known as the Pacific and ‘Me-Cue’s Line from this place te Sacramento. 2 heb o bor moet Sept. 13th, 1864 ily Lin Coaches from, Nev: Be Bot Valley, Allison Ranch = prings. : and Forest ~~. with the Pacific Railroad at New. castle for SACRAMENTO. This Line will be ran as an Aecomm ; Lipe. Every safety and comfort guaranteed. . Office at Union. Hotel,. Nevada. Wisconsin Hecte}, Grass Valley, W. H. Mitch . 3 c. ¢ » whe Sacrajeento,.W.S. Me What Cheer House, Roberts, Agent. Cc. T. CANFIELD, Sole Proprietor, Nevada, Sept. 15th. .‘ i Sa ene J. EK. JOUNSTON, , Hereby gives notwe that he wil? Sell his entire stock of : FURNITURE, . At. Cost Prices t It consists in part of Bureaus, BeAsieads, Chairs, Tables, Washstands, Sofas, Lounges, Ottomans, Sofa, Rocking and Sewing Chairs, Bedding, Beds, Mattresses Sc. &c. ne done at the shortest notice and at low ratés. Broad street. opposite the National Exchange Hotel. septi R. FININCER. & CO., Successors to C. H. Meyer & Co. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FINE BRANDIES, WINES, : AND Liqaors generally. BRICK STORE, 76 BROAD STREET : Nevada, Sept. 14th. t DENTISTRY ! 23 x. FELLERS, T. W. M’INTYRE. DRS. FELLERS & MciINTYRE, SURGEON DENTISTS, Over Johnson & Co’s store.. Mill stréet, Grass Valiey. 2 éatrence on Broaa street, Nevada. One of the above firm can at all times be found at their office in Nevada ~ ‘Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver. and Vulcanite plates. Entire satisfaction guariuteed in all opeatious. aug2s $100 REWARD : WILE PAY theavove sum of One Husdred Dollars, in American gold coin. for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who set fire to my te 8 House. and Barn, situa ted near North Bleomfleld, Nevada county, on the night ef Moncay the 29th of August. 1864. sept PATRICK FARRALL, Estray. a * Phillips’ Ranch, on the Red Dog road, a red white cow, branded 8. D. on the left hip. She is supposed to be from the vicigsty of Kock Creek. ‘The owner can have her by applying at said Ranch. Shaving and Hair Cutting. yous BURBRIDGE ts always on hand at his shop, Broad Street. opposite the National Exchange, Ready to do Mair Cuttmg and Shaving in the best style. Come and give me atrial. yi New & Choice Perfumery. Knight Templars Perfume. Lubins Extracts. Wight Blooming Cereus Red Croeq Fnight Pefume. ‘airy do Jaques » do. Barncy’s do Assorted Odors, Forsale by JOSEPH M. LEVEY. Corner of -Pine and Commercial Streets. Nevada, Aug. 23d—tf EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE Ne.17 & 19 Mili Street, Grasse Valley. ty Be Dy De De F4st and well-broken Riding Horses, the best Carriages, Bu gies and Concord. W agons; Car always io readin ss, with careful drivers. for the use ot partion, ete. Horees boarded by the ay, week or month. Nevada & Grass Valley Stage Lins The Stage leaves Grass — for Nevada, at ¢) SA. M.11A. Miand 4 P.M. By strict atteati te b i —— Leaves Nevada for G Vv -M.2 fitted wpa eplindid siken adieiuing the and’ always nellung tuperior td perso J ; Importer of P.M. SP had rass Valley at Aa Ruse L Stable. i ‘ins he hopes ty receive a iiberet’ neat of pud. Geld, Silver Watches, Jeweir smbire “avery Stable, iv Grass Valley. It . fie patronage fs ; eepzs . Musical Instruments and " Strayed @ the nestest and best arrang:d place im : , Lest. Fereign Fanmey Geods thet twa. ' . ROM Phillips’ , ‘ hat town His liquore are as Rood as his the vides aa —_— . San Francise>, July 29. tial) ews Re and lege 6 white en, place of business. Pop in o evada or Red on the 4 fi P in on bim when yeu lath or i6th inst. s gold pen with siver hen. . : ©. M. BATES, in the other and beasded BW ng arnd,® split SR ee Da ed ee “. fick Sac ube ae eat bas ea rou aly renovated aud.) B+ ©. oaP id pen at ee oe tee es “d inom Selby HUI. Ap intelligence that beantinlly deetated ones he tov chore, ial tater Sah Nevada city will confer ; til lead to her rreov. : Uy Snes’ e" Took charge, . « spceiel favoren J. GAPING "geese Say Storey ta the Rosoie Santas MAP . Wea eae oO Y wi me” } SELLING OFF AT COST!!! PY for call an dier the of tl zat tion Con der 8) elec foot the nun oF 1 mam they ei the . bety the « dred “The Clell

, WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 26ti. and poverty of a city cellar, nor in the dark~ is the imperative duty ofall patriots to etund — t “! — FOR PRESIDENT, ri -° "FOR VICE PRESIDENT. ' “ANDREW JOHNSON. ELECTORS : J.G. MeCALLum, of El Dorado. §. Braynan, of San Francisco. @. MACLAY, of Santa Clara. «+ W. Ceane ¥: LIVER, of iekiyou. For Congress. , rst District—D. 0. McRure. : + —Wi. HIGBY. Third * —«JoOWN BIDWELL. ¥or Supervisor—Third District, wha, McDONALD, of Columbia Hill, Political bag otices HON. W. HIGBY, Union cmdidate-for Congress, and HON. W, W, CRANE, can. didate for Elector, will address the citizeas of Nevada county, as follows : ~ 9 Nevada, Monday, Oct. 3d. . North San Jaan, Tuesday, Oct. 4th. Grass Valley, Wednesday, Oct. 5th. Dory or Parriors.—There never was & time, in any country or in any age, since the id-began, which called sv loudly and earnes y for true patriotism ns does the present day. Nowhere in history, filled as it is with perpetual surprises, can you find a’ polot around whieh revolved and clasteted so many important events, no one age 80 pregnant with. interests vital to mankind, in every sphere, as citizens of a common couns try, component parts of society in its social, political, moral and business life, as the present. To few meirin any time does it ever become a duty to bear: arms and to sacrifice life in a great canse; to fewer still to fight fora cause in which they. haven common, personal interest, and to very few to become in any sense the defenders of the _ free and the liberators—of the -enslaved.— Bat in the contest in which we are engaged there is nota man in the country between the great Northern Bay and the Southern Gulf, between the Atlantic and Pacific shores, however poor, humble, or obscure, but has an interest in upholding the flag and in the preservation of the Union.— There is no man amid the filth and dirt est shaft of an uncertain mine, but ‘who has, consciously or unconsciously, a greater in. terest.in the welfare of this country than he har in the meagre income of bie trade or in the gold which he seeks. There is'no cape italist whose ships plow the waves and ‘whose merchandize fills the land but has a greater interest in the Government than he has in money or trade. There is no profes. sional man but whose interests are myste~« riously but certainly interwoven with the well being of the land in which he livea.— There is no woman whose. interest in her country is equalled by anything but her ins terest in those she loves and the children who climb her knees. If our fathers were aroused first to determined resolution and then to arme by the system of Colonial taxation, which the Mas« sachusetts House of Representatives denounced as an ‘absolute and uncontrollable power of raising money upon the people: which by the wise Constitution of Great . Britain is and canbe only lodged with ante. ty inthe Legislature.” If they would not submit to a small taxation upon the tea which they drank, does tt seem as though the most degenerate of their song would submit to dictation from a puny oligarchy or eympathise with the dispoilers of his hberty ? eteuch is the fact. In Christ's time men were found ready to deny and crucify Him,and the Judas Igcariot’s Of treason are more plenty to day than ever before, ludeed they, have chosen ae their leader one who of ‘all men cin’ the coutitry should be true to ita interests. The pet of former administrations, the man who had lavished upon hun the best opportunities of his time, the man with whom the country trusted the flower of her youth in an or ganized army, ond generously poured out upon hit her resources, and he in the end not only fails of rendering the country serView, buf accepts the leaderalip of traitors, try.ng fpanoke himself the chiet tadpole (to. he never Will become a Rood sized frog) in the dirty pool of copperhead polities. Oh! shame MeCiellan; the mounteine and valleys ef a people's wrath will fall apon thee aud bury thee in oblivion, os Such being the awful fact in. the cane, it} firn. and to be united in the present cous test. It is the bold trent aud the selid coluws which terrifies the enemy and ‘gives assurance of victory. Itie the duty of patriots to be constant, to be deeded, tu be vivilaut, -to-aee. that traitors radii *Tarnish not the mighty deeds that round our a halo fliny, fi wor hain the Foul, fey, eagle down, noe QUARTZ, QUARTZ.~-The excitement . outside of those interesied. “As soon” as 4 geod lead is struck it is kept as much a secrat oe the movements of the army under Grant. But onee in a while » deserter comes in and reports the doings-of the company, and then, and not till then, ‘ig the truth . kKaown, Why these new discoveries are kept 80 sacred is -a mysterye Qur bankers for the pust three months have purchased more dust than at apy correapouding period, and have all the time been ignorant of the locality from ‘which it came, Among the num ber of youd ledges is the one owned by the Forest Mill Co. about a fof a wile south of this city. This ledge was discovered in May last, a will of tour stumps put up and completed in June. It has been runving ever since. Week before last they cleaned up $14,000 and last week the sum of $6,000, The first crushing yielded $75 té the ton and since that time it has varied from $60 to $103 to the ton: Their ledge last week was about four feet thick and bus nev~ er been much lees than three. They have at the Forest.Mill three men to take out the rock and two to run the mill. We ore in formed that there are any number of ledges in the vicinity whieb will pay equal to the. Foreat Mill Co's., and the owners of some of them are prep»ring to commence opera. tions. We believe there are Plenty of good ledges between this place and the Crystal Spring region which will pay Well ifs lite te energy is displayed in prospecting them. Tue LeorrimarePaurr —The rebels demand 8 a prior consideration to a Con» Yentivn of States or peace negotiations, that the right of States to withdraw from the Union should be concedeé. This bas been the only proposition upon which they ever proposed to treat. The Southern Confederacy was established with that doctrine as a fundamental principle. And now Georgia: one of the Stutea made a party tothe Confederate compact of her own accord, propo. seu to desert the sinking government of Jeff. Davie in the hour of greatest need. What can the Confederate States do to. prevent it? She isa sovereign State they admit, bound. only by her own. will to the Conlederney, and when she chooses she may Withdraw her troops trom the Confederate armies and’ leave the rebellious guverument. The svede. of dissolution were implanted in the Confed. eracy and the fryjt 10 well nigh ripe— Should the reverses which have visited their armies continue, other States will be. come discontented and withdraw thew: troops. In the mavement of Georgia the Rteatast weakness of the rebel Government hne manifested itself. Our Goverument, with its present power, can never admit such a doctrine. Its acknowledgment weuld be our destructiun. Every State is firmly bound to obey the mandates of the General Goverument; and soseon aga contrary docs trine ig admitted our downfall is sure, Wu. Crop ovr.—The Democracy make &reat professions of loyalty, but the latent treason of the party ‘will show croppings soinetines. On last Saturday night, after the meeting closed at Temperance Hall, the party came up on Broad atreet, and three cheers were proposed and Riven. for Jeff, Divis. We willdos few of the party the justice to exy that only wbeut twosthirds Jowed in giving the cheers. We are inform ed that some who were in the crowd hive en Lewis’ Bui ding, Corner of Broad suid, if that is. MeClelaniem, they don’t A ROSENTHAL, + and Pine Streets, Nevada. . " ith ” y b a run with that party."” The tact that such FOULD inform the peopie of Nevada that i new ready to supply his former patrons things were done, diows the animus of the he has purchased the stock and trade of and the public general y with all goods in perty) We have the word-of th Kugene Scolari, and will Mp on Rand Ab this [Sie tne ae Reretotyre at ree gentle: . oid stand, on San Francisco Prices : A v xIving ¢ te tor ay e & continu leth Davie. Dehver’ the eount 'y trom such Sletee and Well scloetse shock nici = me olonisin Is it podeidle that the name eof smoctucy hae been av busely prostituted a8 te be the watchword of such men? JEFFREY’S Saloon .—Jim Jeffrey has j ts now it full blast, and ‘men are now, and. have. been for s long while, starting out in every direction for ledgés, of which there je nembers that have never been ptos< ".[ pected. As the emigration is flowing to this section from Washoe, anda large num ‘ber of the old residents of Ahis city who have always believed Nevada county to be uvexcelled for good diggings, ‘ince the failure of the silver regions have return. ed and gone to prospecting with a determination that is bound to reap ite reward. Dur ing the post few months some of the most vituable ledges ever found in the country have been struck and workyvd most suce cesslully and yet unknown, as to their yield Crystel Spring and about three miles trom . line. Jeff. Davis is reported at Macon. Ga . Via direeport.and Liveola, by shipping, via and send shipping receipts with goods. er freig hts goods lorwarded from J.incoln without al terma. fice. No, — U. Re. thee at Lineotn TOS !! CANDIES! ! CIGARS!! To. CHILDREN’S Toys, CUTLERY, CAN.Cuanue or Miabia.—W. L. Phillips, says the Sscrainentd Union, was taken before Judge Clark on Monday, on charge of murder. The affidavit was sworn to by D. J. Thomas, foreman of the Coroner's jury. The charge 6 fo we: That on the 7th day of Bepte ber, {64 in, Sacramento county and § of alifornia, the said defendant did then and there commit the fully, maliciously ee aforethought, G Waker, of whieh crime of murder, by will. and féeloneousty, with malby wounding ane Jesse said wounds, so done by ker did languish, und languishing did -die, within one year frow the infliction of the said ‘wounds by smid* defendant; that said wounds were made by steam, wood and iron; that eaid erime of murder was com}initted an board the steamboat Washoe in a. bavigable stream of the State of California ; thet anid éteambont wae xt the tine of said Apurder-in the course of her voyage, atid that the snid-woyage wae to have termisated in the county uf Sacramento; whieh said crime of murder was aga:net the prace aud dignity. of the people of the State of California and gontrary to the form of the statute m auch cases made find provided.” Owing to the informality of the complaint the case was postponed for one day. ee THE CONFEDERACY Demonatisep.— Georgia is about with rawing from the Confederaey. Sherman has d-moralised that part of the Confederacy. . Yhat is another loss to the MeClellanites thing continues, “Littl Mac” wight as welb withdraw. , ) MASONIC.—A stated meetiug of the Free Masons will take place this evening at Masonic Hall, at 74 o'clock, in this city. Members of the Lodge will take notice. Visit= ing brethren are eordially invited, Tue News.—Dis; atches to the Union gives this additional news: At Fisher's Hill, Sheridan captured 1,000 prisoners: and} twenty pieces of cannon, This tnakeg 6,000 prisoners in all. “Early will probably be brought to another stand befure “he can escape, oLANCE: Breckinridge has gone to take eommand of a rebel department th the Scuth west. Hlood is falling back toward the Alabama against Phillipe is as fol-} . the said defendant, the said Jesse G. Tax Tana §_W Purington Cam’yii & P Larrabee do L hereb day 0 sep.7 J Vanderboth Sacra W B Barton Gold Hill T H Daniel Virzinia DH Mostiey Alpha J reg eae ee sag Poe H Arnold & f Lake city Mrs Stapp Grass Va ey D Ackley Cherokee E Bemunent do J ae an washi L Fisher Virginia D Navin To Trustees. A’ ported to ¢ school % _Arrivais at the National Exchange _Monbay. Septem B 5 Starr & wife do do do tench corral D Snow

ear. and Teachers. Teachers and Trastees who have not rcthe County Supermtend-} ant fot the year ending August 31st, 1864, are notified that failure to report by the last September will.deprive said Distrieta of any portion Of the publie money_ during the-en stip M.S. DEAL, How, BROAD STREET......4NEVADA CITY LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. ber 26th. ulenbroek ington UC L Doebler Marysville J Rebbinson City ; E Brown do do Jounty Superintendetit of schools. E. F. SPENCE, Wholesale and Retail . Nevada City, Gal. 2 BROAD STREET, rt, GH. FERRAND. . PHOTOGRAPHIC AND .. DAG JERREAN-ARTIST. Every kind of Photograph brotypes taken im the best 5 A ON PINE STREET, tyle of the sand AmRey. M C. Burges is expected to arrive by the next. steamer from Panama. Mr. Briggs -wasa representative of this State in the Baltimore Convention, anda delegate to the General of the M. E. Church. a Over the United States Bakery. For the Complexion ! Laird’s Bloom of Yeuth. Magnolia Balm. Blane des Peries. Forsaleby JOSEPH M, LEVEY, Cormer of Pine and Commercial Streets ComMirren.—C. E. Humphries was yes. terday sentenced by Judge Siwith, to pay a fine of $50 for earrying concealed weapons: Humphries made a tender of the fine in greenbaecks, but the J udge would not receive them. Defendant was committed to the caunty jail. REEPORT RAILROAD. Impertant to Shippers ef Freight From San Francisco to Lincoin, Grass Valley, Nevada and the surrounding ore country, —_— PAktEs sipring FREIGHT FROM San Francisco for the Interior of the state te” Caduc’s Schconer Line 43 TO FREEPORT, Will have their goods delivered at Lincoln with dispatch, on through bills of lading, for FIVE DOLLARS PER TON, WEIGHT AND MEASUREMENT, WITH No CHARGES FOR DRAYAGE, HANDLING, LEVEE DUES OR FORWARDING ! &" Mark all goods care C. C. R. R., Freeport ) Sehvveradvanced without cvln mission, and efarge for forwarding. Down fre iz hts : of W -Nevada street, ‘The classes will mee Drawing and Painting, every afternoon at 4 o’ clock. French, enings. seers ' Embroidery, Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. ¥ has had several years the above mentioned es.ard trusts she can give entire satisfaction. rs.for Twenty Lesscns. Mre McChesné rience tn Teaching Terms—Five Dolla Nevada, Sept. 24th. Special Notice. — MR s. Me CHEsSNEWY, Will give a series of Lessons in FRENCH, PENCIL DRAWING, WATER: ‘CQLOR & CRAYON PAINTING, Raised Embroidery and Crocheting, TTHE HIGH SCHQOL BUILDING, on commencing Sept. 26th.— t as follows, viz : Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evexpe branchOULD inform the Nevada that he k United Satis Bakery, Pine St., All of which i ment of the be Every kind of Candice for sale retail, =< Cake of every kind k order at short notice a As Lhave in my employ the best tioners and Bakers [ can purchased at this place to pe Give me a trial things in UNITED STATES BAKERY JULIUS DREYFUs, Ladies and Gentlemen of eeps on hand, The very best quality of Confectionery Cake, and Bread. manufactured at this Establishmateriale. ton hand low rates, this line. wholesale or and made to arantee all articles of a supertor qualiail you in want of the good at the of Confee Jeli taken on siberFor turther information apply at Caduc’s ofstreet, San Francisco, or at C. . sep2s BACCO }! CUTLERY, a&c., DIES, FRUIT, CIGARS, PIPES, TOBACCO, &e. &e. SAMUEL LEW Successor to Lewis Bros. IMPORTEKK OF CIGARS A AD TOBACCO, Pipes, Matches, Cards, @c —At the old stand— RUBERT MAYERS, FANCY B Neo. 242 Monit gomer AZAAR, ¥ Street, Southeast corner of Pine; San Francisco. ‘HE undersigned—on account of il! health in 1 his family—wishes to dispose of the undivided ONE-HALYF ef the Mining Ground known as “Beck & Hickey’s Di 6, Situated on Moore’s Fiat, Nevada Co. For pa 6 refer to GLO. C. POWERS, at Lake City ay trae apace rs * his residence : *s Flat, . sounty, Cal: veapele ae "WM. MM. BECK. New Singe Arrangement.. ACCOMMODATION. LINE “Having ht out the entire stock of' what has bee known as the Pacific and ‘Me-Cue’s Line from this place te Sacramento. 2 heb o bor moet Sept. 13th, 1864 ily Lin Coaches from, Nev: Be Bot Valley, Allison Ranch = prings. : and Forest ~~. with the Pacific Railroad at New. castle for SACRAMENTO. This Line will be ran as an Aecomm ; Lipe. Every safety and comfort guaranteed. . Office at Union. Hotel,. Nevada. Wisconsin Hecte}, Grass Valley, W. H. Mitch . 3 c. ¢ » whe Sacrajeento,.W.S. Me What Cheer House, Roberts, Agent. Cc. T. CANFIELD, Sole Proprietor, Nevada, Sept. 15th. .‘ i Sa ene J. EK. JOUNSTON, , Hereby gives notwe that he wil? Sell his entire stock of : FURNITURE, . At. Cost Prices t It consists in part of Bureaus, BeAsieads, Chairs, Tables, Washstands, Sofas, Lounges, Ottomans, Sofa, Rocking and Sewing Chairs, Bedding, Beds, Mattresses Sc. &c. ne done at the shortest notice and at low ratés. Broad street. opposite the National Exchange Hotel. septi R. FININCER. & CO., Successors to C. H. Meyer & Co. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FINE BRANDIES, WINES, : AND Liqaors generally. BRICK STORE, 76 BROAD STREET : Nevada, Sept. 14th. t DENTISTRY ! 23 x. FELLERS, T. W. M’INTYRE. DRS. FELLERS & MciINTYRE, SURGEON DENTISTS, Over Johnson & Co’s store.... Mill stréet, Grass Valiey. 2 éatrence on Broaa street, Nevada. One of the above firm can at all times be found at their office in Nevada ~ ‘Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver. and Vulcanite plates. Entire satisfaction guariuteed in all opeatious. aug2s $100 REWARD : WILE PAY theavove sum of One Husdred Dollars, in American gold coin. for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who set fire to my te 8 House. and Barn, situa ted near North Bleomfleld, Nevada county, on the night ef Moncay the 29th of August. 1864. sept PATRICK FARRALL, Estray. a * Phillips’ Ranch, on the Red Dog road, a red white cow, branded 8. D. on the left hip. She is supposed to be from the vicigsty of Kock Creek. ‘The owner can have her by applying at said Ranch. Shaving and Hair Cutting. yous BURBRIDGE ts always on hand at his shop, Broad Street. opposite the National Exchange, Ready to do Mair Cuttmg and Shaving in the best style. Come and give me atrial. yi New & Choice Perfumery. Knight Templars Perfume. Lubins Extracts. Wight Blooming Cereus Red Croeq Fnight Pefume. ‘airy do Jaques » do. Barncy’s do Assorted Odors, Forsale by JOSEPH M. LEVEY. Corner of -Pine and Commercial Streets. Nevada, Aug. 23d—tf EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE Ne.17 & 19 Mili Street, Grasse Valley. ty Be Dy De De F4st and well-broken Riding Horses, the best Carriages, Bu gies and Concord. W agons; Car always io readin ss, with careful drivers. for the use ot partion, ete. Horees boarded by the ay, week or month. Nevada & Grass Valley Stage Lins The Stage leaves Grass — for Nevada, at ¢) SA. M.11A. Miand 4 P.M. By strict atteati te b i —— Leaves Nevada for G Vv -M.2 fitted wpa eplindid siken adieiuing the and’ always nellung tuperior td perso J ; Importer of P.M. SP had rass Valley at Aa Ruse L Stable. i ‘ins he hopes ty receive a iiberet’ neat of pud. Geld, Silver Watches, Jeweir smbire “avery Stable, iv Grass Valley. It . fie patronage fs ; eepzs . Musical Instruments and " Strayed @ the nestest and best arrang:d place im : , Lest. Fereign Fanmey Geods thet twa. ' . ROM Phillips’ , ‘ hat town His liquore are as Rood as his the vides aa —_— . San Francise>, July 29. tial) ews Re and lege 6 white en, place of business. Pop in o evada or Red on the 4 fi P in on bim when yeu lath or i6th inst. s gold pen with siver hen. . : ©. M. BATES, in the other and beasded BW ng arnd,® split SR ee Da ed ee “. fick Sac ube ae eat bas ea rou aly renovated aud.) B+ ©. oaP id pen at ee oe tee es “d inom Selby HUI. Ap intelligence that beantinlly deetated ones he tov chore, ial tater Sah Nevada city will confer ; til lead to her rreov. : Uy Snes’ e" Took charge, . « spceiel favoren J. GAPING "geese Say Storey ta the Rosoie Santas MAP . Wea eae oO Y wi me” } SELLING OFF AT COST!!! PY for call an dier the of tl zat tion Con der 8) elec foot the nun oF 1 mam they ei the . bety the « dred “The Clell