September 4, 1863 (4 pages)

Bot = PRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. dem, — STATE a , STIDICIAL ee FoF Tustices of the Supreme Court. © . a ‘ 0, L. SHAFTER, « §. W. SANDERSON, L. SAWYER, JOHN CURREY, “~~ eaten: Hor District Judge, ‘B. McFARLAND. Wor County Judge, A. C. NILES. —— Vierory '—The men of the State have met the cohorte ot Secession and routed them gloriously. The victory is » Allies of Jeff have been overthrown and dis” Bereed. A few guerrilla bands may spring up “in chosen localities of the State, ‘but they too will meet the fate of enemies of the Government in another canvass. Hence» forth there need be no fear for Califurnia. For four years she is the hands of loyal wen, aud-will-in-her-forward march keep step to the music of the Union, She is to-day ono of the most loyal of States. The fact will thrill with joy the Union men of the East. Their hearts will swell with pride when they know that the Pagific coast is true as ateel to the Government. We may be proud of it too, We may congratulate ourselves that peace ls to continue in our favored land, and ~no-confliet between State and nativiial authority willcome to weaken the nation and inake it the prey of enemies. Downey muy now retire to his deve shop in Los Angeles,. cheat the greasers and kill them with drugs, and continue the tool ofdesigning men with more brains than himself, igliar may find consolation in wool-gathering among his llamas, Whitesides still con~ tinue to be thedaughing stock he has been, and Weller may await the loathesome dunT. —/ xeon be deserves till the “simple slab” rea cords his contemptibility. “Every dog has. his duy" as the fate of these defunct Coppers heads proves to a certainty. THE Evecrion.—It is a clean sweep all over the State. At the nomentof this writing Allison’s Ranch is the only place heard from that hax given the Copperheads a majority in the whole State of California. There may be other spots where an equal amount of ignorance may be disclosed, after the returns are in. We wait to hear from such, San Francisco, Stocktoa, Maryaville, Sac_Tamento, Forest city, and in-fact every pluce of note, is sound for the Union, But Neva~ da ta the banner town of the State. See the figures, fellow Nevaitne, and ~ proud of your town. Nors x Time. —The night sie the vlection was a nvisy night. Half the town would neither sleep nor allow the other half tu sleep. A very large crowd went to Grass , Valley and were met by a correspondingly large crowd of Grass Vallleyana with torches and music and eacérted into town, The Union beys of that town, after a most hilarivus time, dtummed up all the carriages in the burg to see the Nevada boys cowfortably aad safely home. €PPThe news from all over the State leavea no room to doubt that the Unior tick~—-et-has-won~ bya majority-of trom 20,000 to 40,000. Nevada ia but an index of the State. The Indepeudent Union legis.acive ticket has been successful in San Francisco. teeta CH Virginia and Silver cities in Nevada Territory, h ave gone for the Union ticket. Eastexn News.—The news from the theatres of war hre not particularly impor. tant. The siege of Fort Wagner is progreasing favorably. Rosecrans is in motion. ~ Lee ia preparing for another raid. ‘Beauregard threatens again—and that is about all No Correrneaps two tue Army.— Camp Drum in Los Angeles county, gave. ~ Low 114 votes, and Downey none. That's _ the way galdiers i * No certificate for Inna inedevelalentli lentes tho pre-emption act. in Oregon, 18 delivered until the appli cant takes the oath of allegemnce 6 escuanian The . {. cratie barbecue. _. Election reece 4 rs 4 i% ureke ria % * Moote’s Fist-Low 163, Downey 107. — ' Woolsey’s—Low x, te lg Eureka—-Low 50, Downey 33. Bowman’ o—Kay. 2%, Downey 24. Bloomfield Township, — North Bloomfield—Low 46, Dewsiy 18.°~ _Arvold's—Low 27, Downey 10. Columbia Hill—Downey 4 majority. Rough & Reedy Township. _ Rough & Ready--Low 87, Downey 73. Newtuwn—Low 25, Downey 20. _ Anthouy House—Ivow 33, Downey 10. “Zine House—Low 48. Downey 11. Downey Hotse—Downey 15. Low 1). Mooney’s Flat—Low 33. Downey 26. Little York Townshfp. Little York—Low 39, Downey 9. Youu Bet—Low 104, Downey 11. Red Dog—Low 65, Downey 64. . Quaker Fill—Low 31,-Downey 10. Lowell Hill—Low 24, Downey 7. Nevada Township. _ Nevada city—Low 797. Downey 138. Blue Tent—Low 24, Downey 7, Bridgeport Township. North San Juan—Low 228, Downey 65. Sweetlands—Low 37, Downey.6. Cherokee—Low 43, Downey 57. Grass Valley Township. Grass Valley—Low 414, Downey 421. Allisun’s Ranch--Low 2, Downey 157. Norambagua-Low 7 majority. -Buena Vista, Low 6 majority, Washington Township, Omega. Low 61, Downey 56. Washington. Low 92, Downey 65. Ipha. Low 16, Downey .11. Mountain Well.Low 18, Downey 8. Bear Valley—Downey 18. Low 13. Masontries is--THe-Townsuirs.— The. following will be the average majorities of thé townships: Nevada, 675 Union. Bridgeport, 250 Union. Eureka, 88 Union. " Bloomfield, 40 Union, . Washington, 50 Union. hittle York, 161 Union. “Rough & Ready, 75 Union. Grass Valley, 150 Copperhead. The Union majority in the county will be about },200, . Se etl pee eat State Hetarns. .». . San Francisco, 6,000 moe: Sacramento, 1,100 Stockton, 400 ue Maryaville, 389 tb Forest City, 130 a Dutch Flat, 56 se El Dorado county, 1000.“ NEVADA gave 715 straight ‘‘blue-backs’’ forthe Union nominees, and the remaining Union tickets were but slightly scratched. Tat Oakland — commences je operar ‘. tions ow the beth inet A WASHOE county is erecting fine two sto~ ry court house at Washoe city. Tue French Mist is coining Mexican dollare fur cireulation in Mexico. THe work pt raising the street grades in Sacramento is progressing. THERE are said to be thirty extrees fir Delegates to Congress from Idaho ‘Terris tory. . Gen. LEAMAN, second iu command ‘at . Charleston, was one uf the officers in Fort Sumter when it Was surrendered to the rebels. -Siner the war broke out, nearly ong uns aed wnd fifty war veseels have been constructed, and of these nearly fifty were ironclads. Gop bearing quartz, of favorable indieas tions, has been discovered in the valley of San Andreas Creek, San Mateo county, in the Coaat Range. A FIRE occurred on the premises of Mr. John Folks, of Analy: towaship, Petaluma, a few days siace, by whieh seventy-five acres. of grain and hay were destroyed, tad, Tne beat in New York at the beginning of August was excessive, and the mortality especially ins balantancaneac great. Tue San Joes Macs of July 3iat anid : It ia asserted that nota mule bas heen. seen on town tosday, owing ee to the Demo* . Nevada \ . bat, ores the account, “the fellow declared . ‘believed he did but jest,” whereupon the ] office “hy companies half-companies, pair Mra. PO acs Facts ABOUT Manniace. —The “with this ring I thee wed.” He these, and then shaking his fist at the bride, added, And with this fist.1'll break th “ head.” ‘The clergyman refused te procee ‘he meaut'no harm,” and the ¢onfiding bride . ‘service was completed. A stilt more uaplengant affair: for the lady once happened. K young couple went to get married, but found on their arrival at church they. had not muney to pay the customary fees. The clergyman not ‘being inclined to give credit, the bride6room went out to get the required sum, while the lady. waited in the vestry. During his walk the lover changed his mind, and nevet-returned tothe’ church. The young girl waited two. hours for him, and then departed, *‘scot free,” dryly remarks the narrator. A bridegroom was ouce arrested at. the church door on the charge.of having left a wife and family chargeable to another par~ ish, to the great gral and shame of the in« tended bride.” A gentleman of Berkshire, England, aged 76. was wedded to a girl whom his third wile had brought up. The husband had children hving thrice the ege of his fourth wife. At Hill Farm, in Berkshire, a bind woman of 90 years was married to ber pluugh~ man aged 30; a gentleman of Worcester, up~ wards of 85, to a girl of 18; « soldier of 95, who had served i io King William's wars, and had a ballin his nose, to a girl of 15. In 1799, a woman of Rotherhite, aged 70, was married. to. a young.man aged 24-47 years difference between their ages. A girl of 16 married a gentleman of 94, bat he had £50,000.— Book of Days. . ial _ MARRIED BYA_ JustTice.—Secretary Chase hada father of whom the following story is told. In Newhampshire they used to choose all their State, county and town officers, from Governor down to bog-reeves, at one towo meeting—the anoual March meetiug. As the town officers were very numes inerous, it was customary, 48 fast as they were chosen, to walk them up before a Justice of the Peace, and have them sworn into and single.” ‘Squire Chase,” of Cornish, {father of Secretary Chase) being the most prominent Justice, had the task to perform, and & severe tvsk it was, occupying mnch of . his time from morning till night. It was on one of these oceasions, after the labors and toils of the day were over he returned to his home-weary and overcome with the fatigue of his employwent; and throwing himself into bis easy chair, he féll into o sound sleep. In the meantime, a couple who had been’ waiting impatieutly for some timefor the Justice to join them in wedlock, pre~ sented themselves in another part of the houses and made known their interesting desire to Chase, who, somewhat confused and agitated; attended them to the sleeping Justice, whom she found it difficult to arouse. Shaking him by the shoulder, she called out: “Mr. Chase, Mr. Chase, do pray wake-up; here is & couple cume to be mitried.” “The Justice; who, having administered oaths all day, was dreaming of nothing cles; half awake, rubbed his eyes, 40d looking at the wisttul pair, asked : ‘Are yousthe couplet” _ ~ "Phey nodded assent. “Well bold uo your hands.” They did so with souie hesitation. “You severally solewmnly swear that you will faithtully perform the duties of your offices respectively according to your best skill and judgment, so help you, ete,” The astonished couple looked wild; the Justice added soothingly, “Thag’s all except the fee—one dollar,” which was quickly dropped into his hand; and they were off. doubting the legality of the process, but they concluded toe according to the oath. VALLANDIGHAM TURNED OUT OF Doors: The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser anys: We learn that the proprietors of the Clifton House, Canada, recently gave Mr. Val-~ landigham natice»to quit—circumstances having rendered the space occupied by that notorious individual preferable to his .company. Tue Cause’ or the Smony-AYMosPHER’.—During the last week and yestare f day, the’ atmosphere has been filled with smoke, so much so as to render the suo hardly visible, or at least resembling a big orange hung up in mid-air. No doubt tne real cause ig owing tu extensive forest con~ ‘flagrations among the pineries of thé Lake . Superior region. This atmospheric condi« tion has extended all over the Lake region, and into Wisconsin, “Minnesota, Indiana, I~ licois, and this State. —Debuque Times. MARRIED. pee In thie of ates SEE _ The printers were wr once remembered on . area bat ap ARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. “i nate foliows. the_potice, Broad Street, Nevada, A Fda ai igh They wid te ee HAsEY & MAYBERRY Propriet ors. ‘. time ordered the sexton to grave ye for . met : : ‘ the interment of the a father, . en dead.” ‘. : ecb 2189. This was unusual ; but a. stranger scene . 2°h?. — Fram 12° weitidins y ¥ took place at St. Dotistan’s*chureb on one . ws Cone do PC Frick occasion, during the ot of the iiss Binekisy és é 6 Boek Blue Tent marriage ceremony. The bridegroom was a . Mrs For onan Saivedeus . carpenter, and he "follgwed the service deporn A = ex crived Wishes 'votediy enough till words occurred, . William Yates do Col Collins Cherokee Jaméa Miller Austin . J Gutte Virginia J G Griffith . do P Lybe do . W Drake do G Sahnitker do James Frazier —do Mr. Kidis& wifedo J 58 Craig do, J Green Red G W Clay. dow . LE Leachman You BetWm Meredith — do RC Black Bloomfield. '? W Carr Washington 4 — Gola PS oa ogg ——— h Whitstom Go Chas Vixby Di Stee Sota Gam pa J8 Kirniusked lll Mall pritge J T Lanthatt' Deer CMiss Cullen San Fran Dissolution of Partnership. fb eg = rtnership heretofore “rat between erick Bulacher and C. Kraft. uader the name of Bulacher & Kraft, is t dissoived by the withdrawal of the er from the firm. The nneinese 5 will be conducted at the old stand by RED. BULACHER, Nevada. Sept. 3. ‘ees. NE &.—All persons are hereby forbid trusting my wife on my account as. 1 will pay no debts of her contracting after this date. evada, Sept 3d. CASPER FOGELI. The fast and 5 ' lendid steam-. CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION Com ers CHRYSO OLIS and ANTELOPE will leave ou PANY. alternate days for San Francisco, at 2 o’clock P. M. from the foot of Kfstreet Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Chadwick Master willleaveon Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Steamer ANTELOPE. Poole Maser, will . leave on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. os Marysville and Subevenediinds Lana. ings~-Every Day. Steamer Young America, Littleton, Mas. ter, and steamer Swallow. Summers, Master, will leave on alternate days for Marysville,a 7 o’clock, A. M. Change of Day for Red Bluff. Until further notice, the steamers of the California Steam Navigation Company will make two trips per week to Bluff, leaving this 2 on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 7 A.M Freight received every day. boats, a ply on board, or at the office of the California g m Navigation Comyany, on board brig Globe A. REDINGTON, W.H. TAYLOR. { Agents. Sacramento, April 17th—tf Use E. Goodwin & Bros. NEW. YORK PATENT PRESSED CHEWING TOBACCO. FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. This Tobacco is manufactured expressly for the California market : the peculiar manner in which itis putup keeping it always moist, and causing itto retain its flavor any length of ime. 3m-2p ¥ SELF-SEALINGC CANS! . 100 Dezen om and Tin Self-Seal Cana. new all_.sizes, for sale wholesale and ret: on the Commercial Street Hardware and . Crockery ware Store, byGEO. E. TURNER. Cail and Examine them! Nevada, July 3ist. [EN NOTICE .—State of California, 4 county of Nevada, township of Li York, before R MeGoun, J. P.—Lewis & lia ve Arthur Keeler. Notice is hereby given that all zotnes holding or claiming liens on the buildng known ‘as Keeler’s hotel, situated on the east side of Main street in the v‘llage of You Bet, in the township, to wf and State «forepone Pecado Be r before me at my office in ith day of September, 1863, at 10 e's A 7. M. Sete ney, the then and there to exhibit the proot of liens. Given ander my hand baa . sth ee of aad A. Dy 1863, “A true copy, attest Miit: ga Constable. MILWAUKEE BREWERY Sie AS Surize. Street. @ ald inform citizens of Nevada evan ty and his friends, that he isin full blast wi om receive orders for that delicious Lager Beer, which he wil) sell as ow as ‘any Brewery in the county ap's * ® For frioght or passage by any of the above . b'otypes, Photographs, Ete, CH: FERRAND & CO., ‘Rooms No. 48, Pine Street, over the United States Bakery, Nevada. UR rooms have been recently supplied with ‘excellent apparatus, and we aie sana to _ And Postil Colors or Plain;~ Cartes de Visite, Ambrotypes, Which cannot be egeelion A by any in the State. P' I Cc rT U RES taken in LOCKETS AND PINS ! es are as well taken in cloudy as in clear weather. CH. FERKRRAND & CU. Neyada, May 9th, 1863. FURNITURE ---FURNITURE H. WENDLER, No. 29 Broad street, Nevada, Under the Odd Fellows’ Hall. ; Having pur chased the enes: stock ofH. H, Shaffer & Co. [am prepared to furnish Chamber Setts, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Secretaries, Mirrors, Chairs, md Tables, ; Sofas, Bedding and Furniture of every description at ince f all description done. olstery of all des F pernltere repaired and cleaned. my26-tf ea Te & E, F, SPENCE, Wholesale Druggist, NEVADA CITY, CAL. BATES & MoCORMIOK, Wholesale Druggists ',GROAD STREET, _NEVADA, 4 JUST RECEIVED! $00 BOXEs:: A. H. MICKLE & SONS. . FOREST ROSE FINE CUT TOBACCO! A. R. JENKINS, Pionann CIGAR STORE S. ROTHSCHILD, EALER in Cigars, ete Gen D ime Reeceahtees orem &e. me 39 MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. N . “ Millimery and Dressmaking —BY— ee CEORCE E. TURNER, Wholesale and Retail dealer In : HARDWARE,’ TIN WARE, STOVES, Glass and Crockery Ware, And in oar ne eat ar ee Commercial Street, Nevada. A few doors below Pine. CEO. E. WITHINCTON. Sign and Ornamental Painter, ng. . stonse Painting promptly attended te . Dealer in Paper Hangings, Curtain Fixtures, &« @ ~ Photographic Views, Etc., ; Satisfaction given inall cases 3 Likenesswes A Prescriptions carefully compounded. tt 2 TheN Canetti FRIDAY meme ' “NEY Govern Lieut. I, Congre Cole, 807 Whiteside Sec. of Control Treasu Attorne Granger, Clerk § Bradford, State P Survey lap, 128. Harboe Hayes, f' For As * None. . Sheriff. County 130. Treasu Distrie 119. Record Survey Superi 788. Ca * Corone Public Kean, 12 ~ Senate Watt, 13 Assem! Rule, 80: 126. Lis Colleet Assess GR: Govert Lieut. stry. 417 Congre Higby, 4 Bigler, 4 Secret op, 416. Treasu ~ Contre Attor Granger, Clerk Bradford ‘ State . Survoy » lap, 417. Buildi: Sherifi Count; 409. Treasi Distric 405. Recor Surve} Super Caah,, 42 Assess Collee! Coron _ Admin Senato “Watt, 44 Assem Martin, Hill, 4140 Super ci. den jast vada Te Union, f to Const, Tre \V women their hans borax’ ms in the pr wder . ey sav washing * For lace of the . (require lation is gree inj its effect therefore table. 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Bot = PRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. dem, — STATE a , STIDICIAL ee FoF Tustices of the Supreme Court. © . a ‘ 0, L. SHAFTER, « §. W. SANDERSON, L. SAWYER, JOHN CURREY, “~~ eaten: Hor District Judge, ‘B. McFARLAND. Wor County Judge, A. C. NILES. —— Vierory '—The men of the State have met the cohorte ot Secession and routed them gloriously. The victory is » Allies of Jeff have been overthrown and dis” Bereed. A few guerrilla bands may spring up “in chosen localities of the State, ‘but they too will meet the fate of enemies of the Government in another canvass. Hence» forth there need be no fear for Califurnia. For four years she is the hands of loyal wen, aud-will-in-her-forward march keep step to the music of the Union, She is to-day ono of the most loyal of States. The fact will thrill with joy the Union men of the East. Their hearts will swell with pride when they know that the Pagific coast is true as ateel to the Government. We may be proud of it too, We may congratulate ourselves that peace ls to continue in our favored land, and ~no-confliet between State and nativiial authority willcome to weaken the nation and inake it the prey of enemies. Downey muy now retire to his deve shop in Los Angeles,. cheat the greasers and kill them with drugs, and continue the tool ofdesigning men with more brains than himself, igliar may find consolation in wool-gathering among his llamas, Whitesides still con~ tinue to be thedaughing stock he has been, and Weller may await the loathesome dunT. —/ xeon be deserves till the “simple slab” rea cords his contemptibility. “Every dog has. his duy" as the fate of these defunct Coppers heads proves to a certainty. THE Evecrion.—It is a clean sweep all over the State. At the nomentof this writing Allison’s Ranch is the only place heard from that hax given the Copperheads a majority in the whole State of California. There may be other spots where an equal amount of ignorance may be disclosed, after the returns are in. We wait to hear from such, San Francisco, Stocktoa, Maryaville, Sac_Tamento, Forest city, and in-fact every pluce of note, is sound for the Union, But Neva~ da ta the banner town of the State. See the figures, fellow Nevaitne, and ~ proud of your town. Nors x Time. —The night sie the vlection was a nvisy night. Half the town would neither sleep nor allow the other half tu sleep. A very large crowd went to Grass , Valley and were met by a correspondingly large crowd of Grass Vallleyana with torches and music and eacérted into town, The Union beys of that town, after a most hilarivus time, dtummed up all the carriages in the burg to see the Nevada boys cowfortably aad safely home. €PPThe news from all over the State leavea no room to doubt that the Unior tick~—-et-has-won~ bya majority-of trom 20,000 to 40,000. Nevada ia but an index of the State. The Indepeudent Union legis.acive ticket has been successful in San Francisco. teeta CH Virginia and Silver cities in Nevada Territory, h ave gone for the Union ticket. Eastexn News.—The news from the theatres of war hre not particularly impor. tant. The siege of Fort Wagner is progreasing favorably. Rosecrans is in motion. ~ Lee ia preparing for another raid. ‘Beauregard threatens again—and that is about all No Correrneaps two tue Army.— Camp Drum in Los Angeles county, gave. ~ Low 114 votes, and Downey none. That's _ the way galdiers i * No certificate for Inna inedevelalentli lentes tho pre-emption act. in Oregon, 18 delivered until the appli cant takes the oath of allegemnce 6 escuanian The . {. cratie barbecue. _. Election reece 4 rs 4 i% ureke ria % * Moote’s Fist-Low 163, Downey 107. — ' Woolsey’s—Low x, te lg Eureka—-Low 50, Downey 33. Bowman’ o—Kay. 2%, Downey 24. Bloomfield Township, — North Bloomfield—Low 46, Dewsiy 18.°~ _Arvold's—Low 27, Downey 10. Columbia Hill—Downey 4 majority. Rough & Reedy Township. _ Rough & Ready--Low 87, Downey 73. Newtuwn—Low 25, Downey 20. _ Anthouy House—Ivow 33, Downey 10. “Zine House—Low 48. Downey 11. Downey Hotse—Downey 15. Low 1). Mooney’s Flat—Low 33. Downey 26. Little York Townshfp. Little York—Low 39, Downey 9. Youu Bet—Low 104, Downey 11. Red Dog—Low 65, Downey 64. . Quaker Fill—Low 31,-Downey 10. Lowell Hill—Low 24, Downey 7. Nevada Township. _ Nevada city—Low 797. Downey 138. Blue Tent—Low 24, Downey 7, Bridgeport Township. North San Juan—Low 228, Downey 65. Sweetlands—Low 37, Downey.6. Cherokee—Low 43, Downey 57. Grass Valley Township. Grass Valley—Low 414, Downey 421. Allisun’s Ranch--Low 2, Downey 157. Norambagua-Low 7 majority. -Buena Vista, Low 6 majority, Washington Township, Omega. Low 61, Downey 56. Washington.. Low 92, Downey 65. Ipha. Low 16, Downey .11. Mountain Well.Low 18, Downey 8. Bear Valley—Downey 18. Low 13. Masontries is--THe-Townsuirs.— The. following will be the average majorities of thé townships: Nevada, 675 Union. Bridgeport, 250 Union. Eureka, 88 Union. " Bloomfield, 40 Union, . Washington, 50 Union. hittle York, 161 Union. “Rough & Ready, 75 Union. Grass Valley, 150 Copperhead. The Union majority in the county will be about },200, . Se etl pee eat State Hetarns. .». . San Francisco, 6,000 moe: Sacramento, 1,100 Stockton, 400 ue Maryaville, 389 tb Forest City, 130 a Dutch Flat, 56 se El Dorado county, 1000.“ NEVADA gave 715 straight ‘‘blue-backs’’ forthe Union nominees, and the remaining Union tickets were but slightly scratched. Tat Oakland — commences je operar ‘. tions ow the beth inet A WASHOE county is erecting fine two sto~ ry court house at Washoe city. Tue French Mist is coining Mexican dollare fur cireulation in Mexico. THe work pt raising the street grades in Sacramento is progressing. THERE are said to be thirty extrees fir Delegates to Congress from Idaho ‘Terris tory. . Gen. LEAMAN, second iu command ‘at . Charleston, was one uf the officers in Fort Sumter when it Was surrendered to the rebels. -Siner the war broke out, nearly ong uns aed wnd fifty war veseels have been constructed, and of these nearly fifty were ironclads. Gop bearing quartz, of favorable indieas tions, has been discovered in the valley of San Andreas Creek, San Mateo county, in the Coaat Range. A FIRE occurred on the premises of Mr. John Folks, of Analy: towaship, Petaluma, a few days siace, by whieh seventy-five acres. of grain and hay were destroyed, tad, Tne beat in New York at the beginning of August was excessive, and the mortality especially ins balantancaneac great. Tue San Joes Macs of July 3iat anid : It ia asserted that nota mule bas heen. seen on town tosday, owing ee to the Demo* . Nevada \ . bat, ores the account, “the fellow declared . ‘believed he did but jest,” whereupon the ] office “hy companies half-companies, pair Mra. PO acs Facts ABOUT Manniace. —The “with this ring I thee wed.” He these, and then shaking his fist at the bride, added, And with this fist.1'll break th “ head.” ‘The clergyman refused te procee ‘he meaut'no harm,” and the ¢onfiding bride . ‘service was completed. A stilt more uaplengant affair: for the lady once happened. K young couple went to get married, but found on their arrival at church they. had not muney to pay the customary fees. The clergyman not ‘being inclined to give credit, the bride6room went out to get the required sum, while the lady. waited in the vestry. During his walk the lover changed his mind, and nevet-returned tothe’ church. The young girl waited two. hours for him, and then departed, *‘scot free,” dryly remarks the narrator. A bridegroom was ouce arrested at. the church door on the charge.of having left a wife and family chargeable to another par~ ish, to the great gral and shame of the in« tended bride.” A gentleman of Berkshire, England, aged 76. was wedded to a girl whom his third wile had brought up. The husband had children hving thrice the ege of his fourth wife. At Hill Farm, in Berkshire, a bind woman of 90 years was married to ber pluugh~ man aged 30; a gentleman of Worcester, up~ wards of 85, to a girl of 18; « soldier of 95, who had served i io King William's wars, and had a ballin his nose, to a girl of 15. In 1799, a woman of Rotherhite, aged 70, was married. to. a young.man aged 24-47 years difference between their ages. A girl of 16 married a gentleman of 94, bat he had £50,000.— Book of Days. . ial _ MARRIED BYA_ JustTice.—Secretary Chase hada father of whom the following story is told. In Newhampshire they used to choose all their State, county and town officers, from Governor down to bog-reeves, at one towo meeting—the anoual March meetiug. As the town officers were very numes inerous, it was customary, 48 fast as they were chosen, to walk them up before a Justice of the Peace, and have them sworn into and single.” ‘Squire Chase,” of Cornish, {father of Secretary Chase) being the most prominent Justice, had the task to perform, and & severe tvsk it was, occupying mnch of . his time from morning till night. It was on one of these oceasions, after the labors and toils of the day were over he returned to his home-weary and overcome with the fatigue of his employwent; and throwing himself into bis easy chair, he féll into o sound sleep. In the meantime, a couple who had been’ waiting impatieutly for some timefor the Justice to join them in wedlock, pre~ sented themselves in another part of the houses and made known their interesting desire to Chase, who, somewhat confused and agitated; attended them to the sleeping Justice, whom she found it difficult to arouse. Shaking him by the shoulder, she called out: “Mr. Chase, Mr. Chase, do pray wake-up; here is & couple cume to be mitried.” “The Justice; who, having administered oaths all day, was dreaming of nothing cles; half awake, rubbed his eyes, 40d looking at the wisttul pair, asked : ‘Are yousthe couplet” _ ~ "Phey nodded assent. “Well bold uo your hands.” They did so with souie hesitation. “You severally solewmnly swear that you will faithtully perform the duties of your offices respectively according to your best skill and judgment, so help you, ete,” The astonished couple looked wild; the Justice added soothingly, “Thag’s all except the fee—one dollar,” which was quickly dropped into his hand; and they were off. doubting the legality of the process, but they concluded toe according to the oath. VALLANDIGHAM TURNED OUT OF Doors: The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser anys: We learn that the proprietors of the Clifton House, Canada, recently gave Mr. Val-~ landigham natice»to quit—circumstances having rendered the space occupied by that notorious individual preferable to his .company. Tue Cause’ or the Smony-AYMosPHER’.—During the last week and yestare f day, the’ atmosphere has been filled with smoke, so much so as to render the suo hardly visible, or at least resembling a big orange hung up in mid-air. No doubt tne real cause ig owing tu extensive forest con~ ‘flagrations among the pineries of thé Lake . Superior region. This atmospheric condi« tion has extended all over the Lake region, and into Wisconsin, “Minnesota, Indiana, I~ licois, and this State. —Debuque Times. MARRIED. pee In thie of ates SEE

_ The printers were wr once remembered on . area bat ap ARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. “i nate foliows. the_potice, Broad Street, Nevada, A Fda ai igh They wid te ee HAsEY & MAYBERRY Propriet ors. ‘. time ordered the sexton to grave ye for . met : : ‘ the interment of the a father, . en dead.” ‘. : ecb 2189. This was unusual ; but a. stranger scene . 2°h?. — Fram 12° weitidins y ¥ took place at St. Dotistan’s*chureb on one . ws Cone do PC Frick occasion, during the ot of the iiss Binekisy és é 6 Boek Blue Tent marriage ceremony.. The bridegroom was a . Mrs For onan Saivedeus . carpenter, and he "follgwed the service deporn A = ex crived Wishes 'votediy enough till words occurred, . William Yates do Col Collins Cherokee Jaméa Miller Austin . J Gutte Virginia J G Griffith . do P Lybe do . W Drake do G Sahnitker do James Frazier —do Mr. Kidis& wifedo J 58 Craig do, J Green Red G W Clay. dow . LE Leachman You BetWm Meredith — do RC Black Bloomfield. '? W Carr Washington 4 — Gola PS oa ogg ——— h Whitstom Go Chas Vixby Di Stee Sota Gam pa J8 Kirniusked lll Mall pritge J T Lanthatt' Deer CMiss Cullen San Fran Dissolution of Partnership. fb eg = rtnership heretofore “rat between erick Bulacher and C. Kraft. uader the name of Bulacher & Kraft, is t dissoived by the withdrawal of the er from the firm. The nneinese 5 will be conducted at the old stand by RED. BULACHER, Nevada. Sept. 3. ‘ees. NE &.—All persons are hereby forbid trusting my wife on my account as. 1 will pay no debts of her contracting after this date. evada, Sept 3d. CASPER FOGELI. The fast and 5 ' lendid steam-. CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION Com ers CHRYSO OLIS and ANTELOPE will leave ou PANY. alternate days for San Francisco, at 2 o’clock P. M. from the foot of Kfstreet Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Chadwick Master willleaveon Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Steamer ANTELOPE. Poole Maser, will . leave on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. os Marysville and Subevenediinds Lana. ings~-Every Day. Steamer Young America, Littleton, Mas. ter, and steamer Swallow. Summers, Master, will leave on alternate days for Marysville,a 7 o’clock, A. M. Change of Day for Red Bluff. Until further notice, the steamers of the California Steam Navigation Company will make two trips per week to Bluff, leaving this 2 on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 7 A.M Freight received every day. boats, a ply on board, or at the office of the California g m Navigation Comyany, on board brig Globe A. REDINGTON, W.H. TAYLOR. { Agents. Sacramento, April 17th—tf Use E. Goodwin & Bros. NEW. YORK PATENT PRESSED CHEWING TOBACCO. FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. This Tobacco is manufactured expressly for the California market : the peculiar manner in which itis putup keeping it always moist, and causing itto retain its flavor any length of ime. 3m-2p ¥ SELF-SEALINGC CANS! . 100 Dezen om and Tin Self-Seal Cana. new all_.sizes, for sale wholesale and ret: on the Commercial Street Hardware and . Crockery ware Store, byGEO. E. TURNER. Cail and Examine them! Nevada, July 3ist. [EN NOTICE .—State of California, 4 county of Nevada, township of Li York, before R MeGoun, J. P.—Lewis & lia ve Arthur Keeler. Notice is hereby given that all zotnes holding or claiming liens on the buildng known ‘as Keeler’s hotel, situated on the east side of Main street in the v‘llage of You Bet, in the township, to wf and State «forepone Pecado Be r before me at my office in ith day of September, 1863, at 10 e's A 7. M. Sete ney, the then and there to exhibit the proot of liens. Given ander my hand baa . sth ee of aad A. Dy 1863, “A true copy, attest Miit: ga Constable. MILWAUKEE BREWERY Sie AS Surize. Street. @ ald inform citizens of Nevada evan ty and his friends, that he isin full blast wi om receive orders for that delicious Lager Beer, which he wil) sell as ow as ‘any Brewery in the county ap's * ® For frioght or passage by any of the above . b'otypes, Photographs, Ete, CH: FERRAND & CO., ‘Rooms No. 48, Pine Street, over the United States Bakery, Nevada. UR rooms have been recently supplied with ‘excellent apparatus, and we aie sana to _ And Postil Colors or Plain;~ Cartes de Visite, Ambrotypes, Which cannot be egeelion A by any in the State. P' I Cc rT U RES taken in LOCKETS AND PINS ! es are as well taken in cloudy as in clear weather. CH. FERKRRAND & CU. Neyada, May 9th, 1863. FURNITURE ---FURNITURE H. WENDLER, No. 29 Broad street, Nevada, Under the Odd Fellows’ Hall. ; Having pur chased the enes: stock ofH. H, Shaffer & Co. [am prepared to furnish Chamber Setts, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Secretaries, Mirrors, Chairs, md Tables, ; Sofas, Bedding and Furniture of every description at ince f all description done. olstery of all des F pernltere repaired and cleaned. my26-tf ea Te & E, F, SPENCE, Wholesale Druggist, NEVADA CITY, CAL. BATES & MoCORMIOK, Wholesale Druggists ',GROAD STREET, _NEVADA, 4 JUST RECEIVED! $00 BOXEs:: A. H. MICKLE & SONS. . FOREST ROSE FINE CUT TOBACCO! A. R. JENKINS, Pionann CIGAR STORE S. ROTHSCHILD, EALER in Cigars, ete Gen D ime Reeceahtees orem &e. me 39 MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. N . “ Millimery and Dressmaking —BY— ee CEORCE E. TURNER, Wholesale and Retail dealer In : HARDWARE,’ TIN WARE, STOVES, Glass and Crockery Ware, And in oar ne eat ar ee Commercial Street, Nevada. A few doors below Pine. CEO. E. WITHINCTON. Sign and Ornamental Painter, ng. . stonse Painting promptly attended te . Dealer in Paper Hangings, Curtain Fixtures, &« @ ~ Photographic Views, Etc., ; Satisfaction given inall cases 3 Likenesswes A Prescriptions carefully compounded. tt 2 TheN Canetti FRIDAY meme ' “NEY Govern Lieut. I, Congre Cole, 807 Whiteside Sec. of Control Treasu Attorne Granger, Clerk § Bradford, State P Survey lap, 128. Harboe Hayes, f' For As * None. . Sheriff. County 130. Treasu Distrie 119. Record Survey Superi 788. Ca * Corone Public Kean, 12 ~ Senate Watt, 13 Assem! Rule, 80: 126. Lis Colleet Assess GR: Govert Lieut. stry. 417 Congre Higby, 4 Bigler, 4 Secret op, 416. Treasu ~ Contre Attor Granger, Clerk Bradford ‘ State . Survoy » lap, 417. Buildi: Sherifi Count; 409. Treasi Distric 405. Recor Surve} Super Caah,, 42 Assess Collee! Coron _ Admin Senato “Watt, 44 Assem Martin, Hill, 4140 Super ci. den jast vada Te Union, f to Const, Tre \V women their hans borax’ ms in the pr wder . ey sav washing * For lace of the . (require lation is gree inj its effect therefore table. 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