September 8, 1863 (4 pages)

_ men who have theroughly exatiined the ques“ment we shall give in the briefest space poss “ed States is to be conducted as against a fors Aevaia Daily Transeript, TUESDAY . , MORNING, SEPT, 8th ee a eieeeitemeny City and County Official Press UNION STATE TICKET. SUDICIAL, = —— For Justices of the Supreme Court: “O: Bi SHAFTER, 8. W. SANDERSON,L. SAWYER, JOHN CURREY, A. L. RHODES. ’ For Superintendent of Public Instruction, JOHN SWETT. For District Judge, YT. B. Me FARLAND. Vor Count y Judge, A. ©. NILES. CONDITIONS OF RESTORATIONS. —There, are a variety of views upon the conditions of the restoration of the rebet States, to the Union. By stane it is held thet as seer oa the rebellion is squelched, the States become us they were before the rebellion begaty, and that all that is required is for the States to aend memnbefs ta Congress, and acknowledge fealty to the Government to become as they Anotherand amore rationyl view os entertained by were before hostilities commeneed, tion, Itis a matter of first intportance, find we would call the attentYirofsour readers to anarticle in the late Athintie Monthly on this The writer is prebably no other than the learned Robert Dale Owen. vitally doteresting subject His positions and his argue sible, The writer in the Atlantic says, and few will deny the truth of this assertion, that slavery and freedom eannot exiat under the apme goverment, and that slavery is, arid mnust necessarily be, aggressive. Heassumes’ that the.emaneipation proclamation is 4 policy and nota law, but that it should be car. ried out’to a law. Thatit will be so carried ‘out Wo point to the closing sentences of President Lincoln's late letter to the Springfield mass meeting. Tho Supreme Court of tho United States recently decided that the war against seced-eign nation, and that the Government has the right by the laws of war to push it toa conquest and until peace on its own terms is secured for the present and the future.-THE Frencu Emperor.—It had. been supposed there wasn public canscience which could hot well be outraged. It had been fondly imagined mankind had progressed to such a stage that no great national wrong could be perpetrated without calling down upon the perpetrator the anathemas of the civilized world, It had. been believed that the doctrines of Machiavelli found no diseiplesin the present day. But the French Emperor has disstpatedall th ‘ae netions com. pletely. “Sovereigns are as deceitful as they 7 It is no great crime forthe Empetor of a great pation to he, like. Lucifer, Atany rate, the Eimperor of the French ia guilty of the geossest’ lyitig, afd net a sovereign.in. Europe protests agninat hia hypocrisy » On-the contrary, he shes ever were. it seeing to be sustained by his brother Kings in. his cunning and duplicity. Female throne-sitters dou't appear to lold.the hirsute monargue in abhorrence for his double dealing.’ We hear nota word of complaint about bis Aud what’ is “ha doing Why, he asseverated mogteolemuly doings in Mexico. there? 1 that he hid ne designua ay tinst Ahe goverirs mento Mexicis, when he Aegan to send trovps to that country, bit he only. designed tu compel the people st Mex:co to pay what they owed to his subj-ets. Ly the Uuited St stes till ne could get a foothold, when ke would throw off the mask.— Tais was to pacThe evidence is How coming out, that it was the design of the Emperor of the French at te outset to océupy Mexico as a de pendeneyof France, ov to establish a monarchy on ‘the riding oF that wepubhesIt is a ¢rusade against g vernments bythe people, unders The old A ronarely not to be relied on at all. , His word is good taken under a mask. Machiavelli is alive agame is . for nothing. Fle has aright to lie, and not only to lie, but to murder and steal. -This is the Buglsh of the French Kinperor'’s .conHa He has solemnly assured the . duct. We have telied on his henor. has none world that lis has no designs agninst a gov« : But he had such desigus What moralist can dee fend him?) What sort ofa figure docs he cut in thislatter part of the. nuveteenth eens tury? Frederick the Great wrested Silesia trom Maria Pherese inthe basest.inanner and ernment by the people iu Mexico. in the face of his “pledges to reapeet her doinimons., Prussia has retained possession of But history black~ ens the Great Frederick with a crime fors ever. © Napoleon lil 1s Weaving ‘for bins It achuplet of infamy in Mexicuto be worn while time endures. the province to this day. “‘Prew!—Oue McCutchan publishes a eard in the Journal, calling some one a liar and slanderer. Those who were present at the polls When a’ gentleman insulted him res peatedly on the day of election will enjoy this loug-mouthed) assumption of bravery in ealhng others liars &e. Another fact, ought to be noticed. Hovanikes bis assnult on’a peace officer who entinot slap his face, and Me. is therefore ciminently safe in taking his bluster. McCutehan_ apes “the latter is authorized) by the laws of war Tho Goveriinent has the highest right Shown to nations to do thia—the right to self: press ervation which is the: founaation of all other tights. Nationa, in acting upon. this right, are authorized to carry the war to such an extent ss to deprive the enemy of all power to do further mischiet, to ‘remove. the cause of disturbance. The States that have taken up arms, by the laws of war they have them. selves invoked, have ne right to be restored to the Union except upon. such terms as the Government prescribes, Government i under no obligation to recognize a Stste Government ip rebellion) Had the State res niained in the Unon— the General Governe: ment might bave been invohed = to aid -it when rebelled against by its own citizens, but now the State ifself isa rebelliowand intiat the supremacy ot fhe Government is recognized. Et would be the height of foolshness to admit a State to return to the Umon without stipulations. The sane causes that produced the present te. bellhon would remain to produce disorder and bloodshed again. : ednge té exist when ’ As the State Governments are endeavors ing te overthrow: the General Government, to overthrow the State Governments. By employing regroes in armé. the General Government is pushing a Nt. dirvetion, When the war is over” aii orushed, prudence dictates that the causes that produced it should no fonger. remain. The State Governments. must be, recon structed on such tertins as the Government ahall deem wise for.its future safety. Ne other view of the question is admissible in reason. ‘To this we must ceme, and it would be well if the public mind iz soon educated the rebellion . of ‘fan intelligent use of the elective-trans ‘chisea.” He however, fixes the standard of his own intelligence: by admitting he voted fur Boaworth ot Grass Valley for supervisor, who was not a cindidatein, this supervisor district. ait Sey aan ae Dk. Lond has resigned the Presidency of Dartmouth College, a position he has beld for more than thirty-five yearé, ee eee Bounty.—One hundred dollars bounte wnd eighteen dollars per month issnow paid to recruits forthe Caluornia Volunteers. ARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. Broad Street. Nevada, HASEY & WAY BueRRY Proprictors, . September 5, 1863. Miss M Bell Virginia W Coilier Grass V ey Miss © Bell do Y Hf Pearson San Juana P Clerburn do W'S Edwards do H Fox do JG Kopf Blue Tent D Herring do S Cushmag do Jubhn Matlon do Miss tbarrington Mary AT Greet San Francis CH Sevmour ‘do W Banham do M Cook & w Washoe Jo Pardy San Fran Dr simpson & w San J G Morgan Moores QO BSinpson Washoe W_eP Morris Eureka S D L-Thomas Nevada Mrs G Adams Virgini Ro Keys * de Frank Larkin Hunt HM Mathews do Hl Havens*Porest Spr’ AJ 44enderson do W P Cheney Quaker h J R Pattison do C A Wilson Omega Dr W RK Little San F JC Clark do De Murphy do wiolivnichets ; : Se: t. 6, 1863. W W Weeks Virginia F Herge:ferd Marysv Mrs Keyes do A Dubois San Fran T W Ireland do° EV Siilisbury do H Suttill do RK Collins do AM Cole do Geo D White do A A Fink Anetin ~ €.B Jones do M D> Howell Virgnia J Smith do SR Morgan do T A White do SE Setland do J W Haskins do D Carder Sonoma ~ ‘lames Clark Carson J D Garvin Virginia Chas Martin do O Darst & serv Gold h R A&A Hutt Woolsevs G L Remington Redd _R Hanson Auburn E P Jefferies Moores K Shaford Bloody Run we up to this point, — C Mosher G ince’ 4 ° RA Div do 1 Drew Patrick doctrine of . ) March 3, 1863. made dnd taken by L. W. Preble “ed by said Courton the 26: day of August, 1863, RagattNe in the Nevada city Post A Office on Monday, Sept 7. 18.2. ae All letters remsining inthe Post Offiee more than One week will be advertised. : Persous asking for pdvertised letters will Dlease give the date of the advertisement. ! Armeatrong Leo M Hall Henry A Ayrve@ Mra L Celina Herrington Henry Alferd Sarah Hibbsrd Timuthy Biker Mrs DL Hiutt Geo Berth A Heche F Blakesmore TJ Jones Frank Booth El jsh Lillard Jackeon Bishop Jose L Mioirtin James Bush Michael S Mather Wn W Bier Jatin McCharles H Butler Jaa R Nugent James M 2 Burnett CT Phititips Ira L Sraymah Lafayette ) Pierce Robt Broveri¢k John C Riadgers Joho A Charvitvat L Richerson Perry Cargy BU © iwithburg G Von Clark Samuel Shaw Geo = Copelind A M Sanger Joseph ¥ Cowell Richard Scott. Wim Col Cho fles Shelby John Craw J OW Shanklin S R Divis Selomon Smith Hiram Delyine Rev Joseph Smith Geo W Dickry. James Smith Ferdinand Duotou Kben Stanley Jas FP. Tihooh Geo W. ‘Thoints Win. Y Tompkins Geo ‘Tonipkins Preston A Thompson Express Tomarr H ¢ Woy Chas D Vaninps Chas WattCcR Warner Res Mr Williains J Wyucoop Miss MJ E Dylkins Jomes BEi:lwards Mra NE Peusen Richa K wrred. J ines kithyou W Phinsgia Wim Futts MHas Fry ES Gaoldberry Alex Goette Henry Givy Mrs Mary E BEooshan John TL us Meakin Mrs Jithe i . -Foreven> Letters. Madame Kagene M ilafosse Mons Mamure. Hotel de Paris Moidame Chiuyile. Jin Prda Ferida O J Lingsta ~A Follart : Jacob Zeller KE. F. BEAN, Postmaster. k UNITED STATES: INTERNAL REVENUE. 5th and bLsth Divisions, Fourth Cole lection District, comprising Nevada county. ” NO@ice hereby given that the list of LN valuat.ons and cnumerations of property, subject to Tax under the -*Act to provide. Inter nal Revenue to suppert the Goverument, and.to py the interest On the Public Debt,’ approve t July 1, 662, and the amendatory Act approvea and Henry Kyerett, Assistant Assessors of said Divisions, Fourth Colleetion Distriet,«will re main open for the exa nination of all perscois in terested for the space of fifteen days from the date hereof, at the U.S” Assessor's office, Nevada city. between the hours of 8 AM. and 4 Pp. M Immediately after the expiration 6f the asid fifteen days T will receive and detérimine all ap peals relative to erroneous or ©) cessive valua tions or enumerations made and taken by the said Assistant Assessors. All appeals to the Assessor as aforesaid, must. be made in writing, and specify the particuiar cause, matter, or thing, respecting which ade cision is requested, and state the yround or principle of inequality or error complained of. See Law —-Seetion 15, page 6. JOUN M. AVERY, Assessor, Fourth Collection District, California Dated at Nevada city, this 7th day’of Sept. a. dD. 1864. N\ONSTABLE’S SALE.—By virtue of an / executonto me delivered, issued from the Court of [ra Stanley, Eag. aJustice of the Penes inand for the towngiip of Eureka. county of Nevada and State mifornia, bearing date . August lhth, P63; to ivy a judgment render. . in favcr of ‘Thos. Drew, and against P hatiiw-€°B Pones, John Sharkey, b’. Maloy, R Hrouston, R: MeCormick, John Lahiff and George Rive, comprising the Pioneer epmpany for the sum of Eighty Ghree Dollars and twen ty five cents, debt, iucerest, damages ‘and costs of suit, [ have taken in-exectution, wud will sell tothe hivhest bidder for cash. -«t Wools -v's Vlat, Nevada county, the following dos ribbd property to wit! Phe Pioneer Miniag elsians, to ether with all tunnels, cuts, flames, tele feet ge and appurtettances th. rounto belongi vy. said property being situated at Woolsty’s Flat, Nevada county, on; Monday, the 28th day of S« p tember, 1863, bet ween-the hours of ¥ o’elock, A M andt4o’clock Fo M. ‘Taken asthe property of the Vi neer Co. to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs, : Given ander my hand th's 7th day of Sent. a. D. 1863 G.D. BABCOCK. Constable. Abra A SSUGNEE'S SA E.—By virtue ofan or £X\ (der delivered ut of the District Court. of the 1th Judéetal Dis rict, State ef Califernia, appointing me assiguee of Sclondun ¢ ushman and J. Wo Coleman. Insolvent Debters, . will offer Tor sale the Tolfowing des éribed properiy one halfof which is the property of each of said Yusolvent debtors, to wit: That certain water ditch, situated in the fownship and county of Nevada, co vesing water from) New York can on to Gopher ill Distret, formerly known as the Thorne ditch; and now know a& Cushm an & Coleman's ditch. Also that pareel of niming claims situate in the tewushio and caunty of Ne vada on Gopher Hil, and formerly. known as the Styles? claims, consisting of fifteen claime, more or lesa, with derrick, hose, Pipes. flumes, tools. &c on saidclaims. Also tiat other par. iug distriet, Nevada township and county, and known as the B d Rock claims. situate beuween the Blue Lead claima on the north and the Em pire claims on the south. haviag four handred ieet front more or leas and running back-to the ravine, Also that dwelling house and lot oecu pica by Cefendaut at Gopher Hill. Akso black smith shop: on ‘the claims above deseribed, togecher with all rights, privileges and appurte nances*to any and all of the abeye described property. ' Notice is hereby given that I will expose to public sale all the above described property to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada. on TUESDAY, si p 15, IsG3, between the hours of 9o’slock, A.M. and 4 o’vlock, P.M. aes Given under my hand this 20th day of Aug. 183. N.W. KNOWLTON, Assigace. The above sale has been postponed to Tuesday Sept. 20h. ; N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. : r LIST OF LETTERS, cel of mining claitas situate on Gopher Hill min$ . GEO. A. WRAVER, * ; By A. W. Potter, Under Sheriff. ‘Dissolution of Partnership. ‘UH partnership beretofore existing between 1 Frederick Bulacher and C. Kraft. uader the name Of Bulacher & Kraft. is thie day dissolved by the: withdrawal of the latter from the firro. The-business will be conducted at the old stand by FRED. BULACHER, Nevada. Sept. 3. 1563. : “AT OTIC — All persons are.hereby forbid AN tensting my wite on my accountas b will » pay no debts of her contracting after.dhis dates Nevada, Sept 3d, CASPER FOGELI. a CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. —— The fast and splendid steam preerrerets CHRYSOPULIS and ANTELOPE will leave on alternate days for San .Frati ciseo, at 2 o’clotk PM from the foot of K street ’ Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Chadwick Master willleaveon Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Steamer ANTELOPE. Poolé Mas ‘ro will leave on Puaesdays, and saturdays. Marysville and Intermediate Lan . ‘ings— Every Day. Steamer Young America, Littleton! Mais. ter, and steamer Swaltlosw. Summers, Master, villleave on alternate days for Maryeville,a rclock, A.M. . : Changé of Day for Red Blaff, Until further notice, the steamers of the Cali fornia Steam Navicration Company willmake two trips per week to Red Liu, leaving this city on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 7 A.M Freight received eye ry day. For frieght or passage by any of the above Houts, wppiy t t QOritha briz,Glove on board, or at the office of the Cali Stefi Navigation Comrany, on board ADHREDING TONG bie. W.H. TAYLOK, . Agente: Sacramento, April [7th—ts Use E. Goodwin & Bres. NEW YORK PATENT PRESSED _CHEWINC TOBACCO. FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.” This Tobacco is manufactured « xpressly for the California market : the pecullar manner in which itis putup keeping it always mauist, and causing itto retain its flavor any length of ime. 3m-2p x SELF-SEALING CANS! _ 100 Dozen Glass and Tin-8elf Seal ing Cans, new patent, all sizes, for sale wholesale and retail at the Cemmercial Street Hardware and Crockery ware Store, by * GEO. E. TURNER. Cail and Examine them! Nevada, July. 3ist. “TEN NOTICE —State of . California. 4 ‘ounty of Nevada, township of Little York, before Ro MeGoan, J. P.—Lewis & Degolia vs Arthur Keeler. Notice is hereby given that all persons holding or claiming-hens on the build ‘ny knewn as Keeler’s hotel, situated on the east sick of Main street in the Village of You Bet, in the township, county and State afore saiv, to be.and appear before meat my office in ted Dog, on th exlibic the proot of said hens: ‘ Given uoder my band this -sth day of Angust, AD 1883, R McGOUN,.J P. A true copy, attest Milt. Con.bs, Constable. MILWAUKEE BREWERY No. 16 Spring Street. NEVADA. §° ~° Ll. W. DREYFuss5 \ T@ aid inform the citizens o1 Nevada cunn tv and his friends, that le isin full blast ind ready fo receive orders for that delicious beverage, Lager Beer, which he will sel] as was avy Brewery inthe county aps PIONEER CIGAR STORE S. ROTHSCHILD, . EALER in Cigars, Fobaceo, Gentz ime Meerschaum Pipes &c. 39 MAIN STREET, NEIL ADA CITY. NB. Store closed from Friday evenin# to aturday evening 3 a Millinery and Dressmaking —BY~— MRS. LIPSETT, Broad Street, 2 doors from Methodist Church Bonnets Pressed and Bleached. Dress. es made inthe latest style Stamping, of . ‘Very description, neatly done. Fancy and Plain Sewing dine at short notice. The patronage of the Ladies of Neyada is respectfally selicited. aug~6-tf @ N J. WeCLARK, Nevada, San Francisco WEAVER & CO., No. 59 Broad Street. W HOLESALE and retail, dealers in GRO CERIES, PROVISIONS. SHBLF GOODS MINING TOULS,' &e., &e. Stand Prperly occupied by WEAVER & NEWMAN, and will be in constant receipt of a complete Stock of Goods, which will be sold at most reasonable rates for CASH. A portion of be Public Patronage solicited. Tr Goods delivered free of charge. WEAVER & CO. Nevada, March, 18th 1862. . Have taken the Amb'otypes, Thursdays, . rf a gee Photographs, Ete. CH. FERRAND & CO., Rooms No. 48,;°Pime Street, over the United States Bakery, Nevada, ( UR rooms have been recently supplied with J excellent apparatus, and we aie prepared tu take > i Large Photographs, In Oil, India Ink, >. And-Pastil Colors of Flain, Cartes de Visite, Ambrotypes, ce Photoaréphio Views, Etc., Which carinot be excelled by any in the State PICTURES 7 taken in © LOCKETS AND PINS ! Satisfaction given in all cases Jp likencas es are as weil taken in cloudy ux in clear weather. , CH. FERRAND & CO. Nevada, May Oth, ls. Bo ee FURNITURE ---FURNITURE H. WENDLER, No, 29 Broad sireect, Nevada, Unider the Odd Fellows’ Hall. ito furnish Chamber Setts, Bedsieads, ‘ ~ Bureaus, ‘ Secretaries, Mirrors, Chairs, ~~ ‘Pables, Sof, sedding and Furniture of every description at reasonable rates. Upholstery ofall description debe Furniture repaired and cleaned My 2ntf oe, SPENCE, Wholesale Druggist, NEVADA CITY, CAL. * BATES & McCORMICK, Wholesale Druggists = ROAD STREET, NEVADA, > Prescriptions carefully compoanded. Lf iy RECEIVED! ° JUST 500 BOXES:!: —or— “A. H. MICKLE & SONS. FOREST ROSE FINE Cur ROBACCO vy A. R. JENKINS. CEORCE E. TURNER, Wholesale *and Retail dealer In HARDWARE, TIN WaRE. STOVES, Glass and Crockery Ware; And everything usually kept in the Hardware and Crockery line—will be sold at the lowest eash prices. Commercial Street, Nevada. :A few doors below Pine. (CEO. E. WITHINCTON, a Sign and Ornamental Painter, House Painting promptly attended to. Dealer in Paper Hangings, Curtain Fixtures, &<« At the toot of Broad Street, Nevada “san TUESD: arn The Ni eee Eastet es favorab passed Mc Bist. W Our troop that hand lying soa} ter from The fort Charlesto A gre been caug Gen, J Cooper fil drove the cummissa Fort Sui ry is now Burnsik wld patris i hig. The Ni Chase S53 The wi working « Unione Gov. A e} ire j hit favor of very . eelved, Goon graphs th fattoriy . LONG n toreh-hi ‘ fur thise ed-here y AUCTL Geo. EL: ( Sherifi’s : to-day an Coole fervor, at er again. NEW ofthe Tr umne, an paper. tributed j North Sa heads wh asks tue the most negroes 6 Equal among al! were tw chants, elected. ~ Conve ican Den Saratoga ley wasa whereby titely ob: SEVER unmigrafi ed an oba for work, over the giance a‘ man eet f mugraut . joke ts,t about ¢u! THe fi dress of Alumni « “Yet x hour ter the mont who hay what of again ane will ROON ed aroun glory be ask no over bet! forth in Fuddy lis «TRE } the Calif among t county, . The fi bler,” ar from the ference; carefully No. 2 ne sat the ground, ; call Th: imcircur

_ men who have theroughly exatiined the ques“ment we shall give in the briefest space poss “ed States is to be conducted as against a fors Aevaia Daily Transeript, TUESDAY . , MORNING, SEPT, 8th ee a eieeeitemeny City and County Official Press UNION STATE TICKET. SUDICIAL, = —— For Justices of the Supreme Court: “O: Bi SHAFTER, 8. W. SANDERSON,L. SAWYER, JOHN CURREY, A. L. RHODES. ’ For Superintendent of Public Instruction, JOHN SWETT. For District Judge, YT. B. Me FARLAND. Vor Count y Judge, A. ©. NILES. CONDITIONS OF RESTORATIONS. —There, are a variety of views upon the conditions of the restoration of the rebet States, to the Union. By stane it is held thet as seer oa the rebellion is squelched, the States become us they were before the rebellion begaty, and that all that is required is for the States to aend memnbefs ta Congress, and acknowledge fealty to the Government to become as they Anotherand amore rationyl view os entertained by were before hostilities commeneed, tion, Itis a matter of first intportance, find we would call the attentYirofsour readers to anarticle in the late Athintie Monthly on this The writer is prebably no other than the learned Robert Dale Owen. vitally doteresting subject His positions and his argue sible, The writer in the Atlantic says, and few will deny the truth of this assertion, that slavery and freedom eannot exiat under the apme goverment, and that slavery is, arid mnust necessarily be, aggressive. Heassumes’ that the.emaneipation proclamation is 4 policy and nota law, but that it should be car. ried out’to a law. Thatit will be so carried ‘out Wo point to the closing sentences of President Lincoln's late letter to the Springfield mass meeting. Tho Supreme Court of tho United States recently decided that the war against seced-eign nation, and that the Government has the right by the laws of war to push it toa conquest and until peace on its own terms is secured for the present and the future.-THE Frencu Emperor.—It had. been supposed there wasn public canscience which could hot well be outraged. It had been fondly imagined mankind had progressed to such a stage that no great national wrong could be perpetrated without calling down upon the perpetrator the anathemas of the civilized world, It had. been believed that the doctrines of Machiavelli found no diseiplesin the present day. But the French Emperor has disstpatedall th ‘ae netions com. pletely. “Sovereigns are as deceitful as they 7 It is no great crime forthe Empetor of a great pation to he, like. Lucifer, Atany rate, the Eimperor of the French ia guilty of the geossest’ lyitig, afd net a sovereign.in. Europe protests agninat hia hypocrisy » On-the contrary, he shes ever were. it seeing to be sustained by his brother Kings in. his cunning and duplicity. Female throne-sitters dou't appear to lold.the hirsute monargue in abhorrence for his double dealing.’ We hear nota word of complaint about bis Aud what’ is “ha doing Why, he asseverated mogteolemuly doings in Mexico. there? 1 that he hid ne designua ay tinst Ahe goverirs mento Mexicis, when he Aegan to send trovps to that country, bit he only. designed tu compel the people st Mex:co to pay what they owed to his subj-ets. Ly the Uuited St stes till ne could get a foothold, when ke would throw off the mask.— Tais was to pacThe evidence is How coming out, that it was the design of the Emperor of the French at te outset to océupy Mexico as a de pendeneyof France, ov to establish a monarchy on ‘the riding oF that wepubhesIt is a ¢rusade against g vernments bythe people, unders The old A ronarely not to be relied on at all. , His word is good taken under a mask. Machiavelli is alive agame is . for nothing. Fle has aright to lie, and not only to lie, but to murder and steal. -This is the Buglsh of the French Kinperor'’s .conHa He has solemnly assured the . duct. We have telied on his henor. has none world that lis has no designs agninst a gov« : But he had such desigus What moralist can dee fend him?) What sort ofa figure docs he cut in thislatter part of the. nuveteenth eens tury? Frederick the Great wrested Silesia trom Maria Pherese inthe basest.inanner and ernment by the people iu Mexico. in the face of his “pledges to reapeet her doinimons., Prussia has retained possession of But history black~ ens the Great Frederick with a crime fors ever. © Napoleon lil 1s Weaving ‘for bins It achuplet of infamy in Mexicuto be worn while time endures. the province to this day. “‘Prew!—Oue McCutchan publishes a eard in the Journal, calling some one a liar and slanderer. Those who were present at the polls When a’ gentleman insulted him res peatedly on the day of election will enjoy this loug-mouthed) assumption of bravery in ealhng others liars &e. Another fact, ought to be noticed. Hovanikes bis assnult on’a peace officer who entinot slap his face, and Me. is therefore ciminently safe in taking his bluster. McCutehan_ apes “the latter is authorized) by the laws of war Tho Goveriinent has the highest right Shown to nations to do thia—the right to self: press ervation which is the: founaation of all other tights. Nationa, in acting upon. this right, are authorized to carry the war to such an extent ss to deprive the enemy of all power to do further mischiet, to ‘remove. the cause of disturbance. The States that have taken up arms, by the laws of war they have them. selves invoked, have ne right to be restored to the Union except upon. such terms as the Government prescribes, Government i under no obligation to recognize a Stste Government ip rebellion) Had the State res niained in the Unon— the General Governe: ment might bave been invohed = to aid -it when rebelled against by its own citizens, but now the State ifself isa rebelliowand intiat the supremacy ot fhe Government is recognized. Et would be the height of foolshness to admit a State to return to the Umon without stipulations. The sane causes that produced the present te. bellhon would remain to produce disorder and bloodshed again. : ednge té exist when ’ As the State Governments are endeavors ing te overthrow: the General Government, to overthrow the State Governments.. By employing regroes in armé. the General Government is pushing a Nt. dirvetion, When the war is over” aii orushed, prudence dictates that the causes that produced it should no fonger. remain. The State Governments. must be, recon structed on such tertins as the Government ahall deem wise for.its future safety. Ne other view of the question is admissible in reason. ‘To this we must ceme, and it would be well if the public mind iz soon educated the rebellion . of ‘fan intelligent use of the elective-trans ‘chisea.” He however, fixes the standard of his own intelligence: by admitting he voted fur Boaworth ot Grass Valley for supervisor, who was not a cindidatein, this supervisor district. ait Sey aan ae Dk. Lond has resigned the Presidency of Dartmouth College, a position he has beld for more than thirty-five yearé, ee eee Bounty.—One hundred dollars bounte wnd eighteen dollars per month issnow paid to recruits forthe Caluornia Volunteers. ARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. Broad Street. Nevada, HASEY & WAY BueRRY Proprictors, . September 5, 1863. Miss M Bell Virginia W Coilier Grass V ey Miss © Bell do Y Hf Pearson San Juana P Clerburn do W'S Edwards do H Fox do JG Kopf Blue Tent D Herring do S Cushmag do Jubhn Matlon do Miss tbarrington Mary AT Greet San Francis CH Sevmour ‘do W Banham do M Cook & w Washoe Jo Pardy San Fran Dr simpson & w San J G Morgan Moores QO BSinpson Washoe W_eP Morris Eureka S D L-Thomas Nevada Mrs G Adams Virgini Ro Keys * de Frank Larkin Hunt HM Mathews do Hl Havens*Porest Spr’ AJ 44enderson do W P Cheney Quaker h J R Pattison do C A Wilson Omega Dr W RK Little San F JC Clark do De Murphy do wiolivnichets ; : Se: t. 6, 1863. W W Weeks Virginia F Herge:ferd Marysv Mrs Keyes do A Dubois San Fran T W Ireland do° EV Siilisbury do H Suttill do RK Collins do AM Cole do Geo D White do A A Fink Anetin ~ €.B Jones do M D> Howell Virgnia J Smith do SR Morgan do T A White do SE Setland do J W Haskins do D Carder Sonoma ~ ‘lames Clark Carson J D Garvin Virginia Chas Martin do O Darst & serv Gold h R A&A Hutt Woolsevs G L Remington Redd _R Hanson Auburn E P Jefferies Moores K Shaford Bloody Run we up to this point, — C Mosher G ince’ 4 ° RA Div do 1 Drew Patrick doctrine of . ) March 3, 1863. made dnd taken by L. W. Preble “ed by said Courton the 26: day of August, 1863, RagattNe in the Nevada city Post A Office on Monday, Sept 7. 18.2. ae All letters remsining inthe Post Offiee more than One week will be advertised. : Persous asking for pdvertised letters will Dlease give the date of the advertisement. ! Armeatrong Leo M Hall Henry A Ayrve@ Mra L Celina Herrington Henry Alferd Sarah Hibbsrd Timuthy Biker Mrs DL Hiutt Geo Berth A Heche F Blakesmore TJ Jones Frank Booth El jsh Lillard Jackeon Bishop Jose L Mioirtin James Bush Michael S Mather Wn W Bier Jatin McCharles H Butler Jaa R Nugent James M 2 Burnett CT Phititips Ira L Sraymah Lafayette ) Pierce Robt Broveri¢k John C Riadgers Joho A Charvitvat L Richerson Perry Cargy BU © iwithburg G Von Clark Samuel Shaw Geo = Copelind A M Sanger Joseph ¥ Cowell Richard Scott. Wim Col Cho fles Shelby John Craw J OW Shanklin S R Divis Selomon Smith Hiram Delyine Rev Joseph Smith Geo W Dickry. James Smith Ferdinand Duotou Kben Stanley Jas FP. Tihooh Geo W. ‘Thoints Win. Y Tompkins Geo ‘Tonipkins Preston A Thompson Express Tomarr H ¢ Woy Chas D Vaninps Chas WattCcR Warner Res Mr Williains J Wyucoop Miss MJ E Dylkins Jomes BEi:lwards Mra NE Peusen Richa K wrred. J ines kithyou W Phinsgia Wim Futts MHas Fry ES Gaoldberry Alex Goette Henry Givy Mrs Mary E BEooshan John TL us Meakin Mrs Jithe i . -Foreven> Letters. Madame Kagene M ilafosse Mons Mamure. Hotel de Paris Moidame Chiuyile. Jin Prda Ferida O J Lingsta ~A Follart : Jacob Zeller KE. F. BEAN, Postmaster. k UNITED STATES: INTERNAL REVENUE. 5th and bLsth Divisions, Fourth Cole lection District, comprising Nevada county. ” NO@ice hereby given that the list of LN valuat.ons and cnumerations of property, subject to Tax under the -*Act to provide. Inter nal Revenue to suppert the Goverument, and.to py the interest On the Public Debt,’ approve t July 1, 662, and the amendatory Act approvea and Henry Kyerett, Assistant Assessors of said Divisions, Fourth Colleetion Distriet,«will re main open for the exa nination of all perscois in terested for the space of fifteen days from the date hereof, at the U.S” Assessor's office, Nevada city. between the hours of 8 AM. and 4 Pp. M Immediately after the expiration 6f the asid fifteen days T will receive and detérimine all ap peals relative to erroneous or ©) cessive valua tions or enumerations made and taken by the said Assistant Assessors. All appeals to the Assessor as aforesaid, must. be made in writing, and specify the particuiar cause, matter, or thing, respecting which ade cision is requested, and state the yround or principle of inequality or error complained of. See Law —-Seetion 15, page 6. JOUN M. AVERY, Assessor, Fourth Collection District, California Dated at Nevada city, this 7th day’of Sept. a. dD. 1864. N\ONSTABLE’S SALE.—By virtue of an / executonto me delivered, issued from the Court of [ra Stanley, Eag. aJustice of the Penes inand for the towngiip of Eureka. county of Nevada and State mifornia, bearing date . August lhth, P63; to ivy a judgment render. . in favcr of ‘Thos. Drew, and against P hatiiw-€°B Pones, John Sharkey, b’. Maloy, R Hrouston, R: MeCormick, John Lahiff and George Rive, comprising the Pioneer epmpany for the sum of Eighty Ghree Dollars and twen ty five cents, debt, iucerest, damages ‘and costs of suit, [ have taken in-exectution, wud will sell tothe hivhest bidder for cash. -«t Wools -v's Vlat, Nevada county, the following dos ribbd property to wit! Phe Pioneer Miniag elsians, to ether with all tunnels, cuts, flames, tele feet ge and appurtettances th. rounto belongi vy. said property being situated at Woolsty’s Flat, Nevada county, on; Monday, the 28th day of S« p tember, 1863, bet ween-the hours of ¥ o’elock, A M andt4o’clock Fo M. ‘Taken asthe property of

the Vi neer Co. to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs, : Given ander my hand th's 7th day of Sent. a. D. 1863 G.D. BABCOCK. Constable. Abra A SSUGNEE'S SA E.—By virtue ofan or £X\ (der delivered ut of the District Court. of the 1th Judéetal Dis rict, State ef Califernia, appointing me assiguee of Sclondun ¢ ushman and J. Wo Coleman. Insolvent Debters, . will offer Tor sale the Tolfowing des éribed properiy one halfof which is the property of each of said Yusolvent debtors, to wit: That certain water ditch, situated in the fownship and county of Nevada, co vesing water from) New York can on to Gopher ill Distret, formerly known as the Thorne ditch; and now know a& Cushm an & Coleman's ditch. Also that pareel of niming claims situate in the tewushio and caunty of Ne vada on Gopher Hil, and formerly. known as the Styles? claims, consisting of fifteen claime, more or lesa, with derrick, hose, Pipes. flumes, tools. &c on saidclaims. Also tiat other par. iug distriet, Nevada township and county, and known as the B d Rock claims. situate beuween the Blue Lead claima on the north and the Em pire claims on the south. haviag four handred ieet front more or leas and running back-to the ravine, Also that dwelling house and lot oecu pica by Cefendaut at Gopher Hill.. Akso black smith shop: on ‘the claims above deseribed, togecher with all rights, privileges and appurte nances*to any and all of the abeye described property. ' Notice is hereby given that I will expose to public sale all the above described property to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada. on TUESDAY, si p 15, IsG3, between the hours of 9o’slock, A.M. and 4 o’vlock, P.M. aes Given under my hand this 20th day of Aug. 183. N.W. KNOWLTON, Assigace. The above sale has been postponed to Tuesday Sept. 20h. ; N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. : r LIST OF LETTERS, cel of mining claitas situate on Gopher Hill min$ . GEO. A. WRAVER, * ; By A. W. Potter, Under Sheriff. ‘Dissolution of Partnership. ‘UH partnership beretofore existing between 1 Frederick Bulacher and C. Kraft. uader the name Of Bulacher & Kraft. is thie day dissolved by the: withdrawal of the latter from the firro. The-business will be conducted at the old stand by FRED. BULACHER, Nevada. Sept. 3. 1563. : “AT OTIC — All persons are.hereby forbid AN tensting my wite on my accountas b will » pay no debts of her contracting after.dhis dates Nevada, Sept 3d, CASPER FOGELI. a CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. —— The fast and splendid steam preerrerets CHRYSOPULIS and ANTELOPE will leave on alternate days for San .Frati ciseo, at 2 o’clotk PM from the foot of K street ’ Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Chadwick Master willleaveon Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Steamer ANTELOPE. Poolé Mas ‘ro will leave on Puaesdays, and saturdays. Marysville and Intermediate Lan . ‘ings— Every Day. Steamer Young America, Littleton! Mais. ter, and steamer Swaltlosw. Summers, Master, villleave on alternate days for Maryeville,a rclock, A.M. . : Changé of Day for Red Blaff, Until further notice, the steamers of the Cali fornia Steam Navicration Company willmake two trips per week to Red Liu, leaving this city on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 7 A.M Freight received eye ry day. For frieght or passage by any of the above Houts, wppiy t t QOritha briz,Glove on board, or at the office of the Cali Stefi Navigation Comrany, on board ADHREDING TONG bie. W.H. TAYLOK, . Agente: Sacramento, April [7th—ts Use E. Goodwin & Bres. NEW YORK PATENT PRESSED _CHEWINC TOBACCO. FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.” This Tobacco is manufactured « xpressly for the California market : the pecullar manner in which itis putup keeping it always mauist, and causing itto retain its flavor any length of ime. 3m-2p x SELF-SEALING CANS! _ 100 Dozen Glass and Tin-8elf Seal ing Cans, new patent, all sizes, for sale wholesale and retail at the Cemmercial Street Hardware and Crockery ware Store, by * GEO. E. TURNER. Cail and Examine them! Nevada, July. 3ist. “TEN NOTICE —State of . California. 4 ‘ounty of Nevada, township of Little York, before Ro MeGoan, J. P.—Lewis & Degolia vs Arthur Keeler. Notice is hereby given that all persons holding or claiming-hens on the build ‘ny knewn as Keeler’s hotel, situated on the east sick of Main street in the Village of You Bet, in the township, county and State afore saiv, to be.and appear before meat my office in ted Dog, on th exlibic the proot of said hens: ‘ Given uoder my band this -sth day of Angust, AD 1883, R McGOUN,.J P. A true copy, attest Milt. Con.bs, Constable. MILWAUKEE BREWERY No. 16 Spring Street. NEVADA. §° ~° Ll. W. DREYFuss5 \ T@ aid inform the citizens o1 Nevada cunn tv and his friends, that le isin full blast ind ready fo receive orders for that delicious beverage, Lager Beer, which he will sel] as was avy Brewery inthe county aps PIONEER CIGAR STORE S. ROTHSCHILD, . EALER in Cigars, Fobaceo, Gentz ime Meerschaum Pipes &c. 39 MAIN STREET, NEIL ADA CITY. NB. Store closed from Friday evenin# to aturday evening 3 a Millinery and Dressmaking —BY~— MRS. LIPSETT, Broad Street, 2 doors from Methodist Church Bonnets Pressed and Bleached. Dress. es made inthe latest style Stamping, of . ‘Very description, neatly done. Fancy and Plain Sewing dine at short notice. The patronage of the Ladies of Neyada is respectfally selicited. aug~6-tf @ N J. WeCLARK, Nevada, San Francisco WEAVER & CO., No. 59 Broad Street. W HOLESALE and retail, dealers in GRO CERIES, PROVISIONS. SHBLF GOODS MINING TOULS,' &e., &e. Stand Prperly occupied by WEAVER & NEWMAN, and will be in constant receipt of a complete Stock of Goods, which will be sold at most reasonable rates for CASH. A portion of be Public Patronage solicited. Tr Goods delivered free of charge. WEAVER & CO. Nevada, March, 18th 1862. . Have taken the Amb'otypes, Thursdays, . rf a gee Photographs, Ete. CH. FERRAND & CO., Rooms No. 48,;°Pime Street, over the United States Bakery, Nevada, ( UR rooms have been recently supplied with J excellent apparatus, and we aie prepared tu take > i Large Photographs, In Oil, India Ink, >. And-Pastil Colors of Flain, Cartes de Visite, Ambrotypes, ce Photoaréphio Views, Etc., Which carinot be excelled by any in the State PICTURES 7 taken in © LOCKETS AND PINS ! Satisfaction given in all cases Jp likencas es are as weil taken in cloudy ux in clear weather. , CH. FERRAND & CO. Nevada, May Oth, ls. Bo ee FURNITURE ---FURNITURE H. WENDLER, No, 29 Broad sireect, Nevada, Unider the Odd Fellows’ Hall. ito furnish Chamber Setts, Bedsieads, ‘ ~ Bureaus, ‘ Secretaries, Mirrors, Chairs, ~~ ‘Pables, Sof, sedding and Furniture of every description at reasonable rates. Upholstery ofall description debe Furniture repaired and cleaned My 2ntf oe, SPENCE, Wholesale Druggist, NEVADA CITY, CAL. * BATES & McCORMICK, Wholesale Druggists = ROAD STREET, NEVADA, > Prescriptions carefully compoanded. Lf iy RECEIVED! ° JUST 500 BOXES:!: —or— “A. H. MICKLE & SONS. FOREST ROSE FINE Cur ROBACCO vy A. R. JENKINS. CEORCE E. TURNER, Wholesale *and Retail dealer In HARDWARE, TIN WaRE. STOVES, Glass and Crockery Ware; And everything usually kept in the Hardware and Crockery line—will be sold at the lowest eash prices. Commercial Street, Nevada. :A few doors below Pine. (CEO. E. WITHINCTON, a Sign and Ornamental Painter, House Painting promptly attended to. Dealer in Paper Hangings, Curtain Fixtures, &<« At the toot of Broad Street, Nevada “san TUESD: arn The Ni eee Eastet es favorab passed Mc Bist. W Our troop that hand lying soa} ter from The fort Charlesto A gre been caug Gen, J Cooper fil drove the cummissa Fort Sui ry is now Burnsik wld patris i hig. The Ni Chase S53 The wi working « Unione Gov. A e} ire j hit favor of very . eelved, Goon graphs th fattoriy . LONG n toreh-hi ‘ fur thise ed-here y AUCTL Geo. EL: ( Sherifi’s : to-day an Coole fervor, at er again. NEW ofthe Tr umne, an paper. tributed j North Sa heads wh asks tue the most negroes 6 Equal among al! were tw chants, elected. ~ Conve ican Den Saratoga ley wasa whereby titely ob: SEVER unmigrafi ed an oba for work, over the giance a‘ man eet f mugraut . joke ts,t about ¢u! THe fi dress of Alumni « “Yet x hour ter the mont who hay what of again ane will ROON ed aroun glory be ask no over bet! forth in Fuddy lis «TRE } the Calif among t county, . The fi bler,” ar from the ference; carefully No. 2 ne sat the ground, ; call Th: imcircur